Nowadays, her position is occupied by Dr Luis Taco Zea.
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It is occupied by a branch of Mail Boxes Etc.
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The ground floor is occupied by the Chabad Community Center.
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Currently, all natural gas transportation capacity is occupied by Petrobras contracts.
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All it knows is whether a block is occupied or unoccupied.
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"Twelve percent of the island is occupied by roads," Tan said.
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Currently, all natural gas transportation capacity is occupied by Petrobras contracts.
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Although the area is not inhabited, it is occupied by farmland.
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About 70 percent of the building is occupied by data centers.
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As I've already said, that spot is occupied by Andrei Arlovski.
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Because the facility is occupied around the clock, people work in shifts.
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One room is occupied by preteens playing Fortnite, a popular video game.
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Most of the cul-de-sac is occupied by his famous family.
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The large dining room table is occupied by a giant pink fetus.
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At the most popular spots, virtually every inch of sand is occupied.
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The 1,109-square-foot retail space is occupied by a coffee shop.
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The next spot in the heavyweight rankings is occupied by Alistair Overeem.
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This opinion opposes the international consensus that the West Bank is occupied territory.
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The region is occupied by Armenian forces but surrounded and claimed by Azerbaijan.
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Each section of the building is occupied by lines, angles, and interlocking loops.
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The ground-floor space is occupied by a Hale and Hearty Soups store.
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The apartment is occupied by Lindsay Liu and her boyfriend, who pay rent.
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Today, the site is occupied by Eger Harbor House, a senior-living facility.
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The upper floor is occupied by bedrooms, some with impressive box-style beds.
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A 214,214-square-foot space at No. 25, at $2500 million, is occupied by a pediatric dentistry practice and a group medical practice; the 0003,2000-square-foot space at No. 21, at $2500 million, is occupied by an orthodontics office.
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Currently, Bharara's post is occupied on an acting basis by his deputy, Joon Kim.
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A lot of my time, even on weekends, is occupied with running a nonprofit.
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A lot of my time, even on weekends, is occupied with running a nonprofit.
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The center is occupied by an 18-hole golf course and a country club.
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Most of his time is occupied with navigating the tricky path forward in vehicle design.
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The first vessel is occupied by agents of Frontex, the European Union border-control unit.
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It is occupied by Turkish armed forces and recognized as a state only by Turkey.
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The 18-story building is occupied by hedge fund gazillionaires and ridiculously rich land developers.
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Enriquez likes that her son's mind is occupied for one more day of the week.
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One of the chairs is occupied by Wesley de Souza, a 24-year-old trainee.
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Whether the mic is occupied by the mainstream media or a token celebrity, it's personal.
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The third floor is occupied by an integrated international school with students from across Bosnia.
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BUNSCHOTEN-SPAKENBURG, the Netherlands — Every seat, every perch, every conceivable inch of space is occupied.
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One of the homes is currently being rented out and is occupied by a tenant.
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The church currently has no congregation, however; it is occupied by restaurants and residential tenants.
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It is part of the Paracel archipelago, which is occupied by China but claimed by Vietnam.
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You know, I don&apost like when the bathroom is occupied and I have to go.
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Israelis who support the settlement movement, among others, dispute that the West Bank is occupied territory.
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Sometimes he'll find the one stall in a men's room is occupied, or out of order.
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The spot where a hinge could go is occupied by the microphone and video out inputs.
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If lots of space is occupied, the data gets crowded and the device may feel sluggish.
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A studio apartment is behind the ground-floor retail space, which is occupied by Garfield Realty.
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It has eight residential units and one retail space, which is occupied by New Fuzhou Supermarket.
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Nearly half of the space is occupied by the fitness center, equipped with weights and machines.
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The West Bank is occupied by Israel which captured it in a 1967 Middle East war.
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The penthouse is occupied by banks and other investors turning those mortgages into ever more complex investments.
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"No Man's Land is occupied territory," said Ashraf Khatib of the Palestine Liberation Organization's Negotiations Affairs Department.
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It is occupied by troops and governed by an elected official, who also joined Mr. Lorenzana's trip.
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Every seat is occupied, and I wander between the stacks: Astronomy, Home Economics, Satire in Kannada Literature.
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A stateroom like this one, which is occupied by officers, offers more privacy than other berthing areas.
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Israelis who support the settlement movement, among a few others, dispute that the West Bank is occupied territory.
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The Sorbonne is occupied by protesting students who have hung portraits of Mao Zedong and other socialist leaders.
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" The middle box, usually the free space on a Bingo board, is occupied by "Trump says something racist.
