"It is certainly arguable that risks to the euro zone's cohesion emanating from the core are by definition more severe and harder to diffuse than those emanating from the periphery," UBS analysts added.
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You can practically feel the heat emanating from the screen.
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The shouts emanating from my office are primal and raw.
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From the backyard, they heard music emanating from a nightclub.
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To see these signals emanating from disembodied tissue is weird.
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Democrats reflexively oppose anything emanating from the Trump White House.
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A neighbor noticed a foul smell emanating from the house.
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Scully's voice emanating from the radio became the household soundtrack.
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The messages emanating from European capitals have not been subtle.
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Room finds him in a subdued mode, emanating slow-burn menace.
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The smell emanating from the plate made it even less enticing.
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The messages emanating from the EU's Malta summit were not helpful.
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And you believe that this is emanating from … Who else cares?
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They appear to be emanating from the concentrated beam of sound.
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Bankruptcy alone cannot handle a financial crisis emanating from collapsed banks.
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Health policy emanating from Washington D.C. is confusing, even a mess.
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The resulting distortions bend any interpretative light emanating from the London market.
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Each point will have a unique thicket of paths emanating from it.
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Europeans remain baffled by the mixed messages emanating from Mr Trump's administration.
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He added some kiss emojis emanating from Dream's head like a halo.
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It all seems to be emanating from Plotnitsky and his inner circle.
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Then, he floats towards the heavens, gold light emanating from his head.
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" "#MuellersReport did NOT investigate bigotry emanating from the Presidency harming our country.
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There, Comey expressed dismay about all the leaks emanating from the bureau.
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It won't be something emanating from Trump or his White House itself.
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Within seconds, rhythmic, noisy pulses were emanating from the East German speakers.
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Eventually, he was saved by a scratching sound emanating from the kitchen.
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As a result, by 1822, unbearable odors were emanating from some cemeteries.
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The black smoke emanating from the ship has since ceased, Reed said.
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But that only partially explains the lush, massive growth emanating from his face.
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Regional cooperation will be needed to deal with the dangers emanating from Sulu.
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Authorities investigated the home due to the strong odor emanating from the building.
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But the slow pace further aggravates the growing refugee crisis emanating from Syria.
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"You can actually see gases emanating from the cooling warm mass," noted Mertzman.
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In Afghanistan, people sick of endless Taliban attacks emanating from Pakistan were delighted.
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And the general sense of menace isn't just emanating from the White House.
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First, downside "risks emanating from abroad appear to have receded somewhat," she said.
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Dr. Zogby dismissed such critiques as emanating from the "sky is falling" crowd.
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In 2900, I resolve to defend democracy from bigotry emanating from the presidency.
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Consequently, allegations emanating from Kiev usually are taken with a grain a salt.
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Emanating from a large orchestra, such sounds create a sense of depopulated vastness.
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There's nothing quite like hearing that familiar voice emanating from premium Bose speakers.
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None of this masked the palpable sense of deflation emanating from the scenes.
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Ms. Pelosi has already survived two mutinies, both emanating from within Party One!
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Much of the mess, of course, has been emanating from one company: Facebook.
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But it's possible Mulvaney is echoing the ebullience emanating from the Trump campaign.
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It was emanating from inside the headquarters of the Lebanese General Security Directorate.
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The momentum emanating from this joint support would impede further efforts at rejectionism.
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The first volume details numerous efforts emanating from Russia to influence the election.
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Meanwhile the light emanating from the brushstrokes is filmic and, at times, crepuscular.
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John thought there must be some kind of digital signal emanating from the house.
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Conricus said Hamas bore overall responsibility for any violence emanating from the Gaza Strip.
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Some of the light appears to be emanating from recognizable shapes — are those headphones?
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Jupiter's ghostly sounds Another interesting finding -- new clues about the sounds emanating from Jupiter.
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As it descends, the mole will measure the heat emanating from the planet's interior.
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I stopped talking and started emanating this acidic smell from my skin and mouth.
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But it may also partly reflect the conflicting signals emanating from LME stock movements.
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The sounds emanating from the speakers are both brittle and warm, high and low.
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THE OTHER BIG ISSUE OF THE DAY EMANATING OUT OF WASHINGTON IS TAX REFORM.
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The readings beamed back to Earth suggested a magnetic field emanating from the moon.
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Panicked Twitter posts emanating from the immediate area said students were sheltering in classrooms.
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But the smoke emanating from the Clinton Foundation is not a naturally occurring phenomenon.
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Pessimism emanating from the stock market could leave consumers and businesses scared to spend.
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Gayle King sat in front of him, just inches away, emanating nothing but calm.
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Emanating from somewhere deep in the house was an unmistakably pungent, yet unrecognizable, smell.
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Rafael Nadal enters the court slowly, somberly, every ounce of him emanating stolid focus.
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They seek U.S. leadership to address the still-significant terrorist threats emanating from Syria.
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I love the flickering torchlight emanating from the chamber where the priests judge Radamès.
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Reliable and assured management is a welcome tonic to grandiosity emanating through the media channels.
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The age of the commando, though, is more than pop cultural fantasy emanating from Hollywood.
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"It's emanating from Iran by actors in Iran," Gleicher said during a briefing with reporters.
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The NASA research team first noticed the plumes of material emanating from Bennu on Jan.
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When such a device is emanating energy into the air, there are obvious safety concerns.
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Officials don't know how any odors emanating from his decomposing remains went unnoticed for years.
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President George W. Bush pushed Pakistan to address terrorist threats emanating from its own backyard.
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His became president not by emanating regal authority, but by name-calling against his opponents.
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Nor has the price drawn any comfort from bullish signals emanating from the physical market.
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But they came together to confront the threat of Soviet-backed communism emanating from Vietnam.
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With the unremitting, unprecedented deluge of news emanating from Trumpworld, cable news networks have flourished.
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We wanted to find this element that felt like it was emanating from Little outward.
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Somewhat more surprising was the criticism emanating from modern-Orthodox rabbis, political leaders and citizens.
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This suggests that no one should be surprised at uncivilized acts emanating from the country.
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The sell-off in stocks isn't the only ominous economic sign emanating from financial markets.
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Saudi Arabia has several weaknesses that help explain the current anxiety emanating from Riyadh. 1.
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That bright line of dishonor, emanating from the Swift Boaters, extends into the foreseeable future.
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But how can we overlook the literal meaning of the words emanating from our mouths?
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And that requires commitment greater than the platitudes emanating from the Summit of the Americas.
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Mr. Trump himself has yet to clarify a welter of mixed signals emanating from Washington.
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But it's struggled to stop crime emanating from Russia, where the constitution forbids extraditing citizens.
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"Obviously, there is a threat to international security still emanating from Afghanistan," Mr. Mellbin said.
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He based his accusations on the vapor trail he saw emanating from Gallagher's position, he said.
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Come nightfall, Mykonos, Greece, thumps with disco beats emanating from the megaclubs scattered across the island.
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Maybe the black hole will have bright jets of light emanating from the top and bottom.
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Radiation emanating away from the sun would push the probe in the direction of Alpha Centauri.
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I was convinced that there were nuanced tones emanating from the kick, unfurling ever so slowly.
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But you've soon got another problem to deal with: the foul smell emanating from your mouth.
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He blamed "both sides" for the violence emanating from a white-supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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It's like a ripple effect, emanating from one street corner, at Broad Street and Cambridge Street.
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The patch now appears to be emanating some sort of hybrid Berocca-cat piss smell. Great.
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The authors say their fears are rooted in the overall message emanating from the Trump administration.
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The primary challenge, of course, is dealing with the intense radiation emanating from the melted fuel.
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Most insurers are citing the uncertainty emanating from Washington as a decisive factor in their decisions.
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White, hot vapor and blue fumes started emanating from cracks Thursday afternoon, Hawaii County officials said.
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The leaks currently emanating from within the intelligence agencies focus almost exclusively on Trump's unprecedented behavior.
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Violence, intolerance, mass delusions — all are the result of unfettered energy emanating from the unruly street.
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Several more minutes pass and sounds of a busy hookah bar emanating from the apparatus intensifies.
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Juno measured radio waves emanating from 215 to 250 miles below Jupiter's colorful striped cloud tops.
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Burke was there, too, in the form of a disembodied voice emanating from a phone speaker.
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The talk of jihad emanating from some of Kattankudy's hard-line clerics appalled him, he said.
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Health care became expensive for various intersecting reasons, mainly emanating from wide-ranging and favorable regulations.
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Given the bluster emanating from Pyongyang and Bedminster, N.J., Americans can be forgiven for feeling anxious.
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The air carries the sweet scent of shisha, emanating from cafes named after Damascus and Dubai.
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The thermometers determine temperature by measuring the heat emanating from the surface of a person's body.
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The researcher discovered it was emanating from inside the headquarters of the Lebanese General Security Directorate.
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So the new law would not alleviate the pressure for thinness emanating from the glossy side.
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I say that we must learn to discard as dishonest everything emanating from this White House.
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The rhetoric emanating from the dressing rooms before Tuesday's game revolved around a singular theme: luck.
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She headbangs, she is clearly enjoying herself, and there is joy and passion emanating from her.
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Lebe's Scribbles series depicts urn-like vases emanating hand-drawn spirals of light, like departed spirits.
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You scrub and scrub but the unmistakable stench of fried chicken won't stop emanating from your hands.
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IGNACIO MARTIN VELASCOParis Bartleby has an unerring ability to detect the nonsense emanating from HR (July 13th).
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Ukraine is still crippled by corruption and cronyism, much of it emanating from Mr Poroshenko's own circle.
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He has said some of the rhetoric emanating from Trump has harmed the United States' reputation abroad.
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"Backstage, I imagine real tension and panic," emanating from November's U.S. election and European elections in 2017.
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" According to the report, "Rivera's eyes were glassy and an alcoholic odor was emanating from her person.
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More worrying to some, however, is the increasingly autocratic tone emanating from the presidential palace in Ankara.
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Attacks from jihadi terrorists, while terrifying, did not compare with the threat "emanating from Russia", Soros said.
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So consumers tired of the repeated scandals emanating from the largest banks have a locally based alternative.
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The energy emanating from the Trump protest movement, both lawmakers said, has made their task much easier.
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However, there is another closely related and ongoing technology threat emanating primarily from China: counterfeit electronic components.
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But there is no reason to think the drama emanating from this White House will ever cease.
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But the silence emanating from Jared and Ivanka was exponentially more powerful than any I'd heard before.
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The whole LP is astoundingly sunny, with good vibes emanating from each of these fuzzy pop songs.
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When I approach, a mysterious tune begins emanating from it, as if playing from the other side.
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Once inside, we were immediately overwhelmed with the bright bursts of sunshine yellow emanating from every corner.
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In 1985, Roger Troutman sang of finding "Computer Love" in the glowing eyes emanating from newfangled screens.
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The terrorism and fundamentalism emanating from it have been hurting defenseless people in Nice, Paris, and Brussels.
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But now that momentum is being eclipsed by the cloud of toxic smoke emanating from Swift Industries.
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Other currencies fared less well despite initial gains as investors remained focused on risks emanating from China.
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The earnings call featured a number of pointed questions emanating from concerns over where GE is headed.
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Pesticides were a more day-to-day concern for these women than the toxicity emanating from Washington.
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That resounding silence emanating from the fashion world about the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, a.k.a.
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There is confidence emanating from Doug Weight, who is starting his first full season as head coach.
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Frugal Traveler The beautiful capital city of Ireland has theater, literature and music emanating from its pores.
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Earlier, the outbreak had seemed to be predominantly situated in China, emanating from Wuhan in Hubei province.
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All the while they field ticketholders' requests and indulge their curiosities, emanating a formal but reassuring presence.
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"You don't have the kind of consistency you would like emanating from the White House," he said.
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In January, he denounced leaks emanating from the intelligence community and argued that they were politically motivated.
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Tillerson was the just latest US official to highlight the global threat they see emanating from Hezbollah.
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It's been a dizzying few weeks following all the China news emanating from Washington, DC these days.
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For those who follow markets, starting the year with volatility emanating from China is all-too familiar.
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In fact, decisions and statements emanating from the Oval Office may get worse before they get better.
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Any trade war emanating from those tariffs could have a negative impact on the economy, analysts said.
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For a few years now, the strongest signals have been emanating from the unlikely island nation of Jamaica.
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The video shows the glow emanating from the Kilauea region during the night of May 21 to 22.
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FinServ RegTechs have emerged in a number of areas due to the increasing directives emanating from financial regulators.
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Thanks to the ingenious design, the entire screen resonates with rich sound emanating directly from the screen itself.
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That makes finding a solution to the problem of plastic pollution emanating from rivers "quite achievable", Slat said.
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That makes finding a solution to the problem of plastic pollution emanating from rivers "quite achievable", Slat said.
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When officers began walking toward the residence, they observed "a strong odor of alcoholic beverage emanating" from inside.
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"[Officers] immediately smelled a strong scent of urine and feces emanating from the van," the press release states.
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If anything, it'll be a welcome break from all the cosmic noise emanating from elsewhere in your chart.
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The dense plumes of smoke are emanating from multiple sites about 30 miles (50 km) south of Mosul.
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Green argues there's bigotry emanating from the presidency, and he's out to put an end to Trump's act.
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Trace the threads emanating from the point in the lower left: they represent wind moving around the ice.
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We can already feel the lady power emanating from Black Widow's long overdue debut as the lead hero.
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It started around midnight last night, the worrying and fretting, sweat emanating from the pores of nervous stans.
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" She continued, "This show is a big, bright, glittery disco ball emanating the message of hope and love.
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Israel's military, however, said on Saturday that it would hold Hamas responsible for any attack emanating from Gaza.
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"She was a very strong woman," Vossen said, recalling the inner power emanating from an otherwise gaunt appearance.
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Sometimes we speak of love as if it is a form of instinct, emanating directly from our biology.
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And ideas and legislation will start emanating from committee after committee looking specifically at what has to happen.
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One just had to turn on the television and they could see the hatred emanating from these individuals.
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BRUSSELS — The stench of chemicals emanating from the sixth-floor apartment made the owner of the building gag.
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"This is deeply troubling behavior once again emanating from Russia," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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The space is comfortable and rustic, with warm light emanating from hanging spheres of loosely wound wooden strips.
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"It may have shed some of the arrogance that was emanating from the prime minister's office," he said.
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Seabra said Ramos did not appear rattled by the confrontation with Williams and the debates emanating from it.
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Many conservative lawmakers, usually reluctant to join in the political drama emanating from the media, broke their silence.
