I love geeking out on equipment, and finding the way to adapt and do my sport.
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Fetch robots are used in pairs, with one robot finding the way and another carting inventory or performing tasks.
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Like most physicists, Almheiri doesn't really believe black hole firewalls exist, but finding the way around them has proved difficult.
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So I was just finding the way they could balance each other and work and sort of play off each other.
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Most of the time, though, you end up finding the way to where you need to be — even if you're a puppy.
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Arranging those clues in order and talking to bystanders in the right sequence is usually the trick to finding the way forward.
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"First-time visitors may discover that finding the way around is an ordeal, especially if they do not speak the language," he wrote.
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I think the hardest thing for me, because I'm not a terribly visual person, was finding the way to translate many words into few images.
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The service was less political, with no mention of caucusing, and a sermon focusing on finding the way back to God and asking God for help.
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"An artist can go off into the private world they create, and maybe not be so good at finding the way out again," she told me.
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Finding the way through difficult emotions isn't easy for anyone, but art that takes its audience through the experience honestly and thoughtfully can help provide a roadmap.
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It's about finding the way to be in the service of this" — he tapped the score — "and how it asks us to create that for the singers.
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I'll admit to sometimes finding the way he plays with time borderline gimmicky, and when I first heard about Dunkirk's structural gambit, I groaned a little bit.
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Adam Jones has come to play this week against the Colorado Rockies, but the rest of the Baltimore Orioles offense is having a harder time finding the way.
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For whatever reason, they're finding the way to get it done on home ice, and we have to do the same to make sure we come back here.
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Understand that it's a Christian concept — that's one element of finding the way this country was established on Christian principles, because the concept of freedom of conscience that doesn't exist in many other countries.
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But convincing governments to pursue the 1.5°C target and finding the way to pay for it is the only way we can achieve what's outlined in the report, a fact the researchers grudgingly acknowledged.
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It's something I've been really intense, and has been honed on a public stage, but I do think I have always been kind of strong-willed and really vigorous about gathering information and finding the way to be confident in expressing myself.
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Over the period of five months, you have to lay off 375 people to get it down to a profitable ad-serving business in the nuclear winter of the post dot-com world and then merge it finding the way to the other side.
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In just the last 10 days, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Microsoft and other tech giants have, separately or together: Flagged a new foreign influence campaign aimed at disrupting the 2018 midterm elections Removed videos and posts by Alex Jones and Infowars that they classified as hate speech Acted to bar the distribution of plans for a 3D-printable gun Told a far-right forum to remove anti-Semitic posts or get booted from cloud hosting Faced challenges from journalists and scholars trying to research these issues and finding the way blocked by platform rules Users expect Facebook and the other platforms to wear many new hats: generals in a war on fake news, judges in cases of inflammatory speech, regulators of potentially harmful information and disinformation, and peacekeepers at the ragged edges of social and political norms Those are the functions of government, not business — or they have been until now.
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Maracle, Brian. Back on the Rez: Finding the Way Home. Penguin, 1997, p. 212.
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Paperback and hardback colored editions were published in 2005 by Scholastic. The first volume follows the three Bone cousins as they meet the inhabitants of a mysterious valley and seek their help in finding the way back to their home in Boneville.
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Philip Menzie Duncan II (born December 6, 1944) is an American prelate who served as the third Episcopalian Bishop of the Central Gulf Coast from 2001 until 2015. "Bishop Philip Duncan: Finding the way forward", AL.com, 24 April 2010. Retrieved on 28 February 2020.
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The song is produced by DJ K.i.D, who also produced DaBaby's "Intro" and "Shut Up". Lyrically, it deals with DaBaby finding the way to his career. DaBaby switches the flow and cadence on the song and sings on the chorus, while rapping on the two verses.
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He was featured in The Exorcist III (1990). For TV, he starred in Descending Angel (also 1990) and Finding the Way Home (1991). On Broadway, he directed and appeared in a revival of On Borrowed Time (1991–92). He had a support role in Curacao (1993) and Malice (1993).
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That crystal shows the player in the center, and the relative locations of nearby enemies, cities, dungeons, and runes. If a white dot reaches the center, i.e. the location of the main characters, a battle will break out. The player must move around quickly while grabbing chests and finding the way, since the enemies are always getting closer.
