He doesn't make songs for getting lost in a crowd; he makes songs for getting lost in your feelings.
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Getting lost in the abortion debate Now Underwood is working to help other women be vulnerable and share personal stories getting lost in the debate over abortion.
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Experiencing the show IRL — and getting lost inside it.
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Ah, getting lost — this is where I really shine.
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The idea of getting lost was really appealing to us.
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But I still spent the first two days getting lost.
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I ended up going for a walk and getting lost.
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Getting lost in THE MET is something we've all experienced.
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Getting lost is part of the point, in any case.
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That state of getting lost happens differently in each work.
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Typically his music moves slowly enough to encourage getting lost.
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Getting lost is one of the joys of this city.
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It's a world I could see myself getting lost in.
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I was getting lost in familiar places in my own neighborhood.
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I kept staring at the paintings and getting lost in them.
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Maybe that means getting lost among tens of thousands of strangers.
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I ended up getting separated from my friends and getting lost.
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No more getting lost on a website, clicking and tapping aimlessly.
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If you're anything like me, getting lost is a personality trait.
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Like Hannah, you might find yourself getting lost in the mirror.
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Watching it is like getting lost in a collection's visible storage.
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Beto O'Rourke and Pete Buttigieg getting lost in the larger fight.
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"We defend traditional values that are getting lost today," he said.
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It's like getting lost in IKEA a thousand times in a row.
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It's music for getting lost in the Upside Down—perhaps for good.
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It's cheap, so you're less worried about it getting lost or broken.
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Getting lost in a foreign country can be an anxiety-inducing experience.
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I'm afraid my applications are getting lost in a mass of résumés.
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This, according to Charse Yun, is what risks getting lost in translation.
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Look at the big picture instead of getting lost in the details.
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I'm very concerned these days about the art of conversation getting lost.
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After that, if the invitations are still getting lost in the mail?
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Do you build in extra travel time to account for getting lost?
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She said she was afraid of getting lost, so she followed him.
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I appreciate the scale and I love getting lost, don't get me wrong.
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People were getting lost before they had maps on their phones, after all.
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If you get stuck somewhere, there are really simple dangers of getting lost.
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A critical aspect of that progress, however, is getting lost amidst the fury.
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Good posts are getting lost in the middle of not-so-good posts.
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Do you think somethings getting lost from music with all the automated programs?
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Getting lost in familiar places can also be a warning sign, he said.
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She spent months sifting through the archives and "getting lost" during the process.
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But we have to be aware of the art of conversation getting lost.
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She is a chronically distracted worrier who is disorganized and constantly getting lost.
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See if you can stay present without getting lost in thoughts or judgments.
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I keep getting lost and I don't know where my work is going.
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My thoughts were interrupted, however, by a fear I might be getting lost.
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Because that's something that seems to be getting lost in the broader conversation.
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It's no longer about getting lost in a fantasy of success or conspicuous consumption.
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"You can imagine getting lost in it and not caring that no one's around."
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I cried because I feared getting lost, or run over, or just plain stuck.
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This is the sea otter equivalent of a kid getting lost in the supermarket.
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For the most part, though, people seem to enjoy getting lost in the music.
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Everything about The OOZ suggests Marshall's period of growth involved getting lost, becoming buried.
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Disney needs to avoid getting lost in translation, an especially difficult proposition in China.
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Simulation and modeling also help from getting lost when it comes to growing crops.
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Use your strength to face fears head-on instead of getting lost in distraction.
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Now, as our affairs become dizzyingly complex and depressingly straightforward, it is getting lost.
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And this is the greatest indignity of all, getting lost in your own country.
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At some points, he seemed on the verge of getting lost in the material.
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Taco Bell made the decision after stoners kept getting lost at the drive-through.
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I was getting lost one night with my camera, and I captured the image.
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Getting lost for days in the claustrophobic, pitch-black passages would probably be a nightmare.
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I loved getting lost in their chart of desires that were similar to my own.
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Getting lost in the world of Dominaria spoke to me in a lot of ways.
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It will also prevent important messages from getting lost in cluttered work or personal inboxes.
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It was roundball time travel, getting lost in names and stories from the olden days.
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They have plenty of tales of getting lost, disoriented and ripped off by taxi drivers.
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We don't check them because we don't want to risk them getting lost or destroyed.
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That means you won't have to worry about the Wonderboom getting lost in the crowd.
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I felt like I wasn't present in my own music, like I was getting lost.
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Meanwhile, some McDonald's restaurant operators worry about getting lost in a blizzard of competing deals.
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If you're worried about the little cuties getting lost in the mail, have no fear.
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I love getting lost in its streets, listening to the radio while driving period cars.
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Two teenage boys were rescued after getting lost in the Paris catacombs for three days.
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GPS has reduced to mere memories both getting lost on road trips and paper maps.
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Getting lost in a book is totally a legitimate way to work with Neptune's energy.
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It makes getting lost the curious adventure it should be, with none of the threat.
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We may find ourselves getting lost in a book, or connecting with our intuitive sides.
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Leaving the real world behind and getting lost in a good book is something special.
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And so yesterday morning he enjoyed the privileges of his new citizenship by getting lost.
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Booker spoke compellingly on a range of issues without getting lost in policy-wonk weeds.
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Getting lost in art, music, or movies also a great way to work today's energy.
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These fan theories are getting increasingly convincing and we can feel ourselves getting lost in them.
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It is torture getting lost in mental doom scenarios, especially when you don't realize it's happening.
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I just want to talk, to chat, to connect, and she's just getting lost and zoned.
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It's great that video games offer escapism, but there's a difference between escaping and getting lost.
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This song is a positive way of talking about my journey of getting lost in that.
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As a player or broadcaster, getting lost in the game is the reason for doing it.
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Echo Dot (2nd Generation) — $49.99 See Details Keep your dad from getting lost on the road.
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I spent countless hours on flights getting lost in the serene landscape offered in the game.
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This aspect of the tariffs is getting lost in much of the hysteria about the tariffs.
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It's just there's a danger to getting lost in the middle somewhere, consumed by the search.
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With 650,000 commuters getting lost in Penn Station every day, it certainly does need a revamp.
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But typically, Google searches aren't about getting lost on the web – they're about getting an answer.
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Spend time with people who value and respect you instead of getting lost in unhealthy relationships.
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But more often than one would expect, the startup's value is simply getting lost in translation.
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Whether it's into a book or off to a bar, getting lost is how you cope.
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Is width of the field bringing up important issues and information, or are messages getting lost?
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When I have weeks to explore a new place, I love getting lost in other countries.
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"Getting lost in a place like this makes you feel like a kid again," she said.
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She feels that very clear message is getting lost with the powers that be in Washington.
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While adults are busy playing this zero-sum game, kids are getting lost in the middle.
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In Haye's telling, younger investors should make a point of not getting lost in the weeds.
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It's a real labyrinth, Louis Vuitton, and I was getting lost for the first few months.
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How do we prevent you from getting lost or missing an important part of the story?
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Are you a hotshot Wall Street trader who is terrified of getting lost in the woods?
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But problems remain — a fact that many here fear may be getting lost as time passes.
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With about 55 seconds left, Durant could sense that he was getting lost in the moment.
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"The poetry of the movement was getting lost in the didacticness of the science," she said.
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The central theme of that film [is] getting lost in the eternal boredom of eternal life.
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She struggled in Stockholm without her little sister: learning to drive, taking Japanese lessons, getting lost.
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I don't need my phone to tell me where to eat — just keep me from getting lost.
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In 2017 we'd love to see some smarter solutions to keeping these little beauties from getting lost.
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What if you could go infinitely down a rabbit hole of music, like getting lost on Wikipedia?
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Although emoji fill in where words are lacking, their true meaning might be getting lost in translation.
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Imagine warrior Mars charging into Neptune's mists and getting lost, running into shady characters in the fog.
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I try to keep my mind off how tired I am by getting lost in my work.
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When we reached Segesta, after getting lost in search of a nearby lunch spot, it was midafternoon.
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Done with the hilarious precision of "Permission," it can be incisive without getting lost in the weeds.
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It's important that you stay in the present instead of getting lost in the past or future.
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Yes, but: There have been meaningful policy and security agreements that risk getting lost amid the rhetoric.
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I think I still hold the Indiana state record for getting lost and being late for events!
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When it comes to getting lost in the gloaming of existential nothingness, there's no place like home.
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The album treks a rise through to hand drums on "Sober" and frantic "dy-dy-dynamite" on "Homemade Dynamite" to its sharp comedown around "Liability," reckoning with sobering realities and not just the glossy sheen of getting lost in the night, but of getting lost in New York City.
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Those in the Wishbone focus group said they loved getting notifications but acknowledged getting lost in their phones.
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So if you don't want to worry about getting lost again, head to Amazon and grab this GPS.
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What Brian said is a key to staying above the fray in terms of getting lost in criticism.
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Plus, they're washable for reusable wear and come with an attachable cord that prevents them from getting lost.
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After getting lost in limbo for several years, myCinema recently acquired the rights and set a release date.
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If you enjoy getting lost in memes and social media, you've undoubtedly stumbled across 21516745GAG at some point.
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The schedule keeps you from getting lost, but over time, most students were pulled into stranger, grander things.
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Perhaps Samsung figures athletes are too busy training to spend much time getting lost in VR. Oh well.
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In some tales, Juha is accompanied by his faithful donkey and much amusement springs from it getting lost.
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It's another to watch the movie and enjoy getting lost in the world Jordan Peele brought to life.
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Venus and Neptune meet in fellow Water sign Pisces today, finding you getting lost in some dreamy adventures.
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The schedule keeps you from getting lost, but over time, most students were pulled into stranger, grander things.
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But Mr. Cruz could also occasionally come off as litigious, pestering moderators and getting lost in the weeds.
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You'll often find me alone in a movie palace, getting lost in a classic black-and-white gem.
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But if you like getting lost in beautiful food for a few minutes on a Friday ... well then.
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And this year Democrats are making sure attorney general races aren't getting lost among other down-ticket contests.
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Who doesn't remember getting lost in a Sears and trying to find their moms among the 5,000 refrigerators?
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You can find yourself getting lost in the monotony of the task, which lets your mind zone out.
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Brennan said he missed a school bus on April 12 and knocked on Zeigler's door after getting lost.
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I walk around Diocletian's Palace for an hour or so window shopping and getting lost down the narrow pathways.
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What makes Siena's drawings so singularly powerful is that in getting lost in their labyrinths we enter this doing.
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Geraldine Largay survived at least 22015 days in the wilderness after getting lost on the trail in July 218.
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One morning, after getting lost in the desert, Locke returns to his hotel to find that Robertson has died.
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Before, he says, Maps has been focused on getting people from point A to point B without getting lost.
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The days of wandering through Target and getting lost among Method cleaning supplies and reasonably priced athleisure are numbered.
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We also worked in refugee centers and saw all these people getting lost in endless paperwork and absurd procedures.
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Feeling a little salty about your invite to Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas' wedding getting lost in the mail?