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His point, rather, is that empathy is untempered by reason, emanating from the murky bayou of the gut.
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And whatever the risks, they pale before the risks of nuclear conflict emanating from the erratic Kim regime.
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Most documents emanating from the National Security Council amount to dryly worded policy dissertations and intricate planning documents.
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That remains the case after Soleimani's killing, for all the anger and cries for revenge emanating from Tehran.
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The finding that ISIS is regenerating under a new leader challenges the narrative emanating from the White House.
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The engines that are powering the shift in high-end men's wear aesthetics are all emanating from here.
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In the end, Congress can take responsibility and address the complaints emanating from all sides in this debate.
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"Turkey, a NATO ally, has legitimate concerns about terrorist threats and from where they're emanating," Mattis said Wednesday.
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Miami Heat (21-20) Little emanating from South Beach makes sense, whether it is Miami's ability to play .
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Throughout the early afternoon, the music emanating from multiple stages gets caught and garbled by sudden gusts of air.
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Cops say McDowell "had a strong odor of intoxicants emanating from his persons" -- and later said his BAC was .
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There is also the possibility that tin is experiencing its first electric tingle emanating from the new technology revolution.
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He said Turkey reserved the right to defend itself against any threats to its security emanating from the operation.
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The authority of the Cartesian order emanating from the center was beginning to crumble, like an aging French cheese.
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Police started investigating Madison after a cable television worker allegedly detected a foul odor emanating from the his garage.
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The feeling emanating from these works is necessity: she had to rearrange her past in order to move on.
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A man is given some ice cream, but it's made of viscous pink liquid emanating from the giver's penis.
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Now, you see racism emanating from the White House and Republicans are either supporting it or they are silent.
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The United States must demonstrate that any aggression -- whether emanating from Pyongyang or from Beijing -- will not go unanswered.
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Investors are miscalculating the likelihood of the three most prominent market catalysts emanating from Washington, both positive and negative.
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Borders are closing, governments are squabbling and plans emanating from Brussels seem too ambitious to have any immediate impact.
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You can feel the terrible synergy emanating from the multiple firewalls it takes to get to our corporate resources.
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During his confirmation hearing, Mattis broke with Trump on Russia, saying he worried about the threats emanating from Moscow.
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The genocidal talk emanating from Tehran should be placed high up on the agenda when these countries meet again.
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Complaining about negative energy emanating from the painting, Mr. de Souza called it "really heavy" and had it removed.
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George retains only one memory of his childhood religion: the smell of mothballs emanating from the congregation's Sunday best.
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Thankfully, the noises emanating from the Trump administration, at least on Venezuela, have been drastically different from its predecessor.
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"This phenomenon will generate powerful jets of high energy radiation emanating from just outside the black hole," Cautun said.
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This is why it's so crucial to read through a company's financials and pinpoint where growth is emanating from.
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The United States economy has grown very slowly and could be threatened by the shock waves emanating from Europe.
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Teixeira's ardent desire to return may be admirable, but it is one that could be emanating from other factors.
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Indeed, minutes after the N.F.L. account was hacked, suspicious tweets began emanating from the singer Lana Del Rey's account.
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Although, nuclear experts in Pakistan claim that TNWs have reduced chances for conventional attack emanating from militarily mighty India.
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The news on Friday intensified pressure on Olympic officials to react strongly to the doping crisis emanating from Russia.
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Among the headline grabbers, serious and less so, emanating from Washington these days a dire threat is being ignored.
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I've heard one report of an eyewitness who saw smoke emanating from the Ethiopian plane just before the crash.
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She said she felt the country was more divided than ever and cited the incendiary rhetoric emanating from Washington.
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But the truth is, despite this talk, the foreign policy emanating from Riyadh is driven primarily by domestic politics.
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The family's neighbors included Billie Holiday, Johnny Hodges and Billy Strayhorn, and music was always emanating from open windows.
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A David Axelrod tweet now carries the same authority as white smoke emanating from a Sistine Chapel Papal conclave.
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Indeed there are risks emanating from a slowing and transforming China and from a slowing and transforming European Union.
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It's emanating from the White House and aims to drag everyone down the rabbit hole where 2+2=5.
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This is understandable since Saudi Arabia has experienced hundreds of Houthi missile attacks emanating from Yemen in recent years.
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"The danger emanating from this group has significantly increased over the last year," he later added in a statement.
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The diverse opinions emanating from the federal appeals process in time sent the issue to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Emanating as it does from the loudest prosecutor of Trump, it illustrates everything that is wrong with this impeachment.
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As late as the 1950s, one could hear a medley of voices and songs emanating from New Orleans' streets.
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With the departure of White House chief of staff John Kelly, the misinformation emanating from President Trump has only escalated.
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Wall Street has been rallying in anticipation of full-bore fiscal stimulus likely emanating form the in-coming Trump Administration.
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A couple of jammers who were flagged by his system in Philadelphia had unusual electronic signatures emanating from their cars.
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Each tiny mark on this map represents the heat emanating from dust grains lying between the stars of each galaxy.
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Analysts say potential growth shocks emanating from China are raising the chances of further central bank policy easing in Asia.
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Although unquestionably competent, they were badly overstretched and, given the challenge, heavily focused on containing the chaos emanating from Somalia.
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When Blake Lively steps on a red carpet, she exudes a glow we though only unicorns were capable of emanating.
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Given the signals emanating so far from Trump Tower, the Trump presidency doesn't appear to be moving in that direction.
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On his way over, Frank receives commands from a voice emanating from a small round screen, which he calls Coach.
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A darker view sees a credit bubble emanating from years of misguided over-investment in China's infrastructure, housing and manufacturing.
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What stands out is not just the distance that Strayed travels, but the love and wisdom emanating from each page.
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Parkhurst "began hearing voices emanating from his television, telling him to do things," the attorney wrote, according to the outlet.
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The report also highlighted risks emanating from China's surging internet and technology sector, often referred to as its new economy.
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By contrast, the magnetic fields emanating from Uranus and Neptune looked lumpier and more complex, with more than two poles.
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They feature a flicker mode and color-changing options, with light emanating through the eyes and mouth of the helmet.
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The six sniffer dogs were apparently too preoccupied by all the delicious food smells emanating from passengers' snack-packed bags.
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We then left the restaurant struggling to breathe, and with the distinct smell of subpar KFC emanating from our backpacks.
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The first phase of observations is complete and, as expected, there is no evidence of artificial signals emanating from 'Oumuamua.
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Both now and over the horizon, risks emanating from failed and fragile states will pose real consequences for U.S. interests.
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You know there's bigotry emanating from the presidency, yet you would not want me to stand here and address it.
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But given the vibe emanating from his old colleagues, he's not exactly optimistic about meaningful reform getting through the legislature.
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The global economy has been vulnerable to political and economic shocks emanating out of one region (Europe) or country (China).
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The true goal of almost all malign influence operations emanating from the Kremlin is to seed doubt and foment discord.
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"We can prove and feel confident that this is content emanating from Iran controlled by actors in Iran," he said.
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But despite the cautious optimism emanating from Pyongyang, Seoul and Washington, experts say the real work is yet to come.
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"The IDF holds Hamas solely responsible for all hostile acts against Israel emanating from the Gaza Strip," the IDF said.
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Russia has been the exception to the rule of the bark emanating from the GOP not resulting in any bite.
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It would be a shameful legacy emanating from Secretary Tillerson's tenure and we strongly urge him to reconsider this action.
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MORE as "much broader" — emanating from other nations such as Iran and China and impacting a variety of U.S. infrastructure.
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" More recently, he reacted to embarrassing disclosures emanating from his own White House by calling the offenders "traitors and cowards.
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But there is no denying that such announcements are strengthening a genuine bout of war hysteria, emanating from the Kremlin.
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Federal energy regulators recently surveyed electric utilities on existing practices to prevent a catastrophic cyberattack emanating through the supply chain.
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Intermittent sirens from the ambulances lined up outside the hospital punctuated the sounds of Sondheim emanating from the rehearsal piano.
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The writing is beautiful and precise, blending literary traditions emanating from across the world, but particularly from within Kurdish practices.
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Emanating calm like a sonic wave across great distances, like sending out a sonic boom of self-worth and healing.
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Read more " Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor in Jacobin: "These are important repudiations of the white supremacy emanating from the White House.
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The SDF's Coordination and Military Operations Center tweeted out video showing plumes of smoke emanating from the town of Qamishli.
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The market hates uncertainty more than anything else, and there's a lot of uncertainty emanating out of the White House.
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"Any meaningful arms control treaty must reflect reality as it is" and address "the threat emanating from China," she added.
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This means the U.S. still remains in danger emanating from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its homegrown political monsters.
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Lumbering and implacable, she bears down on her victims in zombielike obedience to the tiny voice emanating from her uterus.
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But the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory MeerKAT telescope was able to detect the radio wavelength emanating from the area.
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The warrants further detail what detectives called a "strong odor of bleach" emanating from the bed of Rothwell's pickup truck.
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"These targeted sanctions are a part of a broader effort to address the ongoing nefarious attacks emanating from Russia," Mnuchin said.
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Amid all of the thick meat fumes emanating from the charcoal grills are glistening bottles of wine at almost every table.
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The raw power emanating from Grohl, Pat Smear, Taylor Hawkins, Nate Mendel and Chris Shiflett is enough to spark an uprising.
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In the images below, note of the green light emanating from the building in the lower lefthand side of the images.
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But I remember feeling the heat that was emanating from the room's dark curtains which had been absorbing sunlight all day.
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But there hasn't been a case of lethal terrorism emanating from the left for more than a decade and a half.
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But it is only until the end that the French robots discover a mysterious purple light emanating from the snowy ground.
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Monday's sentiment has been darkened somewhat by weak U.S. economic data and persistent pressure emanating from the trade conflict with China.
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During his remarks, Obama bemoaned controversial language about immigrants emanating from the campaign trail, saying it was destined to alienate voters.
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During three of those transit events, Hubble observed spectral features that could be plumes, mostly emanating from Europa's south polar terrain.
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This was the first example of "multimessenger astronomy," as astronomers measured both electromagnetic radiation and neutrinos emanating from this stellar explosion.
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They look for characteristic bands of polarized light emanating from the sun, which we humans can't see, to get their bearings.
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So the disconnect between the rhetoric emanating from the top and the reality of widespread Americanism in life is very odd.
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Against this improving backdrop in the U.S. and Europe, we have also witnessed a decline in global risks emanating from China.
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By remaining in the single market, Britain would be bound by regulations emanating from Brussels with no formal vote on them.
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When I hear the app's chirpy tone emanating from the bottom of my handbag, I am no longer struck with terror.
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But she didn't say any of that; she just lay silently, emanating a black, hateful aura, until finally Robert trailed off.
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They're probably going to X-ray it and sweep it to see if there's any radio frequency emanating out of it.
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"These targeted sanctions are a part of a broader effort to address the ongoing nefarious attacks emanating from Russia," he continued.
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The key challenge will be to control the unintended consequences emanating from the inevitable rising strain between two easily-offended presidents.
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Meet, greet, shake hands, and pat each other on the back, with nothing toxic emanating in the days and months ahead.
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"These targeted sanctions are a part of a broader effort to address the ongoing nefarious attacks emanating from Russia," he added.
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Stock markets plunged again on Monday amid investor uncertainty that some market-watchers blame on uncertainty emanating from the Trump administration.
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This Russian-Iranian axis should rank alongside Iran's nuclear-weapons program on America's list of threats emanating from the Middle East.
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No matter where you wandered in Hyrule, you were only so far away from the encroaching evil emanating from Hyrule Castle.
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Everything appears to be endlessly shimmering, thanks to the sheen emanating from the elaborate bridal jewelry displays and embroidered specialty dresses.
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Knowles's voice is heard throughout the exhibition, emanating from an audio recording in the provocative installation "The Boat Book" (2014–15).
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Those of us in the media devote endless hours to refuting the latest barrage of hooey emanating from the White House.
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It was then that police allegedly "smelled a strong odor of cannabis" emanating from Simmons and the clothing inside his suitcase.
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It was as if the post-empire glow, like light emanating from a star that has died, had finally gone out.
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It's another internal drama in a series of dramas emanating from this White House on what seems like a daily basis.
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The initiative appeared to be a reaction to widespread reporting over the past year focused on fake news emanating from Russia.
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There is a never-ending stream of dishonesty, offense and hostility emanating from this administration, sometimes too much to properly track.
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The problem with this preseason, in particular, is that the tension and chaos emanating from China all week very much counts.
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"What's driving this downturn in the stock market is actually emanating from the bond market," Sanchez told "Trading Nation " on Thursday.
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Israel blamed Hamas for building the tunnel and says it holds the Islamist group responsible for all actions emanating from Gaza.
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Qatar is one of the world's famous oil-rich countries, with much of its economy emanating from oil and gas exports.
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The Public Editor THE news emanating from Washington these past two weeks has been relentless and the reporting on it impressive.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — The string of insults, misstatements, exaggerations and outright falsehoods emanating from the White House began just after sunrise.
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There is, simply put, too much connection in the world today to allow space for outright destruction, even emanating from Trump.
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The positional data is constantly updated to translate each spacecraft's orbit to sounds emanating from a 28-channel hemispherical loudspeaker array.
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Is this slump in available LME stocks for real or just another false signal emanating from the smoke-and-mirrors financing trade?
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"The Hamas terror organization is accountable for all violence emanating from the Gaza Strip and it will bear the consequences," said another.
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Drew Feustel tweeted an image of vog emanating from the island&aposs coast and at other points along the lava&aposs paths.
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So it was either Arsenal or Manchester United, maybe Liverpool, and they had distinct identities emanating from their respective players and managers.
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And the 30-year-old made the moment extra special by adding some kiss emojis emanating from Dream's head like a halo.
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The risks range from closely watched macroeconomic factors like the U.S.-China trade dispute to underappreciated threats emanating from refineries in Asia.
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Prior to the new study, marine biologists speculated that triplefins used the light emanating from their eyes as a means of photolocation.
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The logo was a bold example of modernist design, the C in the middle emanating out to the people watching the broadcasts.
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And it is clear that he is behind some of the disruption -- critics would say disarray -- that is emanating from the administration.
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Some have argued recent leaks of classified information, assumedly emanating from inside the intelligence community, resulted in his swift removal from office.
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The insulation, which Patagonia calls PlumaFill, looks like a miniature feather boa, with innumerable polyester tufts emanating from a long, central spine.
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" It added that it was "Britain's offshore prison," and that "no one should be surprised at uncivilised acts emanating from the country.
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Most of the time, the Moon is constantly being blasted with solar wind — fast streams of charged particles emanating from the Sun.