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It also asks the owner to indicate whether the building is occupied and whether it contains regulated apartments.
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The fourth floor is occupied, while the rest of the building is vacant and is to be renovated.
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"While Afghanistan is occupied, discussion and talking about peace will not have any outcome or meaning," he said.
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The thermostat then adjusts the heating and cooling based on the reading and whether the room is occupied.
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When the ransomware discovers the domain is occupied, it abruptly stops the installation process, leaving the larger system unaffected.
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Rachel rides the train past a house that, to her, is occupied by a couple with the perfect relationship.
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Your toes are nestled in the sand and your hand is occupied with a Piña colada — not a cellphone.
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The penthouse in the other tower is occupied by U2 lead singer Bono, who bought it from Steve Jobs.
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Today, the mill is occupied by a handful of businesses, but the buildings are, for the most part, empty.
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The second floor is occupied by the GKAP Development Group, and the third floor is a two-bedroom apartment.
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In the center of the festivities is a tongkonan (a traditional Torajan house), which is occupied by the deceased.
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A 2,874-square-foot retail space is occupied by the Fur Palace, a furrier, whose lease runs until 2022.
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One of the historic homes is occupied by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis; four-star admirals live in the others.
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It is occupied by troops and governed by an elected official under the province of Palawan, west of Manila.
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Mysore's City Central Library, where every seat is occupied, may one day exist solely as images in a database.
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Syria insists that the part of the Golan held by Israel is occupied territory and has demanded its return.
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The novel uses a similar premise: the US lost the Second World War, and is occupied by Japan and Germany.
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It is occupied by the musical trio Howlin' Jaws, whose spirited rock and blues soundtrack is heard throughout the performance.
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Many low-value goods are made overseas, as higher-skilled U.S. labor is occupied with more-complex, higher-value goods.
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Nor does a Shi'ite backlash against Sunnis seem imminent given Shi'ite recognition of Sunni suffering in the IS-occupied cities.
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In Ghana, 38% of agrarian land is occupied by farms of between five and 100 hectares; in Zambia, 52% is.
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Or, think about the driver who shows up and the dock is occupied and he has to wait three hours.
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More than 90 percent of the data center space around the world is occupied by U.S. companies, according to CBRE.
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The 7x12-foot cell is occupied 23 hours per day, with just one hour of recreation in a small caged area.
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One corner of the room is occupied by a work station with a bench nook, storage drawers, and a mini-fridge.
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They live in northern Virginia, in a house with six bedrooms, one of which is occupied by a Colombian au pair.
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We should also remember that the castle is occupied by a few Northern soldiers and a whole lot of Littlefinger's army.
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"The coral canyons and seamounts area is occupied by a diversity of extremely fragile species, like deep sea corals," he said.
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The office in Shanghai is occupied by another tenant; another address listed by the company is a used-car-parts store.
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Frits is occupied during working hours, but in his free time he struggles with a sense of anxious aimlessness and isolation.
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While IS occupied the city, the world looked on in horror as the militants destroyed its treasured historical monuments and artifacts.
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The heart of the dining room, which is uncluttered and geometric in a loosely midcentury way, is occupied by a bar island.
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Ukraine, with its growing number of volunteer movements, nongovernment charities and independent political parties, is occupied in framing a new civic identity.
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The movement is occupied mostly by millennials, many of whom claim their annual output of trash fits into a small mason jar.
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Today the building is occupied by a local deli, the owner of which also says that his rent has become too steep.
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Now the regime's forces are massing on the edge of Yarmouk, another suburb of Damascus that is occupied by Islamic State (IS).
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People who live in the IS-occupied villages have been encouraged by those advances, which are backed by U.S.-led coalition airstrikes.
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She argues that our society is occupied with the idea of marriage; we want people to get married early, and have children.
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The lion's share of that time is occupied by TV and video viewing alone; it takes up 72% of all screen time.
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But the Senate is occupied with spending bills, and the criminal justice proposal could not come up until June at the earliest.
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Every surface of their three-story home is occupied by Dolly-related objects, from blankets to wigs to dolls to Pepsi bottles.
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The bills, for instance, would create new penalties for professionals caught lying on building permit applications about whether a building is occupied.
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But almost all of Hong Kong's built-up area is occupied by roads, pavements, offices, hotels, parks and mandatory spaces between buildings.
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As of this writing, nearly every position on the GLUE leaderboard is occupied by a system that incorporates, extends or optimizes BERT.
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The rest of Holden's morning is occupied by small group and one-on-one meetings with his team in Saco and throughout Maine.