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Back on the Rez: Finding the Way Home. Penguin, 1997, p. 212. Every year, thousands of people stand in line to enter the Gaylord Powless Arena where they receive large squares of bread and cheese. The celebrations also include carnival rides and games, a parade from Chiefswood Park to the arena, and a street dance held by CKRZ-FM.
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This algorithm allows a person with a compass to find their way from any point inside to an outer exit of any finite two-dimensional maze, regardless of the initial position of the solver. However, this algorithm will not work in doing the reverse, namely finding the way from an entrance on the outside of a maze to some end goal within it.
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Rigsby joined the Lonesome River Band when Dan Tyminski left the band. Rigsby stayed for six years and appeared on three of their albums: One Step Forward (1996), Finding The Way (1998), and Talkin' To Myself (2000). The band included Rigsby, Ronnie Bowman, Sammy Shelor, and Kenny Smith. When John Duffey suddenly died, Rigsby filled in with the Seldom Scene.
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Leah Peak was named by Mary Schäffer in her expedition through the area in 1908 to find Maligne Lake. She also named nearby Samson Peak. Leah Beaver was the wife of Samson Beaver. Samson was a Stoney Indian who befriended Mary and provided her with a hand drawn map to assist her with finding the way to the elusive lake.
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When John was having trouble finding the way, Harney tried to force the captured Seminole women to lead the way to the camp, reportedly by threatening to hang their children. However, John got his bearings again and the Harney party found the camp of Chakaika and the 'Spanish Indians'. Dressed as Indians, the soldiers approached the camp early in the morning, achieving surprise. Chakaika was outside the camp when the attack started.
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O'Keefe and Nadel When the hippocampus is dysfunctional, orientation is affected; people may have difficulty in remembering how they arrived at a location and how to proceed further. Getting lost is a common symptom of amnesia.Chiu et al., 2004 Studies with animals have shown that an intact hippocampus is required for initial learning and long-term retention of some spatial memory tasks, in particular ones that require finding the way to a hidden goal.
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When Shezael comes into possession of a strand of Drezaem's hair (attached to a traveling minstrel's harp), she searches for him, unaccountably finding the way and surmounting every obstacle. Azhrarn tries to keep them apart, but at last they join each other and he gives them his blessing. The monstrous bridegroom is restored to humanity and named Qebba by a magician, Kaschak. At first a good servant, he comes to resent Kaschak and fights him with the magic he has learned.
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Claudius Verus lived near or along the Via di Nola.Franklin, Pompeis Difficile Est, p. 133. For the purposes of historical and archaeological study, Pompeii is divided into nine regions, each of which contains numbered blocks (insulae);Roger Ling, "A Stranger in Town: Finding the Way in an Ancient City," Greece & Rome 37 (1990), p. 204. Verus lived on the block designated IX.8, IX.9, V.3 or V.4, as indicated by several inscriptions that preserve campaign advertising displayed by neighbors who supported his candidacy.
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" Rita Kempley of The Washington Post gave the film a negative review saying "Crusoe makes a pretty, fairly tame voyage from an antiquated, salty yarn to a modern-day repudiation of slavery. It's lost its rhythms along the way, as well as its personality." The New Yorkers Pauline Kael said "[Deschanel] has an instinct for image magic, his emotionality and his feeling for atmosphere can carry a viewer along. Aidan Quinn's Crusoe is a hippie Christ figure - a young man finding the way to be gentle.
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Kurbat Ivanov was born a Yeniseyan Cossack. In 1642 he made the first map of the Russian Far East, based on the explorations of Ivan Moskvitin. Ivanov came to the Verkholensky ostrog on the Lena River, and taking 74 men with him he sailed south up the river on 21 June 1643, having decided to find if the rumors of large body of water south of the Lena were true. He took with him a Tungus prince Mozheul to assist in finding the way.
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Decrypting enciphered messages involves three stages, defined somewhat differently in that era than in modern cryptography. First, there is the identification of the system in use, in this case Enigma; second, breaking the system by establishing exactly how encryption takes place, and third, solving, which involves finding the way that the machine was set up for an individual message, i.e. the message key. Today, it is often assumed that an attacker knows how the encipherment process works (see Kerckhoffs's principle) and breaking is often used for solving a key.
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His concept was the activation of the people in the field of the national self-defence, the preservation of tradition, the improvement of economic and political situation, the acceptance of new civilization and cultural achievements, and finding the way to take the people out of misery. In one of his first demands to the Istrian Parliament in Poreč, he asked that the Croatian should become the official language, along with Italian. With the First World War, national fights were interrupted. Italian interest in the eastern part of the Adriatic coast became very obvious.