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Smoke was seen emanating from a large excavation vehicle and protesters had also climbed into other equipment, according to a Reuters witness.
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A familiar feature of a cable-stayed bridge is that the cables form a fan-like pattern emanating from the supporting tower.
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But given the trouble the Americans have already caused him, he may want to steer clear from any advice emanating from Washington.
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The smear emanating from the moon's south pole is consistent with the tiger stripe geysers captured in much higher resolution by Cassini.
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For a day, the desert portion of Fortnite's island kept getting struck by lightning bolts emanating from a rift in the sky.
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Soon enough very expensive clothing is literally raining down from the building and screams can be heard emanating from the Strickland apartment.
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The tumultuous Brazilian crowd tried drowning out the hubris emanating from the Uzbek camp with chants of "Mongolia" in support of Ganzorig.
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With the increasing protectionism emanating from Western capitals, Foxconn could have used some geographical diversity in the event of a tariff fight.
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But as a rule of thumb, the emissions emanating from a burning shrub are less caustic than those of a burning Subaru.
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This approach has long been a staple of visual art performance, specifically feminist performance emanating from the West Coast in the 1960s.
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Apparently a separate Lyft e-bike caught fire over the weekend, also in San Francisco, with the fire emanating from its battery.
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Mr. Obama said that other countries in the region, including China, have begun taking the risks emanating from North Korea more seriously.
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Many insurers withdrew or limited their participation on the exchanges in recent years amid uncertainty emanating from Washington DC and large losses.
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Yet Sanders also faces real challenges in the new race beyond those emanating from the sexual harassment allegations against a former aide.
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If they instituted a policy architecture resembling what had come before, maybe they could contain the chaos emanating from the Oval Office.
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Juno's instruments are designed to precisely measure the magnetic and gravitational fields of Jupiter and the glow of microwaves emanating from within.
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Two years after Trump took office, the swamp is as fetid as ever—and the strongest stench is emanating from Trump's hotel.
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Over the years, the force has, with increasing effectiveness, interdicted terrorist plots emanating from the West Bank and improved its policing ability.
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I can smell it emanating from the floor in every part of my space that shares a wall with the neighboring unit.
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Pipes and hoses emanating from the trucks connect to a metal apparatus known as a manifold, which looks like a giant insect.
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Alex Halliday: In astrophysics, the biggest breakthrough was the recording of gravitational waves emanating from the collision of two neutron stars colliding.
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There were rumors of this sort of thing emanating from a hundred private research vessels back on earth and in the colonies.
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But Barzani's jubilant tone did little to quell the rage emanating from Baghdad and its neighbors, who vehemently oppose the independence effort.
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And it has recently been discovered that both bumblebees and honeybees can detect and discriminate among weak electrostatic fields emanating from flowers.
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Imagine his reaction when he hears my disembodied voice emanating from a little box ordering him to put down the Nintendo Switch.
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Such concerning signals emanating from a country that accounts for roughly 15 percent of the world economy might give some investors pause.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday it's time to buy stocks despite the bearish signal emanating from U.S. Treasurys as coronavirus fears persist.
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Trump may be able to obstruct Congress&apos quest to determine whether there was a "real and imminent threat" emanating from Soleimani.
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It is an unlikely story of hope emanating from the very county that, in 2016, so resoundingly announced the era of Trump.
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The smell of chlorine emanating from the concrete building is the first hint that Mermaid Spa, in Coney Island, isn't Spa Castle.
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But this photo registers heavy with what I can only call a true grit and a palpable, authentic determination emanating from Doba.
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When compared to Mr. Maas's strong rhetoric in Bucharest, the sound emanating from German foreign policy circles today is rather mealy-mouthed.
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Satellite imagery from February shows "steam vapor plumes emanating from the generator hall and river ice melt" near the 5 megawatt reactor.
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Some people are concerned, however, that rhetoric emanating from the White House about foreign aid could spell doom for programs like Pepfar.
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Now though, there were some more interesting takeaways from the results beyond the sort of lukewarm numbers emanating off the income statements.
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"The prospects for further moderate economic growth look encouraging, particularly as risks emanating from abroad appear to have receded somewhat," she said.
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One of the basic pieces of evidence that the STAP process had worked was the green glow emanating from the altered cells.
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That's when the agents decided to call in a canine unit, which zeroed in on a strange scent emanating from the vehicle.
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And he sees it: a person carrying a flashlight, the pale beam emanating from the open door of the walk-in freezer.
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There's no doubt that a certain number of amateur-hour antics emanating from the White House have exacerbated the GOP's governing troubles.
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Within eight of these boulders, Goicolea has inserted a strip of reflective glass that refracts various colors emanating from the rocks' cores.
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One could say that there is a wave effect, rigorously maintained vertically and horizontally across the painting's surface, emanating from the central axes.
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For example, the Chandra observatory documented these X-ray "burps" emanating from the merger of two galaxies around 26 million light-years away.
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"I would disagree with the fact that there is some kind of benefit to the hedge fund industry emanating from Brexit," Krol said.
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Astronomers suspect these stars act like lighthouse beacons in the universe, regularly emanating or "pulsing" blasts of X-ray light as they spin.
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Witness Kyle Nelson told CNN affiliate KTLA-TV that he heard and saw three large explosions in rapid succession emanating from the festival.
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Image: Chad Sparkes/FlickrBeneath the hum of ship traffic and the chatter of marine life, another sound is emanating from the Caribbean Sea.
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Mark Hertling, retired lieutenant general The candidates and the American people have rightfully focused on the terror threat emanating from the Middle East.
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Meanwhile, Neil Passmore,CEO at Hannam & Partners, told CNBC Wednesday he believed the noises emanating from the group gave reasons for early optimism.
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Hangzhou, China (CNN)The odd collection of voices cuts through the cold Beijing air, the sounds emanating from a small, unremarkable back room.
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Using the ALMA telescope in Chile's Atacama desert, the astronomers detected the faint millimeter-wavelength signals emanating from a cool ring of gas.
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There's a powerful, funky aroma to the place emanating from dozens of flowering vines rising from their pots like warped, budded magical beanstalks.
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Offsetting rating factors include SIRe's small size and heightened operational risks, mainly emanating from its dependence on a small number of key staff.
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And how he views all of those things is this: With Trump at the center and everyone a spoke emanating from his hub.
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Chipper claps, rattles and güiro strokes fill in the gaps, emanating a playful energy that Henrik so often puts forth in his work.
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Offsetting factors include SI Re's small size and heightened operational risks, mainly emanating from its dependence on a small number of key staff.
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With so much uncertainty and chaos emanating from Washington this year, many carriers opted to downsize or exit the Obamacare exchanges for 2018.
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Perhaps listening from the calming words emanating from his corner, Dubois got back behind his jab, attempting to take control of the fight.
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Is it retaliation for an attack, a response to an imminent threat, or a reaction to threatening rhetoric emanating from Kim Jong Un?
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However, this new merger is unlikely to face the same interference from the French government with some positive comments already emanating from Paris.
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She had died while being conveyed to hospital in the refuse men's enormous vehicle, a reek of whiskey emanating from her sodden clothes.
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Julia Legler, one of more than a dozen demonstrators, said the group objected to "Islamophobic, anti-Muslim garbage" emanating from the Trump campaign.
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We get a blood-red glow, emanating from the children's tree house, and borrowed from the eyelike windows in " The Amityville Horror " (1979).
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Emanating from debate among our Founding Fathers, the Electoral College has played a vital role over the past two centuries, he points out.
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He gets excited about the profusion of philanthropic schemes emanating from Silicon Valley and sees in them an attractive model for the future.
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"This would save millions of families in the country from financial hardship and debt trap emanating from the huge healthcare costs," he said.
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Sometimes it felt like pressure applied to his skin; at other times, the pressure seemed to be emanating from within, from his bones.
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Damien Hennessy, co-founder of Heuristic Investment Systems, said the positive sentiment emanating from gains in U.S. banks was flowing through to Australia.
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The level of attention President Trump has given to this policy is remarkable given the chaos emanating from him in the West Wing.
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The sharp rise in debt prompted one I.M.F. official to warn this month of the risk of a financial "calamity" emanating from China.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — The news emanating from the American South this year has been one long litany of assaults against human decency.
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On winter evenings, it felt like the light emanating from the classroom windows was a result of the intellectual activity going on within.
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That same rage Alison has been experiencing, that fury emanating from Terri, I have it now, too, but strangely it doesn't feel new.
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Justice Department and State Department officials had also warned that investment restrictions emanating from the White House could trigger a wave of lawsuits.
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I walked through the colorfully hand-painted door to music emanating from a boombox and the soft thud of bodies hitting gymnastics mats.
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And the FRBs are emanating specifically from a region just seven light-years across — a region that&aposs alive with stars being born.
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Grisham appeared to suggest Friday the proposal was a product of Trump's desperation to better counter the damaging testimony emanating from the Capitol.
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At first, she envisioned creating a gallery full of portraits of last speakers of these languages, with recordings emanating from behind the prints.
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The smell emanating from the lava was so strong that she rolled up the window and placed a gas mask on her face.
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Afghanistan's stability, and keeping U.S interests safe from threats emanating from there, only in small part would be lessened by an executed agreement.
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Some CAFOs are criticized for the strong stench emanating from their farms, caused by the large amount of feces generated by their animals.
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The continuously shifting array of "like" arrows emanating from you is reproduced billions of times across the planet and configured differently each time.
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Given the incessant drumbeat that Washington is evil, I would hope that Americans would appreciate the story of good emanating from Capitol Hill.
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Typically, if tremendous energy is emanating from a massive core at the center of a galaxy, the core is probably a black hole.
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The UFC kicked off the month of June with UFC 023, a stacked card emanating from The Forum in sun-soaked Inglewood, California.
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Maybe it has something to do with Conte on the sidelines, emanating menace like a suave but unhinged Timothy Dalton-era Bond villain.
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For months, Trump has been railing against presidents past, accusing them of an inexcusable failure to solve the nuclear threat emanating from the North.
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REITs are also tapping the RMBS market, with over one-third of prime RMBS issuance emanating from REITs, according to managing Director Grant Bailey.
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Israeli Army Radio said Russian electronic warfare, possibly emanating from neighboring Syria where Moscow has been backing Damascus against rebel forces, was the cause.
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One has to read the way a cigar burns, to interpret the heat emanating from its skin, to measure the weight on each puff.
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The spacecraft is responsible for creating some of the highest resolution photos of solar flares, coronal holes and solar prominences emanating from the star.
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But some farmers fear they may not have access to their farmlands due to insecurity emanating from the Boko Haram insurgency in the region.
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So if you're in New York City on Monday night, don't forget to look up at the beacon of "emoji yellow" emanating from Midtown.
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" Reminds me of the look in my ex's eyes when he dumped me last winter; a soft patronizing gaze emanating, "Please don't hate me.
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All three probes could have actually detected the ultraviolet light from some other source, emanating from much deeper in the galaxy, the researchers wrote.
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Several US officials say the recent ban on electronics in passenger cabins on some flights was due in part to intelligence emanating from AQAP.
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"The moment I arrived, an exchange of fire was taking place, blasts had been heard, smoke was emanating," Talpur, an assistant superintendent, told Reuters.
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" In case anyone missed that point, she added that "the threat of terrorism emanating from Pakistan… has affected India and the United states alike.
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Before I could drive BB-22E, I had to make sure that a bright blue light emanating from inside the drone was facing me.
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"I ride public transport a lot, and every now and then, I come across someone emanating a strong odor, and it's obvious," Preti said.
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And it's now a brand, and as we were discussing at the beginning of the podcast, there are many different things emanating from it.
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Every dot you see is lightning, with the color indicating how recently it took place and expanding circles showing thunder emanating from the strike.
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It was hard not to detect a strong whiff of irony emanating from the proceedings: This is what the kids want, not Stephen Malkmus.
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But it also could be emanating from the other elevator opposite of it—or the back of the editorial floor near the emergency exit.
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Many of the alleged incidents of bribery are emanating out of China, where wages for Amazon employees are relatively low, according to the Journal.
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Infants in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) typically have a large number of sensors attached to their skin, with wires emanating from them.
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There is a danger that the lack of vigorous oversight will appear to voters as a broader aura of complacency emanating from House leadership.
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NATO is in Afghanistan because they are supporting us, in the wake of 9/11, and because they recognize the threat emanating from Afghanistan.
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Inside, the phantasm of Donald J. Trump, with its egg-custard bangs, weaves its way through the palpable embarrassment emanating from the assorted guests.
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He seemed to suggest that he was not paying close attention to Mr. Trump's messaging or the chaotic atmosphere emanating from the White House.
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One can debate the efficacy of land for peace, a two-state solution and the underlying causes of terrorism emanating from Sinai and Gaza.
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The Mac Balla Bloods operated "an enterprise of violence emanating from Rikers Island," the Bronx district attorney, Darcel Clark, said in announcing the charges.
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Not only have passengers stared at the lumps under his clothing, but they have also reacted to the loud belching noises emanating from them.
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With violent political messaging emanating from the White House and echoed throughout the conservative media and social-media landscapes, Levin only expects more attacks.
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That day, two English amateur astronomers, Richard Carrington and Richard Hodgson, independently observed a "white light flare" emanating from the surface of the sun.
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Giant pillows were seen in several spots, as people sat around, laughing, drinking and listening to music emanating from one of the two stages.
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Investors in Asia are kicking off the new trading week with a note of caution, keeping an eye on volatility emanating from Wall Street.
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The foul smell emanating from the sea of trash was inescapable and the thick, chemical-infused smoke wafting through the air burned the nose.
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The attacks on immigrants and people of color emanating from the White House are impacting how our kids are treated every day at school.
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True, some signals emanating from human activity have traveled much farther than even Arecibo, thanks to the incidental leakage of radio and television broadcasts.
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What's emanating from your throat should sound unpolished, marked by cracking and what linguists call ingressive phonation, or vocalizing as you suck in breath.
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It says the DOJ is worried not only about attacks emanating from Russia, like those described by Burt, but copycat operations from other nations.
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I'd never ventured outside of Trader Joe's tea bags before, but the idea of loose-leaf tendrils emanating from an underwater unicorn was spectacular.
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Igor Spetic, in Cleveland, suffered after his amputation from extreme, persistent pain, which he felt permanently emanating from the hand he no longer had.
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Israel maintains tight control of Gaza's land and sea borders, citing security concerns emanating from Hamas, the Islamist group which controls the coastal territory.
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Considering the disturbing responses to the incident emanating from some corners of the internet, closing ranks may be the family's most logical response for now.