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What seems to be getting lost is the essential point that no one forced them to dismantle the sculpture.
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I never stopped to marvel at the mix or found myself getting lost in the details of a song.
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Stress can still follow you when you're traveling, but getting lost in a new place is fun and distracting.
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Like that day bushwhacking and getting lost on the mountain and everyone going crazy and someone twisting their ankle.
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Surrounded by a range of solutions from business intelligence dashboards to marketing technology tools, their pilot was getting lost.
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Find comfort by taking a trip somewhere far away, getting lost in a book, or watching a foreign film.
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Just watch out for getting lost on your way and be wary of miscommunications—Mercury is retrograde, after all.
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Read about how a former park ranger is helping people realize the beauty of getting lost in the woods.
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While he was going down on me, I kept getting lost in my thoughts and forgetting he was there.
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This week, Francine Prose and Benjamin Moser discuss the difficulties of getting lost in reading after a certain age.
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If exploring the backcountry is your jam, a Garmin watch will keep you from getting lost in the woods.
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" The racialized rhetoric of Trumpism, he said, meant that "the words of Jesus are getting lost in white evangelicalism.
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She consults maps, guidebooks and the internet whenever possible, while he ignores all that and actually enjoys getting lost.
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I've found that total solitude can lead to me getting lost in my fears and letting them overtake me.
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"Rachel had to send her own evidence to different case officers eight times as her files kept "getting lost.
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I began because I crave a good tale, and because Bennett and I love getting lost in stories together.
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Another way to think about it is by comparing the whales' behavior to getting lost on numbered city streets.
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With his poor eyesight, he did not have to worry about getting lost or being hit by a car.
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We'll be updating these daily so check back often if you don't feel like getting lost in the Amazon.
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Brennan Walker said he missed a school bus on April 12 and knocked on Zeigler's door after getting lost.
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In the age of Google Maps and built-in GPS, the value of getting lost has been mostly forgotten.
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I often find myself getting lost in their happiness and intimacy they share online and the jealousy bug is realllll.
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It's about getting lost in a story that captures the full human experience, with all of its highs and lows.
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It doesn't punish you for failure and it does a remarkable job at keeping you from getting lost or stuck.
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It does lack the clarity and crispness of a more expensive speaker, with mid-tones getting lost in the mix.
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Local backups are good, but much like your actual hard drive, they're also prone to getting lost, damaged, or stolen.
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I wanted to make sure that I wasn't getting lost in the numbers and the abstract nature of the internet.
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Now, there will always be a computerized voice keeping you from getting lost on the road and in your thoughts.
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KiLife Tech : KiLife Tech is child safety in a wearable, creating mobile boundaries to prevent young kids from getting lost.
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You're worried about being able to make it to the office on time without getting lost or stuck in traffic.
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As the start-ups soon became the biggest corporations on earth, it felt like that freewheeling spirit was getting lost.
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Another sign, "Walk Safely," is designed to discourage users from getting lost in their phones while walking on the sidewalk.
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What3words has now teamed up with official Olympics organizers to stop the thousands of visitors to Rio from getting lost.
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This something, of course, is Rick Grimes and his friends somehow getting lost and wandering into another TV show entirely.
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People with canes are, naturally, often physically or otherwise disabled and prone to getting lost or falling and injuring themselves.
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He recalled playing floor hockey with his procrastinating father and seeing very inebriated guests getting lost upstairs by his bedroom.
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"Maggie was charting which apartment was which, because we were getting lost in this matrix of floor plans," Jaime said.
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I got on the subway and rode it as far away as I could, deliberately getting lost to learn it.
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Therefore, the pretext was something of a disappointment and a distraction from getting lost in what actually was ravishingly perceptible.
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The unprecedented nature of Russia's attack is getting lost in the swirling chaos of recent weeks, but it shouldn't be.
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Together, they changed the world I generated into an overgrown apocalypse, and I went about the work of getting lost.
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Keep in mind that you need to be careful about getting lost in or swallowed up by your own anger.
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I'm particularly interested in talking to young people because my concern is that the art of conversation is getting lost.
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Getting lost never looked so precious If you're not in the mood to smile, no need to watch this video.
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I'd recommend getting a bright, easy-to-see color, because you know the Apple TV remote is always getting lost.
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"Everybody penetrates to shoot 3s, so the artfulness of the game is sort of getting lost," Popovich said last week.
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It's about getting lost in nature, which is a metaphor for losing what you're about and crumbling into the undergrowth.
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I love art museums and getting lost in them, but at home I believe you should have stuff you just love.
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I thought everything was on track but I started to realize that my dream was getting lost as my business grew.
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It manages to stick to the emotion of the story rather than getting lost in the scientific discrepancies of Theranos' deception.
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Is the plan to spend your week(end) hiking, swimming and getting lost somewhere or vegging out at the hotel spa?
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I'd read about evacuation in books on World War II, grim stories of sick, starving children getting lost in train stations.
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This process leads to getting lost in full albums of course, but this folder of songs just becomes so fucking charged.
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Finding Nemo (2003) Getting lost [and kidnapped] is one of the most prolific fears children have, so this one hits home.
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What's getting lost in policy discussions, academic curriculum and investments is how successful businesses come to be in the first place.
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Benson and Mitchell rendezvoused at the airport with Bellisario and Co. No need to worry about getting lost in a crowd.
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That way, you won't have to worry about it getting lost or your interviewer not receiving it in a timely manner.
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This initiative could assist publishers with fostering lasting relationships with readers outside of Facebook and avoid getting lost in the feed.
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Drivers need to hit flag points along each stage; getting lost or looping back is fatal to one's chance of winning.
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To keep the runners from getting lost, they were issued with maps showing its underground "streets" named after different wine varieties.
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Because of the cord slung around your back, you don't need to worry about Beats X falling out or getting lost.
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For perhaps the first time while playing an Uncharted game, I actually found myself getting lost — though never for very long.
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But let's pause for a second and consider this tale about momentum, about a rich guy getting lost in the sauce.
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Keith Urban's new music video for his feel-good summer hit "Never Comin Down" perfectly captures getting lost in the moment.
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Getting lost in something seems to be the best way to slow the thoughts, temper the bullshit, and tether the stories.
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But the announcement should help dispel lingering concerns about the bill getting lost in the legislative sprint toward the midterm elections.
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Snow can help prevent your getting lost too, by allowing you to trace your own imprints back to your starting point.
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If I'm stuck in hell traffic after getting lost in a corn maze somewhere 70 miles from home, I may reconsider.
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Making new friends, getting good grades, liking my classes, getting lost on campus—even whether I have chosen the right school.
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If you want to avoid getting lost in the maze of smartphone payment plans, I recommend paying for the SE outright.
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You can follow it closely without getting bored or let it play as you mindlessly scroll through Instagram without getting lost.
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You may be getting lost in a romantic dreamworld as Mercury retrograde meets whimsical Neptune—or you might be devastatingly confused.
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This, the government hopes, would ensure subsidies are reaching the real people rather than getting lost in a chain of middlemen.
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Wandering in and getting lost—particularly in the summer and without a phone—they imply, amounts to an almost certain death.
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His mother, Jane, is a famous feminist author; his father, Jonathan, is an expert at getting 'lost boys' to open up.
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Many of Chaplin's best gags have to do with the tramp getting lost in time, repeating the same actions without reason.
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Or it could have offered insights into considerations that were getting lost in the shuffle, or added context to seemingly bizarre events.
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One sip will transport you to the snowy woods, but won't make you feel like you're getting lost among those fragrant pines.
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I discovered the Protruly Darling at Mobile World Congress after getting lost through the convention center halls en route to another meeting.
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It bakes workplace apps into a sidebar on the browser for easy access that doesn't see you getting lost in endless tabs.
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At the time I lied and said there was a huge line because getting lost within a ten-block radius is humiliating.
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Getting lost is every camper's biggest fear, which is precisely why you'll need the signal whistle, Paracord compass, and 500-lumen flashlight.
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One choice story has the playwright getting lost at the New York World's Fair on the last day of an American visit.
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We simply argue that we need to consider the relative importance of different exposure pathways instead of 'getting lost' in individual findings.
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Instead of being overwhelmed and getting lost in the drunken energy of Sunday afternoon, break down the tasks into smaller, approachable pieces.
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It wasn't just a few people getting lost in the ice, it was two very well-equipped ships and their entire crews.
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In reality, getting lost in transit can be intensely stressful, even borderline nightmarish depending on how familiar you are with the area.
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"It keeps getting lost that the First Step was just that," said Holly Harris, the executive director of the Justice Action Network.
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Getting lost in the lights and lasers among a crowd of fuzzy, wide-eyed animals on two feet was an overwhelming experience.
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Traffic, getting lost, spilling coffee on your shirt — there are a million reasons why you could arrive late for a job interview.
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With so many competing priorities to manage, startup founders run a significant risk of getting lost in the minutiae of daily demands.
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The way Ms. Cook sings it here, you realize that getting "lost" in this man's arms is exciting, yes, but also terrifying.
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An effective elevator pitch could mean the difference between standing out as an interesting, viable candidate and getting lost in the shuffle.
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And I think that's what's getting lost in the conversation because it's so hard no ones willing to actually talk about it.
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We talked about how the spy stories are so complex, maybe the point is a little bit obscure and is sometimes getting lost.
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"I would say convolution and getting lost in the murk is almost an inherent part of the comment of [noir]," he told VICE.
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If you're interested in the power of "getting lost in a book," may we suggest Roxane Gay's incredibly, brave, and honest book Hunger?
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These actors had navigated the peril of dark material: how to take the character to the dark place, without getting lost there yourself.
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DJ Khaled revealed what he's most scared of on Wednesday, and surprisingly, it wasn't getting lost in the ocean on a jet ski.
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This is a wonderful time for letting go of the past, forgiving, developing your intuition, and getting lost in art, dance, and music.
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When it comes to acting, it's no secret that the key to delivering the best performance possible means getting lost in the role.
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Artist Dries Depoorter and developer David Surprenant were inspired by the experience of getting lost in a city because of a dead battery.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Pisces today, encouraging you to consider the big picture instead of getting lost in the details.
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After getting lost for five days in the wilderness at the border of Idaho and Montana, Kaden Laga is happy to be alive.
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They're suffering from a loss also, because they're losing you, because you're getting lost to this darkness and the oblivion that you're in.
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Connelly later told the reporters the entire incident was "just a huge mistake," adding that she felt "like an idiot" for getting lost.
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In 2015, a British tourist was rescued after writing "HELP" in the sand with a stick after getting lost in the Australian outback.
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Getting lost in the rain "I'm naturally very introverted," says Tammy Van-Loan, a 19-year troop leader of Lakeland, Florida, Troop 154.
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In fact, on this particular man, in this particular crowd, getting lost in the hypnotic chanting of "Rome", that stupid hair just works.
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"Cecile's been updating a fact about the organization every day on Twitter, and it's getting lost," she says of the Planned Parenthood president.
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"My favorite aspect of Lisbon was getting lost and miraculously falling into these truly majestic sites or cozy restaurants," Josey told Business Insider.
