One thing that many people don't have is flashlights these days since we all now depend on our phone's flashlights.
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After the power was cut, Californians were still shopping at hardware stores to stock up on batteries, flashlights, coolers, or oil lamps, guided by employees wielding flashlights or headlamps.
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I've been up there when they've had their flashlights on and when I come in, they're saying "Karen's here, Karen's here" and the flashlights start going on and off.
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Flashlights in a home without power in Cayey, March 1.
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Bring flashlights and hiking boots, meet at Overbrook Nature Center.
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They pointed flashlights at open parking lots and vacant fields.
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Wine country residents are shopping for flashlights, generators, and gas.
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Otherwise, you are probably best sticking to batteries and flashlights.
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It is the standard by which other flashlights are judged.
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Then it was phone flashlights waving brightly for all to see.
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He helped his mother Jennifer change the batteries in their flashlights.
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LED flashlights tend to make my skin look pale and green.
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Using flashlights, we sifted the stuff with our hands and feet.
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I'll give three of you flashlights as you enter the tunnel.
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From flashlights to first aid kits, there's a lot to get.
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Passengers guiding their cautious steps by the flashlights on their phones.
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The event is free and open to the public, flashlights encouraged.
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Prisoners have been using flashlights to signal for help at night.
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Otherwise guests will need to be told to bring along flashlights.
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Local volunteer organizations had provided boxes, tape, flashlights, and — critically — snacks.
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Or you could add weapons, flashlights—like a Swiss Army knife.
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Hardware stores have been stripped of flashlights, batteries, generators and plywood.
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Nobody's moving, nobody can have flashlights because it disrupts the fireflies.
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He also gave out flashlights but then yelled out, "But you all don't need flashlights anymore do you!" in a clear attempt to highlight the "great work" he has done to bring the island back from disaster.
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Unsurprisingly, bottled water, batteries, and flashlights, but also cookies, chips, and alcohol.
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And a handful of applications are even designed with alarms and flashlights.
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They clamber over shifting heaps of junk, flashlights held in their teeth.
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"There were cops with flashlights firing rounds back and forth," said Ayers.
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They threw open windows, lit candles and kerosene lamps, and clutched flashlights.
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They locked their flashlights on a person walking out the back door.
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Most stores had run out of water, flashlights and other key supplies.
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Sleeping bags, pads, flashlights, warm hats because it is Colorado, and mountains.
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In some countries, such as Japan, hotel rooms are equipped with flashlights.
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Get some flashlights and a boombox and go have a party there.
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She started photographing pairs of different items to illustrate breasts: cantaloupes, flashlights, muffins.
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But another police tactic is that they'll shine their flashlights at the camera.
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A group of about 2125 set out with flashlights to look for him.
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Children are bundled up in sweaters, some wearing backpacks, while illuminated by flashlights.
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Trump, who was intrigued by cans of chicken, handed out flashlights as well.
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My own flashlights are dead, rolled underneath my bed where the spiders live.
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"If you have flashlights on your phone, please turn them on," he shouted.
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All we were trying to do was to deter them with the flashlights.
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Their flashlights illuminated dog bones and bird bones like constellations in the sand.
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Several bored police officers with flashlights were trying to keep things under control.
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They used cellphones as flashlights, to save the generator for more complicated procedures.
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Mendes and Cabello were bathed in the glow of a thousand phone flashlights.
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Emergency response crews picked their way through wreckage, scanning flashlights over the rubble.
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The video shows people gathering near the building and shining flashlights on windows.
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The footage shows officers walking around the perimeter of the house with flashlights.
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Two of the doctors had already been out with flashlights since 4 a.m.
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People DO need flashlights, however: Just 8.6 percent of the population has electricity.
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As I came around for my third lap, I noticed something unexpected: flashlights.
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It seems like I have been slightly obsessed with flashlights for quite some time.
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Those include things like brush helmets, custom flashlights, veterinary care, and night-vision capability.
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They wanted to make flashlights, battle their cars together and make this weird artwork.
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He, his wife and their two daughters grabbed flashlights and worked through the night.
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People had to use the flashlights on their phones to see their way out.
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The aircraft assisted by dropping a pump, flashlights and flares, the Coast Guard said.
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My kid sister and I shone the flashlights at our feet as we went.
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But let me ask you this: How many premium flashlights does the world need?
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Dozens of workers assigned different jobs fanned out across the tracks, guided by flashlights.
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We hiked with phone flashlights along two trails to the top of the hill.
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Follow directions, literal and otherwise, regarding flashlights and high-clearance vehicles, snakes and scorpions.
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They had plenty of ice, flashlights, batteries, canned food and a first-aid kit.
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It was a narrative of pay phones, portable transistor radios and battery-operated flashlights.
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The fans waved flashlights and cellphones over their heads for the young patients inside.
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Several times at night, Soto looked across the valley at flashlights bobbing in forests.
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Because lighting candles can create a fire risk, flashlights with extra batteries are key.
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When I was a bit older, I would even build and modify my own flashlights.
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He and the Trinity staff, armed with flashlights, were quite unprepared for what they found.
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It's even creepier when their flashlights settle on a soaking wet Eleven in the woods.
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She stocked up on bottled water, flashlights, small candles and a portable first aid kit.
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Click here to view original GIFUnimpressed with the flashlights sold at your local outdoors store?
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You can also save on sets of air-tight food storage containers and LED flashlights.
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After sunset, the protesters held up cellphone flashlights, refusing to move until Pashteen turned up.
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Here, women are asked to bring candles or flashlights in case there is no power.
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He suggests the phenomenon was comprised of pranks, misidentified planes, and owls sighted with flashlights.
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Using the flashlights from our phones, we explored the passageways where miners had once worked.
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A handful of phone flashlights popped up like fireflies as artists worked in the dark.
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It shows Officer Thomas and his partner approach the car and shine their flashlights inside.
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Miniature flashlights, ostensibly used for reading at night, cost about $8 in the jail commissary.
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Another vendor said schools should arm teachers with flashlights that shoot pellets of pepper spray.
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Lacking proper helmets, the SEAL divers taped a medley of flashlights to their improvised headgear.
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Amazon promotes these batteries as excellent for high-drain devices, like flashlights, cameras, and toothbrushes.
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As much of the encounter unfolds, officers have guns and flashlights pointed at Mr. Richards.
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They can be easily concealed because they often look like flash drives, flashlights, or pens.
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Peering through the van windows with cellphone flashlights, protesters found García Aguilar sitting in handcuffs.
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Electricity in Syria's big cities is a luxury, and doctors must sometimes operate with flashlights.
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Sometimes squatters use their phones as flashlights, casting an eerie glow visible to the neighbors.
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The devices may have gotten no more scrutiny than the purchase of sunglasses or flashlights.
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Pilots use flashlights on their walk-around inspections, but they can't see every nook and cranny.
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In the videos, the militia members shine their flashlights onto the group while making cruel comments.
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They shone cellphone flashlights during a reading of the names of the dead including two alumni.
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MBI—or MatchBox Instruments—already has a solid expertise when it comes to making tiny flashlights.
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All the flashlights started dying and the sheriff's office decided to call if for the night.
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Use battery-powered flashlights, but make sure to turn them on before entering an empty building.
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The flashlights' batteries can cause a spark that could ignite leaking gas, if there is any.
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Body camera video footage appears to show Dean and his partner approaching Jefferson's home with flashlights.
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Getting people to wear shoes, use flashlights, and sleep with mosquito nets can drastically reduce bites.
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According to messages the boys exchanged before setting off, they had taken flashlights and some food.
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He saw flashlights from police officers who were trying to penetrate the club and rescue people.
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It's dark everywhere, and the only light comes from flashlights — if they can even afford batteries.
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At night, protesters held a vigil for the man, holding candles and waving mobile phone flashlights.
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Attendees are encouraged to recreate the club at home, so bring on those flashlights and lewks.
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We're going to need a lot more flashlights in the hands of all kinds of people.
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The cell phone flashlights went off and the chanting stopped as Jill Biden took the stage.
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The piece occurs largely in the dark, with bodies — or parts of them — illuminated by flashlights.
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Those signing up should take flashlights; human eyes are nowhere near as good as bats' ears.
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The power it generates is a boon to an area where the hospital once used flashlights.
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Just before the vigil broke up, thousands of people held up the flashlights on their phones.
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We were driving home when we saw the flashlights telling us to slow, the road impassable.
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They rapped on the seats using batons or flashlights, causing the riders to stir from sleep.
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It was dark when they started, with only the light from a few flashlights illuminating the way.
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As she has during past failures, Ms. León planned to use candles and flashlights on Wednesday night.
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Smartphones have made a lot of gadgets irrelevant — calculators, MP3 players, flashlights, and god knows what else.
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At one point, partygoers could be seen lighting up the dance floor with flashlights on their phones.
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Two flashlights illuminated him like golden, premature spotlights, leaving everything else in purple and blue and black.
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He and other rescuers used flashlights to bring out several people trapped beneath the bombed-out building.
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Body camera video showed police approaching the house with flashlights, whispering to each other in the dark.
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Look for deals on flashlights, iTunes gift cards, car battery testers, and more in the coming days.
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He snuck out to get drunk, dodging the flashlights of the production team on his way back.
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Neighbors, flashlights in hand, began to sift through the rubble before rescue workers arrived, the paper said.
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The Walgreens on the corner opened its doors and handed out free batteries and flashlights that night.
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Flashlights were put within easy reach, and windows and glass doors were shielded by dusty hurricane shutters.