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This sleep care package also includes a set of blackout stickers which you can use to block out the distracting lights emanating from your electronics.
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There are a number of different prominence types that have been observed emanating from the Sun, but this so-called "hedgerow" prominence resembles wild shrubbery.
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That way, data emanating from the EU will need to be handled a certain way, just as any personally identifiable information needs to be safeguarded.
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Cedar Falls Fire Chief John-Paul Schilling told the newspaper a resident said his pet was meowing at the ceiling, where he felt heat emanating.
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At Stanford University, however, the yeast emanating this odor isn't being used to create food or drink, but instead engineered to create powerful new medicines.
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She said there was scope to improve fiscal frameworks in the Middle East with some of the weaknesses emanating from "short-termism and insufficient credibility".
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Scientists found it by noticing that a pattern of radio waves emanating from a group of stars was behaving very weirdly, so they reanalyzed them.
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Nevertheless, the Television Academy recognized a dozen networks and streaming services, illustrating just how much quality television is emanating from a wide variety of sources.
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"On the whole, the prospects for further moderate economic growth look encouraging, particularly as risks emanating from abroad appear to have receded somewhat," Yellen said.
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But for just the second time, a team of astronomers detected a flash of repeating of radio waves emanating from beyond our Milky Way galaxy.
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In its orbit some 94 million miles above the surface of the Earth, Kepler kept close watch on the light emanating from thousands of stars.
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The mystery of a "pinging" sound emanating from the Arctic seafloor in Canada, which local hunters say has been driving away wildlife, just grew deeper.
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They're emanating from the center of the galaxy NGC 3079, likely the result of a central black hole consuming matter and spewing it back out.
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The statement added that, "Turkey is a key NATO Ally that faces legitimate domestic security concerns emanating from ISIS, PKK, and other designated terrorist organizations."
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The square version is almost entirely gray, until you realize the bits of pink, red, and green emanating from the ricocheting rectangles' carved-in edges.
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Ten minutes—permeated by a few worrying microwave pings emanating from behind a curtain— pass before I am served a floppy brown puck of flesh.
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" Last week, Green doubled down on his push to impeach Trump against the wishes of Democratic leadership, arguing there is "bigotry emanating from the presidency.
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Sometimes the accompaniment for a song, emanating from a cassette tape recorder hidden in a nearby bush, could not keep the singer precisely on key.
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But Amash does, and his forceful public statements on impeachment are a noticeable contrast with the squishy and condescending ones emanating from House Democratic leadership.
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They are protesting not just with slogans and signs, but also with rifles slung over their shoulders and a rebellious spirit emanating from their throats.
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As business and community leaders expressed fears of negative economic effects emanating from the amendment, Beijing continued a full-court press to justify the move.
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The series of events amplified the anxiety emanating from the White House over shaky markets -- and the effect they could have on Trump's political standing.
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It turned out to be a hoax, one in an unending series of absurd claims through these elections, some of them emanating from Modi himself.
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At the same time, I was alarmed by the nationalistic rhetoric emanating from the Tea Party, the populist political movement that arose after Obama's victory.
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The ramp-up in rhetoric and sanctions emanating from the White House against Iran in recent months will surely have pleased the ambitious young royal.
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Following the Church Committee investigations, it was widely believed that the FBI had been brought to heel by superior power emanating from the U.S. Congress.
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Their deep feeling that whatever else he was, he was on their side permitted him to shrug off criticism as emanating from malevolent political elites.
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These intensities, whether "normal" or amped up, are far beyond what the average person could expect to experience emanating from their phone or computer screen.
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Ms. Abrams and Mr. Gillum were also not afraid to tackle the not-so-silent racist "dog whistles" emanating from their opponents and the president.
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"As ever though, sentiment remains cautious at best with global markets vulnerable to headline bombs emanating from either Beijing or Washington D.C.," Halley further cautioned.
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Before then, the E.P.A. installed interim protections, including placing slabs of concrete, lead and steel beneath floors and sidewalks to block radiation from emanating upward.
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The first worrisome reports of the coronavirus were emanating from Wuhan, she said, referring to the city now recognized as the center of the outbreak.
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He wages a constant battle against cockroaches and the sewer smell emanating from the low-ceilinged, musty space that is his toilet and laundry room.
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But the important thing to realize is that, on balance, the notifications and interruptions emanating from your device are not fine-tuned to your priorities.
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And while Republicans have long bemoaned the biased coverage they see emanating from liberal newsrooms, Trump has at times treated the press with outright contempt.
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Just before Brooklyn Mirage's opening, Mr. Singh strolled the labyrinthine premises, past droning saws, extension cords and garbage-scented wafts emanating from a nearby junkyard.
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The Ramsay Center's rhetoric may sound more sophisticated than the outright Western chauvinism emanating from the Australian Senate, but the kinship they share is obvious.
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Much of the dot-connecting is emanating from Electionland's national desk based out of a pop-up newsroom at the City University of New York.
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This excruciating sensation can be detonated by a tiny uptick in the thermostat or the gentle warmth emanating from a plate of freshly scrambled eggs.
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There, Springfield heard the Exciters' big hit "Tell Him" emanating from a music store, and was changed; she resolved to try her hand at pop.
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Jupiter's south pole as seen at 5 µm wavelength, showing heat emanating from the planet through the clouds (the darker the color, the thicker the clouds).
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Some Democrats want him impeached amid accusations of obstruction of justice emanating from an investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election won by Trump.
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The memorial will feature 22 perforated aluminum arcs grouped into a single 30-foot monument "symbolizing unity and emanating light into the sky," Walmart said Tuesday.
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The oil market "has already priced in" the potential supply disruptions from geopolitical tension "emanating from Iran," said Cailin Birch, economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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This rare event was not lost on the researchers, who were hoping to track this eclipse and measure the heat emanating from volcanos on Io's surface.
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But a new sunscreen promises to minimize the damage in at least one way: by protecting skin against the blue light emanating from our beloved screens.
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The euro has risen in six out of the last seven sessions but analysts said the currency remained vulnerable to the political risks emanating from Italy.
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"The blue light emanating from our cell phones, our tablets and our laptops is playing havoc on our brain chemicals: our serotonin, our melatonin," says Pasternak.
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We just hear its characters' over-broad accents emanating from the screen as our main characters cringe in horror at what they've been forced to watch.
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The bass emanating from the two speakers on the floor pounds through me, as Roursgaard's assistants walk around the room, banging on drums and shaking rattles.
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"This weaker reading pours a degree of a cold water on the latest hawkish messages emanating from the Bank of England," said James Smith at ING.
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It seems—especially in light of a renewed national conversation about sexual violence and other crimes emanating from Greek life in America—like a cursed tome.
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The hunt is now on to find and stop the mysterious source of the emissions, which scientists believe are emanating from somewhere inside of east Asia.
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Far better to define the Korean character as emanating, pure and brave, from a far-distant moment when it revealed itself in opposition to a monster.
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She was alarmed by the anti-immigrant sentiment emanating from Trump's rallies, especially having spent her adult life surrounded by researchers from all over the world.
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NATO members in southern Europe have been focused on immigration from the Middle East and North Africa and the threat of terrorism emanating from those regions.
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Even before the final outcome of France's presidential race, investors are shifting focus to potentially bigger risks emanating from the euro zone's third biggest economy, Italy.
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Fitting each of these topics into our political debates while also addressing our values emanating from our faith traditions will require rigorous thought and civil discourse.
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The focus would be not just on ISIS, but also on the many other nasty actors and dangerous passions like sectarianism and apocalypticism emanating from Syria.
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The team observed the flashes emanating from very close to the black hole, and associate them with fast-moving jets spewing material back out into space.
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Modern cities, they say, use way more artificial light in the evenings than necessary, much of it emanating into the sky where it does no good.
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To Mr. Sheehan and other reporters in Vietnam, Vann's version of what was going on rang truer than the sunny propaganda emanating from the White House.
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A kind of light of no-light, emanating from a sun so swathed in clouds it was impossible to tell where it lurked in the sky.
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What struck me was the stark contrast between the words and deeds heralded at those events — and the words and deeds emanating from the White House.
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Concerns have also been emanating for the bond markets as the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to its highest level since March on Tuesday.
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It also is emanating from career staffers or political holdovers whose resistance to Trump has, at times, been rooted in deep opposition to the president's agenda.
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Beyond the heliosphere's semipermeable boundary, known as the heliopause, particles originating from the sun become scarce ,and particles emanating from the rest of the galaxy dominate.
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What's more, the market has been so placid this year — despite the turmoil emanating from Washington — that the calm on Wall Street has been almost supernatural.
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By midsummer, during the high vacation and indictment season, we could see empty hallways in the West Wing and a disorienting incompetence shortage emanating from Washington.
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"Donald Trump and I see eye-to-eye on the dangers emanating from the region but also on the opportunities," Netanyahu said Monday, according to Reuters.
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So a collective sigh of relief is surely emanating from the award-show industrial complex, after the show's ratings were basically flat compared to last year.
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Let's all take a second to appreciate the joyous cacophony we're oh-so-sure is, at this moment, emanating from the boardrooms of upscale supermarkets everywhere.
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These probes come within a broader judicial crusade against corruption that is centered on a massive kickback scheme emanating from the state-run oil company Petrobras.
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If it hadn't ultimately been cut, we would have seen a puff of steam—a visible cue of deliciousness—emanating from the box as it opened.
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"The continued incitement to violence against Jews emanating from Hamas extremists and some Palestinian groups is unacceptable and undermines trust and the prospects for peace," he said.
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In one of the funniest anecdotes, her son -- then a college student -- recalls hearing his mother's voice emanating from dorm rooms as he walked down the hallway.
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Scientists would compare the light emanating from colliding neutron stars with their gravitational waves, and have already determined an estimate of the Hubble constant using this method.
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"During the past year, I have been as distressed as anyone by the lies and hate emanating from the current administration," the photographer said, per the release.
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According to her research, Russian-backed operations are increasingly amplifying divisive domestic voices and "picking up on narratives and themes" emanating from the U.S., she said. Sen.
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Using a red filter and post-processing to pick out distinct structures, Fitzsimmons was able to spot two separate trails of particles emanating from the icy beast.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration earlier this month recommended Alcobra conduct a an extra six-month MDX trial to expel safety concerns emanating from preclinical data.
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And the word "radiation" combined with the fact that we can't see or control the invisible forces emanating from our cellphones becomes a perfect recipe for fear.
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Without the heat emanating from our precious biscuit ovens, we will be able to avoid using air conditioning when all the A/C parts run out. Brilliant.
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Spicer's Tuesday comments are but the latest in a series of anti-Semitic dog whistles and Holocaust denials emanating from the president, his staff, and his family.
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Yet De Bruyckere maintains a certain tenderness with it, harnessing compassion and even warmth, and we can almost hear a silent breath emanating from the hollow body.
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"It is my understanding that relevant law enforcement and counterintelligence agencies conducted further investigation and determined some detected signals were emanating from legitimate cell towers," he continued.
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In fact, one proposal emanating from both presidential campaigns would disincentivize investment in startups, which is precisely the opposite of the direction tax policy needs to go.
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"We look at all of the threatening ideologies that we facing, including not just Sunni ideologies, but the Islamic Revolution of 85033 emanating from Iran," Bolton said.
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Democratic voters will see Kavanaugh's nomination as part of a pattern of misogyny emanating from the White House, whose occupant is also credibly accused of sexual harassment.
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Those differences have not been as pronounced as the discord that faced GOP leaders — largely emanating from their party's conservative flank — when Republicans controlled the lower chamber.
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How Trump performs in the polls (especially during impeachment) will define the level of noise and randomness emanating from the White House on domestic and foreign policy.
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"A technical hitch emanating from our transmission system has led to loss of electricity to parts of the country this evening," Kenya Power said in a statement.
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Anne preens, slithers, twirls, whirls and collapses, spilling pills and slopping drinks and emanating such desperate heat you expect the floor beneath her to turn to ash.
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The heliosphere is a bubble of gases emanating outward from our sun, and it is buffeted by winds of interstellar particles that blow through the Milky Way.
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Let's call it "Trump fatigue syndrome": the exhaustion you feel from trying to stay on top of the nonstop scandals and absurdities emanating from the Trump administration.
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After all, those who work at observatories operate time machines that can detect light emanating from the birth of our universe, billions of years in the past.
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In February 2016, a couple of days after Watban al-Abdullah's arrest, Mr. Omar and his family heard the gunshots and screams emanating from inside the base.
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When it comes to discerning the precise legal standard emanating from Monday's fractured decision in the Masterpiece case, lower courts have their work cut out for them.
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Back in 1980, however, Reagan's tough, nationalist stances on foreign policy aroused the same condemnation of "fearmongering" currently emanating from the world's enlightened critics of Mr. Trump.
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"I wish we did not have to include this in our budget, but we have to, because of the policies emanating from Washington," Mr. de Blasio said.
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As I walked through the exhibition, I became aware of a plaintive voice emanating from one of the rooms at the far end of the exhibition space.
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" -- Franklin Foer's rebuttal to Taibbi: "Mueller has apparently endorsed the fundamental underlying case emanating from the intelligence community: The Russians were actively working to secure Trump's victory.
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But cybercrimes emanating from Russia and Russian-speaking countries have been around for years, fueling attacks like a 2014 data breach of more than 500 million Yahoo!
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Most of the unfair trading that's going on in steel and aluminum is emanating from China, and this action does very little, if anything, to affect China.
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Historically, this kind of extraordinary military advantage would lead other countries to counterbalance, to build up their own militaries to match the potential threat emanating from Washington.
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The scenes often take place at night, and the otherworldly light emanating from the moon or from an unseen source inflects the forms with a mysterious radiance.
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At times these are simple but effective systems, as in Nobody's Home (2016), where the artist placed a door with LEDs emanating from underneath next to a wall.
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Last year, the military warned that it would be jamming GPS over a 500-mile zone emanating from a base in southern California for six days in June.
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Such is the vibe emanating from the psychologically charged drawings of the self-taught Austrian artist Philipp Schöpke (21988–22), which are now being showcased in philipp schöpke.!
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One major result of Republicans losing the Senate race in Alabama is that the odds of major legislation emanating from the Trump administration next year have dropped sharply.
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But since February, a toxic stew of factors — many but certainly not all of them emanating from Washington — has polluted what had been the market's placidly rising waters.
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Atmospheric monitoring data from the World Meteorological Organization showed a massive smoke plume emanating from the rainforest fires had spread across Brazil and over the coastal area Tuesday.