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The upstairs — we call it the labyrinth — was designed to make people feel like they were getting lost in a world of books.
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Biking groups can keep you from getting lost, and they are a surefire way to be certain that cars are aware of you.
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The ability to shed an opponent's attention and focus is a unique superpower, and Nikola Jokic is making the most of getting lost.
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You're not getting lost the way Little Red Riding Hood did, indeed the way everyone did every now and again pre-Google Maps.
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The first, O.K., two weeks — not even the first day — it was just me running around getting lost, finding my way to class.
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I found myself getting lost a lot, particularly early on, as I stumbled through the confusingly maze-like structure of the Oldest House.
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She'd had those odd behaviors for a year: getting lost in the house, stuck in corners, urinating on rugs, and that sorrowful howling.
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You peruse a small area — no chance of getting lost or wasting time searching for things — because the store stocks only sample items.
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Getting lost in the criticism About a month after it was posted on YouTube, Black's music video "Friday" just "blew up," she says.
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Some intruders resembled "drunken burglars," said one source, getting lost in the labyrinth of corporate systems and appearing to grab files at random.
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I design my records for those listeners sitting up late at night just getting lost in a particular record – you know that feeling.
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The 46-year-old actress and her daughter Violet, 12, had to be rescued after getting lost at sea while on vacation in Stockholm.
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But for me, and others, the principal anxiety in modern games is something altogether simpler, and usually unintentional on the developer's part: getting lost.
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Wireless can be pricey and unwieldy and those pesky dongles are prone to getting lost, so we're taking a look at the last option.
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Fanatics are a notoriously diehard bunch who enjoy getting lost in the (green) mist, but new fans are discovering the band all the time.
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A piece of news that seems to be getting lost in the G7 summit fallout is one that is a major win for women.
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It's only a matter of time before there are multiple brands making copies, with the original creator almost always getting lost in the shuffle.
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In a world where algorithms guard against experiences that don't fit our past preferences, some of us yearn for the delights of getting lost.
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Instead it's aimed at the backwoods hiker or off piste skier who wants to get from Point A to Point B without getting lost.
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Four children went for a snowmobile ride in Alaska on Sunday and ended up getting lost in a blizzard for more than 27 hours.
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Here's what you sent them... Dan: Something is getting lost in translation here, but from what I can gather, these people love this kite?
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Established "humor" documentarians like Michael Moore and Morgan Spurlock haven't directed great films in over a decade, getting lost in politics and producer titles.
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The Garmin Vivosmart HR+ stands out from the pack with its built-in GPS, so your nature loving friend can disconnect without getting lost.
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There are surface nods, like a shared title card font color and dialogue allusions (a character refers to getting lost in a hedge maze).
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Despite Apple Maps' various improvements, however, we think you should still get Google Maps on your iPhone to avoid the risk of getting lost.
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"I think everybody, frankly, is overacting to this whole issue of White House briefings, getting lost in all kinds of side issues," Henry said.
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Over my six-year journey of building a business, nothing has slowed down my own progress more than getting lost in the comparison game.
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Yet despite passing that first test, "Grown-ish" is going to need to do some more growing to avoid getting lost in the crowd.
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"I don't know how to talk to you, I just know I found myself getting lost with you," sings Rihanna by way of reply.
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It reminded me of the "Divine Comedy" I had read and loved, all about getting lost in dark forests and not knowing the way.
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If at any stage you realize you're getting lost in thought, just let that go and gently come back to one of those senses.
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When I felt like I was getting lost, I&aposd just look up, find cables, and follow them until I found the bus stop.
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At the other end of the spectrum, some events will have several hundred attendees, which raises the odds of getting lost in a crowd.
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"You're not getting lost in a big town, like Wayne," he said, referring to the sprawling and pricier township farther west in Passaic County.
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Before getting lost in all of the details about Huawei's new quad-camera system, it's worth quickly noting the salient specs of the P30 Pro.
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It is meant to capture your toddler's silly dance or your cat getting lost in an Amazon box without requiring you to take the picture.
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In fact, Gerwig's experience getting lost in NYC in order to learn the city better seems straight out of the last moments of Lady Bird.
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There are no tales of hangovers or diva antics to explain her lateness; her team simply apologizes for traffic and their Uber driver getting lost.
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This is a wonderful time for healing, empathetic communication, and generally getting lost in a liaison, as well as for sharing creative and imaginative ideas.
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There's only one time I remember someone not getting lost, and it was when we were working on a screen reader for sight-challenged people.
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Wallace is long enough to stick with Andrew Wiggins on an island and quick enough to trail Kyrie Irving around multiple screens without getting lost.
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"One crucial piece of context getting lost in assessing Trump's damage to American alliances: the still-healing wounds from GW Bush's tenure," Fisher tweeted yesterday.
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To be sure, lightning strikes, falling trees and getting lost are real dangers along the route that stretches between Georgia and Maine, said Mr. Graves.
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This film consists primarily of the actors Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay talking and getting lost in their own private reveries and it's utterly gripping.
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Google Maps is undeniably effective at reducing the friction of moving through the world, tracking the traffic, finding public transportation, keeping us from getting lost.
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"They had concrete suggestions, they had immediate steps they believed people should take, but their thoughts, suggestions, and feedback was getting lost," she told me.
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Dream World is an extension of this sound, diving further into the neon-bright culture of sweaty dance festivals and getting lost in the bass.
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The adults and the children could pull themselves along such a line, which made navigation easier and reduced the chances of anyone getting lost underwater.
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Critic's Pick In Dave Malloy's ravishing new a cappella chamber musical, members of an addiction support group compare notes on getting lost in the web.
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Nothing will make you feel less like you've been inside on your couch all day than getting lost in the spines of one of these.
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Try mindfulness meditation, which involves anchoring your attention on the breath as a tool to stay present without getting lost in judgments, stories and assumptions.
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Rachel Friedman is also the author of The Good Girl's Guide to Getting Lost: A Memoir of Three Continents, Two Friends, and One Unexpected Adventure.
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It was my dad's quest to eat in every Michelin-starred restaurant in France, and he came pretty close, despite getting lost along the way.
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The open source libraries exist at a higher level of abstraction that enable developers to create models without getting lost in the weeds reinventing the wheel.
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And I, along with my fellow women and women of color in media, will be there to help keep those lessons from getting lost in translation.
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Get the Closet Underwear Organizer Drawer Divider 4 Set for $13.87 See Details Keep necklaces from tangling and earrings from getting lost with a jewelry organizer.
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And I think that it's really important, because technology is moving so fast, and I feel like values are getting lost and a little wishy washy.
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A real classic offered the satisfactions of children's books — of getting lost, of solving a mystery, of going somewhere else — but they were bigger, longer, more.
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"I was getting lost in my career and digital world and got to the point when I realized that's not what's important to me," she said.
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Besides keeping the drone from getting lost in a strong current, the cable transmits power to and video from the PowerRay back to the base station.
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Getting lost in the sauce will probably just give your friend some stomach discomfort and a mounting aversion to any food that's Mexican, Thai, or Indian.
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Tonight, the Moon enters fellow Earth sign Taurus, helping you look at the big picture, instead of getting lost in the details like you usually do.
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As a player, Beltran encouraged clubs to hire Spanish-language interpreters to prevent messages from getting lost in translation between players and the team or reporters.
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By using science to realize that, technically speaking, right now is miniscule, we might be able to stop getting lost in the despair of the present.
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Among the scholars and the players and the scholar-players were three passionate young revivalists, black musicians who had been getting lost in the old stuff.
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Simpson advised future hikers that they should always inform someone where they plan to go, and carry navigation equipment to reduce the risk of getting lost.
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Marshalls just launched its first-ever e-commerce site — and we've already spent hours getting lost in its amazing selection of clothes, accessories and home goods.
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Whether you need to catch up on rest or enjoy time getting lost in a fantasy novel, engaging your imagination and unwinding is key right now.
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Singer Lauren Mayberry looks absolutely focused on her task at hand, getting lost in the music while a wall of lights illuminate the stage behind her.
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But sometimes, getting lost in a city means seeing the place in a new way, discovering a new neighborhood, or getting to know your home better.
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Nevertheless, while the Nura headphones feel perfect for sitting in a dark room and getting lost in an album, they feel a little inappropriate for street wear.
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I imagined my own sons getting lost in this fantastic universe, and how wonderful a tool it could be for connecting if they found themselves living apart.
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For those who are reading this before an eight-hour shift at work, I highly recommend getting lost in the fantasy of these images for a while.
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First duplicate your current layer (Layer then Duplicate Layer) then go to Filter, Blur, Gaussian Blur and adjust the level so the details are just getting lost.
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On the other hand, what risks getting lost in the process is precisely that feeling of collective identity that demands subsuming our individuality in a wider whole.
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This is all well and good, but my concern is that the bigger issue of Russian interference is getting lost in all of the high stakes drama.
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The rest of the vid is pretty interesting ... documenting his first day as a Sixer ... which includes a funny clip of getting lost in the team facility.
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If you're addicted to Facebook or prone to getting lost in the bowels of your newsfeed, then Focusbook is a neat Chrome plug-in that might help.
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Each set includes 24 individual bits constructed from industrial-grade materials, as well as a handy box with magnetic storage that prevents the pieces from getting lost.
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Aside from not getting lost, there isn't challenge or variation (I have a very poor sense of direction, but only lost my way once during my playthrough).
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Tragically, Ms. Largay, the Tennessee woman who died after getting lost in western Maine in 2013, had tried to send texts to her husband pleading for help.
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Walking up or down a steep incline or a set of stairs and getting lost in the streets can make walking one mile feel more like two.
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Zach Maier, Google Maps' head product manager, said that so far Maps has been focused on getting people from point A to point B without getting lost.
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Getting lost in a place I've never been before, with no real sense of how to get oriented again, is probably my own personal version of hell.
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With mountains of not-so-great scary movies appearing alongside frightful masterpieces, how do you hunt down what you'll like without getting lost in the browsing fray?
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"The park is conceived as a way of getting lost in the middle of the city," Elizabeth Diller of Diller Scofidio & Renfro said in a telephone interview.
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Rebecca Solnit's "A Field Guide to Getting Lost" — a collection of essays on becoming untethered, literally and metaphorically, in the natural world — is both disorienting and grounding.
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But there are few compromises in listening to Ms. Zauner's polished indie pop-rock, which skews reflective and lush without ever getting lost in its own reverb.
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Plus, my bookshelf has been backing up something fierce, and getting lost in a novel under a shady tree is one of summer's simplest, and best, pleasures.
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"Part of the argument for Space Force was that space was kind of getting lost within the Air Force, with its focus on air dominance," says Johnson.
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She also said there needs to be increased health care for young adults because they "are kind of getting lost until they hit that Medicare age" at 65.
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It's a complicated public health message to digest — and today's study, published in the journal JAMA Network Open, suggests that some of it is getting lost in translation.
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I got everywhere I needed to go, faster than I otherwise would have, without worrying once about getting lost, finding parking, or maybe having had one last drink.
