Basically, this rare total lunar eclipse happens at the same time as a supermoon.
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While becoming fitter and leaner happens at the same time for some people, they don't for me.
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And this happens at the same time while having good regulations, and that could guarantee the safety of their investments.
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"Waters breaking is not the first indicator of labor, and very rarely happens at the same time as irregular contractions," she said.
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"We see a causal effect here is pretty strong one, and when it happens at the same time like this, it's probably not an accident."
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Mr. O' Connor knows any number of ways to subdivide his eight dancers: to have four different things happens at the same time is no trouble to him.
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"There is a real triple threat when high tides and heavy rains and storm surge happens at the same time," Charleston Mayor John Tecklenberg said Tuesday night on CNN.
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Because the game happens at the same time every day, Yusupov said he's getting emails from offices who book conference rooms so co-workers can play together and help each other out.
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"Most cat owners note that this happens at the same time of the morning, so rather than being a sign of affection it is the cat's natural instinct to be fed," she said.
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Dr Sternberg says that instead of making a double-stranded cut to DNA, and waiting for the cell to repair itself, in the new system the act of insertion happens at the same time a cut is made.
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Word of the Day adjective: following or accompanying as a consequence noun: an event or situation that happens at the same time as or in connection with another _________ The word concomitant has appeared in 12 articles on nytimes.
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From the paintings of the color-blind photorealistic artist David Rosenak, to the surrealistic weaved tapestries of Christina Forrer, to the strange and fragmentary canvases of Amikam Toren, the impulse to organize this show by chronology or concept is replaced by a realization that everything happens at the same time, all the time.
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This sporting club has 10 metal-caged ax ranges in which groups of up to 10 are assigned an "ax-pert" who, in addition to providing basic throwing lessons, goes through safety guidelines that separate axes from alcohol (no drinks on the range) and people from targets (all ax retrieval happens at the same time, so no one is throwing).
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Cut to the studio where this man, Victor Grandison, a popular "true crime" radio host, is broadcasting.The synopsis on TCM.com, which is copied from the AFI Catalog, says that this broadcast happens at the same time as Roslyn's murder. This is not true.
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132, MIT, 2010 Describing his process, Jesurun explains, "Usually everything happens at the same time. I write with a typewriter on one side and a sketchbook on the other side. So then the words and images and ideas happen simultaneously." Gholson, Craig. "John Jesurun", ‘’BOMB Magazine’’ Winter, 1985.
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The formation of Lake Minchin was at first explained with glacial meltwater formed during an interglacial. This idea was disputed because the growth of lakes happens at the same time as the growth of glaciers rather than afterwards. An alternative explanation postulates an increase of precipitation over the Altiplano. Higher insolation may have played a role in the expansion of Lake Minchin.
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C. adunca reproduce in eggs, where multiple eggs are contained in capsules. Growth and development in the capsules happens at the same time at the same speed. Before all the features, the eyes are developed and seen first, then kidney cells are formed near the side of the ciliated mouth. C. adunca juveniles are able to filter feed right after birth.
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Those interested in donning the Buzz suit must take part in a two-day tryout, judged by the former Buzz. Buzz is officially part of Georgia Tech's cheerleading team, so the Buzz tryout happens at the same time as the other cheerleading tryouts. Buzz is beloved by Georgia Tech students and fans for his spirit and antics. He is a prankster and likes to crowd-surf.
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54, No. 3/4, pages 207-225 The term Bhagavān is also found in other Theravada, Mahayana and Tantra Buddhist texts. Some tribes of India claim that the Sharad Baba Bhagavan is the creator of the universe. It also says that suffering and prosperity happens at the same time for different beings. It acknowledges the randomness of the world and says we should follow our dharma to do what little we can for the universe.
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The larvae hatch April – May, which in Europe happens at the same time as birch leaves come out name = "Hylen". =Pest status= The larva of this moth can be a serious pest of fruit trees in northern Britain by attacking the foliage and blossom name = "Carter". Damage to fruit trees by defoliation is more likely when birch trees, a natural host plant, are growing nearby Briggs JB. 1956. Notes on the biology of and identification of some allies of the winter moth (Operorophtera brumata (L.)).
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Clematis paniculata or known in Te Reo as Puawananga is very important to the Maori community as it has great cultural significance. It is so crucial for many different reasons one of the main reasons is because it is a part of one of their legends as many tribes believe that Puawananga along with the Whauwhapaku are the offspring of Puanga (Rigel) which is the brightest star of the Orion constellation and Ruhua (Antares) the most shining star of the Scorpion constellation the rising of these two stars in the morning signals the approach of summer and the time between the two events from June to November happens at the same time as when the Puawananga flowers bloom. They also use the flowering of the plant as an indicator as that the season of spring has started and that the eels have started to migrate up the rivers to spawn therefore it was time to harvest them as this is a spring event, so the two events of the flowering and eel migrating coincided. The woman would also use the Puawananga to make decorative pieces for wreaths and garlands they would make for their hair.
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