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As we walked through the CEPT lab, Rawal pointed out the ceiling tiles: pipes of cold water run through them, emanating cool air downward on the researchers below.
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I know people are fed up with the constant stream of hate emanating from Washington, D.C. And all that energy is going to lead to some real change!
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Even if the EU sometimes oversells its achievements, its tub-thumping for trade is a useful counter to the drumbeat of protectionism emanating from elsewhere in the world.
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The first such collapse was in 2014, a little more than two years after the team had detected a series of small tremors emanating from that very spot.
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But, even Sandoval can ruin things for his close friends, because he is not immune to the pull towards the Dark Side that is apparently emanating from SUR.
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On Sunday, a voice emanating from a Nest security camera told a family of three that North Korean missiles were en route to Ohio, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
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The team behind the current paper was able to make asteroseismological observations of KIC 11145123 by separating out the frequencies of acoustic waves emanating from the star's interior.
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When Israelis do bad things, it's because of the circumstances they face—in this case repeated horrific conflict that is caused by the bitter hatred emanating from Palestinians.
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U.N. Libya envoy Martin Kobler warned on Monday of a "dangerous escalation across Libya emanating from the deteriorating security situation in Tripoli and events in Misrata and Benghazi".
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Getting a true picture of the economy in the first quarter has been difficult, however, due to issues emanating from the government shutdown that ended in late January.
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Many links emanating from agencies and offices in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kentucky, Colorado, Florida, and Georgia point users to not only porn but what appear to be online scams.
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Congressman Trey Gowdy is very unhappy with all the unsubstantiated accusations of criminal activity emanating from Congress and the White House, where people aren't tasked with investigating crimes.
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For the past several months, we've seen story after story detailing secret meetings and strategies emanating from the so-called GOP establishment and its plans to stop Trump.
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"He would plead with Americans to recognize that the caustic, destructive language emanating from our current president is sullying the dream that America once was," Patti Davis wrote.
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As the Bauhaus turns 100 years old, it stands in contrast to an architecture defined by glass-and-steel towers, emanating little more than an aesthetic of power.
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Thus far, character flaws emanating from Trump himself have not seemed to hurt him with his base, and the same might well be true two years from now.
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The law outlaws abortions once a doctor can detect a fetal heartbeat (or rather, the firing of electrical signals emanating from cells that eventually will become a heart).
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The measurements collected by Juno of microwave emissions emanating out of Jupiter will tell both the temperature and how much water there is, because water molecules absorb microwaves.
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Republicans need to bring in minorities to avoid becoming a regional party, but these voters are completely turned off by the racist language emanating from the White House.
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The W.N.B.A. is entering its 20th season, guided by its new president, Lisa M. Borders, and will look to capitalize on interest emanating from the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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At any given time, a passerby can hear the sounds of piano emanating from the main living area or Phillips and his roommates strumming guitar on the porch.
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The barber's hand is benedictively raised behind his client's head, his own head emanating rays of light in a nod to the Flemish masters, their images of beatification.
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" Similar concerns are emanating from Wall Street, with the American Bankers Association warning that a limitation on borrowers' ability to deduct interest expenses could "adversely impact economic growth.
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"In Zimbabwe today, there is tension emanating from the economic situation," says Bere, who visited D.C. this week to receive an award and meet with members of Congress.
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It is also certain to please the President, who has maintained sympathy for his former aide and regularly claimed that cases emanating from the Mueller investigation were unjust.
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The conflicting information punctuated the mixed messages and confusion that have been emanating from Iran since it disclosed the first coronavirus deaths a little over a week ago.
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Israel has made clear throughout the protests that it holds Hamas responsible for any violence emanating from Gaza, and Colonel Conricus made no apologies for the body count.
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The neurons in the images, their dendrites and axons emanating from their somas, look like spiders with dozens of legs stretched to the breaking point in all directions.
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These days, the positions he embraces — more agents on the border, more power to local police agencies to enforce federal immigration law — are emanating from the Oval Office.
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The last two years have tested relations between countries amid allegations of Russian election hacking in the U.S. and threats emanating from North Korea and China, among others.
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The plants are also interwoven with one another, so the light emanating from them, as well as from the ground beneath visitors, all communicates in a warm glow.
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From this contradiction, the number of apparently true statements "explodes" — anything can be inferred as true — through an endless chain of falsehoods emanating from that one false statement.
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In September, both VIRGO and LIGO confirmed a new set of gravitational waves emanating from the smoking gun of two black holes that collided 1.8 billion years ago.
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Any pretense of solemnity, however, was quickly dispensed with as speeches were intermittently interrupted by chants from both sides emanating from both the public gallery and the deputies.
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After a 130-mile journey, I entered a hushed space where other visitors were submerged in the protean matter — fuzzy, ethereal, soupy, psychedelic — emanating from Turrell's light installations.
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That versatility extends even to the lamp's base, where an X-Y controller lets you control the temperature and intensity of the light emanating from the lamp's LED array.
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That versatility extends even to the lamp's base, where an X-Y controller lets you control the temperature and intensity of the light emanating from the lamp's LED array.
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Iranian-backed Iraqi Shi'ite Muslim militias, highlighting the broader perils emanating from the vote, have threatened to remove peshmerga from Kirkuk should the Kurds persist in holding the vote.
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Thick walls and metal objects can totally throw off the signal emanating from your router and turn what should be a perfectly connected household into a depressing dead zone.
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Early in the campaign season, Facebook was aware of familiar attacks emanating from known Russian hackers, such as the group APT212, which is believed to be affiliated with Moscow.
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"Dark Light" (2017) has four men in the bed of a pickup truck, three of them asleep while the last stands shining a flashlight emanating shade instead of light.
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Sources close to the case tell us part of Johnny and Amber's global settlement, which includes all lawsuits emanating from the spousal abuse allegations ... including the one against Doug.
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"We were wondering, every autumn, about the pleasant Madeira cake-like smell" emanating from a tree growing nearby, Ralf Berger, a flavor researcher in Germany recalled in an email.
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But I can still remember the voices emanating from our fat, round TV back then: Niles's and Frasier's haughty Brahmin, Daphne's needling Manchester brogue, and Martin's gruff, cackling twang.
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But unlike earlier FRBs, 1211023 wasn't just a flash in the pan: follow-up observations in 2015 revealed ten additional radio bursts emanating from the same region of space.
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The refugee and immigration crisis emanating from Central America, for example, is not the result of strong states persecuting their citizens, but of weak states that can't protect them.
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Radiation emanating from North Korea's overused, crumbling nuclear test region could reportedly threaten northern Japan, as strengthening winds from the northwest blow the radiation across the Sea of Japan.
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But when the pace quickens, clichés begin to appear and some images become bizarre ("Her ears are tuned to the deep, furious hum emanating from Max's chest behind her").
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Aerial footage showed flames and heavy smoke emanating from a large column at the facility, which Exxon identified as part of its production of olefins, a component of plastic.
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Encoded in radio signals emanating from an innocuous-looking blue-green planet 12.4 light-years away, will be tutorials in mathematics and physics, followed by a burst of music.
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All of the scopes in the network recorded the radio waves emanating from the center of the galaxy, where the supermassive black hole Sagittarius A* is believed to reside.
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Mr. Wingreen could be heard as a menacing voice emanating from Boba Fett's helmet in "The Empire Strikes Back" (1980), the second film of the original "Star Wars" trilogy.
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Political tensions emanating from Spain, where one of its richest regions Catalonia has pledged to declare 'independence in days', was also at the forefront of concerns for European markets.
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The first time I felt a swell of emotion was when I heard the distinct sound of Nina Simone's voice emanating from one of the rooms in the exhibit.
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" Jones, the union representative at Carrier, downplayed any concerns about his safety emanating from the threats, noting that in 30 years working in the union, he's "used to it.
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It smelled of honey, leather, and paraffin, the latter emanating from the oil lamps hanging from the high ceiling on slender chains, filling the space with warm, flickering light.
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One rule is an Interior Department regulation targeting coal mining debris that ends up in steams; another was a financial disclosure rule emanating from the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.
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The trade imbroglio looms large in any assessment of the outlook for the Chinese economy, and markets have been relieved by optimistic noises emanating from mainly the U.S. side.
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As I turn around, thick clouds are emanating into the clear night sky from the entire patio and everyone is being exceptionally talkative and joyous, to say the least.
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The threat emanating from ISIS' worldview is global in scope, as the attacks in Paris, San Bernardino, Brussels, Orlando, Dhaka, Baghdad, Medina, and now Berlin and elsewhere make clear.
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Amid the ire emanating from U.S. allies, Trump has ramped up his criticism of Canada and the European Union, saying that Americans have been taken advantage of on trade.
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The last two years have tested relations between countries amid allegations of Russian election hacking in the U.S. and cyberthreats emanating from North Korea, Iran and China, among others.
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The warlike talk emanating from Moscow could prove galvanic, inducing allied capitals to rouse themselves and harness their immense diplomatic and military potential to defend freedom of the sea.
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The central bank spent most of 2018 raising its benchmark interest rates in order to keep inflation in check, despite some withering criticism emanating from the president's Twitter account.
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By all appearances, he has done little to stem the chaos emanating from the White House, and yesterday he showed that he is more than willing to facilitate it.
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The kind of tunes you can imagine emanating, muffled, from a dark basement only to have the door swing open to reveal a rambunctious speakeasy where everyone's brilliantly boozy.
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A seemingly random set of house and pop music was emanating from the sound system—a pleasant enough soundtrack for the early arrivers to begin getting a little tipsy.
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But working out whether a sound is emanating from high up on a bookshelf or under the coffee table is not dependent on when the sound reaches your ears.
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The housing market will depend on which opposing force proves more powerful: long-term fundamentals of supply and demand, or near-term ripples emanating from Washington and Wall Street.
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Those who wish to win the next election by muting calls for justice emanating from the margins have, at that moment, given up the name "liberal" for political expediency.
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Given the economic, environmental and social policies emanating from the White House, the United States could be headed for its most dynamic era of public resistance since the 2718s.
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But even if solar flares billions of years ago stripped away the planet's atmosphere, it could have been replenished by gases emanating from the planet's interior, Dr. Bonfils said.
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In the wake of the myriad missteps emanating from the White House daily, many are beginning to worry that this presidency is in danger of being in serious peril.
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Wear something green on your body and it's likely you'll be emanating good energy (or, at the very least, be able to convince yourself cold weather isn't rapidly approaching).
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And he successfully beat back a number of harmful regulations emanating from other departments and agencies — including a utopian one to end dust on the farm, of all things.
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Singapore and large parts of Malaysia have been blanketed in recent days by smoke emanating from forests across Indonesia, where fires are often set to clear land for plantations.
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But there is little reason to believe that an agreement calling for substantial concessions from the Taliban is possible right now, regardless of the optimistic talk emanating from Washington.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio acknowledged that the city had seen effects "emanating from this law for months," suggesting that the impact of the bail law started before Jan. 1.
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Her tunes lace radiant melodies into airtight rhythms, but she lets big notes resound and permeate: Sometimes her playing seems to be emanating from a crater in the ground.
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Given the economic, environmental and social policies emanating from the White House, the United States could be headed for its most dynamic era of public resistance since the 1960s.
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His eruptions on Twitter and on live TV damage American democracy and credibility, but there are even more worrying aspects of the disinformation emanating from and around the Administration.
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"The recent price plunge, due to demand concerns emanating from the coronavirus outbreak, has Saudi Arabia and Russia in full scramble mode," Again Capital's John Kilduff said to CNBC.
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Temperature moderated, my attention then wandered to the sounds of a heavy breather two rows in front of me, and later to the squeaks emanating from the heating pipes.
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Now they were preparing a special mix for the Dolby Atmos system, which allows filmmakers to create the sensation that sounds are emanating from specific places in a room.
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In the test with Motherboard, MG connected his phone to a wifi hotspot emanating out of the malicious cable in order to start messing with the target Mac itself.
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And it's hard to imagine much good emanating from Twitter-shaming China, or writing a check to the occasional factory to prevent it from outsourcing some of its jobs.
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True, you would occasionally hear grumpy pronouncements emanating from their magnificent dome, to the effect that the French language was going to hell and that everything was better before.
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In the contemplative and ambient "Sad Alron," a camera pans over an otherworldly landscape narrated by languorous chords emanating from keyboards like the dulcet tones of a Buddhist's bell.
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Mursi had been in court for a hearing on charges of espionage emanating from suspected contacts with the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, which had close ties to the Brotherhood.
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Now here comes the fiction: allegedly, a retired engineer had found evidence that these smoke detectors have serious side effects, emanating a 'hypersound' that causes nausea, gastritis and depression.
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Much of the uncertainty the JMMC referenced is emanating from Washington, which has clouded the outlook for global economic growth and oil demand by waging a trade war against China.
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"What was new was a pattern of threat streams that extended from Yemen, so threats emanating from Yemen, threats in the Gulf and threats in Iraq," Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen.
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But either way, the Republicans' biggest political challenge stems from the implementation of their own legislative agenda — rather than any tweet-related antics or "drama" emanating from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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We've "heard" them, so to speak, as scientists have recorded the gravitational waves (literal ripples in spacetime) emanating from black holes that collided with one another billions of years ago.
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Given how critical any details emanating from the White House are to assuage European worries about President Donald Trump's intended relationship with Russia, this should not be a laughing mater.
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The announcement follows the recommendation of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration this month that the company conduct a new MDX trial to expel safety concerns emanating from preclinical data.
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Like their workout tees, Rhone manufactured the socks out of fabric designed to eliminate odor, meaning you won't have to worry about any post-workout funk emanating from your feet.
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Even though trade worries have taken a backseat, investors are still wary of possible tensions emanating from a U.S. bid to block China's Huawei Technologies from buying vital American technology.
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If Clay were focused on revealing the depths of darkness emanating out of the Clubhouse to save another girl from its intrinsic violence, it's almost possible to understand his crusade.
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One of his objectives with the Balakot attack was to show the Indian public that he is the leader with the necessary political will to fight terrorism emanating from Pakistan.
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Astronomers using the RATAN-600 radio telescope in the Russian Republic of Karachay-Cherkessia have detected an unusual signal emanating from a star located about 94 light-years from Earth.
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There were some exceptions — CNN chief among the news outlets — that called out this example of racism emanating from the highest office in the land in an authoritative, institutional voice.
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"Some diseases result in a characteristic odor emanating from different sources on the body of a sick individual," said Mats Olsson, an experimental psychologist at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden.
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But either way, the Republicans' biggest political challenge stems from the implementation of their own legislative agenda — rather than any tweet-related antics or "drama " emanating from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The screaming, moaning, panting and table-banging emanating from a New York deli weren't for a piece of meat you could actually taste … they were part of an ORGASM CONTEST!!!