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The disorienting space is kept dark on purpose for conservation reasons, but flashlights are available if desired.
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Most are completely silent, as lunatics circle them, pointing flashlights into their eyes and screaming into cellphones.
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Emergency room staff sewed wounds, lanced boils and examined patients by the light of cellphones and flashlights.
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Consumer watchdogs warned against illegal price gouging for such essentials as generators, batteries, flashlights and hotel lodging.
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"It was bigger than a pen, about the size of those small flashlights they carry," he said.
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But rather than sticking with gas, they turned to a technology more closely associated with flashlights: batteries.
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Protesters donned foil-lined gas masks to hide their identities and dim the glare of police flashlights.
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Guests can borrow bikes, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards, as well as lanterns and flashlights after dark.
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We lost light in our hotel rooms, but many in our group carried and used tiny flashlights.
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It was really dark, so I couldn't see shit, and we were using our phones as flashlights.
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They could bring lanterns and flashlights into the wild and hope the animals didn't panic or disappear.
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After driving to the campsite, they grabbed flashlights and joined the rescue workers while shouting the boy's name.
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"Pilots use flashlights on their walk-around inspections, but they can't see every nook and cranny," he said.
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The discount includes ice packs, batteries, flashlights, coolers and items worth up to $750, such as portable generators.
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People line up to buy batteries for their flashlights at a hardware store on the Upper West Side.
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Miami residents stocked up on essential supplies, including flashlights and batteries, at a Home Depot store, Oct. 63.
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He told Maglica—a machinist who churned out artillery shells—that police had a beef with their flashlights.
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The researchers cautiously trekked through the darkened forests with flashlights guiding their way, and cameras at the ready.
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I hear shouting in the distance, the barking of dogs, more flashlights, footsteps crinkling leaves and snapping twigs.
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Don't forget to check your stockpile of flashlights and batteries, and have a first aid kit readily available.
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Then two police officers with guns and flashlights barge into his room and tell him to get out.
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Siemens says she is making sure they have bottled water, flashlights, and all their electric devices fully charged.
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No tennis balls, baseballs, umbrellas with metal tips, ladders, sticks, poles, strollers, flashlights, balloons, or bike locks allowed.
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One by one, the tech savvy began using the flashlights on their phones to light up the night.
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The villagers line up to meet us with flashlights, wide eyes, and smiles looming out of the black.
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LEDs — light-emitting diodes — have given designers of lamps, chandeliers, sconces and flashlights a new world to explore.
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For Irma, the family stocked up on food, lantern-style flashlights, batteries and gasoline for the portable generator.
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Armed with two flashlights, he led the way up the stone steps and through the rusted iron doors.
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Outside the toilets and next to the water stations, teen-agers hawked refugee provisions: flip-flops, flashlights, cigarettes.
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The store was well-stocked with most items, but was out of lanterns, flashlights and generators, he said.
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By the time I got there, all the flashlights, batteries, water — and strangely, all the bananas — were gone.
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Two patrol officers moved around slowly, bent over with flashlights and chalk, finding and circling nine shell casings.
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"Who is so rude to come in after the show starts with the flashlights and everything?" she said.
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He had been right all along when he saw flashlights and suspected the Taliban moved openly at night.
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Again, I don't know why I need three extra flashlights in my bag, but if they're needed they're there.
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People in knit caps and puffer coats crowded the aisles in search of batteries, flashlights, salt and snow shovels.
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For example, we only ever used our flashlights when we needed to explore a different part of the cave.
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Get out your comfy blankets and red light flashlights: August is going to be quite a month for skywatchers.
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Inforce, a maker of flashlights, including some that can be mounted onto rifles and handguns, is an unusual case.
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A wall of old license plates, a box of old flashlights, Chock full o'Nuts cans chock-full of nails.
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"D batteries are in high demand, flashlights obviously... I sent them portable fans and a portable radio," he said.
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If people are not able to afford supplies, they can petition the local authorities for flashlights, candles, radios, etc.
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Before Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes performed together, a show executive asked everyone to turn their phone flashlights on.
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They're all outfitted with red flashlights, and the claustrophobia of the scene creates one of Riverdale's scariest tableaus yet.
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Taran Killam, 34, performed his rendition in a bright pink fur coat while in his dressing room – using flashlights.
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This is why you and your friends can't re-enact some epic 'saber battles with a couple of flashlights.
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She also suggests setting up a "camp store" where guests can borrow supplies such as lanterns, flashlights, and more.
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Update your emergency supply kit with flashlights, fresh batteries, a first-aid kit, food, water and a portable radio.
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Deportations usually happened in the middle of the night, with flashlights pointed in our faces to wake us up.
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Dean and another officer responded to the call and bodycam footage shows the pair checking the perimeter using flashlights.
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They would be followed, Mr. Boss recalled, by 50 to 100 of the most fervent collectors, armed with flashlights.
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Nearby, the only pharmacy in town ran out of emergency supplies, like gas masks, flashlights, and medicine within hours.
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The museum provides flashlights to encourage visitors to investigate each Nutshell, casting a cold eye into every small corner.
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Volunteers loaded surfboards and paddleboards with food, water, flashlights, and shovels and swam them to residents who had stayed behind.
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I remember growing up with lightsaber toys that were nothing more than flashlights with plastic tubes stuck on the end.
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Aides surrounded the two leaders and shined mobile phone flashlights on documents to better see them on an outdoor terrace.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Shining flashlights in our faces, the SWAT team ordered us out of the van.
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"Once medics showed up with flashlights, we found the wound and saw the extent of his head injuries," he said.
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The mother's boyfriend quickly retrieved the child as the officers, using flashlights, signaled for the train to stop, Fine says.
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Smaller side pockets under the massy strap hardware are good spots for flashlights but pens may disappear to the bottom.
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Normally, these flashlights are valued at $22, but you can currently get a two-pack for $2.59 with code SEMIANNUAL.
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The tiny flashlights, turn on when you press their tip against a hard surface, a bit like striking a match.
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Of course, these fearless moviegoers had the help of guides (and flashlights) to help lead the way on their journey.
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In 2013, the agency settled charges with the company behind a popular Android app that turned mobile devices into flashlights.
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If you're worried about power outages, we've got deals on flashlights and backup generators to give you peace of mind.
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Tell your kids they are camping and give them some flashlights and marshmallows to roast over a pretend fire. 193.
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Before you head out on your next camping adventure, grab one of these flashlights or lanterns to keep it lit.
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There was no window, and this was in the days before iPhone flashlights, so it was completely pitch black inside.
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The caller said their neighbor's home was being broken into and that flashlights could be seen inside the neighbor's home.
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Rescue workers using flashlights were searching the cliffs near the shore of the Dead Sea where bodies had been found.
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Dozens of workers carting megaphones called out contradictory instructions, while others yelled for resources like batteries, flashlights and diesel fuel.
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At around two in the morning, soldiers comb through the bushes in the Coulée Verte gardens, searching with their flashlights.
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Build or restock an emergency supply kit, including food, water, flashlights, a radio, fresh batteries, first aid supplies and cash.
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After waking his two kids, there followed a mad scramble in the dark for flashlights and cellphones, photographs and mementoes.
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We shined the flashlights on our cellphones through the grate and spotted the keys near the rim of a pipe.
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The one-acts are scattered among three sepulchral rooms, and attendants with flashlights guide you from one to the next.
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When I first visited seven years ago the building was almost entirely dark; visitors received flashlights to view the exhibits!
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Suddenly, the streetlights went dark and troopers charged into the crowd, beating them with clubs and blinding them with flashlights.
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Young participants will investigate period instruments, design their own sets and explore theatrical lighting by attaching gels to complimentary flashlights.
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Rival Lowe's said it has sent 400 truckloads of hurricane prep material including flashlights, batteries and weather radios to Florida.
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During "Falling," his stripped down piano ballad, Styles requested fans to take out their phones and turn on their flashlights.
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Wearing nothing but his boxers, Milam opened his bedroom door to greet the officers shining their flashlights up the stairs.
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Demonstrators have donned body armor and lined their goggles with reflective film to foil police flashlights and mask their identities.
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A Home Depot in Wilmington, North Carolina, sold out of necessities like plywood, water, generators, propane, flashlights and batteries, CNN reported.
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Aid workers continued to unload the trucks in the dark, using flashlights and cellphone lights, since the town had no electricity.
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The field of power banks is enormous, and some offer unique features like wireless charging or gimmicky extras such as flashlights.
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With power out in much of the city, the work was carried out in the dark or with flashlights and generators.
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Our Scout camp director would ask the Scouts to return to their tents after the big campfire without using their flashlights.
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We're told staffers broke out flashlights and got on their hands and knees to search for the jewelry -- but no dice.
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I keep one of these compact LED flashlights in my nightstand, another by the front door, and one in my car.
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At night, they'd sit with infrared flashlights, intently staring down, watching for the slightest movement, with their cameras at the ready.
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Alfa also fitted the cars with a defibrillator, special portable cooling units, radio, Odin system, emergency devices and rechargeable LED flashlights.
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Both hurried to buy as much water as possible – as well as shovels and flashlights – and crossed half of the city.
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Svensson is not certain who boarded the bus, but those who did shined flashlights and carried automatic weapons and demanded documents.
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Mr. González's home was still without power, so people used cellphones and flashlights to see one another and read song lyrics.
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After a short multiple-choice test and a break for lunch, we were issued orange vests, flashlights, helmets and safety goggles.