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Officials in Iruma, near Tokyo, are supplying tiny waterproof QR code stickers to families with elderly relatives at risk of wandering away from their homes and getting lost.
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The idea of getting lost in virtual worlds may seem like an odd one to some, but video games have long been of interest to psychologists studying navigation.
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The journey will be maddening, but the potential insights could be profound: One day we might be able to stumble upon new and better ways of getting lost.
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On the other hand, this July is murderous for movies hoping to hold their own, and I wouldn't be surprised by this one getting lost in the shuffle.
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Other times it's getting lost in the song blasting in Kayla's ears as her father (Josh Hamilton) is just trying to talk to her at the dinner table.
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These days, the economy has all but flatlined with the slump in commodities, but some say hidden gems may be getting lost in the current bout of gloom.
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Kevin later said that, as they skipped rocks across the water, Ernest told him a story about getting lost in these woods once, at the age of ten.
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We've become so entranced by the visual splendor of these shots and their social representation, that the act of actually consuming them can ultimately wind up getting lost.
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"As it turns out, communicating design specs in the form of mock-ups, GIFs and even hand-waving leads to details getting lost in translation," Arbel tells me.
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The new music video for Rye Pines' track, "Posthumous Fame," is a literal take on the feeling of getting lost in your smartphone—with a Charlie Chaplin twist.
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In fact, getting lost only added to the intensity of certain situations, getting my map out and tracking myself being the last thing on my mind when panicked.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Scorpio today, encouraging you to look at the big picture, instead of getting lost (you're always lost, Pisces) in the details.
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Crossing the threshold into your own mind and spirit — getting lost in a world that is of your making — can be a rite of passage for the young.
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As a labor of pure film love, Notfilm is a treat for those of us who relish getting lost in the mystery of how art gets made. 21.
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Augmented reality directions will let users better orient themselves when they pop open Google Maps, and will give users more visual cues to ensure they're not getting lost.
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Yet, even with skyrocketing sales industry-wide, the independent dance labels Dan represents—and Above Board itself—often feel like their records are getting lost in the mix.
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It's work that sounds like it takes time, like its labored over, and consequently you can lose a lot of your own time getting lost in the details.
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Here's what I found: When it comes to terrors of the natural persuasion, there's nothing scarier than getting lost in a place where no one can find you.
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Getting lost in a book is a wonderful experience, but taking what you learned from the book and using it somewhere in the world is even more amazing.
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Instead of getting lost in a maze of U-Bahn stations, I felt the breeze and checked out such Berlin landmarks as the Tiergarten, Reichstag, and Branderburger Tor.
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Workers also report dentist appointments and sick days to the #ooo (out of office) channel, preventing inboxes from getting clogged, or an early heads-up from getting lost.
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Another great way to keep ingredients from getting lost in the back of the fridge is to use a lazy Susan (We recommend the OXO Good Grips Turntable).
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I had work to do and didn't want to waste time getting lost on the way to the dining hall, so I asked if I could bring him.
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I remember getting lost at the circus; walking to school, my mother holding my hand; the smell of corn on the cob grilled over coals at roadside stands.
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Ribsy the dog is my archetypal mutt, and thinking about him getting lost in a parking lot (in a children's story from 220) still gets me worked up.
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Never worry again about your kids getting lost with this all-in-one security solution featuring GPS tracking, an emergency SOS button, voice monitoring, and real-time tracking.
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Throw in a human toddler nicknamed Boo, who ends up in the guys' care after getting lost in the monster world, and things get a bit more special.
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Ben McLemore has strong words for kneeling NFL players ... telling TMZ Sports they're not only disrespecting the nation -- but their message is getting lost in the controversy too!!
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One of the biggest worries people had about Apple's decision to nix the iPhone's headphone jack was that earbuds-sans-wires would be constantly falling out and getting lost.
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We watch her big, loving eyes as she listens to Sebastian play, compassionately supports him in his decision-making, and attends his concerts, eventually getting lost in the crowds.
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If you look at the cost compared with not getting lost on the water, or by comparing it to the price of more traditional GPS hardware, it seems inexpensive.
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It feels like a more mature work than Anodyne, which wore some of its messages (about violence, numbness, and getting lost in the unreality of games) on its sleeves.
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While there is good news — Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem were paid the same amount for Everybody Knows, which opened the festival — it keeps getting lost in sexist murk.
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AB: This is such a great question, because the issue of tribal sovereignty, which is just as important as the environmental hazard, is getting lost in the pipeline story.
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We did not mail RSVP cards, and instead directed all attendees to RSVP via our website to avoid paying for additional postage and things getting lost in the mail.
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But the other 18 candidates who made the cut are newcomers to the experience, all striving to make a strong first impression - and avoid getting lost in the crowd.
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Initially, Amaal resisted personalizing her music, leaning instead toward crafting protest anthems, like 2017's "Last Ones," until she realized her individual voice was getting lost in the noise.
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Nobody plans on getting lost in the woods, but when it happens to you, you'll probably wish you had brought a more viable fire source than some wet matches.
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We see her curled up on a gym floor and clutching at spasming muscles; we see her getting lost briefly in combinations and then shaking her head with disgust.
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Others are worth noting for unique approaches to design problems, aesthetics that are just my thing, or worlds that I simply loved getting lost in over the past year.
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They don't think of it as such, but that's what stethoscopes, EKGs, otoscopes, that's what they are, but all that data is getting lost, and we didn't like that.
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VICE: Having an explicit idea of what you want to shoot and actually getting lost in the cities you photograph seem to be important, divergent aspects of your work.
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But for those who choose to enhance what they've got — or just love getting lost in a rabbit hole of before-and-afters — the transformations ahead are for you.
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I would take off in it for hours at a time, deliberately getting lost along Vermont's back roads, whipping through the tight corners and taking in some amazing scenery.
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While many were offended at the statements in the article, a source close to the actress tells PEOPLE it is just a case of things getting lost in translation.
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Most of the articles are agenda-driven and lack any substantial analysis, such as Nelson Balido's "Four Points about NAFTA that are getting lost in the election," dated Aug.
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I spent a morning getting lost in the streets of Alfama, the heart of Lisbon, and found myself stopping every other minute to capture striking tile patterns and facades.
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Wuthering Heights, East of Eden, To Kill a Mockingbird: getting lost in the twists and turns of a great novel is a pastime enjoyed by millions the world over.
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Most of all, though, I got back to something I'd been missing over a month of solo travel: the joy of getting lost with someone whose company you enjoy.
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But a couple of things are getting lost in the push to paint Saleh as either a prankster up to his old tricks or an innocent victim of Islamophobia.
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It's worth checking if they do, as perhaps that's a better use of the remaining soap than getting lost in your luggage or forgotten in your home medicine cabinet.
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In the 3 years I've had a phone, there have been too many nights I regret sacrificing sleep for texting to a friend online or getting lost on YouTube.
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If you can resist getting lost in his eyes, listen to Evan explain all the ways this fish can jack up the ecosystem in Georgia ... pretty dreamy scary stuff.
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All of which is to say that it builds a dream world we wouldn't mind getting lost in, even if the actual story here doesn't run all that deep.
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Even getting lost seemed interesting because at every turn I saw an elephant, or artifacts from the Caucasus, or, to my surprise, a mini recreation of an avenue in Havana.
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The audio quality is just as true-to-life accurate as its picture, so you'll have no problem getting lost in all your favorite movies, TV shows, and sports broadcasts.
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The lightweight FRESHeBUDS Air headphones are both weather-proof and sweat-proof, and they feature tiny built-in magnets that prevent them from getting lost when you're not using them.
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Smart organization units not only maximizes the space you already have, they also prevent things from getting lost, thus expediting the process of picking something to wear in the morning.
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But this is also a tale about getting lost, and whether and how you can find your way back — which could describe the gauntlet thrown down with any jazz solo.
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Belsky says the key to overcoming getting lost in the middle is to hack yourself and your team by creating self-imposed constraints and milestones to keep the ball rolling.
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For instance, there are the Fifty Shades-approved Ben Wa balls, which are often made of body-safe silicone and have a much lower risk of getting lost inside you.
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It's just a neat bit of engineering that probably didn't save any lives, but it definitely saved a few pennies from getting lost between those sweet fabric Honda Civic seats.
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Because whether it's to escape, to inform, to inspire, or to just turn off the world while you sit by a pool, I love getting lost in a good book.
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Making small, stressful chores like opening your mail or scheduling auto-payments part of your daily routine will help keep you from getting lost under a pile of financial troubles.
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You're going to want to check out from reality at this point; find a healthy way to do it, like getting a massage or getting lost in a good book.
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Perhaps save an important conversation for September 15, when Mercury connects with Pluto and you're really able to dive deep into the issue, instead of getting lost in Neptune's fog.
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Collectively, this all proves too much ground to cover in 134 minutes, particularly since Crimes of Grindelwald has a habit of wandering off into corners and getting lost in alleyways.
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You just need to imagine you're free from infinite darkness and you'll get there—you can do this through art, music, dancing, laughing, or getting lost in a good book.
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When Devin failed to return, his 9-year-old sister Mckenzie, who was grazed in the arm, went after him and walked 10 miles before getting lost in the dark.
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"Getting lost in the minutia of this, I think, confuses voters and is a waste of time," Durbin said of the Democrat-on-Democrat attacks on competing health care ideas.
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It wouldn't be PitchF/X, he knew; in a large space like the entire field, the prospect of the ball getting lost entirely amid the background clutter would increase drastically.
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Dr. Corkin's work with H.M. showed that such a memory — getting lost in the woods at camp, say, or hitchhiking across the country — was still partly retrievable without the hippocampus.
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"I think Democrats, though, want to make sure that they're holding true to their party values and they're making sure that's not getting lost in the sauce," Payne told Hill.
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Her characters have a habit of getting lost in their feelings, as when the protagonist of her first novel, The Invisible Circus, becomes sexually enthralled by her dead sister's boyfriend.
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This won't just be a brilliantly inspiring for your artistic work; it'll also be a lovely time for connecting with your partners, for getting lost in romance and good times.
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The more you build a life you're happy with through your career, your friendships, and your hobbies, the less susceptible you are to getting lost in a relationship, Gaba adds.
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Getting lost in the splendor of the wilderness did not work out that well for Justin Timberlake, but that doesn't mean you can't make meaningful music inspired by those vistas.
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Many items sold at Uncle Sam's were practical: canteens, compasses, combat boots, whistles to prevent getting lost after wandering into the desert, goggles and scarves to protect from sand flurries.
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And yet after those first two minutes comes two and a half minutes of something else: pure vamping, light scat singing, an easy lesson in getting lost in the rhythm.
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In an interview alongside their parents, the girls recounted the ordeal, from getting lost, to finding shelter under a fallen branch in what Leia described as a huckleberry bush cave.
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Luckily, these offerings from Macy's hit the sweet spot: allowing the wearer to be seen without looking like too much — or getting lost in a sea of similarly sparkly partygoers.