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The stated goal, however, was always to promote American values by presenting accurate and unbiased news—in contrast to the government-fashioned messages emanating from the Nazi and Soviet regimes.
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In May, just a month after launching his campaign, Rubio gave an interview in which he argued that Americans' economic concerns pale in comparison to the threats emanating from abroad.
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Gradually, more pianos are overdubbed: in rippling loops, low resonant tones and repeated chords, not so much filling out the arrangement as emanating alongside it, somewhere between harmonious and oblivious.
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The Washington Post's Josh Dawsey described a foul smell emanating from the holding facility where 384 migrant men were detained behind metal fences, with some border patrol agents wearing masks.
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But-- this kind of protectionist or inward-looking economic policies-- emanating from one country to another—retaliation and so on-- that would be very-- dangerous-- damaging to the world economy.
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He has been recognized by the United States and most other Western nations as Venezuela's legitimate leader, and has said he does not recognize decisions emanating from the Maduro government.
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The solar wind - the unending flow of charged particles emanating from the outer atmosphere of the sun - creates an immense protective bubble called the heliosphere that envelopes the solar system.
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Defense planning never stopped contemplating the potential danger emanating from the Soviet-cum-Russian and Chinese sources, whether they were called near-peer competitors, rising/declining powers, or something else.
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I mean to say, there was nothing gloomy about the painting, nothing tragic or diminished or broken, but it was freighted with the necessary weight of time, emanating the unknown.
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By remaining focused on strengthening the Alliance, however, Europe and North America can best prepare NATO against long-term threats like those emanating from China, the Kremlin and terrorist organizations.
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"I felt sick and traumatized, but I also felt hope and strength emanating from all the women who had stood up against him," she said in an email to CNN.
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But Yovanovitch added a sympathetic note to that message, telling lawmakers — at times with wet eyes — how profoundly she was affected by the smear campaign emanating from the White House.
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Lev Golinkin: Jared and Ivanka are failing a basic moral test August 20 But the silence emanating from Jared and Ivanka was exponentially more powerful than any I'd heard before.
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Genies themselves originate from jinn, figures from Arabic and Islamic mythology, but Cuphead's depiction, turbaned and emanating from a set of oil laps, is commonly associated with the Arabian Nights.
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" The web of chords played by Claire was meant as a "mask...with several [tubes] connected to a purse [emanating] negative ions, becoming an emulation of an artificial 'lung system.
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But much more so than during past tournaments, the most palpable feeling emanating from the Portuguese fans during the game was confidence—confidence that it was actually possible this time.
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"I hope ... President Trump and his team make sound and sustainable decisions about radical Islamist threats emanating from Afghanistan -- the place where 9/11 originated," Graham said in a statement.
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He also noted that the steel and aluminum tariffs that Mr. Trump imposed on imports last year have had a ripple effect, compounding the protectionism emanating from the United States.
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As insulting as this "she's just a confused girl" defense may be, it is modestly less offensive than the snickering boys-will-be-boys excuses emanating from certain musty corners.
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It's also known for live music, which is so abundant and varied, emanating from nearly every street corner and terrace, that walking outside can feel like stepping into a parade.
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After a flow of leaks, tweets and selfies emanating from last year's three-way coalition talks undermined trust, this time around participants have agreed to a news blackout during negotiations.
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Israel has made clear throughout the protests that it holds Hamas responsible for any violence emanating from Gaza, and Colonel Conricus made no apologies for the one-sided body count.
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Good scents were abundant, however, on a recent afternoon in the tiny, L-shaped kitchen of NA/NA, in the 11th Arrondissement, emanating from a dessert on the evening's menu.
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When he gets to the part with the face of evil, he pauses the film and floats up to the ceiling, where a golden glow begins emanating from his head.
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"Is U.S. immigration law an appropriate vehicle for dealing with efforts at historic justice emanating from war crimes of another era in a foreign place?" he asked in his memoir.
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This one, based on false and misleading intelligence and statements from the Bush administration, essentially allowed the president to overthrow Saddam Hussein and "protect" America from threats emanating from Iraq.
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"These new revelations — emanating directly from Defendant Trump — cast doubt on whether Mr. Cohen's Fifth Amendment rights are truly implicated by continuing with this proceeding," Avenatti argues in the filing.
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In a predella of smaller panels beneath, the rest of the story plays out, ending with the father killing his daughter, the guilty hand again emanating from the viewer's space.
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" Documents spread on a table, receipts pinned to the fridge, a sound clip emanating from a laptop — the plot points of her clients' lives, Feidelson observes, "connected in an instant.
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The ship is undoubtedly vacuuming up electronic signals emanating from the base, monitoring the US Navy's comings and goings and gleaning anything it can about the construction of new US submarines.
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No less than 200 different volatile organic compounds (VOCs) were detected in the invisible puffs emanating from the printers as they churned away—including many known and suspected irritants and carcinogens.
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FOX NEWS EXCLUSIVE – Service members overseas for our nation's military forces continue to be exposed to toxic chemical clouds emanating from burn pits that are still being used near their bases.
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But it's also fair to say that the jihadi enterprise -- not just emanating from ISIS, but al Qaeda and its affiliates, too -- has not been eradicated, and is unlikely to be.
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The deluge of leaks, seemingly emanating from what insiders call "deep Washington," the permanent bureaucracy and long-time intelligence operatives, have not been supportive of the Trump narrative about Russian ties.
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But what communications technology is prepared to handle 20 billion connections — with some emanating from planes over oceans, a pipeline across desolate tundra or an oil platform in the North Sea?
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Turkey is at the forefront of the threats emanating from these groups, and we believe that using and/or supporting one terrorist organisation against another is wrong, both principally and tactically.
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Pearson's "128th Psalm (Study for 'Five Psalms')" from 1968, is a light-bulb-shaped form with lines emanating from the center like electrified nerve endings and pulsating out beyond the frame.
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That same year, Mr. Michals — who had not known Mr. Pearson's work — made "The Illuminated Man," a photograph of a male figure facing the camera, his head emanating light, suggesting enlightenment.
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South Africa's water ministry on Wednesday said it would charge mining firms 67 percent of the cost for treating polluted water emanating from their century-long operations in Johannesburg's mining belt.
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The viral outbreak emanating from China, which had claimed more than 212.8 lives as of Thursday, could shave 240 percentage points off Australia's economic output in the current quarter, RBA said.
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The new instruments have allowed Kurth and other radio scientists to do something Voyager scientists couldn't—fly right through some of the solar system's most intense radio emissions, emanating from Jupiter.
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Whether emanating from platforms like YouTube, white supremacist spaces like The Daily Stormer, or even the White House, the damage done by the proverbial lions is clear, present, and often intractable.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says Russian warships with cruise missiles will remain on a permanent patrol in the Mediterranean Sea to react to possible threats emanating from the Syrian civil war.
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But there's still an element of mystery here, as the smaller bubble seems to be emanating synchrotron emission, or high-energy x-rays from spiraling electrons, while the larger bubble isn't.
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There had to be some radiation emanating from the outskirts of the black hole, and it had to reach Earth without being knocked off course or occluded by a celestial object.
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She said the leaders had agreed that it was now time to further develop and stabilize the euro zone in view of risks such as those emanating from the trade conflict.
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"These targeted sanctions are a part of a broader effort to address the ongoing nefarious attacks emanating from Russia," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement after the sanctions announcement.
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Guests were served hamburger sliders, shiitake mushrooms and salted caramel macaroons while enjoying the sweet scent emanating from the hundreds of floral arrangements from 17 different American farms placed on tables.
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"Immediately, we see the bigger opportunity (for new listings) emanating from the Middle East, and then the longer term prospects are from the Indian subcontinent, and then Africa," Adebayo told Reuters.
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Many are unnerved by the uncertainty emanating out of Washington D.C., citing that as a main reason they are asking for big premium hikes or washing their hands of the exchanges.
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I don't know how to put this more tactfully, so... There was some unsettling cult of personality stuff emanating from the stage, well beyond the typical belief in a founder's vision.
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The parade was followed by a mass "smoke-in", but the plumes emanating from the crowd did not trigger any arrests—despite the fact that everyone was standing on federal land.
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The addition of $85033 billion in additional tariffs on goods emanating from China signals an escalation of the trade war as a widening list of products are added to the list.
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Discussions highlighted terrorism concerns emanating from the ISIS prison camps and ISIS family camps at al-Hol (which were informed by a previous article we had written about the situation there).
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Not until 22015, when Herbie Hancock addressed "The Ethics of Jazz," did the Norton recognize wisdom in the humanities as both pertaining to American culture and emanating from a black body.
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As Ward suggests, it is important for investors to focus on the fundamentals of robust organic earnings and a strengthening economy, rather than the noise emanating from the wall of worry.
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European leaders and markets have something in common when it comes to acknowledging financial and economic risk emanating from the continent, Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"I fell in love with the music before I saw them," Mr. Fields said in an interview, describing the sound he heard emanating from the hall where the Stooges were playing.
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Not even those of us in South Korea saw what was coming on Friday morning until European monitors of seismological signals reported a tremor emanating from the Punggye-ri test site.
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In order to address the growing problem, we must state some uncomfortable truths: without civil states and secure borders, the threat of terror emanating from West Africa will continue to grow.
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The flow of misleading and inaccurate stories is so strong that both NATO and the European Union have established special offices to identify and refute disinformation, particularly claims emanating from Russia.
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The United States has not formally recognized Israel's annexation, but has maintained since 1975 a policy of only supporting regional peace agreements that protect Israel from attacks emanating from Golan Heights.
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The Europa plumes appear to be rising from an unusually warm region in the moon's icy crust, indicating that it could be the result of water emanating from the moon's interior.
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On Sunday, moisture emanating from the Gulf of Mexico will bring a band of showers to southeastern Texas and then stretch across southern Louisiana, all the way up through the Carolinas.
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Tensions have escalated between Washington and Tehran in recent weeks, leading the U.S. to send a carrier strike group to the region to combat any potential threats emanating out of Iran.
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Collegiate sports are a pleasant diversion for a country starving for items to take our attention off the media's Russia infatuation and the daily chaos emanating out of the White House.
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Aware of stories of violence emanating from other villages, Tula Toli's community leaders had moved to reassure Rohingya families that they were safe and that no harm would come to them.
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Despite the rhetoric emanating out of the Obama administration casting the deal as a potential "game changer" in regime behavior, there is no evidence that Tehran has abandoned its revolutionary dogma.
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Crackly skiffle music starts emanating from a tinny radio in the corner, and despite initially thinking that the place looks like a Hostel torture room, I start to warm to it.
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Moving forward, China will respond to the latest escalation in the trade wars and dig in its heels as the Trump administration continues ratcheting up tariffs on goods emanating from China.
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You really do feel the affection that Vallelonga felt for his dad emanating from this movie, which carries it through some of its rougher patches while also creating entirely different problems.
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As the moon took on a distinctly redder shade just before midnight Eastern Time, livestreams of the phenomenon showed a flash of light suddenly and briefly emanating from the lunar surface.
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But in nearly half a dozen years of covering homeland security issues, I've found that rhetoric about the border emanating out of Washington offers little resemblance to what's on the ground.
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ART & MUSEUMS Given the economic, environmental and social policies emanating from the White House, the United States could be headed for its most dynamic era of public resistance since the 1960s.
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A second black box, which recorded cockpit conversations, has not yet been found, but Indonesian Navy divers have heard faint pings emanating from an underwater beacon attached to the flight recorder.
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Their sun-ray effect is achieved with hundreds of lines emanating from one point — it appears simple, but one wrong move with the graver and the work must be started again.
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Investors also took heart from signals emanating from Washington and Beijing overnight that they would resume talks to try and end their protracted trade war, which broadly supported global stock markets.
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It appears that in congressional districts held by Republicans, there remains a core group of right-leaning voters who don't seem concerned about the messy dramas emanating from the White House.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — As a child growing up in Chandigarh, India, the chef Cheetie Kumar knew that Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, was approaching by the aromas emanating from the kitchen.
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Mr. Lavrov was asked at a news conference on Monday in Minsk, Belarus, about statements emanating from Washington that the compounds should not be handed back without getting something in return.
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And while that seems like a no-brainer on a certain level, the strong Lone Wolf and Cub vibes emanating from The Mandalorian suggested a scenario where that mystery just lingers.
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The House's passage of the Ratcliffe-Langevin bills marks an important step toward addressing cyber threats emanating from the Middle East and beyond, but it should not be the last one.
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The makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes has posted photos of herself wearing dashes of bright green eyeliner or a soft mustard yellow haze emanating from the inner corner of her eye.
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Per NBC News, some defectors say that radiation emanating from the Punggye-ri test site could be the cause of "ghost disease" ravaging the area, causing sicknesses like leukemia and birth deformities.
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Most of Good Omens' magic does come from the truly collaborative joy emanating from Pratchett and Gaiman, both authors who like to shift between ebullient whimsy and profound rumination on the cosmos.
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Despite the freezing cold we battled from the first night (it gets easier each night after), there's always something warm emanating from within the Cité du Design, where Positive Education takes place.
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The country is still roiling over 50 million babies being killed in the womb because of this sacrosanct right that was emanating out of penumbras in the Constitution, that didn&apost work.
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Smoke was seen emanating from a large excavation vehicle near a site off Route 6 in rural North Dakota, and protesters had also climbed into other equipment, according to a Reuters witness.
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While the beginning of the exhibit features images made mostly by white male photographers, the specific images Colard has chosen convey a subtle yet subversive undercurrent of resistance emanating from the sitters.
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"The news will undoubtedly bolster complaints emanating from Trump's base that he has been isolated and surrounded by globalists who have no interest in furthering Trump's 'America first' message," the article reads.
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America's can-do spirit—the kind that in the 1960s compelled a whole nation to put a man on the moon -- is being threatened by creative "road blocks" many emanating from government.
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Aerial footage during the blaze showed flames and heavy smoke emanating from a large column at the facility, which Exxon identified as part of its production of olefins, a component of plastic.
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Crossing the highway via the pedestrian bridge, the fumes of a thousand choked-up vehicles mingle with the stench emanating from beyond the "river" (a trickle of effluence garnished with plastic bags).
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Which is why Sturgill left the audience with this: There's a tendency from the tech community, emanating from the Valley, that tech will bring people together… That can be a ways off….
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Stephen Hackett at 512 Pixels was the first to point out the strange sound emanating from his phone and others immediately confirmed they were having the same issue, including TechCrunch's Darrell Etherington.