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The whole Party, from the central to local levels of committees, was step by step finding the way to innovate awareness of socialism. It was the period of incorporating innovative perspective, theoretical thinking about socialism, the transitional periods and practical experiences to reach the reform path which was specified at the Sixth National Congress of the Party (December 1986). The Congress pointed out the limitations, shortcomings, causes of limitations and weaknesses in the awareness of socialist society. Therefore, the Sixth Congress of the Party was an important development step in the awareness of socialism and transition to socialism in Vietnam.
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The Way Back, titled Finding the Way Back in the UK, is a 2020 American sports drama film directed by Gavin O'Connor and written by Brad Ingelsby. It stars Ben Affleck, Al Madrigal, Michaela Watkins, and Janina Gavankar, and follows an alcoholic construction worker who is recruited to become head coach of the basketball team at the high school he used to attend. The film was theatrically released in the United States on March 6, 2020, by Warner Bros. Pictures. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic causing movie theaters across the globe to close, Warner Bros.
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Samson Peak was named by Mary Schäffer in her expedition through the area in 1908 to find Maligne Lake. She also named nearby Leah Peak for Leah Beaver, the wife of Samson Beaver. Samson was a Stoney Indian who befriended Mary and provided her with a hand drawn map to assist her with finding the way to the elusive lake. Samson visited the lake with his father at the age of 14, and 16 years later he drew the map from memory when he met Mary at Elliott Barnes' cabin on the Kootenay Plains in the Saskatchewan Valley.
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Richard is warned by Nicci that he must not reveal his love for Kahlan to her, lest Kahlan's lost memories alone fail to be restored, much like Richard, in the first book of the series, could not be told before finding the way to intimately love a Confessor while being untouched by her power. Richard is taught many spells and spell-forms by Nicci regarding the Boxes of Orden. He tests his knowledge by helping priestess Jillian, who was brought to the Azrith Plains after Jagang's men hunted her down in Caska, give the Order's army terrible nightmares. Jagang is given particularly nasty dreams, mostly involving Nicci.
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Gaeta continued to serve in a limited capacity in Galactica's CIC as a specialized tactical officer, as well as Astrometrics, but in the episode "The Ties That Bind" he is revealed to be one of the crew aboard the Demetrius, a ship commanded by Kara Thrace and tasked with finding the way to Earth. In "Faith", the crew attempts to imprison Thrace, but Samuel Anders, in an attempt to prevent this, shoots Gaeta in the leg. Thrace leaves in a Raptor, and Karl Agathon agrees to wait until the last possible moment for her to return. Gaeta pleads with Agathon to leave early, as delay in reaching medical care will likely result in the amputation of his leg.
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' He lays this narrative over a diligent but unremarkable guitar melody, intentionally (and wisely) letting the story dominate. But then, slipping into a catchy and strangely upbeat chorus, the song becomes less about the dangers of Rohmer's dark world, and more about finding the way home in spite of them." Pastes Jesse Jarnow noted the melodrama with lyrics as "I am coming home to you, with my own blood in my mouth ... if it’s the last thing that I do." and found the song reflective in "phrasing and word choice" of "Half Dead" from the 2006 studio album Get Lonely. Pitchfork Medias Zach Baron called "Sax Rohmer #1" (along with "Lovecraft in Brooklyn" and "In the Craters of the Moon") a "seething throwback [...] taut, propulsive, paranoid, furious.
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Son of Harry Keogh and a Szgany traveller woman Nana Kiklu, born in the vampire world of Sunside/Starside with his twin brother Nestor, Nathan is at first the quietest and most withdrawn of the two and is thought of as dumb by some of the Szgany tribe due to his lack of confidence, his stutter and unwillingness to speak, only talking to those closest to him. Inheriting his fathers deadspeak powers Nathan hears the thoughts of the dead in his dreams but they refuse to talk to him, wary of him as they had been his father at the end of his life. He also communicates with three friendly wolves which talk to him telepathically while he sleeps, although not knowing why or understanding how Nathan takes them as just dreams. By the trilogy's end, it is revealed that they are the Dweller's pups, born with intelligence rivalling man, with their father's Deadspeak and sense of direction (the ability that Harry Jr/The Dweller used in finding the way to Sunside/Starside).
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