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But there's a larger context that is more important than what happened at the DNC and is getting lost in the back and forth over joint fundraising agreements and staffing power.
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There's some quality grown-up material here about the virtues of getting lost, and some Forky-specific insight into the attachment children can have to their own unsanctioned, unmanufactured, uncommercial creations.
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One of my favorite things is getting lost in a new city, so I walk around, ride the bus, explore the city, and visit a few thrift stores and specialty shops.
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If you find yourself getting lost, it's helpful to talk it through with someone who has that experience, to help you sort through all the data and identify what's really important.
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Following his move to New York, Dick's dementia manifests as sleepwalking, staging his bedroom as his psychiatric office, and even getting lost on Halloween whilst trick-or-treating with his grandchildren.
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A pair of California sisters, ages 5 and 8, say they used their camping prowess to survive in the woods for 44 hours after wandering away from home and getting lost.
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There is always something fun to do, and pushing the Left trigger highlights your current big picture objective, so getting lost or tied up with boring tasks is never a risk.
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So, instead of getting lost in all the new releases and hyped-up products of the last 12 months, we want you to know what's truly worth adding to your collection.
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You've always been both an activist and a writer who follows her passions, whether it's writing "A Field Guide to Getting Lost" or a historical book about post Civil War California.
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"Conditions Wild" was inspired by Rebecca Solnit's essay collection A Field Guide to Getting Lost, and while it certainly meanders, it's also one of the most straightforward songs he's put together.
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But amid America's undying adulation toward police officers—public servants who choose to receive salaries with public tax dollars—the most significant issues seem to be getting lost in the noise.
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And stay rooted in reality—getting lost in fantasies could get you in trouble, but you'll make it through any confusion that comes your way if you focus on the present.
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Presented as a documentary, the found-footage film was marketed as the real deal, with some early watchers believing that they were actually witnessing these students getting lost in the woods.
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But it boasts strong voice work from a massive cast that features everybody from Bryan Cranston to Yoko Ono and — as always with Anderson — a visual design worth getting lost in.
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After trekking to the moon and back, getting lost, and then spending a wild stint in the nation's courts, the artifact is finally hitting the auction house, the Washington Post reports.
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I think I can trace it back to when I was a little girl and my father came home late, after getting lost trying to give our housekeeper a ride home.
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I often find myself getting lost and drowning in the sea of print, words oftentimes disguising themselves as other words to convey a confusing narrative that the author did not intend.
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There is a contrasting modern city cropping up alongside the traditional one, exhibiting basically every cooking technique imaginable, and getting lost in it all is the best way to see it.
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The administration is convinced asylum seekers aren't just getting lost in the system — they're deliberately disappearing because they know that if they continued to pursue asylum, their claims wouldn't get approved.
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I personally don't employ a dog walker, and while Tiki *generally* stays within his territory around my house, I'm not terribly concerned with him getting lost, although he has wandered off before.
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Shadow Child: This EP is a kind of back to basics thing, using the hardware in my studio to make everything rather than over-producing with plugins and getting lost in presets.
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I saved it before it did, but it shows the risk with owning these things: They're small, expensive and, if they sit even slightly loose in your ear, prone to getting lost.
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A 56-year-old woman was rescued after getting lost in a California national park when she spelled out S.O.S with rocks, according to a press release from the National Park Service.
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Ummm, OK. Her reasoning didn't go over too well with fans, especially because a video of a concert attendee questioning Hill about her tardiness had her blaming her driver for getting lost.
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The prank theory just adds another layer of conspiracy, and an example of the media getting lost in the novelty of internet subcultures rather than looking at how they impact the world.
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It's true that getting lost is good for you: it immerses you in the alienness of your new surroundings, and teaches you how to rely on yourself rather than your smartphone exocortex.
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There's no apparent joy in these painful exertions, and the occasional signs of a wider life — practicing kinesiology, getting lost inside a virtual-reality headset — fail to banish the movie's disconsolate monotony.
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This combination may not totally be bad, though; it may bring the dose of fantasy you've been craving or you could have the time of your life getting lost with a lover!
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If you feel like someone isn't hearing you out, it could be easy to pick a fight, but try to look at the big picture, rather than getting lost in the details.
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At some point, Google Calendar picked up a feature that automatically adds right onto your calendar any event you're invited to, presumably to keep the invite from getting lost in your inbox.
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Lou Ann Cowsill grew up in nearby Chatsworth and recalled getting lost among one grove's silky leaves when she took a wrong turn walking home from her first day of elementary school.
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Poems and books have tried to describe it, films have been made about getting lost and found again down asphalt tributaries, and countless photographs have frozen these arteries of American in transit.
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When the Queen gave birth to her eldest daughter back in January 2012, she posted an excerpt from Rebecca SoInit's 2005 novel, A Field Guide to Getting Lost, on her former Tumblr page.
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At times sounding like an improvising krautrock ensemble, the track pairs a sense of depleted psychedelia with clanging industrial hostility, getting lost in various wormholes over the course of its extended eight minutes.
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Xiaomi and Vivo, meanwhile, have chosen to make their phone announcements in the week before MWC, rather than risk the Mi 9 and V15 Pro getting lost in the noise of the show.
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Three women are dead from apparent hypothermia after getting lost in the mountains as they tried to cross the U.S.-Mexico border near San Diego earlier this week, Border Patrol officials said Tuesday.
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The Arizona Republican said he enjoys getting lost in the wonky policy details — or "geeking out," as he calls it — and says he often sees the world through the lens of a calculator.
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"We can have disagreements over policy and still love each other and still be friends, and that's something I think is getting lost more and more in the partisan world we live in."
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Henry, however, said the press corps is getting lost in its criticisms of the White House, which has held fewer on-camera press briefings in recent weeks, opting instead for off-camera gaggles.
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There's nothing like getting lost in a good book at the beach, and a new chair on Amazon looks like it makes reading while lying out in the sun even easier than ever.
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The Guardian reports that two boys, aged 16 and 17, were found by a search team equipped with rescue dogs Wednesday morning after getting lost in the maze of tunnels beneath the streets.
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Actors: Marilyn Burns, Allen Danziger, William Vail, Paul A. PartainDirector: Tobe Hooper Believe it or not, there's no sex or blood in this 153 joint about some teenagers getting lost in the countryside.
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Read these stories next:Medieval Scholar Calculates Daenerys' Chances Of Taking WesterosCelebs Show Their Support For Gun Control & The #NoBillNoBreak Sit-InAnna Kendrick Explains Getting Lost In Zac Efron's Eyes: "How Is This Happening?"
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Michael Byrne and Lisa Cumming will offer alternate takes on getting lost in the age of Google Maps, be it in the Pacific Northwest or on a 180 mile bike trip through Europe.
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If we were in a bigger area with a bigger school, I would worry about him getting lost in the crowd or being branded as a bad kid and shunned to the side.
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But in a time when, as Casiraghi puts it, "everybody loves midcentury," the craftsmanship of this sofa runs the risk of getting lost in rooms entirely decorated in the popular, seemingly universal style.
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There's a quadcopter from Contixo I've got my eye on that has an HD camera and built-in GPS (important for the thing not getting lost) and was going for less than $300.
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Along the way he befriends a young single mother, Katie (Hayley Squires), who struggles to feed her children after her benefits are "sanctioned" because she was late to a meeting after getting lost.
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The master of getting lost within defensive coverage only to snipe a one-timer top shelf, Hull's wicked shot and evasiveness despite relatively poor skating made him one of the greatest goal scorers ever.
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Automatic obstacle avoidance can come in handy to prevent crashes while a return-to-home feature helps your drone from getting lost if it disappears from view, but both come with a price premium.
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Maybe it's getting lost in a fantasy you know you would hate to fulfill in real life, or just the general excitement that comes from the movie's illicit love (or, often, straight-up sex).
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From cats getting lost in airports to dogs getting sent to the wrong country and much worse, it's been a while since we've heard a positive story about pets in relation to air travel.
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For a concurrently running example, I often have no idea what the point of a scene is on Twin Peaks, but part of the show's appeal is getting lost in its strange, mysterious world.
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Among them is the case of Tory Sanford, an African-American man who died in a Missouri jail cell in May after getting lost and running out of gas on a drive to Memphis.
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Eschewing CGI animals for live ones was proving more limiting and costly than expected, and the sheer fun of their source material's "animal uprising" premise was getting lost in dreary stories about corporate espionage.
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But at the start, the partners recalled sneaking into conferences together "because you have a no-name firm on your business card" and getting lost together in a rental car in the Florida Everglades.
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" It's possible that information is getting lost in translation between texts, emails and Slack messages, she says, so "a face-to-face conversation may be all you need to get the clarity you crave.
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Sesay's vibrant paintings of interiors and urban landscapes, like Beshue's, require viewers to not merely look, but navigate through them—getting lost in a fragmented world stitched back together like an old, splintered memory.
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"Something that's getting lost in a lot of this discussion is that Debbie Wasserman Schultz is a democratically elected chair of the party," said Holly Shulman, a former DNC spokeswoman and now Democratic consultant.
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Danko had hoped to guide me to the summit of Mount Medenica in the Bistra Massif the next day, but we woke to a heavy fog and he didn't want to risk getting lost.
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"I'm a big proponent of going to cities and getting lost and not necessarily having an agenda and having everything mapped out, because part of the deliciousness of travel is the spontaneity," she said.
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Johnston found herself on the phone with the bank teller, their man on the inside, and then, after first getting lost and turning up at the wrong Bank of America, handing across that note.
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As an animal lover whose family could not afford cable and channels like National Geographic, he hit the library, getting lost in books about animals because they transported him to the places animals lived.
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Nashvillians are not alone in finding their own city unrecognizable, in getting lost on once-familiar routes because longtime landmarks are gone and monstrous new buildings have risen, seemingly overnight, where they once stood.
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It's getting lost in the Democratic glee of capturing a crimson-red Trump district, and the fervent Republican spin in the face of what could be a historic blue tsunami in this fall's midterms.
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But if things feel like they're getting lost in translation, or if you find you're over-analyzing everything your boss sends to you, don't forget you can pick up the phone (or video chat).
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There's so much content out there, so much pop culture, and if you're in the Oscar conversation, it can be the difference between getting lost and having everybody know the name of your movie.
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But if you want to leave your smartphone, tablet, and even sat-nav unit at home when you head out into the wilderness, without getting lost, you'll want to spring for the $700 Fēnix 5X.
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But it's promising to see that he's absorbed one key detail that keeps getting lost in all this uproar – that while Hollywood's reckoning with its sexual assault problem is new the problem itself is not.
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When making dietary choices for yourself, instead of getting lost in the debate over what lectins do alone, we should be asking: What happens overall to people who eat foods that are high in lectins?
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Buzzfeed News investigated some of the posts from women who said their rings were returned after repair with lower-quality diamonds or with further damage that resulted in loose diamonds falling out and getting lost.
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As a result, where most horror franchises stick to their main story concept and expand it over time, the Halloween franchise keeps getting lost and restarting itself — hence the shaky continuity of the latest film.