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We already fought one revolution to establish and preserve our First Amendment right, and we don't need another, prompted by the latest brand of barbarism and insanity emanating from the Middle East.
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Law enforcement and intelligence officials should pay close attention to the antiquities trade emanating from Syria and Iraq, but not because they need to know precisely how much money ISIS brings in.
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President Trump voiced optimism on Thursday that Congress will move to repeal and replace ObamaCare and prevent a government shutdown as early as next week, brushing aside doubts emanating from Capitol Hill.
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It did so because of a wave of selling emanating from the Shanghai Futures Exchange, where market open interest hit an all-time high and volumes were the second highest on record.
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Much of the criticism emanating from Republicans towards the Obama administration centers on the notion that the Commander in Chief lacks a strategy to defeat the resurgent threat of non-state groups.
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Hitting a strongly dovish tone over the past day or so, central bankers have pointed to risks from emerging markets, China's economic slowdown and ultra-low inflation emanating from slashed oil prices.
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The Kremlin is also expected to intensify its counter-terror operations in the majority Muslim semi-autonomous Caucasus regions of Chechnya and Dagestan, attempting to mitigate threats emanating from militant groups there.
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Emanating from our Constitution, which establishes the three essential, inextricable branches of government, the American rule of law requires that the arbitrary exercise of power remain subordinate to well-defined legal principles.
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The firm zeroed in on specific locations and harvested all the Instagram Stories emanating from there, but it was not tapping into the overall firehose of Stories that get shared on Instagram.
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"Primary industries had very robust growth and that was emanating from the amount of crops and harvest from agricultural and fisheries sector," Statistics South Africa Deputy Director General Joe de Beer said.
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At the end of the second act, the terrified Kostelnicka imagines freezing winds whipping through her house, but by that point, icy blasts have been emanating from Ms. Mattila's throat all evening.
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"The military potential that the Russian Federation has built up here at the border is completely irrational in my view because there is zero threat emanating from these countries," Gabriel told reporters.
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Influenza will remain a threat to those in and at the border facilities throughout the flu season, but influenza emanating from these border facilities poses no substantial threat to the general public.
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My hearing remained completely undistorted, even enhanced in its acuity, but I was overcome by strange vestibular hallucinations, like a force emanating from the whorls of the conch still on my hand.
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It also happens to be the backstory to the unification of the United Kingdom—a theme that, unfortunately for director Josie Rourke, jars uncomfortably with the chaos emanating from Westminster this week.
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Deep beneath the University of Toronto's Edward Johnson Building, past darkened theatres, and people quietly perched on stairwells, through the echoing sonatas emanating from practice rooms, is the school's Electronic Music Studio.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, clouds still hover over the East Village after the morning's downpour, and the breeze carries the smell of shit gone sour that is emanating from the block.
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Like watching an instant replay from multiple camera angles at the same time, her method gave radio astronomers a more complete picture of the frequency and shape of waves emanating from space.
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With the #MeToo movement and increased attention on how women are treated in and out of the workplace, they are particularly unnerved, many said, by the rhetoric emanating from the White House.
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The glow emanating from Chew-Bose's voracious curiosity and engagement with art and emotion illuminates not only her particularly searching mind at work, but also a new way of seeing the world.
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Those living in the northwestern section bask in the aroma of fresh bread emanating from Pechter's Baking Company, a regional producer of baked goods that has a small retail store on site.
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Some health experts have questioned the efficacy of infrared thermometers, also known as temperature guns, saying they measure the heat emanating from the surface of the body, rather than core body temperature.
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Yet the whispers emanating from the Big Easy suggest that the Pelicans believe they can beat out Memphis, San Antonio, Portland, Phoenix and the other contenders for the West's last playoff berth.
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Images on social media showed huge brown-gray columns of smoke emanating from a neighborhood high in one of the city's hills, and pouring into the sky out over the Pacific Ocean.
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A lot of that danger now is emanating from online -- journalists who report on Duterte's lethal and controversial drug war have been assaulted online as soon as their critical reports come out.
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Later this year it will start scanning the universe for radio waves emanating from charged particles billions of light-years away, probing some of science's deepest questions: Was Einstein right about gravity?
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Prince Mohammed, who was concerned at reports emanating from Turkey about his government's role in the disappearance, reached out to Kushner, with whom he'd met several times and established a close rapport.
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One is search, we find that 55% of product searches in the United States are already emanating from Amazon, so that's a big question for Google, and then Amazon's advertising platform, itself.
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But then, when you least expect it, a dusty hip-hop sample crackles its way into the mix, offering a whiff of blunt smoke you can almost smell emanating from your headphones.
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This poor progress is making it even harder for Mr Mattis and his cabinet colleagues, including Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state, to push back against the turmoil emanating from the White House.
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Emanating from the mountains below, the unusual weather phenomenon is strong enough to withstand ferocious background winds, causing an enormous bow-like structure to hang in the upper atmosphere like a gigantic scar.
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You can see the band's sci-fi themes in Hipgnosis' cover, which depicts a strange reactor conspiring against the scientist who's supposed to be in control of it, emanating suspicious beams of energy.
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Photo: GettyOn Wednesday, a video capturing a tender if somewhat eerie moment surfaced on Reddit, allegedly showing a woman listening to the voice of her late husband emanating from a Build-A-Bear.
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In perhaps the most purely Trumpy week of Trump-era politics that we've seen in some time, Washington was dominated this week by essentially self-induced political crises emanating from the Oval Office.
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Shortly afterwards, Maas gave a speech in Tokyo proposing that Berlin and Tokyo lead an "alliance of the multilateralists" to counter go-it-alone tendencies emanating from the United States, China and Russia.
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"I don't believe that there will be any significant altering of East Asian procurement strategies, despite the rhetoric emanating from North Korea, principally because for them the threat hasn't altered drastically," Reed added.
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"Putting aside broader ethical issues (negative or positive), I think there is a fundamental legal point which I have not seen adequately addressed in any communications emanating from the partnership," he tells TechCrunch.
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That's according to a study appearing in today's Science, which used a space weather probe to catch cosmic rays emanating from stars that died not too long ago and not too far away.
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Macomb Police Chief Curt Barker told reporters Tuesday his officers were summoned to the Macomb Petland on Saturday, after receiving a complaint regarding a bad smell emanating from the locked-up pet shop.
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The report by the Obama administration also notes that it is permissible to "impinge on another state's sovereignty" if it is unable or unwilling to "mitigate the threat emanating" from its own territory.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechYesterday, news made the rounds that a team of Russian astronomers had detected an unusually strong signal emanating from a nearby sunlike star—a possible indication of an alien civilization.
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That may be a surprise for many Americans who recoil at the often-stunning partisan displays emanating regularly from the nation's capital -- contentious hearings and news conferences, floor fights, threats of government shutdowns.
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The body is commonly excited by daily appliances — everything from the tiny amounts of current drawn from the finger by touchscreens to the electromagnetic noise emanating from fluorescent lights — with no ill effects.
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The troubling news accounts emanating from Washington, D.C., have been more reminiscent of an episode of the popular HBO series "Game of Thrones" than a functioning executive branch envisioned by our nation's founders.
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Jitters emanating from China's equity and currency markets have exposed widespread fears that the way ahead will be rocky indeed—and that Mr Xi and his colleagues are ill-equipped to navigate it.
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JOEL DARMSTADTERBethesda, Maryland * Your article on the Chernobyl explosion 30 years ago did not address the new nuclear safety risks emanating from Ukraine's large and rapidly ageing nuclear sector ("Soviet apocalypse", April 30th).
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With a news media distracted by an overwhelming number of scandals emanating from the White House, not to mention daily Twitter outbursts from President Donald Trump, McConnell had cover to craft sweeping legislation.
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Then came a question about deregulation, to which Mr Chavez said he hoped conditions would ease on various fronts, citing the Volcker ban on proprietary trading and rules emanating from Basel on liquidity.
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With complex organic molecules emanating from its liquid water ocean, this moon is the only body besides Earth known to simultaneously satisfy all of the basic requirements for life as we know it.
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"These targeted sanctions are a part of a broader effort to address the ongoing nefarious attacks emanating from Russia," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin wrote in a statement to reporters, promising more to come.
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"Sadly and very sadly indeed, the (Internally Displaced People) camps have become avenues that horrible stories of sexual slavery, prostitution rings, drug peddling and other social vices are emanating from," the governor said.
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As I have written before, Alphabet and Amazon are likely the only companies with sufficient scale to even begin to handle the myriad laws and regulations emanating around the world on data sovereignty.
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Despite all of the positivity emanating from the arena, where the GOP will officially nominate Trump this week, many members of the media focus on the one or two made-for-TV disruptions.
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The virus — which has already killed at least 3,040 people and infected roughly 89,100 people around the world — is emanating from the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, the largest of all geographic combatant commands.
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She has taught herself "road," the slang emanating from the city's grime music scene, but drops it the second she enters her apartment, a zone patrolled by her all-seeing South African mother.
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That exposes the region to risks emanating from Turkey, even as the European Union grapples with its own challenges, including a trade dispute with the United States and concerns over slowing economic growth.
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With little other recourse than taking to the streets, critics on the left and in the Arab minority say the policies and hostility they see emanating from Parliament are growing difficult to bear.
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When Robert Mueller is circling this White House like a hawk preparing to descend on a chicken coop, you know that the stench of corruption emanating from this administration reaches to the heavens.
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The virus — which has already killed at least 213 people and infected roughly 10,000 people around the world — is emanating from the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, the largest of all geographic combatant commands.
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This tragedy also explains some of the obvious bitterness emanating from Ana's mom Beatriz — the single mother of two is also likely a widow and excluded from the super-tight Morales family bond.
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I own a Vizio TV from a few years ago and every time I use it I can sort of feel the sadness emanating out from the firmware that struggles to run it.
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Photograph by Paolo Pellegrin / Magnum for the New Yorker Adjusting the music that was emanating from the speaker of his iPhone—the Smiths—Michele got up from his seat to make more refinements.
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This is the second year of the official contest, which has participants build tin-foil hats and then test them to see how well they block signals emanating out of a mannequin's head.
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Meanwhile, the new Navarro-run NTIC means that protectionist measures emanating from Commerce will be able to bypass the interagency process at the White House that's normally run through the National Economic Council.
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Images of Milan taken in 2012, for example, show a relatively dim, yellow glow coming from the city, but a later photo in 2015 shows somewhat harsh looking white light emanating from the city.
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The cyberattacks emanating from the Gaza facility were aimed at harming Israeli civilians and was thwarted online before the strike, the IDF said, though they did not immediately release further details about the cyberattack.
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"Oh, man, there's an odor emanating from the process, both in a systemic sense and in a structural sense," said Doug Muzzio, a political scientist at Baruch College, who has watched the district's politics.
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And though you can see the warm glow of the city life emanating from the ground and the lights of the buildings starting to flicker on, you still feel the blue blanketing the city.
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"I do not dismiss the prospective risks emanating from global policy normalization," he said in remarks prepared for delivery to a policy conference sponsored by the International Monetary Fund and the Swiss National Bank.
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At the same time that the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) spotted the gravitational waves emanating from the event, the space-based Fermi satellite spotted a gamma ray burst from the same location.
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Putin said Russia's arsenal of air and sea-launched missiles combined with its work on developing hypersonic missiles meant it was well placed to offset any threat emanating from the United States for now.
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On hot days, neighbors can still smell the stench emanating from the Swantek's home, but because it's still an active crime scene, authorities can't adequately clean up the home, PA Homepage Eyewitness News reports.
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The magnetic fields emanating from our north and south poles pull the charged particles down into our upper (and sometimes lower) atmosphere, where some of them collide with the neutral particles that reside there.
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The attempt at public shaming is just the latest such instance emanating from the Trump White House, where the President has repeatedly publicly undermined his secretary of state and publicly berated his attorney general.
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Now, López Obrador and other leaders in his administration are the ones talking tough, forcefully shaming the U.S. for the rise of xenophobic language emanating from its borders and its inaction on gun control.
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I think, in the first instance it's very difficult for the Irish government to be honest, to come to terms with different perspectives emanating from the United Kingdom, particularly even within the British government.
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In the meantime, he said's arsenal of air and sea-launched missiles combined with its work on developing hypersonic missiles meant it was well placed to offset any threat emanating from the United States.
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NEW YORK, March 53 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Monday in a broad decline as investors grew uneasy over the latest tumult surrounding the Trump administration along with geopolitical tensions emanating from North Korea.
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The US Missile Defense Agency (MDA) just successfully tested a ground-based defense system against an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), ostensibly to ensure that the US can stop threats emanating from Pyongyang or Tehran.
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A banner blowing in the dust-filled wind, or a single sword driven into a hillside; a glow emanating from the grassy plateau; a ring of massive, deteriorated statues looking inwards at each other.
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Instead, they were largely proclamations and promises designed to rally a base hungry for a victory that would provide solace amid so much rancor over the policies and words emanating from the White House.
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After the armistice, the group continued to be a hub for the best intelligence on color trends emanating from Europe's fashion capitals and, in 1955, renamed itself the Color Association of the United States.
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Too many intellectuals have internalized a stereotype, emanating from both the far left and the far right, of fuzzy-headed elitism — as if willed ignorance and intellectual laziness did not cut across social classes.
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One morning when they played last month, Phelps and Hackett had the course to themselves, and the only noise competing with the birdsong was the country and hip-hop music emanating from their cart.
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During the show I attended, a woman named Alex Linde — who was emanating an aggressive devil-may-care sort of attitude — approached the stage and was questioned by Barone about her chaotic dating life.
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If Trump's worst instincts are curbed early, it makes it more likely that Republicans will pass their policies, and less likely they are eventually engulfed by scandal or incompetence emanating from the White House.
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The flu-like virus — which has already killed nearly 3,350 people and infected roughly 96,800 people around the world — is emanating from the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, the largest of all geographic combatant commands.
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But the loss of the majority he won in 2015, a chastening result, shows that he personally, and not just his liberal platform, is divisive, with much of his support emanating from urban areas.
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"We have two quite different economies, and what is happening in recent years is growth is largely emanating from these big county metros," says Mark Muro, director of policy at the Metropolitan Policy Program.
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He has rightly looked at market price signals emanating from the dollar, the yield curve and commodities to ascertain the true stance of monetary policy and what it has meant for the broader economy.
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"There's a mentality emanating from Washington today that says, 'We know best,'" Mr. Pruitt said during the campaign, which was supported by a donation from Mr. Nichols, as well as Devon's political action committee.
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"Based in [Fox News Radio's] newly named Tony Snow Radio Studio in Washington, DC, Benson and Harf will focus on the latest headlines emanating from the nation's capital," the network said in a release.