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Either way, you'll need items like clothes, water, food, flashlights, batteries, a portable radio, cash, a first-aid kit and medicine.
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As darkness fell on Friday night, protesters armed with flashlights, mobile phones and lanterns gathered at Victoria Peak and Lion Rock.
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Over the next 20 minutes, we were herded into tents where gunmen shined flashlights on us and ordered us to sleep.
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TUNNEL — CONTINUOUS Looking down from within the tunnel: Flashlights clack ON among the team, pointed up, seeking a sense of destination.
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In the meantime, a few neatly arranged flashlights can make a lovely centerpiece, especially if the batteries are in fall colors.
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As night falls, firefighters don headlamps, flashlights, or fall back on just the torch on their handphones to illuminate their path.
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Bottled water, batteries and flashlights ran low at supermarkets in the capital San Juan and long lines formed outside gas stations.
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However, he reiterated the need to have emergency plans and stock up on supplies such as food, water, flashlights and medication.
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She said they were trying to get perishable, water and flashlights sot hey are better prepared than they were last year.
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The Migos rapper had issues inside the courtroom ... we're told the lights went out and the hearing was held with flashlights.
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Bottom of the forend is also equipped with Picatinny rail for various tactical accessories such as vertical grips, flashlights and lasers.
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Boasting a team of dancers, flashlights, mirrors and a sunny Brooklyn day, the clip is just as jubilant as its accompanying track.
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Last year, Olight LED flashlights were discounted up to 30% off for Black Friday, and up to 45% off for Cyber Monday.
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Dark is a new TV series on Netflix about children going missing, strange events, and people wandering through foggy forests with flashlights.
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They're going to make crystal flashlights that will act as sunlight and kill the vampires when you turn them on and point.
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Lewis and one of the other officers admitted to hitting Brown with their flashlights; the third officer said he used his hands.
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Dennen and his wife Beverly will use kerosene lamps and flashlights to read and a propane burner to cook and heat tea.
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He dove down farther and farther, flicking on more flashlights, his camera live streamed to a large monitor for us to watch.
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Originally $100, you can get this two-pack of UltraBright 500-Lumen Tactical Military Flashlights for just $8003 — an 85% price drop.
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Some aides even illuminated potentially sensitive briefing papers with the flashlights on their phones, which might or might not have been secure.
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Until a few years ago, the leagues relied on sponsors that provided considerably less lucrative prizes, like flashlights, hand blenders or toasters.
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A team with flashlights kept traffic flowing away from the swelling crowd that listened to speakers lit by a nearby candlelit vigil.
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Make sure you know where to find your emergency supplies — items like flashlights, a battery-operated radio, and a first aid kit.
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The one with the parents who ponied up the big bucks to bring you to a show featuring flashlights and sock puppets?
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Young people should be cautioned about the distractions of cell phone use and follow other safety guidelines, including use of flashlights. 2.
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Lam resold things like high-end flashlights, making up to $0003,2000 a year, and he saved up a lot of his profits.
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"We're walking through the building with flashlights because all the power was still out, and Neumann says, 'I have an idea,'" Rudin recalls.
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"My mom keeps at least 17 blankets in the house, and we have 13 flashlights, but none with batteries," he told the newspaper.
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White also allegedly mentioned to police that he believed Cook was stealing things from him, such as batteries and flashlights, the Herald reports.
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Some are still trapped inside of the half-collapsed hotel and are shining the flashlights on their phones so responders know they're there.
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According to one report, aides helped light the documents with cellphone flashlights, which would have also exposed the documents to the phones' cameras.
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Since then technology had leapt forward with slick new dive computers, fancy regulators, Nitrox air mixtures, powerful LED flashlights and tiny video cameras.
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Were the kids really able to stay asleep while police officers crawled all over Nicole Brown Simpson's house, shining flashlights in their faces?
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NASA recommends giving your eyes about 30 minutes to adjust, and don't ruin your night vision by peeking at flashlights or cellphone screens.
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However, once in the designated area, the park will provide a blue filter for peoples' flashlights so as not to disturb the fireflies.
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Click here to view original GIFWicked Lasers is known for its handheld lasers and flashlights that redefine what it means to be bright.
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Get twice the light by purchasing this 2-pack of UltraBright Flashlights for $17.99, an 82% reduction from its usual price of $100.00.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Shining their flashlights into the darkest corners of Singapore, a small group of ant hunters searches for an elusive winged insect.
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From supremely powerful tactical flashlights to beach mats that absorb sand, below are handy items that will upgrade your adventure off the grid.
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Originally $119.99, you can take 75% off this two-pack of the Viper 1000-Lumen Tactical Flashlights and get them for just $2800.
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Holding flashlights in rubber-gloved hands, they rummaged in the dust, the most common finds being broken plastic forks and workaday pencil stubs.
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Members of the airline staff gathered around the family, and the improvised infirmary, shining flashlights on the baby so the doctor could see.
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People used flashlights on their phones to see where they were going, said passenger Heather Kerwin, an Atlanta resident bound for New York.
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The police have been known to come to the glass doors shining flashlights inside, wondering who is inside the gym at 3 a.m.
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She would try to sleep but would often be awakened by the blinding flashlights of security guards who told her to move along.
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In the video, there is muffled but excited chatter as a few students stumble through the dark tower using their phones as flashlights.
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They left their bikes and soccer cleats and set off with flashlights, water and snacks bought to celebrate one of the boy's birthdays.
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Cats ran through cracks in the walls and floors, while pairs of eyes stared at them, glowing against the flashlights on their cellphones.
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That can mean turning to candles or kerosene lamps, which can be dangerous, or flashlights with batteries that can be scarce and expensive.
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Using keys from the occupants, four officers opened the front door and cleared the main and upper levels with flashlights, the chief said.
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Body-camera footage showed the officers approaching the house quietly, using flashlights, and they could not be heard identifying themselves as police officers.
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They said they approached the vehicle and could see marijuana through the windows using their flashlights, according to the statement from the department.
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Somewhere, mixed up in the mess of things, are a bunch of old flashlights, newspapers, and numerous other objects that the iPhone has killed.
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Here's a better idea: a matchbook full of tiny disposable LED flashlights you can keep tucked away for when you need some emergency lighting.
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Telemundo TV station WIPR in Puerto Rico showed long lines of shoppers stocking up on bottled water, flashlights, batteries, generators, food and other items.
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Despite gorgeous, golden-hued molecular light fixtures — and the fact that flashlights are provided on request — there was occasional confusion over dishes, and diners.
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Most people I have talked with here are already shuttered away in their homes, surrounded by ice, food, generators, flashlights, radios, fuel and water.
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Alarm clocks, document scanners, smart (gasoline saving) maps, kitchen timers and flashlights exist on phones so there is no need to ever buy another.
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But without electricity Mari was cooking on a small gas stove, washing clothes and towels by hand and using flashlights to see at night.
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As Hurricane Irma moved toward South Florida, some residents of Princeville trekked to the nearest hardware store to stock up on water and flashlights.
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The department flooded the streets with rookies who picked through trash and shined flashlights in alleyways and sewer grates searching for any potential evidence.
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Multiple fire departments from surrounding cities, along with Washington County Urban Search and Rescue and even some residents with flashlights, assisted in the search.
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We need tarps, tents, sleeping bags, batteries, flashlights, heavy equipment, generators, chain saws, electrical workers and people capable of rebuilding communication towers and homes.
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Mr. Lam still remembers the flashlights of the British-run police piercing the dark as they chased illegal immigrants making a dash for freedom.
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Aides turned on cell phone flashlights to help the leaders see the documents strewn on the table in front of them, raising security concerns.
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They are on call 24 hours a day, with a bag of audio recorders, cameras, flashlights, screwdrivers, wrenches or other tools at the ready.
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The military setting yielded some striking, unsettling images: for example, the intersecting flashlights of rival groups during a blacked-out fight in Act III.
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In the pitch-black room audience members shine flashlights on black and white photographs of people, including prominent rights activists, whose whereabouts are not known.
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However, other LED lighting sources, including the newest flashlights, car headlights and some toys, produce a whiter and "colder" blue light that is more harmful.
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Panicked residents stood in long lines at supermarkets, hardware stores, and gas stations, rushing to buy ice, coolers, flashlights, batteries and gas for their cars.
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Face ID works great in the dark, because that IR projector is basically a flashlight, and flashlights make it easy to see in the dark.
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Remember the time his people gathered around documents about the North Korea nuclear program and used their smartphone flashlights to be able to see them?
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"The waves are very high, they start from a place that the flashlights cannot see...so the conditions are very hard," said competitor Omer Zadikevitch.
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Photographs posted on social media appeared to show aides swarming Trump's table and using their phones' flashlights to help the president and Abe read documents.
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While Chris Martin was paying tribute to Michael, the crowd took at their cell phones, employing the flashlights as little candles waving in the air.
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They are currently looking for hay, cat food, rabbit food, flashlights, water troughs, bottled water, fruit, snacks, hoses and power generators, among many other supplies.
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Twenty packages filled with water, food, medicine, flashlights and a note for the missing team were dropped down a fissure in the cave, police said.
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The central caped figure stepped forward to raise his hands and reveal that his elbow length latex gloves contained flashlights in each of the fingers.
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Security enter the grounds and head towards the Laurendel, high-powered flashlights passing back and forth across the facade, until they are right beneath us.
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Donations are continually coming in: A university in Ohio is sending batteries and flashlights, and a church in Georgia is send tons of nonperishable food.