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I did the shuffle for a while, getting lost in the run of days, phasing through detox and rehab, moving from Tampa to Boca Raton to Delray Beach to Lantana to Deerfield Beach to here.
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Its interface is sometimes confusing, and I have found myself getting lost in its menus and submenus, but the app has built-in help and, best of all, is free for both iOS and Android.
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But after standing in front of it at the company's IFA booth for what felt like forever and getting lost in the sheer amount of screen real estate, smaller displays now look pathetically puny in comparison.
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These are albums you could spend months getting lost in the details, and they take time to open up, although once they do, Good Kid's everyman story and Butterfly's political invective will be yours to savor.
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Its square-shaped body can be bulkier to carry around for beachside shoots, and it also comes with three plastic lens cap filters in purple, orange, and green, which are annoying to keep from getting lost.
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Oh, I'll just peep at what's happening in this Taiwanese hairdressers then I'll stop, I'd tell myself, before getting lost in there for another few hours, spying on empty backstreets, Bible-belt churches, and Israeli bakeries.
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Unless you're a magical elf who can blend seamlessly into the trees and sneak up on whatever's stalking you, getting lost and bumbling your way through the forest is probably going to result in your death.
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As federal lawmakers look to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) this month, a critical point is getting lost in all the partisan talk: The ACA is working, especially for small business owners.
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Chilling, in the sense that Sir Spyro's beat is a blood-curdling reinterpretation of a Gregorian chant that seems to have been transported from the space-age, before getting lost in the backstreets of South London.
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On that second trip, I was able to show my husband my favorite spots, like chasing the sunrise on Dee Why, breakfast on Palm Beach, Glebe vintage shopping, and getting lost in the Rocks of Sydney.
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And schools, I think parents in China are likely to give consent for cameras at school, not for surveillance, but for giving teachers feedback how to improve the kids' performance, where they might be getting lost.
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But many Democrats see health care and protecting people with pre-existing conditions as one of their biggest advantages heading into 2020, and some in the party worry it's getting lost in the uproar over impeachment.
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Unfortunately, what is getting lost in these clashes of titans is that it is critical that the Pentagon modernize its tech as quickly as possible, as it faces challenges across the globe, most especially from China.
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The big picture: Joe Biden, who remains atop the polls despite being bombarded with nonstop negative press, had a strong showing out of the gate, but at times found himself getting lost in his own answers.
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In high-stakes situations like job interviews, the way you present yourself in a short period of time could mean the difference between standing out as an interesting, viable candidate and getting lost in the shuffle.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton's personal email set-up caused extensive troubles inside the State Department, including her own messages to top staffers getting lost in spam filters, according to a new deposition of top aide Huma Abedin.
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The Compound is releasing Ensuring the Bloodline Ends Here on May 13 on CD and as a digital album, but you can begin your descent into paranoia immediately by getting lost in our full album stream below.
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There are a lot of life lessons in sports, and that's something that's getting lost nowadays as a lot of schools, the arts and sports are the first things that start going when they doing budget cuts.
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While the anus deals with plenty of bacteria naturally, Dr. Dweck doesn't advocate inserting food there, either, because the food likely won't have a string or platform attached to it keeping it from getting lost or stuck.
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An Oxygen series about her disappearance brought the case back into the limelight, and theories abound as to how and why she disappeared, from intentionally disappearing to getting lost in the woods to encountering a dangerous animal.
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With those subjects addressed, we turned to smaller details and anecdotes, the stories about getting drunk, getting lost, crashing the car, stealing a candy bar and falling down a flight of subway stairs before a job interview.
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Yes, there were some blips in the road — like getting lost without my GPS and constantly worrying I'd miss important work emails — but I learned to adapt and was confident I'd seen the last of my smartphone.
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Those returning to the compound in the evening need not worry about getting lost in the groves — each bungalow has a rectangular neon light affixed to it, one red and the other a gleaming yellow. villaextramuros.
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From post-punk ragers like "Pillbox Tales," to the anthemic chorus in "The Exploding Boy," all the way to the Wild Mood Swings cut "A Pink Dream," The Cure proves they're a band worth getting lost in.
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If the idea of getting lost in an airport doesn't terrify you, you can wander through the Jewel's hedge and mirror mazes or stand near the 130-foot-tall indoor waterfall (with light show) called Rain Vortex.
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Hikers and guides who usually share information about more common perils of trail life, like ticks, lightning strikes or getting lost, now sought advice on a more ominous topic: what to do to stave off an assault.
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We'd spend all our time throwing money in the koi ponds trying to hit fish, climbing on the zodiac-shaped statues, and getting lost in the gardens—a much-needed moment of calm in a hectic city.
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Advice after Neptune Retrograde: A Scorpio's ideal relaxation method usually involved getting lost between the sheets with a lover, but distracting yourself with one-night stands may leave you feeling confused or used instead of relaxed and recharged.
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If you've played a lot of the game, these songs will bring you back to specific moments, from long chats over coffee on a rainy night to getting lost in the labyrinth that is the Shibuya subway station.
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As a musician that's sometimes hard to do because you can think too hard about the process or the details of how they made it, but there's something to be said about just getting lost in the song.
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We don't know much else about the movie, like who's getting lost and where they'll end up, but honestly that's not a problem for Muppet fans — just that fact that there's a movie on the way is enough.
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This was actually a decrease from the previously recorded data, which counted Read more: While hiking mishaps may not be on the rise, it doesn't hurt to do your research so you can avoid getting lost — or worse.
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I found myself stand on one of the hills in the golf course in the middle of the track—yes, that exists—getting lost observing the waterfall of people circulating from trackside to Snake Pit and back again.
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Visitors can play with a vintage Atari and witness a water show in a human-sized fish tank, details that up the allure of getting lost for a couple of hours in the world of The Grand Paradise.
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"I think he caught lightning in a bottle with 'Old Town Road,' and is at risk of getting lost in the next wave of rappers who are ready to enjoy a quick hit," Billboard writer Bianca Gracie said.
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And those with buildings under way are facing a tough choice: stay firm on pricing set when the market was stronger, with the risk of getting lost in the mix, or offer concessions to move what hasn't sold?
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I'd tried a lot of note-taking apps but didn't like any of them, so I used to record random ideas on Post-it notes or by sending myself emails — which usually just led to things getting lost.
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Packing Cubes: 6-Pc Travel Luggage Organizer Case Bags — $13.99 See Details This PU Leather Case by iPM stylishly protects your AirPods and charging case from dirt, lint, scratches, shocks, and of course, getting lost on the go.
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The episodes were consistently some of the most emotionally devastating yet, without getting lost in the formal experiments that bogged down season three—oh, and there was some stuff about rabid clown dentists and a gubernatorial election, too.
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And I'll apply my knowledge of diagnosis without getting lost in it to help John see that the way he acts in the world might be causing more problems for him than the so-called idiots around him are.
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"Populism is getting stronger, inequality is exploding and democracy is eroding, and ... relationships and feeling of community is getting lost," a state of affairs for which he faulted both governments and businesses, Felber told CNBC in a recent interview.
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"I Feel Like Dying," which imagines the rapper "in a marijuana field" and "locked up behind Xanax bars," set the blueprint for a new era of rap that sounded like and emphasized getting lost in a haze of drugs.
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The most frightening moment wasn&apost seeing spurting lava or smelling the noxious fumes, but getting lost trying to hike into the closed Leilani Estates neighborhood through a tangled mess of trees and vegetation under dark jungle-like canopy.
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As the outrage and inflammatory rhetoric continues to spiral outward, what's getting lost in the backlash to CNN's response is the initial reason for concern: that Donald Trump tweeted a meme with an apparent link to the alt-right.
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And be careful of getting lost in guilt – not just on a personal level towards (perhaps) a man whom you might have hurt but also a bigger, broader guilt, for having "had a good man and thrown him away".
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In the end, even the most forensic dismantling of his policy platform or the most eloquent exposition of his white supremacy can end up getting lost in the sheer weight of nonsense produced by us, the Trump industry workers.
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Book of the Month Membership, $49.99 for 3 months, $89.99 for 6 months, $149.99 for 12 months, available at Book of the MonthFor the wife that loves to read, give her the joy of getting lost in a book.
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But somewhere along the way, protecting children from needless harm became conflated with shielding them from stressors and uncertainties (such as having to solve everyday problems, like getting lost, on one's own) that are critical for developing personal independence.
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The challenge of such an exercise is not getting lost in the shadows of such luminaries, but cunning lyricism and catchy hooks, which are sure to be on display when Rapsody performs at Elsewhere, affirm her own star power.elsewherebrooklyn.
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While transit advocates said that Mr. Cuomo's interest in making Penn Station bigger and better was welcome, some expressed concern about the original goal of expansion — making room for more trains from New Jersey — getting lost along the way.
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That's not to say I don't love getting lost in a tactile, museum-like retail space — it just takes a compelling reason and a "10" on the convenience Richter scale to get me to deviate from my daily routine.
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That doesn't matter, because odds are that you will move it to a folder and use Google Maps anyway, because you're the kind of person who doesn't like getting lost on your way to wherever it is you're going.
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That said, those feelings of, like, 'appreciating everyday beauty' and 'getting lost in thought' and 'being sad thinking about your college boyfriend' still pop up and hang around from time to time, begging for some sort of musical catharsis.
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And then there's Hollywood's affinity for getting lost in the safe space of navel-gazing at its own reflection, and slapping self-congratulatory Best Picture prizes on films about making art: Birdman over Selma, or The Artist ahead of The Help.
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While you might be a bit better with boundaries than Pisces, both signs have a lot to learn from each other; Virgos can certainly learn to be intuitive and look at the bigger picture without getting lost in the details.
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I follow my kids as they run around — my daughter climbs into the big tunnel structure, and I get a little nervous about her getting lost inside, but my son is staying with her so they're easier to keep track of.
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Perhaps the fandom mini-revolts have less to do with his blunders than a general sense of Ninja fatigue, the understanding that something is getting lost as he continues to grind his way through things that aren't a victory royale.
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According to what the Arizona Department of Public Safety told ABC, Rodgers was stranded in a remote area near Canyon Creek on the White River Indian Reservation, where she then tried to climb for better cell phone reception before getting lost.
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I would say the one thing that really led to us being eliminated was asking for directions and getting lost, and I don't think a lot of that made it but overall, yes, it was an accurate portrayal of what happened.
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There's the risk of getting lost in the fray of other necessary platforms on the company level, but the founders think the deep integrations will keep people turning to Sunsama when they want to see how a project is going.
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At a different hour, it would the kind of place where you might expect to run into the LA-based singer and songwriter A.CHAL, whose music swells with the dusky tension of nights spent getting lost to the vices of life.
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With REI's sale, you can save $100 on a variety of GPS watches that are all loaded with features, from maps to health-monitoring to music streaming, so the only thing you'll be getting lost in is a great playlist.
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I've seen first hand what 3 years of being attacked online can do to a person and the dark places it can drive you to – I guess whereas I can happily ignore it all, she couldn't & ended up getting lost.