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So if I were a billionaire, I would invest heavily in a nuclear marketing campaign to counter the flow of disinformation about nuclear power emanating from the fossil fuel industry and some environmental groups.
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When faced with a candidate like Donald Trump — who lies as instinctively as he breathes — it's natural to be confused about how, exactly, to handle the constant stream of misinformation emanating from his campaign.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Former Saudi intelligence chief Prince Turki al-Faisal has criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, in one of the sharpest reactions emanating from the U.S.-allied kingdom.
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Knoxville Fire Department captain DJ Corcoran said that when the firefighters arrived at the apartment, they found a middle-aged woman fanning away light smoke, which was emanating from the interior of the apartment.
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" Jodi Fox, a PhD candidate in Earth sciences at the University of Tasmania, added: "To see lava emanating from Mawson Peak and flowing down the flank of Big Ben over a glacier has been incredible.
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Most importantly, Kortun challenged existing hierarchies within the Turkish art scene by insisting on presenting artists and works emanating from different social classes, geographies, and identities, mediating exhibition narratives through social, political, and economic perspectives.
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Their work, though decades-old, has been crucial to understanding how the light emanating from screens can affect humans' well-being, as it takes people further and further out of sync with their internal timekeepers.
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Head in the Sand is a claustrophobic challenge, forcing the viewer to place their head into a hole in a wooden box if one wishes to hear the cosmic sound emanating from within the piece.
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Cheyenne walks in emanating exuberance, straps everyone's feet in, and gets on a platform at the front of the room to saddle up himself, looking pious as the stage's under-lighting sets his face aglow.
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Nicholas Lemann, a professor of journalism at Columbia, told me that he "made a private vow to not publish" any of the material emanating from the hack of John Podesta's emails during the 2016 campaign.
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The Stockholm cyberdefense facility has a high-tech situation room, operated by the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, to counter fake news and propaganda believed to be emanating from Russia as well as from Islamist jihadis.
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Arkema, the French company that owns the plant, said in a statement that it was notified of the explosions at around 2AM CDT Thursday morning, and that black smoke was seen emanating from the facility.
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Nevertheless, "there is no reason to think that political risks emanating from North Korea will lead China to withdraw its economic safety net for North Korea any time soon," writes CFR Senior Fellow Scott Snyder.
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Throughout his presidency, Obama has sought to refocus U.S. foreign policy on regions like Latin America that have received less attention than the turmoil in the Middle East and the terrorism emanating from the region.
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"Our own continent has suffered enough horrors emanating from the inhumanity of human beings towards human beings," Mr Mandela said ahead of the Rome statute adopted in 1998, which established the International Criminal Court (ICC).
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His ability to generate mesmerizing clusters of sounds out of grim discards — the aura of despair, dashed hopes, and death emanating from the forlorn objects — made me want to know about him and his work.
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"I believe the scandals emanating from the governor's administration imperil future federal assistance, meaning the people of Puerto Rico who have done nothing wrong could pay the price for the corruption of the few," Rep.
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The donations emanating from Renaissance, the Long Island, New York-based hedge fund that manages $30 billion in assets, entirely through algorithmic trading, are notable not just for their size, but for their bipartisan nature.
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The 5,000 in attendance at the Pensacola Bay Center were treated to a slow and ponderous affair and the subdued atmosphere emanating from the crowd directly correlated with the glacial pace set by both men.
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" Referring to the lifting of international sanctions on Iran's economy last year, Salehi added: "We intend to fully utilize all commercial and technical opportunities, including the pursuit of peaceful nuclear activities, emanating from this deal.
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And, much like a filter, this revolutionary foundation makes you look just the right amount of dewy and airbrushed, even if you were up all night distracted by the blue light emanating from your iPhone.
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The usual form of that criticism emanating from both sides of the debate is that free trade deals between the U.S. and poorer countries hurt the American middle class while contributing to worker exploitation abroad.
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Emanating from the city's Quicken Loans Arena, the card was headlined by a heavyweight title fight between champ Stipe Miocic and challenger Alistair Overeem, and highlighted the MMA debut of pro wrestling star CM Punk.
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On Long Island, Ruthie Epstein, a senior policy advisor for the New York Civil Liberties Union, said civil liberties advocates are advising law enforcement to consider not cooperating with the crackdown emanating from on high.
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This is the product of years of failed policies by France's two mainstream parties, both of which proved unwilling or unable to challenge the ruinous austerity agenda emanating from Europe's true power center in Berlin.
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The increase has been fueled by recent changes to venture capital tax incentives, according to UK BioIndustry Association (BIA) CEO Steve Bates, as well as global investor enthusiasm for drug discoveries emanating from biotech labs.
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But the primary threat to Americans emanating from those places is not really from the fighters themselves who are on the ground — because most of them are too busy fighting in those local civil wars.
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First by a mysterious green light emanating from the end of the corridor, followed by a forebodingly low end rumble, drawn out past the point of comfort and punctuated with stabs of chilling symphonic shrills.
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"That sort of change has to be seen as emanating from the government itself rather than the West," said Ali Shihabi, founder of the Washington-based Arabia Foundation and a supporter of the crown prince.
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The Israeli military said it first responded with airstrikes against 87 targets belonging to Hamas, which Israel ultimately holds responsible for all violence emanating from Gaza, and later against eight targets belonging to Islamic Jihad.
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The beautiful capital city of Ireland has theater, literature and music emanating from its pores: the perfect place for culture and history mavens — not to mention those who'd like to experience bruising, idiosyncratic national sports.
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The propaganda battle is emanating from China, where the ruling regime appears determined to leverage the pandemic to defend and promote its system of government and raise its global standing when the crisis is over.
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And the bills are meant "not only to secure federal, state, and local operations from threats emanating from DJI products, but to encourage a robust American drone manufacturing sector to take its place," said Rep.
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Though some patients have told me they feel less pain with the drill, others say it gives them even more anxiety, telling me it evokes the sounds they normally hear emanating from the dentist's office.
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The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 in the United States and the ongoing instability in Northern Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia reinforced the notion of high risk emanating from the "new threats".
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They are keen to propagate the false narrative of anti-Muslim xenophobia emanating from the White House, emboldening the Islamist propaganda that Muslims are victimized by the West, even as we live and thrive here.
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Worlds without end, emanating from events large and small; every Alexander and every amoeba creating worlds, just as ripples will spread in a pond no matter how big or how small the stone you throw.
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But with somewhat less heat than usual emanating from the nation's capital, there was a chance for a wider range of actors — from Oklahoma teachers to Florida high school students — to make their voices heard.
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A year later, the Department of Child Safety investigated an allegation of child neglect stemming from the smell of marijuana that was allegedly emanating from the family's home, DCS Director Gregory McKay explains in the statement.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Volcy Assad, a Haitian political activist, stood before an enormous plume of black smoke emanating from a pile of burning tires and made it clear that the demands of protesters had changed.
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What angers him now, when he thinks back to all that has happened in the years since his cousin was killed, is the aura of indignation and immunity emanating from many of the officers he sees.
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I can only hope to one day find someone who looks at me like Zuck looks at Vin, the excited smile he can't help but let out, the warmth and hope emanating from his entire being.
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The ECB will examine risks emanating from weaker emerging market growth and look at whether plunging crude prices along with market turbulence could derail its efforts to boost inflation, Draghi told lawmakers in the European Parliament.
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"Until this morning, Fed official hesitance to hike further was based on risks emanating from global growth and from financial markets, despite a strong domestic outlook," said Andrew Hollenhorst, an economist at Citigroup in New York.
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Half were briefed on the sensations the crystal might impart, and surprise: Many (especially those who'd been warned beforehand) described warmth emanating from whatever they held in their hand, and an escalated sense of well-being.
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Beyond the critical value of having diverse opinions emanating from leadership positions, enabling the entire population to develop as future innovators allows a society to tap into the full potential of its citizens and benefit everyone.
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Beyond leaving NATO allies in the lurch he has also left Israel, the Syrian Kurds, Jordan and Iraq in that lurch as they are left to deal with the threats emanating from Syria, Lebanon and Iran.
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Although, in its recent Business Outlook Survey, the bank indicated improved business prospects, economists in the poll said there was too much uncertainty emanating from Trump's threat to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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More than a place, though, the DMV refers to a shared culture, one emanating from out of the heart of the city into its outskirts, especially as gentrification continues pushing black residents out of the District.
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"As American diplomats of Haitian heritage, we woke up to heartbreak and despair from reports of disparaging remarks emanating from the administration we serve, as we mourned family members lost on that fateful day," it continues.
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That day — depicted with smiles and beaming pride emanating from Mr. Lewis — stands in sharp contrast to the majority of the story, told in harrowing flashbacks that show brutality and humiliations endured by civil rights activists.
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Clinton, who is now a multimillionaire, in the interview with Melvin reflected on how the legal battles emanating from his years in the White House had left him $16 million in debt when he left office.
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The Games have also been marred by scandal emanating from half a world away: nearly a third of Russia's Olympic delegation was barred from the Rio Olympics after revelations emerged of a state-sponsored doping program.
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In 2002, for a site in Manchester, Heatherwick Studio had created B of the Bang, a two-hundred-foot-tall cluster of metal spikes emanating from the top of a column, to suggest a midair explosion.
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Mr. Deegen and his co-workers may be detached from the political demands emanating from New York's City Hall, but he said they were motivated by the tight deadline Mr. de Blasio had set for them.
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In "Black Soil, Green Grass," directed by Daniel Patrick Carbone from a dream by Lauren Wolkstein, a man combats the sound of robotic sheep-counting emanating from a tower with recordings of his grandmother's folk singing.
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Michigan police announced at a press conference that a man has been arrested after a "strange smell" emanating from the basement of his Grand Rapids apartment building led to the discovery of a woman's dismembered remains.
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Maybe it was the numerous amounts of people I saw K-holing in their front seats or maybe the ecstasy was starting to wear off but I began to get bad juju emanating from the shrubbery.
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A local smartphone, (located a maximum of 12 to 15 centimeters from the computer) can then receive the covert signals emanating off the magnetic waves to decode encryption keys, credential tokens, passwords and other sensitive information.
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As soon as you walk in, not only are the optics there, but your sense of smell is being overwhelmed by smoke, different types of fats that are being cooked, rendered, and emanating from our pits.
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The Cubs, who play in the beautiful, ivied Wrigley Field, are snakebit, the lovable losers of baseball, emanating frustration and stewing in their curses: the Billy Goat Curse, the Black Cat Curse and the Bartman Curse.
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Yet the economic calamity emanating from social distancing policies that have closed much of the U.S. economy are also having devastating effects, with some projections of 20 percent or 30 percent unemployment in the second quarter.
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It depicts a seminude Gerstl standing against a blue backdrop wearing a loincloth and emanating a nimbus of blue light, his gaze direct and unavoidable — Lazarus and Christ are similar figures who first come to mind.
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Not only are opposing coaches and general managers racking their brains trying to think of ways to compete; front office math nerds are running out of useful algorithms to predict the threat emanating from Golden State.
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The F.B.I. didn't much care whether England got the tournament, of course, but the agent, who supervised the F.B.I.'s Eurasian Organized Crime squad, had been looking for opportunities to chase down conspiracies emanating from Russia.
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Taking to Instagram in May, Mr. Rucci let rip with an unfettered attack on designs emanating from the house of Balenciaga, venting spleen on what he saw as desecration of its founder, the couturier Cristóbal Balenciaga.
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In one photograph, Van Der Zee (Davis tells me she simply looked him up in the phone book) holds a violin, emanating a great tenderness that almost — but not quite — obscures the strain in his eyes.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The president's freewheeling racism, emanating year after year from the top of the American political order, has made me more hostile toward white folks and whiteness than I've ever been in my life.
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Peter is being sued by his neighbor, Kevin Keenan, who claims the City of Los Angeles won't let him live in his own house after it was damaged by a landslide emanating from Peter's hillside property.
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Having risen sharply recently on expectations of higher global inflation emanating from fiscal expansion in the United States under President-elect Donald Trump, German 295-year yields fell 214 basis points to 0.23 percent on Tuesday.
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On Monday, American and British officials issued a first-of-its-kind joint warning about years of cyberattacks emanating from Russia, aimed not only at businesses and utilities but, in some cases, individuals and small enterprises.
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Until Iran adopts stronger measures "the F.A.T.F. will remain concerned with the terrorist financing risk emanating from Iran and the threat this poses to the international financial system," according to a Friday statement from the watchdog.
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Similar searches for two other leading candidates, Ricardo Anaya and José Antonio Meade, found that most of the foreign activity was coming from the United States, with only 4 percent emanating from Russia, Mr. Cossío said.
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More economic reforms are expected, and the Modi administration will likely want to capitalize on the 2+2 dialogue goodwill to preclude any US sanctions, pressure from tariffs or other downside economic risks emanating from Washington.
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We are in an era where full-throated protest to protect journalists is being drowned out by a narrative emanating from Washington, DC. Those who would bully reporters are having a good time of it lately.
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In the chaos of the crowd—music emanating from different tents, teens kicking around a soccer ball, TV news cameramen scanning the scene—people kept coming up to share their stories, to beg for a chance.
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The top US general also spoke about Iran on Wednesday, saying he had seen intelligence earlier this month on threats posed by Tehran that were "qualitatively different" from what he had been seen emanating from there previously.
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Whether it was virtuous faux horror or legitimate anger emanating from the western MMA scene, Yamazaki, who has lost two fights in a row, felt the need to defend her decision to fight someone half her age.
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"The capital controls make China's financial markets the least exposed [in Asia] to selling pressure emanating from the U.S. Treasury market, but they're not completely closed off," noted Tim Condon, head of research for Asia at ING.
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The colors on the characters are relatively muted, but the golden light emanating from Groot's seeds infuses the scene with warmth and beauty, even though the mood is heavy because the moment precedes the film's big battle.
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The policy process has been replaced by decisions emanating from the top with little discussion, vacancies go unfilled, and our officers are increasingly wondering whether it is safe to express concerns about policies even behind closed doors.
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The rocking falcon in the Falkenscheiben logo is really cool, and the circled couple and flag in red used for Demos somehow seems perfect, the social joy emanating from the little people happily marching under their flag.
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Given the deeply held sexist beliefs of the men at the center of the fake news industry– Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin– we can expect any systems emanating from their power to be discriminatory to their core.
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Trump's comments stand in contrast to the recent positive signals emanating from both the U.S. and Chinese camps that progress to end the tit-for-tat tariff war was being made and a deal was within sight.
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