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They point the guns around corners of fencing; they shine flashlights in the eyes of hangers-on who are clearing the bank of artist trailers.
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At the climax of their passion, they are discovered by the henchmen of King Marke, who come with glaring flashlights and kick Tristan almost unconscious.
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More than 1,000 protesters, armed with torches, flashlights and smartphones, shone lights on the sails of the Sydney Opera House in Australia on Tuesday night.
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This likely helped the company net more sales ahead of the disasters, when people stocked up on emergency supplies like flashlights, drinking water and food.
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With two small laundry windows sealed up and probably no electricity, except for battery-powered flashlights, "It's going to be hot and dark," he said.
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Videos published online show the men struggling in choppy water, illuminated only by flashlights, with the sounds of shouts and rushing water filling the air.
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For 10 days, Adul and his fellow Wild Boars soccer squad survived deep in the cave complex as their food, flashlights and drinking water diminished.
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Elsewhere in the city, cops patrol with heavy weaponry, getting people out of bars and advancing down the streets, shining powerful flashlights into the windows.
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When they would find a couple, they shined flashlights on them and rousted the men — who were often closeted, married or both — from the park.
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"Come out with your hands up!" an officer yelled, with the dark front porch and foyer inside suddenly flooded with light from the officers' flashlights.
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You know those small, sharp protuberances on the side of a dial or on the barrel of some flashlights that help you grip the edge?
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"Yes they are OK. My fiance and I took about $500 worth of supplies like water, food, flashlights, batteries and gave it out," she said.
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The news comes a week after the president and the first lady visited the city, where they handed out necessities such as food and flashlights.
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They've purchased a generator, a box fan, five cases of water, four bags of ice, snacks, canned food, flashlights, batteries and pet food, he said.
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Before dark, the golf course is transformed into a maze of tents, tarps overhead, people gathered around tables lit with flashlights, sharing news, information, and supplies.
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Normally, a set of two Viper 1000-Lumen Tactical Flashlights would cost you $120, but for the next few days, you can get them for $30.
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The lights were dimmed as low as safety regulations allowed, and guests used their cell phones as flashlights to find their assigned seats on the benches.
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The new trailer shows Betty, Archie, Veronica, FP Jones, and others wandering through the woods with flashlights and searching for Jughead, who has seemingly gone missing.
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Police officers and federal agents were scouring the streets with flashlights, robots and dogs early Sunday to ensure there were no other devices in the area.
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The photographs appear to show aides swarming the table and using their phones' flashlights to help Trump and Abe read documents on the candle-lit terrace.
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Beyond the yellow tape at the end of the street, police officers holding flashlights trickled into and out of the wooded area by a small pond.
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Here and there, off to the side, stood miners, their forms barely visible in the darkness, except for the belted flashlights that snaked across their bodies.
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On Thursday night, Dong Tam was quiet except for a group of villagers who were keeping a vigil outside the barricades, shining flashlights at passing cars.
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Mr. DeAgazio posted his photographs to Facebook as the two leaders and their staff members reviewed documents and worked on their laptops, using cellphones as flashlights.
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So it is reasonable to expect that the fluorescence is visible to other organisms even when there are no biologists with UV flashlights in the vicinity.
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Inside is a pair of putty knives, a paint scraper, a Leatherman multi-tool, several long-necked flathead screwdrivers, and three backup flashlights, among other items.
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Sheets of paper were produced and read with the assistance of flashlights on aides' cell phones -- which, if compromised, could also act as cameras or recording devices.
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But as new research shows, these aquatic carnivores have a rare organ that turns their eyes into veritable flashlights—an ability they can switch on when needed.
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A system of sound modules and flashlights replicates the natural chorus of insects, amphibians, birds and other swamp creatures in Belgrade-based artist Bojana Petkovic's Swamp Orchestra.
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Residents of towns expected to be in the cyclone's path have been told to move to shelters and prepare emergency kits including flashlights, radios, food and water.
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It's housing some drawing stuff like a compass, some hearing aid batteries and an extra hearing aid, a little camera tripod for my phone, and extra flashlights.
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Indeed, a warehouse of nostalgia could be stuffed with the everyday items that smartphones replaced: Maps, flashlights, clocks, scanners, video cameras, calendars, calculators, computers, iPods and more.
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After sundown on Friday night, a band of thieves allegedly snuck into a conservation area in the Arizona desert with flashlights and grocery bags, and started hunting.
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Much equipment was acquired this way -- everything from cold-weather clothing to flashlights to ammunition, but also major military hardware, including grenade launchers, aircraft, and armored vehicles.
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In Grand Bahama, a Royal Caribbean cruise ship dropped off 10,000 meals, 10,000 bottles of water and more than 180 generators, as well as diapers and flashlights.
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So there's things like rain slickers, wading boots, tourniquets, flashlights, because I never know if we're going to be in a hostile environment or a disaster zone.
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Some ended up at centers set up by PG&E where people could go to power their electronics and get free water, snacks, flashlights and solar lanterns.
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Over the ensuing decades, as the American military modified the M16's exterior to allow for accessories such as sights, grips and flashlights, the civilian market followed.
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As it chugged into a forested area of northeastern India on Saturday night, a group of villagers waved their flashlights frantically, urging the driver to slow down.
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"Avoid the gimmicky, no-name, 'tacticool' brands that boast about their many hundreds of lumens," said Mr. Deutsch, who likes Maglite brand flashlights for value and durability.
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Guided by their smartphone flashlights and by people's moans, Mr. Nazaraliyev and others dragged the injured people away from the plane for fear it would catch fire.
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We culminated in a reading of new pages with all of us sitting in the grass under the night sky with the actors lit by our flashlights.
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Customers were urged to stock up on flashlights, fresh batteries, first-aid supplies and cash, and to plan for healthcare needs requiring refrigerated medications or electrical devices.
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It stopped adding new frames as long as I stood in front, and some of my final images contained artifacts from our flashlights or passing car headlights.
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She said her family was preparing for another power outage by filling the gas tank of their car and buying non-perishable foods and batteries for their flashlights.
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"We had about 45 minutes and the power was out, so we were running in the dark with flashlights trying to figure out what we needed," she said.
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Our tour guides handed out hard hats and brightly colored vests and flashlights that lit the way on a dark leafy path towards the newest Universal Studios attraction.
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"They just makes more sense - affordable, long-lasting, durable and safe," said Bassi, who has sold up to 237 solar flashlights since becoming a Solar Saheli last year.
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We had a reliable store of batteries and flashlights, battery-powered hurricane lamps, a battery-operated radio, gallons of water, cans and boxes of food that would keep.
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My sister had prepared well for Hurricane Maria, but supplies were running low and she asked me to send D batteries for flashlights and a battery-powered fan.
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That factors in the gains from the home centers, grocery chains and convenience stores as consumers stock up emergency necessities like plywood, flashlights, water bottles or canned goods.
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For example, retailers will know that before a storm, consumers are going to be purchasing batteries used in flashlights more than batteries used in gaming consoles, he said.
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This section contains most of Symphony's artistic content, with guides aiming flashlights at visitors' goggles and directing them into various imaginary spaces with evocative words, dance, and touch.
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Musk went into the cave himself; he posted a video on his Instagram, where we can see the near-absolute darkness in the cave, save a few flashlights.
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When North Korea launched a missile test in February, Trump and his aides—also then at Mar-A-Lago—used their cellphones as flashlights to review sensitive documents.
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The bulk of the $5 billion worth of equipment given out since 1990 consists of conventional items, including boots, tents, flashlights and file cabinets, and has not been recalled.
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In Jupiter, resident Randy Jordan told CNN affiliate WPEC people were pushing and shoving their way through the local Home Depot to buy supplies ranging from batteries to flashlights.
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Our heroes have flashlights, so they don't have to use the camera lights; they have multiple cameras, so there's no need for everyone to film everything all the time.
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After creating compositions out of folded paper, she explains, she uses "studio lights, flashlights, and sometimes natural light to add specific shadows to the folded forms," then photographs them.
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He denied participating in the firebombing of the clinic, insisting that his "confession" had been extracted only after the arresting officers had beaten him with flashlights and their guns.
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The rifle is also easily accessorized with custom add-ons like flashlights, infrared scopes and a variety of grips, and is called the Lego set of the gun world.
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Protesters pointed their torches and flashlights at the sails, where horse numbers, colours and a logo for The Everest would be projected, in an attempt to wash it out.
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This year's theme was the future of materials, and the responses included solar-powered flashlights made of clay and vessels sculpted from non-biodegradable plastic, coal dust and stone.
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Besides, I'm sure that a woman would rather share a park with some homosexuals instead of 30 or 40 vigilantes, running around with walkie-talkies and flashlights, scaring people.
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Some ambled through the labyrinthine, 6.8 million square-foot complex in near-total darkness, using flashlights on their phones to see through the abyss, as the Washington Post reported.
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But the company allows for listings of scopes — including night vision optics — and laser sights, as well as rail mounts designed to accommodate grips, flashlights and other tactical devices.
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In preparation for the shutoffs, PG&E recommends stocking up on food and water and flashlights, but that might be difficult for people with fixed incomes and limited mobility.
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With the exception of most hotels in California and Washington state, which keep flashlights in rooms in the event of an earthquake, most hotels in the U.S. do not.
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But here's the problem: He did so in full view of guests at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, with smartphone cameras and flashlights pointed at presumably sensitive material.
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Flashlights and toy lightsaber might do a decent job of making you feel like a Jedi when you're twelve, and fancy prop reproductions might do the job when you're adult.