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Having never visited Krabi before, Ms. Gavios said she had feared getting lost after dinner on Thursday night and had asked for help finding her way back to the hotel from a local tourist shop, where the suspect apparently worked.
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Mr. Harrison tattooed every available surface, in his prose, with ideas and impressions about almost everything: sex, death, hawks, paperback books, Hawaiian shirts, getting lost in the woods, mustaches, guns, red wine, illness, roast beef sandwiches and long-form love.
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For example, Chase provides primary rental car coverage on both cards, which means its insurance kicks in before your own personal coverage in the case of a rental car getting lost or damaged (and you can decline car rental insurance).
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But in all the talk about marijuana's schedule and the disappointment people are feeling, one thing is getting lost: The DEA made other changes that could put marijuana on an inevitable path toward rescheduling — and therefore easing restrictions on it.
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" Election nights these days can be a little like getting a diagnosis from doctors with great machinery but a mixed bedside manner, getting lost in the test results while you think: "Cut to the chase, Doc, am I going to live?
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The story of A Short Hike is what happens along the way towards the summit, and how often you will be confronted with a fork in the road, get lost, and spend 30 minutes getting lost and meeting new friends.
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When we asked Neza locals and officials how they did it, they pointed to Jorge Amador, the police chief who looks and talks as if he wandered into the job after getting lost on his way to a faculty meeting.
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Brunch options here are plentiful and delicious, and if your friends are in town, you can take them on a stroll past the fancy Victorian mansions situated around the park, or waste an afternoon getting lost in the organized chaos of Myopic Books.
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The road there, if you'll let a guide direct you Who only has at heart your getting lost, May seem as if it should have been a quarry – Great monolithic knees the former town Long since gave up pretense of keeping covered.
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Unlike the broad goal of "socializing" which new generations constantly reinterpret and redefine across platforms, all travelers can point to concrete shared grievances (such as language barriers, getting lost, trouble finding a trustworthy host) which AR and VR could certainly help to solve.
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Even as Cashman stood by his player and the franchise's strategy, his bearing—something like "recent divorcee getting lost in his thoughts at a smoothie shop"—suggested he and the team were in no rush to go down a similar path anytime soon.
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"The more pressure we put around the migrant routes used by smugglers, the more they divert from the usual roads and more to ones that are riskier with a lot of risk of breakdowns, accidents, and getting lost in the desert," says Oumarou.
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It will also recommend playlists featuring key podcasts based on specific topics, like "Learning Something New" which will feature episodes from shows including Stuff You Should Know and How To Do Everything, and "Getting Lost in a Story" with Radiolab and Reply All.
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Many games don't allow you to stray away too much, they're afraid of the player getting lost or whatever, so the mechanics in Valhalla are made in a very specific way to tease the player's mind into doing things out of the box.
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I'd had the peculiar thrill of getting lost during this shitshow at dusk, while a bunch of drunk-off-their-ass Hermann Göring lookalikes in tight leather short-shorts and feathered dunce caps blocked the street to break into a spontaneous can-can.
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Gary Burrell, who with a fellow engineer founded Garmin, the navigational device company whose products can direct pilots in fog, prevent hikers from getting lost and help insomniacs track their sleep, died on June 214 at his home in Spring Hill, Kan.
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"We feel that New American voters are getting lost in the conversation between the Rust Belt and the Sunbelt, or the Obama-Trump [crossover] voters," said Sayu Bhojwani, founder of New American Leaders, referring to two common ways of framing the presidential race.
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Beyond saving money, flying with only a carry-on prevents bags from getting lost in handling, and gives you more flexibility in case of cancellation, as planes are frequently grounded by weather that poses no threat to a train, bus, or car.
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Demonstrate to your boss how much easier communication and file sharing could be on cheaper, more secure cloud storage and introduce simple systems that everyone can use, with easy-to-follow guidelines that even entry-level employees can manage without getting lost. 4.
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The audience is not given any space to distance from Saul's reality or turn it into an abstraction of suffering, innocence, or goodness; the film doesn't depict the story of the Holocaust in generic ways that would encourage getting lost in a historical account.
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"Fear was absolutely a factor... because my eyes were shaking and if you can't spot the trampoline you don't know where you are and I was afraid of getting lost in skills," MacLennan told reporters about her struggles when she started to make her comeback.
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I'm not an Apple Watch devotee — after a harrowing experience getting lost in the Alps a year ago, I purchased a hulking Garmin multi-sport smartwatch with GPS to ensure I'll never find myself cold and afraid on the side of a mountain ever again.
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Harvey, who is a transgender male, is possessed of a decidedly androgynous vocal range that complements the highs and lows of The Long Lost Art of Getting Lost, cooing sweetly and calling down the moon while exorcising the demons who run rampant in his lyrics.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The first U.N.-led Syria peace talks in almost a year are in danger of getting lost in procedure, as officials obsess about who will meet whom, but behind the scenes diplomats say it's largely up to Russia to call the tune.
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" While that makes for an exciting conspiracy theory rabbit hole, Martin's more concerned about getting lost in his own creative process: "When you're investing so much time in the studio that it kind of feels like a sacred space, it becomes almost a time well.
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It could be tears getting lost in it, soliloquies from Hamlet being recited in it, battles being fought beneath it, or the source of Gene Kelly's singing, dancing, and splashing—whatever it is, rain can be one of the most cinematic of weather phenomena.
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According to the company, Asian consumers are more adventurous about trying new things than their counterparts in the United States, but the problem is that many emerging brands don't know how to cross cultural barriers or worry about getting lost on major e-commerce platforms.
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Transportation has been a problem for Games organizers since the start of the Olympics in the traffic-clogged city, with some media buses running late at times, getting lost or not arriving at all, as was the case at the weightlifting arena on Sunday.
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Since January 2009, the remains of more than 550 migrants have been found in just one jurisdiction, Brooks County, where migrants attempting to bypass Border Patrol's inland checkpoints hike for days through dry ranch land, often getting lost and dehydrated in the flat, arid brush.
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When Paounov films the many civil servants, politicians, volunteers, and policemen who regulated the hoards of visitors to "The Floating Piers," as well as mishaps, as in a little girl getting lost in the crowd, he posits questions about the life of an artwork.
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TORONTO — Genre-filmmaking darlings Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett return to the Toronto International Film Festival with Blair Witch, a disappointingly redundant found-footage sequel to the original movie that unfortunately finds the gifted duo behind The Guest and You're Next getting lost in the woods together.
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On another level, in this and the other two of Rovner's pieces — both untitled panoramas shown on LCD screens — the work could be read as a tale about migration, with small human figures undulating in different directions, returning, getting lost, and then merging back into one another.
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Later, I'd chat with HIV-positive friends, and they'd mention their diagnosis in an offhand way, over donuts or micheladas or tortas or beer, or they'd chalk it up to making up for lost time, or getting lost in the midst of making up for lost time.
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He went to Harvard, attended Oxford as a Rhodes scholar, worked at McKinsey, returned home to improve his community, served in the military, got married; he is responsible, pragmatic, affable, service-oriented, conversant in ideas, an intellectual, but not one prone to getting lost in the dream.
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I saw parts of the city, and wandered, but I was mostly taken in by fear — fear of going to the wrong neighborhood (the massive riots in the banlieues had only happened a few months prior) and fear of completely getting lost and never making it back.
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Ultimately the debate about whether the president has committed a federal crime is irrelevant because it's a political question about whether or not he's going to be impeached—but what keeps getting lost, I think is that the obstruction statute itself is very broad, and intentionally so.
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Two of the many consequences of this evolving landscape are that the news industry must continue to seek out ways to monetize quality journalism, and that important, interesting stories that are outside of the daily conversation are at increasing risk of getting lost in the churn.
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The more he talked about performing strange acts of bodily harm for an audience, getting lost in midway games, and moving on to the next town every ten days, the more actually I wanted to give up the comforts of home for life on the road.
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We had inhabited the old warren of rooms almost with the carefreeness of children, for in a sense those rooms were not ours, not the product of our will or design; yet that same feeling of lawlessness seemed also to create the possibility of getting lost.
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In late August, Princess Diana died, and after that I drove around listening to "Candle in the Wind 1997," getting lost — this was years before I or most people had a cellphone or GPS, and I relied on a huge paper map — and flat-out bawling.
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Imagine holding up your Tango-ready phone inside of, say, a large warehouse-like store like Lowe's or Ikea, and instead of getting lost you follow turn-by-turn directions to get you to the right aisle and exact shelf where the item you want is.
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The app was designed to mimic the experience of wandering and getting lost in a place filled with stuff to buy as far as the eye can see, a direct repudiation of the type of search-first purchase behavior encouraged by Amazon and other online retailers.
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If you hadn't noticed from the smell of burnt Teflon or sudden influx of squashed crepes on your Instagram feed, it's Pancake Day: the last day before Lent when we're all meant to give up Mars bars and think about Jesus getting lost in the desert.
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Across the five short pieces, there's moments like the surreal vocal warping of "Kyrie," or the chattery found samples that underpin "O" that offer wrinkles to the more placid moments of their labelmates—getting lost in darkness before finding a way back to more glimmering passages.
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We would spend hours getting lost in the souqs and then stop for drinks in the dimly lit bar at the Hotel Baron, gazing at its old unpaid bar tab left by T.E. Lawrence, our heads swimming with nostalgia for an era we knew only from books.
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"I felt lost in endless spools of social media, all the while emails by the thousands were piling up, phone calls were getting lost in the mix and messages from the most important people in my life were getting drowned out in the din," she wrote.
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At a preview panel for the show at the 2018 New York Comic Con, executive producer Paul Simms described the vampires — a cast of all-new characters — as having come to America years ago in order to "conquer" it, but then quickly getting lost and bored.
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David Lynch and Mark Frost's belated revival of their beloved '90s series very quickly shunted aside almost all blissful, nostalgic pleasures in favor of a consideration of the roots of evil, the dangers of getting lost in memory, and the death of the American small town.
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"Moreover, there are still a number of positives that risk getting lost in the gloom, such as a relatively high personal saving rate, a sizable private sector financial surplus, and strong real income growth on the back of rising wage growth and lower oil prices," the bank added.
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The most likely snafu would be not making the base wide enough and it getting lost, necessitating a trip to the ER. Or, one might forget to wash their hands after carving the ginger and then touch their eye, leading to a less kinky burning of the eyeball.
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In the weeks I've had the MK3, I've learned enough to create the bulk of two house songs, and have spent several late nights hovered over this blinking box, making loops, recording in vinyl samples, and getting lost in the on-the-fly creative process it's meant to encourage.
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As they try to prepare for coming threats, mid-size and small cities - and poorer ones in particular - risk getting lost in a maze of databases, unlike larger ones staffed with specialists are able to take more informed decisions on things like fending off worsening floods and hurricanes.
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I was also more than a little bit curious to see how TomTom — a brand that's best known for helping people avoid getting lost while maintaining the posted speed limit — would hold up to an action camera brand that's synonymous with finding yourself by living a life of extremes.
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SECOND, IT'S A BIG THING THAT KEEPS GETTING LOST IN THIS WHOLE CONTEXT HERE, THE STRENGTH OF THE FRANCHISES, WE HAVE AN ISSUE IN OUR POWER BUSINESS AND SOFTNESS IN THE OIL AND GAS MARKET THE BROAD CONTOURS OF THE BUSINESS HAVE STRENGTH AND WE SHOULDN'T DISCARD THOSE LIGHTLY.
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However, bringing your children to Black Rock City is "not an easy choice nor one to be taken lightly," according to the event's website, which also has a 10-page "Family Survival Guide" with tips on how to help kids endure the harsh weather conditions and avoid getting lost.
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But Palmyra's visual record extends far, far back, and it is through early drawings, prints, and photographs now made available online that we may better understand its history, which often risks getting lost in present-day discourse focused not only on warfare but also on "saving" cultural heritage.
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Unlike earlier site-specific fun houses for grown-ups — most notably, the long-running Hitchcockian "Sleep No More" in Chelsea, which takes place in a multistory haunted hotel — this one has been staged entirely on one fairly open level, which diminishes the possibilities of getting lost in a maze.
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Black drivers had to worry about traffic stops that could turn violent or deadly (they still do), and avoid getting lost lest they find themselves in "sundown" towns, all-white communities from which blacks were banned after dark and where those who did enter risked confrontations with angry mobs.
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"Part of the argument for Space Force was that space was kind of getting lost within the Air Force, with its focus on air dominance," Kaitlyn Johnson, an associate fellow and associate director of the Aerospace Security Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told The Verge.
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The former First Daughter couldn't hide her Colgate smile while getting lost in her husband Marc Mezvinsky's eyes ... as they took a stroll through the Lincoln Center for the YAGP Gala: Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow ballet performance at the David Koch Theatre in NYC.
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And while affording the monthly maintenance fees alone on one of these inner-city manses would be harder than getting an invite to one of Blair's infamous "Kiss on the Lips" parties, we take comfort in knowing we can still spend our afternoon getting lost in all the posh prewar possibilities.
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" —Alix, 33 "Honestly, I am pretty accepting when it comes to little things, but there is one trait that is a huge dealbreaker for me: I absolutely cannot date someone who gets easily riled and/or frustrated by typical pitfalls of driving—standstill traffic, making a wrong turn, getting lost.
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While the main impetus for taking your laptop in your carry-on is to keep it from getting damaged, given the rough trip checked baggage can take, there are other risks, too, like luggage getting lost, or rerouted to the wrong destination (to say nothing of the threat of theft).
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Instead of getting lost in what Aetna's chief executive, Mark T. Bertolini, describes as the "rat maze" of health care, patients could go somewhere near their home to have a chronic condition like diabetes followed by a nurse or to a clinic to check out if a sore throat is strep.
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Okay, so you're not going to walk the entire route in Street View—you may as well stay at home if you're doing that—but you can use it to spy out some turns and key points along the way, to minimize the risk of you getting lost while you're outdoors.
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"Sometimes an old photograph, an old friend, an old letter will remind you that you are not who you once were, for the person who dwelt among them, valued this, chose that, wrote thus, no longer exists," Rebecca Solnit wrote in "A Field Guide to Getting Lost," an ode to uncertainty.
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Those are important subjects the celebrities rarely mention when only talking about their own experiences While I appreciate these celebrities for talking out and bringing attention to the subject, I fear that the story of the most seriously ill, those who need help the most, is getting lost in the celebrity feeding frenzy.
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But there's no denying that the policy-oriented candidates, men and women alike, are struggling to be heard—and it may well be precisely because they're getting lost in the details, releasing fine-tuned proposals at a time when they should be focused on energizing Democrats with simple ideas and broad rhetoric.
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" —former employee Tulasi Johnson "Rebecca Solnit is a staff favorite here, and always sells well with our customers, especially Men Explain Things To Me. We love her books on San Francisco — like Hollow City: The Siege of San Francisco and the Crisis of American Urbanism — and A Field Guide to Getting Lost.
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So I'm prepared to forgo additional tax cuts in the hope, probably vain, that Democrats will be strategic stewards in the House and not give in to the stupid temptation of seeking Trump's impeachment or getting lost in endless committee investigations about whether Trump misled the I.R.S. 20 or 30 years ago.
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Previously on Noisey, we have reflected on Kesha's Myspace page and how it was more inspirational than any time DJ Khaled ever Snapchatted himself getting lost at sea, and we have mined the introspective cave of mirror selfies in which From First To Last's Sonny Moore (more commonly known today as "Skrillex") cut his teeth.
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So it works really well for schools, because they can hand them out and not worry about them getting lost, because they're cheap, and not worry about if they don't give one to everybody — you can walk into any classroom, open it up, type in your Google account, and bam, you've got all your stuff.
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Elder, 28, is a former national park ranger, who now serves as the resident naturalist at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in the mountain resort of Bachelor Gulch, Avon, CO, where she's equally comfortable tracking bears and hauling gallons of water on her back as she is making daisy chains getting lost in the woods.
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It would be refreshing to see more art in such a major platform that dared to boldly take on distinctive explorations of the various contemporary and ancient aspects of Asia, especially its more primal and anarchic forms, instead of getting lost in the socially acceptable narratives of being Asian and its mythical collective identity.
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But the political and dynastic map of early-16th-century Europe is eye-wateringly complex, and as the story jumps back and forth across countries, trying to weave a line of power between women who were often more pawns than queens, even the most dedicated reader risks getting lost in a forest of family trees.
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GermGuardian AC5350B Elite 4-in-1 Air Purifier — $299.983 (list price $143.99) Claritin 24-Hour Non-Drowsy Allergy Medicine Tablets — $28.98 (list price $30.50) NasalCrom Nasal Allergy Symptom Controller — $9.32 (list price $9.81) GermGuardian AC5250PT 3-in-1 Air Purifier — $399.993 (list price $229.99) GermGuardian AC5350W Elite 4-in-1 Air Purifier — $109.99 (list price $249.99) Quit getting lost.
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Now you're probably not going to want to step through every single Street View frame of a three-hour cross-country road trip, but if you look up and familiarize yourself with some awkward junctions before you set off, it might help you save a big chunk of time that you would otherwise spend getting lost.
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Couple that with the fact that Netflix tends to focus its advertising on shows that are already known quantities, like Stranger Things or its Marvel series, and what results is a situation where individual creators can start to feel that their shows aren't being given the attention they deserve and are getting lost in the relentless content deluge.
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Regardless of what the Expo Line ultimately does or doesn't do for traffic, this is, I think, the essence of what it offers: the notion of Los Angeles as a space we occupy together, collective and evolving, where in the act of getting lost, as I discovered on Venice Boulevard, we may also unexpectedly be found.
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And it's not as though these themes weren't already present (if underdeveloped) in Cline's book, which concludes with the protagonist realizing that maybe getting lost in pop culture isn't everything that's important in life, but only in a kind of half-assed way that feels like Cline thought it necessary to pay lip service to the idea.
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The story of the Soprano lieutenants Paulie Gualtieri (Tony Sirico) and Christopher Moltisanti (Michael Imperioli) getting lost in the woods while trying to dispose of a not-quite-dead body is a peerless example of the show's dark sense of humor — and is one of the many times the creators refused to grant the audience closure.
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The poem "49" begins: We live in toppled times under a feat of tyranny; let's not fake getting lost, let's do it, let's not do it intermittently, let's be lost, disoriented and never to be bound so all can hear the hiss of the adverbs we shoot into tyrants' eyes, quivering shafts slippery from limbs and aimed by eyes under feathered lids.
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I'm a massive fan of his work in Disemballerina, and in general, he's one of those rare humans blessed with both a pure heart and a prodigious appetite for excellent music, so of course I picked up my headphones as soon as I opened his email about A Stick and A Stone's new album, The Long Lost Art of Getting Lost.
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Add Musk smoking pot and drinking during a podcast, admitting that he was only getting a few hours of sleep a night while staying in his factory around the clock and other outrageous actions too numerous to mention, and it's easy to see how the company's success is getting lost in the rush of other news streaming out of Tesla.
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Khalid is also from Texas, and what I am saying here is that we need Khalid and Maren Morris to make a song together and bring more soul to country and more country to soul and more 80s to teens… I might be getting lost in the sauce here, but I will not be in any way surprised if this happens in the next year.
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Mark Cuban on Wednesday said that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE should avoid getting lost in policy details when fighting Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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J. Miller) kicking the shit out of one of those weird deer-like robots, the gang getting lost inside a subterranean server farm, the meek Jared (Zach Woods) being forced out of his own apartment by his Airbnb guest, Martin Starr's perpetually chilled-out coder, Bertram, being sent hoverboards and Oculus Rifts as gifts from job recruiters, Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani) playing computer solitaire with a Keyglove and several linked monitors.
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If you were there in those heady days, glugging down £2.50 spirit and mixers like there was no lecture tomorrow, standing in the corner while your more confident mates danced to Justice and Foals and Kissy Sell out and The Long Blondes, getting lost in the mirrored bathrooms, and stumbling into the McDonalds by Picadilly Circus before passing out on a 453 back to New Cross, you'll remember that Madame Jojo's, on the right night, felt like the best club in the world.
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Facebook should reveal the News Feed algorithm to the publicMilo Yiannopoulos is a coward and a jabroniConfession: I enjoy getting lost in menu screensIt's time to admit Steve Jobs was a con artistI miss the original NapsterCasio's calculator watch is the dopest watch ever madeAthletes should be allowed to dope in the Olympics5 Bold Predictions about FacebookAlbert Einstein was not really that smartThe lightbulb is a dumb inventionOnly idiots use electricityShop-Vacs are the greatest invention everWhy the death of our independent tech site mattersMr.
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Read more: Less than a week after a yoga teacher missing for 17 days was rescued from the Hawaiian jungle, the body of another missing hiker has been foundA hiker who was found 17 days after getting lost in a Hawaii jungle thanked her rescuers who 'never gave up' when police called the searchThe woman who was lost in a forest for 2 weeks ate moths and lived in a wild boar den to survive A yoga instructor who went missing while hiking in Hawaii has been found in 'surprisingly good shape' 2 weeks later
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Exploring countries where English is not the most common language has given me some of my favorite skateboarding memories and photographs: Following a crew from Madagascar around the city of Antananarivo; skating the streets of Wuhan, China, on a steamy summer evening; meeting local skaters in Mendoza, Argentina; exploring the concrete jungle of Seoul by skateboard; getting lost in Tokyo after dark with a large crew of local skaters; and getting to know my adopted homeland of Aotearoa, New Zealand from a skateboarder's perspective over the last 15 years.
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As official Washington is understandably consumed by the launch of an impeachment inquiry, the transcript of President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE urging President Zelensky of Ukraine to investigate the Biden family, and upcoming testimony by the Intelligence Community (IC) whistleblower who started this series of events, I worry about what is getting lost in the conversation: we are failing the IC whistleblower, we are setting up future IC whistleblowers to stay silent, and our inaction is dangerous for our country.
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