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Many residents had prepared for the weekend's ice storms by loading up on bread, milk and other essentials and by buying flashlights and generators in case their homes lost power.
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Plywood, flashlights, batteries, tarps, and propane are flying off the shelves throughout south Florida, as the state braces for Hurricane Irma to make landfall sometime over the next few days.
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It's 3.3 square miles of city-within-a city where tennis balls, flashlights, and water guns will be prohibited, but (thanks to Ohio state law) real guns will be allowed.
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In a letter to guests, travelers are told they will receive flashlights to get around the resort and are also invited to participate in art activities pertaining to the holiday.
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North Carolina emergency management officials urged residents to stockpile food and water for three days, and to keep batteries on hand for flashlights and radios in case power is lost.
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But by Wednesday morning, rescuer workers were back at work with pickaxes, metal rods and flashlights in hand, risking their own lives in search of victims or a miracle survivor.
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A helicopter circled overhead as a team of police officers made their way into the station, scanning the tracks with flashlights for signs of the weapon used in the stabbing.
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Earlier at the sprawling cave mouth, lines of frogmen and soldiers with flashlights could be seen emerging from the darkness, as generators chugged and pumped water out through plastic pipes.
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Pictures also showed aides using flashlights on their phones to highlight documents on the table, which could have led to classified information about the missile launch being captured by hackers.
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At a Home Depot in Wilmington, North Carolina, Billy Nivens told CNN they ran out of water, plywood, generators, flashlights, propane, batteries and five-gallon gas cans by Monday afternoon.
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Find seriously deep discounts on lanterns and camping flashlights from MalloMe, while LifeStraw has a pair of BPA-free water bottle and filter hybrids on sale for less than $65.
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"Nurses had to be working with flashlights and lanterns in the evenings," Fitzroy said of the hurricane, which killed more than 50 people and ruined 90% of the island's buildings.
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But by Wednesday morning, rescuer workers were back at work with pickaxes, metal rods and flashlights in hand, risking their own lives in search of victims or a miracle survivor.
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Amy Allison, a spokesperson for Lowe's, told BuzzFeed News that its stores have seen an increased demand for air purifiers, filters, and flashlights in the California areas impacted by the wildfires.
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The last time I was made to line up and face police flashlights was in high school, when I was caught drinking at a keg party in a corporate parking lot.
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He said he already has an emergency kit prepared because of "all the near misses," but that he wanted to buy more water, flashlights, and canned foods in advance of Lane.
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Half a dozen personnel could be seen standing on top of the barracks shining flashlights at dozens of protesters below, who were aiming laser pointers and other lights at the building.
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Since the iPhone got a flashlight mode, accessible in just a swipe and a tap, the world has had no more use for flashlights that require you to change the batteries.
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Without power, Mr. Davis said, he and his wife, Sandra, 70, would have to make do with flashlights, and they would lose the beef, turkey, ribs and roast in their freezer.
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Should their phones have been hacked, which is a paranoid but necessary assumption, whomever had done the hacking would be able to read classified material helpfully illuminated by their phone flashlights.
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According to Jay Shimshack, an associate professor of public policy and economics at the University of Virginia, some people won't even have purchased the essentials like bottled water, flashlights, and batteries.
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Aides present for the meeting also reportedly used cellphone flashlights to help illuminate documents on the table, which could be a cause for concern if the cell phones were not secure.
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Consider using flashlights or battery-powered tea lights in carved pumpkins instead of candles or other open flames, said Dr. Elaine B. Josephson, spokeswoman for the American College of Emergency Physicians.
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In 2017, for the finale of the women's show for Off-White's Fall/Winter collection, the models—wearing lacy slip dresses and cropped bomber jackets—walked in the dark, holding flashlights.
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While there are straight click fraud apps, Google notes that most are designed around other services, often something that a consumer might use daily — most commonly flashlights, music and gaming apps.
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They keep their smartphone flashlights at the ready, in case the same dimness that's such a kindness to wrinkles renders those letters on the menu — when did they get so tiny?
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Down they'd swoop from surrounding buildings with their cameras and flashlights, and protagonist Gordon Freeman would swat them with his crowbar as they ventured too close to his immaculately trimmed beard.
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Their stories take us to extraordinary times and places, from muddy craters where giant "Satan" bombs are delicately disarmed by hand under unsteady flashlights, to hidden rock paintings in desert caves.
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No flashlights are needed; our eyes gradually adjust as daylight fades, until all you see are stars, the glow of oil lamps in farmhouse windows, and the silhouette of ancient barns.
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Since it&aposs the middle of winter and the event takes place close to sundown, visitors are encouraged to bring warm clothes and flashlights or headlamps, according to the NPS website.
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But it is less clear whether the officers kicked the man — the scene around them was chaotic, and other officers aimed their flashlights at cameras to try to obscure the view.
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But it is less clear whether the officers kicked the man — the scene around them was chaotic, and other officers aimed their flashlights at cameras to try to obscure the view.
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Accounts from survivors and crew members described an unprovoked predawn attack by a military helicopter, as passengers screamed "We are Somali!" and held flashlights aloft to show they posed no threat.
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Portable Lighting: Flashlights and tea candles are ideal for setting up emergency lighting around a home or in a primitive dwelling, but a headlamp is compact and frees up both hands.
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"He had no sense of fear," says Geoff Van Valkenberg, a stepbrother, who recalls that when older kids went out at night to catch frogs with flashlights, Joel had to go too.
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A movie about grown-ups on a boat might not be an obvious reference point for Stranger Things, which is steeped more in Steven Spielberg's kids-in-the-woods-with-flashlights oeuvre.
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued recalls for battery packs, snow blowers, hoverboards, flashlights and power recliners in the past year, all because of fires caused by lithium-ion batteries.
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Joe Nickell, a paranormal investigator and skeptic, says several of the Mothman sightings were hoaxes that followed media buzz, including a group of construction workers who tied flashlights to red helium balloons.
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We spent that time melting snow on the wood stove so we could have enough water to flush the toilet, and reading books out loud by the light of flashlights and candles.
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To save the newest members of their herd, ranching families work through the snowy nights in rotating shifts, searching for newborn calves with their flashlights and pulling them into the warming shed.
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So as PG&E customers across Northern California scrambled last Tuesday to buy flashlights and water and fill their cars with gas, Milano mobilized a campaign to electrify the Space Sciences Laboratory.
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Earlier, at the sprawling cave mouth below, lines of frogmen and soldiers with flashlights could be seen emerging from the darkness, as generators chugged and pumped water out from blue nylon pipes.
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But we might have some bottled water, and a backpack with flashlights, a radio, and some cash—which will be helpful, since all ATMs and card machines will now fail to function.
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"There was a good chance we'd be hiking into the night, so everyone with cell phones should turn them off and reserve as much battery power as possible for the flashlights," he continued.
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The invite for the 40/40 event, which is being organized by the Puerto Rican Family Institute and Big & Little Skills Academy, asks people to bring school supplies, flashlights, solar lamps and batteries.
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First, like many other hardware devices that have been reduced to an app on your phone — fax machines, cameras, flashlights — the restaurant cash register is becoming an application on a phone or tablet.
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Lithium-ion batteries are the most common batteries used for most purposes (think the batteries in your flashlights and TV remotes), but researchers are working on different batteries for solar storage, Lewis said.
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The group was "behaving erratically with flashlights" — such as Weiss shining a light in his own face — and the officers suspected they might be under the influence of alcohol or drugs, Nicodemus says.
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And so if 2016 really is the worst year ever, if this really is the beginning of the end, The Good Place and The Last Man on Earth are flashlights in the darkness.
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It has documented hundreds of cases involving batteries from e-cigarettes, laptops, digital cameras, cellphones, electric bicycles, flashlights, GPS trackers, drones and even a cordless drill catching fire or overheating on passenger planes.
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Read more: 'I was sitting in my car just screaming, waiting to die': A survivor of California's Camp Fire describes her harrowing escapeResidents are stocking up on bottled water, flashlights, and other necessities
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Mr. Cuomo and a delegation from New York arrived Friday morning with supplies that included more than 34,000 bottles of water, 500 flashlights, 1,400 cots and blankets and, perhaps most important, 10 generators.
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In rehearsing the battle scene, Timbers directed the actors to train flashlights on the Earl of Warwick's face when Joan appeared atop the scaffold, as if resurrected, to underline his fear and horror.
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One pending issue is that telescopes, radar observatories, and other facilities that can track debris are like flashlights can only reveal so much debris at a time that may lead to close encounters.
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Ms. Brito and another survivor, Nikki Kelber, 44, said the building's renters had repeatedly asked its owner to upgrade the electrical system, which failed often enough that residents had flashlights in their studios.
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And when employees at the attraction complete their training, they crawl underneath the "doom buggy" tracks — flashlights in tow — to sign their names alongside hundreds of others on a wall beneath the ride.
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And when employees at the attraction complete their training, they crawl underneath the "doom buggy" tracks — flashlights in tow — to sign their names alongside hundreds of others on a wall beneath the ride.
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CNN first reported that members of the upscale private club spotted top White House officials using flashlights from their cell phones to review documents at the table where Trump and Abe were having dinner.
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According to a Facebook spokesperson, the company already bans ads for guns and modifications, but sellers can post ads for accessories such as gun-mounted flashlights, scopes, holsters, gun cases, gun paint, or slings.
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Soon, Twitter became a place for Succession fans to shine their fandom flashlights in the dark, as if to attract other Succession devotees and make sure they weren't completely alone with their newfound obsession.
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Facebook has specific policies regarding "weapons, ammunition, or explosives," but the company allows ads for "mounted flashlights for firearms" as long as the minimum audience age for seeing the ads is set to 18.
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Donning helmets and carrying flashlights and tools designed to lift and break up debris, the South Florida Urban Search and Rescue Team trod the Keys in the early morning hours Tuesday looking for victims.
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Chinese publishers focus on utilities and games Chinese publishers, especially the ones who are aiming at international users, are focusing on utilities (keyboards, flashlights, speed boosters, battery optimizers, etc.), messaging/communication and gaming apps.
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Officials with the FRA confirmed that defibrillators are not required on board, but that some emergency equipment is, like first aid kits, and, for crew members, fire extinguishers, pry bars and flashlights, NJ.com reported.
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In the video, his live voice sounds almost identical to the calm of his recordings, and what looks like the entire crowd recites his lyrics with him word-for-word, holding up phone flashlights.
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They walked backward down the steps and joined the crowd gathering around the lip of the sinkhole, where people were using the flashlights on their key chains and phones to spotlight what lay below.
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A decaying proscenium looms over the stage, and as the play begins, we see two workmen with flashlights exploring what appears to be a defunct theater, discovering a trunk of old commedia dell'arte masks.
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The Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton and Poppy Delevingne, in head-to-toe Tommy gear, made their way through a sea of smartphone flashlights and adoring teenagers to their spots in the front row.
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The Mexican-American experimental composer Guillermo Galindo, meanwhile, has responded to the recent wave of border militarization by composing music on instruments he makes out of detritus — water bottles, flashlights, animal skeletons, shotgun shells.
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Despite the increased uniformed presence from multiple agencies — transportation authority officials, State Police officers and repairmen holding flashlights — the scene was one of subdued annoyance for throngs of visitors wandering around quizzically in the dark.
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Toyota wanted to build a car that would be seen as a rolling toolbox, full of hidden nooks and crannies, ready with built-in flashlights and water bottles for that spontaneous drive up the mountain.
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The 38-year-old, a resident of Raleigh, North Carolina, had been trying for months to land a job in technology, a passion dating to his days as a second-grader disassembling flashlights for fun.
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The Red Cross offers emergency preparation plans for older people on its website, including a checklist for creating a disaster supply kit that includes a seven-day medication supply, flashlights, emergency contacts and vital records.
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LED-embedded wristbands worn by audience members glinted in the stands of Brooklyn's Barclays Center last week, producing an effect akin to cell phone flashlights waving in unison to a slow song at a concert.
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The matchbook flashlights aren't available just yet, but you can pre-order a set for $28 through the company's Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign that's trying to raise $10,000, and enough orders, for an initial production run.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For Dr Vinayak Salunke, flashlights worth less than $10 each are one of the most valuable assets at the Vihamandra health center in Aurangabad in India's western state of Maharashtra.
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Over the course of the rainy night, the convoy unloaded 215 tons of humanitarian aid, using car headlights and phone flashlights to see in a town where artificial light is a thing of the past.
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Bakker offers the survival products you'd expect like water filtration systems, solar panels, and flashlights, but his online store also stocks a variety of items suited to hyper-specific and hyper-unlikely worst-case scenarios.
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As George Harrison's "Here Comes the Sun" played to celebrate Jesus's return from Egypt, the crowd on the second-floor balcony turned on their cellphone flashlights to mimic candles and waved their arms in devotion.
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In either case, Yoshiyuki, who once blew the photos up to life-size and exhibited them in a dark space, equipping visitors with flashlights, compels us to become another link in his chain of watchers.
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And, despite the fact that Donald Trump gives himself a 10 out of 10 for the administration's hurricane response, the situation in the U.S. territory is so dire that doctors are performing surgery with cellphone flashlights.
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According to the diver, who submitted the footage to Viral Hog, the harbor seal, named Whiskers, who interrupted the fight has a habit of following around divers and using their flashlights to catch an easy meal.
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WakaWaka (the name means "shine bright" in Swahili) makes a series of solar-powered portable chargers that can be used to recharge most USB devices, including smartphones and tablets, and that also function as LED flashlights.
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Mr. Purokite pleaded with the villagers to let him go, but they accused him of trying to "sabotage their sacred sacrificial ritual to the goddess," beating him with flashlights and their bare hands, Mr. Mitra said.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has documented hundreds of cases involving batteries from e-cigarettes, laptops, digital cameras, cellphones, electric bicycles, flashlights, GPS trackers, drones and even a cordless drill catching fire or overheating on passenger planes.
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In the videos, which were partly obscured by the officers' drawn weapons and outstretched arms, there was no indication that the police tried to awaken Mr. McCoy, although they were shining their flashlights into his car.
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You know, things like working on a festive fall centerpiece, finalizing your guest list and your menu, and making sure that you have a generator, batteries, flashlights, extension cords, ice chests, and shelf-stable side dishes.
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At the airport, they waited by the conveyor belt for several boxes of batteries, flashlights, first aid kits and basic supplies that they're taking back with them to the city of Caguas, in the territory's center-east.
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Viper 1000-Lumen Tactical Flashlights: 2-Pack With an impressive 1000-lumen output, this flashlight can provide complete visibility in any type of situation, whether you're trudging inside a pitch black cave or facing a power outage.
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All the while, he explained the functions of his equipment, what tubes were for oxygen and which buttons for which flashlights, how the seals inside the door protected the walls of the structure from leaks and floods.
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She said that among her clearest memories of the production was that it was running during the New York City blackout, and when the theater lost power the actors finished the show with flashlights and Bic lighters.
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Google will allow developers to make different parts for it, like better cameras, e-ink screens, as well as "speakers, flashlights, panic buttons, fitness trackers, projectors, app-shortcut buttons, kickstands, a million other things," according to Pierce.
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The restaurant Bon Appetit, off Changspa Road, takes some work to find after the sun goes down — when you see fellow diners approaching on a dark path with cellphone flashlights, you know you've found the right place.
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This was an alluring provenance for the Chinese dealers who crowd these London sales, and there were plenty to be found in town this week, shining flashlights into bowls and vases, and taking photographs with their cellphones.
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In the state that brought the world the iPhone and the internet as most people know it, residents fumbled for flashlights, hauled jerrycans of gasoline and read instructions on how to manually open their automatic garage doors.
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Interactions with the crowd include requests for them to "throw up hearts," get together for a Snapchat photo, and turn on their iPhones' flashlights and wave them in the air during slow songs, like the lighters of yesterday.
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Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be an easy way to get your hands on these paper emergency flashlights right now, at least outside of Japan, but the design and technology behind it doesn't look particularly difficult to replicate.
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In a flash forward, we're once again reminded of Dee Dee's fate and yet another clue points to Gypsy: The detectives shine flashlights over Gypsy's stuffed animal collection, something she adds to each time she visits a doctor.
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Two other survivors interviewed at a prison where the Houthis are holding them for security checks said the helicopter had made multiple loops, opening fire repeatedly despite the migrants' attempts to identify themselves by shouting and waving flashlights.
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This allegedly caused big delays to fill orders, leading to higher storage costs at warehouses in the Detroit area and elsewhere, which in turn inflated aluminum prices and the cost of producing cabinets, flashlights, strollers and other goods.
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Off they wander through the complex, with flashlights in dark corridors, checking cells and sensory-deprivation tanks, finding corpses and discovering that this antiseptic labyrinth — called the Temple — is itself a sentient entity with murder on its mind.
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It includes several days' worth of freeze-dried camping meals, a few flashlights, a fire extinguisher, and a plastic hand pump for getting water out of the 55-gallon rain barrel that I have stored in our backyard.
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At the Metropolitan Detention Center itself, there is a long tradition of loved ones down on the street shining flashlights up at the prisoners in greeting, and prisoners responding by making noise or waving their own reading lights.
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The Department of Homeland Security recommends keeping an emergency supply kit on hand at all times, one that includes water and non-perishable food, first aid materials, flashlights, and copies of documents like Social Security cards or birth certificates.
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They claimed that this caused delays of up to 16 months to fill orders, leading to higher storage costs, which in turn inflated aluminum prices and the cost of producing cabinets, flashlights, soft drink cans, strollers and other goods.
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BAGHDAD — As grief-stricken Iraqis held a candlelight vigil Sunday night at the site of a car bombing that killed more than 1923 people, workers often using the flashlights from their cellphones were still pulling bodies from the rubble.
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De-miners and their supervisors in Iraq frequently trade reports and details of other Islamic State-made booby traps, among them dolls, stuffed animals and plastic trucks, as well as teapots, fire extinguishers, flashlights and copies of the Quran.
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Tour guides carry flashlights and large sets of keys, unlocking door after door and gate after gate to reveal the cathedral's history, using pocket projectors to display old photos and other images on the darkened walls of the catacombs.
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So researchers at Tohoku University took that idea one step further, creating a wearable vest covered in flashlights that create targeted dots of light to direct a pup's movements—essentially creating a remote control dog without any kind of cybernetics.
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Let's be honest — U2 would probably sell the same amount of tickets if they stood stock-still on milk crates, lit solely by iPhone flashlights, and banged out versions of tried and true hits recorded more than three decades earlier.
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"All this will be yours when I'm gone," he joked, pointing to the panoply of fighting dirks, Swiss Army gadgets, and fat multitools that overflowed from the shelves, along with hunting gear, dozens of flashlights, and even a pistol or two.
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As a former Boy Scout, Hayes was more than familiar with the concept of "readiness," so when he stumbled upon page after page of carefully posed shots of high-end gear like flashlights and folding knives, he felt right at home.
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The video from police body cameras showed two officers chase Clark through the dark with their flashlights and turn the corner of a house to face him in the backyard, yelling: "Show me your hands" and "gun" before they opened fire.
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Zinke has directed the National Park Service to revisit extreme hunting methods in Alaska's national preserves, such as baiting bears with grease-soaked donuts and crawling into bears' dens, using flashlights to wake and kill mother bears and their cubs.
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They almost overwhelm three other sets: Merche Blasco's "Sonic Bloom" offers everyone a chance to take a flashlight and sweep light through the Chelsea Grasslands, looking for sensors that send up musical notes (there are no extra flashlights at any moment).
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Researchers in Japan and the University of Michigan this week announced that they've discovered a way to compromise Siri, Google Assistant, Facebook Portal, and Alexa digital home assistants from hundreds of feet away using laser light and even ordinary flashlights.
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Interns ran up from the basement with brooms and swept madly from the corners, porters tied off the trash bags, the line cooks pulled down pint containers from shelves above their stations — inside were kits with bandannas, thermometers, pencil-thin flashlights.
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That brings sex trafficking to the top of the agenda for U.S. authorities such as the Atlanta Police Department and the FBI, and for smaller organizations that fight trafficking without guns, or even flashlights, but rather with bars of soap.
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"For example, the movie theater had no power and was pitch black, so we had a few people prop open the doors and hold out flashlights while Jake captured some incredible shots," Dasha explained of photos like the one above.
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Should there be demand for another, the logical gamble would be to allow Mulder and Scully to sail into the sunset for good after nearly a quarter-century of service and let new agents pick up the torch -- or rather, flashlights.
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"I started researching flashlights, and it turns out there's a whole subculture of flashlight nerds," he said over lunch this past September in Williamsburg, where he lives with a friend he met a decade ago on a fashion forum about jeans.
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They are making repeat trips to big-box stores for flashlights and batteries and blankets and nonperishable food and baby formula and diapers and tampons and hand wipes and over-the-counter medicines, and then they are giving it all away.
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The Woodlawn tour, which invites guests to bring their own flashlights, has sold out annually since it was first offered in 2016, with more than 250 tickets snapped up this year at about $25 each, said Barbara Selesky, Woodlawn's marketing director.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A start-up company is trying to turbocharge a type of battery that has been a mainstay for simple devices like flashlights and toys, but until now has been ignored as an energy source for computers and electric cars.
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The students haven't seen these things since their mothers stowed them away in their dorm room drawers and closets back in August: Dustbusters, first-aid kits, irons, collapsible hampers, organizing bins and baskets, extra blankets, flashlights, extension cords, drying racks.
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While much of the show was a big spectacle, the highlight likely came when she quieted the crowd for a stripped-down version of her recent single, "Million Reasons," with the stadium lit up by the flashlights on the crowd's phones.
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As any prepper worth his or her grain of salt will tell you, you should have an emergency supply kit ready to go (don't forget to pack extra batteries for the flashlights!), and a plan for getting in touch with loved ones.
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A blizzard is one of the few major events in life that you can both plan for -- in that you can cancel engagements, stock your fridge, test the batteries on the flashlights and dig out your unscented candles -- but also do nothing about.
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Assuming a handler is still able to maintain a visual of the dog—using an onboard camera or even an overhead drone—they can easily and safely direct its travel by activating the flashlights on the vest which distract and redirect the animal.
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The images and video were easy fodder for critics on social media, where people were both taken aback by Trump's cavalier style and quick to note that the vast majority of the island is still without power, and likely in need of flashlights.
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Short videos show the members shining their flashlights on the prison gates of a colonial political prison, a pile of dusty movie reels and posters in an empty movie studio, or the walls of a former World War Two air raid tunnel.
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You might also want to include some kind of multitool or knife, a wrench so you can turn off the gas line to your house if necessary, flashlights, a tarp or shelter, fire starters like lighters or matches, a notebook, and pencil.
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Armed with night vision flashlights, cameras and audio recorders, the team of researchers scoured the misty Kumbira Forest in northwestern Angola under the cover of dark, breathlessly listening for sounds of the nocturnal galagos, a distant cousins of the great apes and humans.
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Short videos show the members shining their flashlights on the prison gates of a colonial political prison, a pile of dusty movie reels and posters in an empty movie studio, and the walls of a former World War Two air raid tunnel.
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Volunteers at Casa Puertorriqueña, a group that organizes the annual Puerto Rican Parade in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood, have filled up at least eight trucks with everything from flashlights and batteries to canned goods and baby diapers, CNN affiliate WGN-TV reported.
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I'm not telling you that you have to partake to enjoy it, but watching Mulder and Scully fumble around in the dark with some flashlights whilst chonged on a bobo is one of the last minor American luxuries that everyone can enjoy.
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For a hurricane, authorities advised filling the car up with gas, loading up on batteries and flashlights for the inevitable power outages, and also loading up on water because of the dangers of water contamination from the floods that come with hurricane rains.
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With batteries, flashlights, bags of sand, portable generators and plywood at the top of every hurricane survival-kit checklist, people are flocking to box stores such as BJs and Home Depot, as well as every mom-and-pop hardware store, to stock up.
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This isn't a simple fix, though, and after several minutes of stumbling in the dark with smart-phone flashlights, the room filters outside for a smoke, some collecting a refund for their $1 CUC—roughly the same as an American dollar—cover charge.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The start of the performance "Evil Nigger: A Five-Part Performance for Julius Eastman" at the Kitchen seemed promising: we were led to our seats in almost complete darkness in groups of four by ushers holding flashlights.
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Only flashlights with specific date codes on them are being recalled, but if the numbers on your kid's match up with those units known to be faulty, you can reach out to Spirit Halloween for a full refund via this recall notice on its website.
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The creators claim they expect to deliver sometime in July, and while the usual crowdfunding caveats and cautions apply here, the creator of the matchbook flashlights' only concern about production is that the MBI logo ends up being properly aligned on the outer housing.
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If you keep flashlights, lanterns, or other lights in your tent, the light inside combined with the darkness outside will turn your bodies into perfect silhouettes, meaning that everyone will be able to see exactly what you're doing, (like that one scene in Austin Powers).
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The first anyone knew of one of the biggest raids seen in Manhattan since Prohibition was when the door exploded and officers streamed over the threshold in riot gear, then fanned through the building like stormtroopers, yelling and pointing guns and blinding podwellians with flashlights.
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Researchers in Japan and at the University of Michigan said Monday that they had found a way to take over Google Home, Amazon's Alexa or Apple's Siri devices from hundreds of feet away by shining laser pointers, and even flashlights, at the devices' microphones.
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Luckily, we were able to use our phone flashlights, but our tour guide showed us that, back in the room where they stored gun powder, they had to put lamps from the other side of the wall into that opening to light the room ...
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Jurors learned that in about 60 to 90 seconds, stagehands with flashlights ushered the randomly chosen participants past dark curtains, down passageways, around corners, outdoors, indoors and through an MGM Grand resort kitchen to re-enter the theater for the show's finale, according to testimony.
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Once the bans were served, those women that did continue playing, for clubs such as Chiltern Valley Ladies, which had been formed by Batt, or other local league clubs, did so in environments far removed from the flashlights and noise of a World Cup.
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Over the course of their fieldwork, they observed 40 of 150 species of glass frogs under flashlights and discovered that in every species observed, either a mother or a father took care of the eggs at some point after fertilization, even if just briefly.
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Gavin Cox testified that he suffered brain and other injuries in a fall while stagehands urged him and other participants from the audience to run during an illusion that appeared to make them disappear onstage and reappear moments later, waving flashlights in the back of the theater.
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According to the advisory on the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission website, while there have been no reports of fires or injuries yet, there have been three reports of the flashlights overheating in the US, and one in Canada, where the costume has also been recalled.
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The Post followed Talley into a cemetery where he showed a reporter how to "hunt for ghosts":Armed with just a voice recorder and flashlights, Talley's move is to find graves that seem interesting and ask questions out loud in case a spirit wants to answer.
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It is registered to Li Nuo, who lists an address in a business park in Shenzhen, China, and holds two other trademarks with the U.S.P.T.O.: Dralegend and Corlitec, under which an assortment of products are listed on Amazon, including alarm clocks, flashlights, blowtorches and yoga mats.
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He followed that by saying "Less funny [sic] for the single men in the new #Tijuana shelter however - no lights," along with another photo of men gathered in a covered space lit with what appeared to be only flashlights or portable lights placed on the floor.
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I'm guessing people who live in tornado country know the drill, but I have, in the back of my car, enough water to last a week, batteries, flashlights, a transistor radio (remember those?), a satellite phone, some cans of food, crackers, a blanket, a first aid kit.
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Gavin Cox testified that he suffered brain and other injuries in a fall while stagehands urged him and others to run during an illusion that appeared to make as many as 20153 audience volunteers disappear onstage and reappear moments later, waving flashlights in the back of the theater.
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Adding an alternative charging device to your household emergency kit (along with the flashlights and candles) is one way to stay in contact with others, but keep in mind that for large-scale outages, network cellular service and Wi-Fi routers will most likely be down as well.
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The Tacanas had sent a delegation ahead to greet their visitors: A notary who takes caiman measurements, the village mayor who cuts fillets and two sharpshooters chewing huge wads of coca leaf which keeps them up at night as they spot the caiman's eyes with flashlights from a canoe.
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JUCHITÁN DE ZARAGOZA, Mexico — Under the glare of portable floodlights and the flashlights that some held, men in sweat-soaked jumpsuits dug into a hillock of rubble in this town, the night after the largest earthquake to hit Mexico in a century flattened buildings here and across southern Mexico.
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He put a political adviser on the National Security Council, conducted classified business in the dining room of his Florida resort with unsecured phone flashlights, is giving his daughter security clearance to be his "eyes and ears" inside the White House, and accused an ex-president of illegally surveilling him.
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He traded tequila shots with the California congressman Dana Rohrabacher, ran for mayor of a town in Napa Valley, handled P.R. for an arms dealer accused of smuggling weapons to Libya — the case was dropped last fall — and helped clients sell the government everything from flashlights to missile-guidance software.
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In the same study, they had also found that simply sending a group of eight people out on a week-long camping trip during the summer, without flashlights, flashing cell phones or any other light besides that of a campfire, changed the sleep patterns of even avowed night owls into early risers.
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The car that hit Mr. Grachyov, the traffic policeman, in September had a license plate reserved for the Federal Security Service or the F.S.B., said Pyotr M. Shkumatov, who runs the Society of Blue Buckets, a community of drivers who protest against blue flashlights on government cars and other privileges on Russian roads.
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And best of all, science often doesn't just tackle problems by kicking the proverbial can down the road, but rather by eradicating issues completely—like we did with diseases like smallpox, or by inventing freezers so our food doesn't spoil, or by flashlights so we can see outside on a rainy night.
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Which is how we get to the present day, when rails originally designed so that special operators didn't have to duct-tape flashlights to their weapons are now such a commonplace way for gun owners to show off their personalized tool that there are at least two different companies selling rail-mounted testicles.
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At 9:30 on Thursday morning, I bought the only water left at Target — it had a pink label and was marked extra pure for babies — and stocked up on ice, snacks like graham crackers and pretzels, and C and D batteries for the lanterns and flashlights left over from previous storms.
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Like almost everyone in the art world, they had been captivated, in 2002, by "Concerto in Black and Blue," his first New York exhibition since the 1990 PS1 retrospective, a conceptual labyrinth where viewers were given tiny, key-chain flashlights to navigate the empty, pitch-dark rooms of the downtown Ace Gallery.
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Let's step back, though, just for a second, from what you might think you know about The X-Files — from the flashlights cutting through darkness and the aliens arriving on Earth; from the near romance between Mulder and Scully and the massive commercial and critical success; from the very idea of horror on television.
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Late at night, there was a terrible grinding sound and the girls went outside with flashlights and looked at the air-conditioning unit, and saw that a brown snake had fallen into it from the palm trees; with every turn of the blade, a millimetre more of the snake was being eaten by the fan.
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The Chesterfield-style tufted-leather booths (a nod, presumably, to the early twentieth century, when my great-grandmother arrived at Ellis Island) are roomy and comfortable, but the pre-electricity-level lighting turns even twentysomethings on JSwipe dates into their boomer parents, straining to make out the all-Israeli wine list with iPhone flashlights.
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Andrew Cuomo -- whose state is home to more than 1 million Puerto Ricans -- flew to the island with a delegation of elected officials and disaster experts to deliver more than 34,103 bottles of water, 9,600 ready-to-eat meals, 3,000 canned goods, 500 flashlights, 1,400 cots, 1,400 blankets, 1,400 pillows and 10 10kw generators.
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In one nursing home, Villa Capri, the complaint described staff members who had never participated in a fire drill, did not know the evacuation plan, could not find flashlights or batteries when the power went out and did not know where to find the keys to a bus that could have helped in the evacuation.
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I say backups because we use led flashlights, but if the batteries run out we include extra batteries, if those run out we include, candles, and if the candles run out we even include a solar / hand crank usb phone charger so you can keep the flashlight on your phone going for days or weeks!
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SOG Baton Q1, Q2, Q3, Q943The SOG Baton Q1, Q2, Q3, an Q4 all feature anodized metal housings so you're probably not going to want to chew on the end like a cheap BiC ballpoint pen Each of the Batons also feature a small assortment of tools including everything from knives, to pliers, to scissors, flashlights, and screwdrivers.
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When I was a doomsday prepper, I shopped for prepper kits, hazmat suits, emergency kits, and ultra-powerful flashlights (four Motherboard links are opened up, too.) And when I was an influencer, I looked at Glossier, Trivago, Lululemon, Astrology Hub, and Sugarbear Hair—yes, the same product whose promotion ignited the wild feud between Tati Westbrook and James Charles.
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The "male" machines — black-and-white sub-mobiles (as the entire hanging installation is also technically a mobile) that would more or less be at home above the crib of an infant with extremely modish taste — are equipped with flashlights, and their loose intention is to capture the interest of a female form by flashing her mirror.
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Their randomized movements are potentially made even more random by the possibility of human interference with the forms; among the supplemental materials surrounding the installation are a set of flashlights, which visitors can use to attempt to instigate a reaction among the machines, in surely the most sophisticated and educational version of catfishing currently on record.
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P. makes one more grocery run, just in case Hurricane Florence takes an unexpected northern turn (butter, four gallons of milk, hummus, scones, cheddar cheese, cheese sticks, toilet paper, pita chips, Tabasco, corn starch, flaxseed, various canned beans, turkey cold cuts, bar soap, lemons, clementines, and batteries for flashlights and my breast pump), while I feed the baby.
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If, a decade ago, the world's most creative product designers had gathered to design a single object to reduce and even eliminate consumption of difficult-to-recycle, resource intensive devices like stereos, flashlights, televisions, typewriters, and even oscilloscopes, I don't think they could have come up with anything better than the iPhone and the smartphone models that followed and imitated it.
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Art Review Tefaf New York, the venerable art fair that started in Maastricht, the Netherlands, and moved to New York to try to capture the American market, differs from other art fairs open this weekend in one particular way: Tefaf has 50 curators and conservators vetting the objects — I saw them at work — with magnifying glasses, flashlights and all manner of technical equipment.
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The episode is Counterpart's first to be directed by series creator Justin Marks (who also wrote the hour), and he nicely captures the eerie grandeur of encountering your exact double, in a scene where the two Yaneks first meet in a shadowy corridor, each dropping their flashlights, so the beams spin and point away from each other, a tiny moment of symmetrical chaos that portends everything to come.
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From his iconic paintings in the mid-50s of the American flag, which seemed to embody the fallout of Red Scare nationalism, to the modish apathy of his bronze sculptures of banal objects like flashlights and light bulbs, to his almost compulsive return in his later paintings to a holistic system of ambiguous symbols like galaxy spirals and cartoonish stick figures holding exaggeratedly large paintbrushes, he has been in a constant state of reinvention.
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There was the leaked photo of him and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reviewing documents about North Korea at the terrace of his Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida, in full view of guests to the golf resort and with Trump's aides illuminating the documents with their smartphone flashlights (an almost comically reckless security failure, given that their smartphones are also hackable cameras that foreign governments like North Korea and China could use to read the documents in question).
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They make rap for the silvery whoosh of midnight speeding on the 10, the 110, the 105, the 710, and the 203; for the goosebump kiss of air conditioning on sweltering afternoons; for dusks and dawns turned oil slick creamsicle by freeway carcinogens and ash borne from the Southland's uncontrollable blazes; for bail bondsman neon, courtroom fluorescents, and concerts full of iPhone flashlights; for fake lean, real Gucci, and questionable morals; for 14-year-old Fairfax Avenue truants, 21-year-old Instagram twerkers, and 28-year-old parolees trying to avoid the third strike that condemns them to ramen noodle hookups and crackling phone calls with daughters growing older and more distant by the day.
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Here's a quick scan of other consumer favorites that will be subject to tariffs if Mr. Trump follows through: Kitchenware LED lamps Flags Microwave ovens Curtains and drapes Coffee makers Hair dryers Bed linens Sweaters Shoes, including golf shoes, boots, running shoes and other footwear Bras Gloves Sunglasses Wigs and facial hair made of human hair T-shirts Track suits Smartphones, like iPhones Flat-panel televisions Copiers and fax machines Video cameras Lithium ion batteries Keyboards Loudspeakers Golf clubs Water skis, surf boards and other water sport equipment Bicycle parts Fishing rods Military rifles, shotguns and their parts Rocket launchers and flame throwers Greeting cards Artificial flowers Flashlights Pens Mr. Trump has insisted that the tariffs will not raise prices for consumers, saying that China will bear the brunt of the taxes, a view that many economists dispute.
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I could not bear to be seen as a tourist, to be spoken to in English as soon as my poor Farsi was made clear, to be caught trying to take pictures on the street or looking with too much wonderment at the street sellers hawking wares on the sidewalk, the wide-eyed cats that prowl every corner of the streets, the beautifully arranged displays of fruits and nuts in stands by the bazaar, the loud chaos of honking cars in a traffic circle, the murals painted on the open sides of apartment buildings, the stream of sellers in the metro walking across the cars carrying heavy loads of socks, jewelry, makeup, bras, shirts, pajamas, underwear, lavashak, fresh olives, powdered saffron, window cleaners, hair extensions, toys, books, notebooks, pens, screwdrivers, flashlights, lanterns, sleeping bags, picnic blankets, regular blankets, towels, headphones, chargers, headscarves — anything you could possibly need — loudly and elegantly proclaiming the benefits and quality of their products.
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