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The street level of the building is occupied by a liquor store and a Mediterranean restaurant and hookah lounge, according to Google Maps.
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But, unlike those clergy, the Mormon priesthood is occupied by part-time lay people with little formal training in pastoral work or counseling.
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And then place the whole story in this vacuum in which we live at the moment, which is occupied by really threatening forces.
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Much of the space in the city centre not filled by exotic restaurants is occupied by shops offering international phone plans and remittances.
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The middle of the painting is occupied by a black, almond-shaped ellipse, with a corona of white flaring out from its circumference.
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The center of the action is occupied by a dog whose mouth extrudes a speech bubble containing the image of a steamship afloat.
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"How can anyone talk about making agreements with Russia when our territory is occupied," said Mustafa Djemilev, a Crimean Tatar lawmaker who backs Poroshenko.
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You don't have time to think about anyone else, because your brain is occupied by everything to do with you and your eating disorder.
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Azerbaijan's Nagorno-Karabakh region is occupied by Russian-backed Armenia (see article), and has long resisted the presence of Russian troops in the region.
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Some say this part of the city is occupied territory, while Palestinians hope to make east Jerusalem the capital of a future independent state.
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In San Francisco, 172 million square feet of office space (that's 36 percent of the total available square footage) is occupied by tech firms.
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Constructed in the 1980s, at the height of postmodern pastiche architecture, it's the kind of space that feels deserted even when it is occupied.
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The building has another ground-floor retail space at 199 Orchard Street; a third retail space is occupied by Dr. Smood, an organic cafe.
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But because of Putin's actions (and a previous Soviet strategy to divide and conquer the region) 20% of this country is occupied by Russian forces.
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JD.com is the largest customer and contributed 31% of CNLP's total revenue in 13; 34% of the GFA completed is occupied by multi-location tenants.
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Speaking of which, a good chunk of Season 2 is occupied by retroactively walking back all the consequences that made last season feel so affecting.
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The room is occupied by Blessing's younger sister, Hope, who is now fifteen and has dropped out of school to help Doris at the shop.
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He tries to bring this woman "home," but when they get to Twin Peaks they discover the Palmers' old house is occupied by other people.
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When all of Washington is occupied with today's proposed tax changes, it's easy to forget that we've been here before and will be here again.
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The tiny third bedroom in their apartment belongs to their sister, Chloe Wolma, 23, and the living room is occupied by a rabbit named Max.
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If the Lightning port is occupied with headphones, ideally there would be an alternate method of charging and this hardware enhancement could be the perfect solution.
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From lighting systems that detect if a room is occupied to smart air conditioners, the buildings of today are increasingly turning to innovative pieces of kit.
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The desk for assistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific affairs is occupied by a respected but interim official who has clashed with the White House.
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In "My Heart Belongs to Bertie," Peter is occupied with graphs of binomial distributions as well as various odds related to a potential second book deal.
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Much of the narrative is occupied by an F.B.I. greenhorn, Jack Solomon (Jack O'Connell), his wife, Linette (Margaret Qualley), and his partner, Carl Kowalski (Vince Vaughn).
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Adding an appropriate algorithm to the computer's software helps get around this by enabling it to recognise chairs, and also whether or not a chair is occupied.
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"Afrin is occupied," said Ilham Ahmed, who comes from Afrin and is a senior member of the Kurdish-led political authority, told Reuters in a recent interview.
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On Monday, Turkish-backed Syrian rebels reinforced the area around the town of Manbij, which is occupied by the Kurdish fighters, in preparation for the U.S. withdrawal.
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Watch it hereThe mysterious and tumultuous land of 43AD Britannia is occupied by many warring tribes until the invasion of a foreign army sparks chaos and allegiances.
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After all, about half the planet is occupied by people who aren't men, and it would take a lot of effort to manage to completely erase them.
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He is talked about because he is revolutionizing the position of quarterback, both as it is played on the field and as it is occupied off it.
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A four-part project is underway, including a tower with about 841,000 square feet that was completed in July and is occupied mostly by Bank of America.
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The area surrounding the museum is occupied by a ring of new commercial buildings; their ground floors feature the potpourri of corporate-cool restaurants common throughout London.
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On the walls are photographs of performances that took place in New York, while the center of the space is occupied with various video pieces Downey orchestrated.
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There is no other side because the doorframe is occupied by a screen running custom software that computes the viewer's perspective and changes what they see to match.
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South Korea claims one of the aircraft flew over Dokdo, a disputed island that is occupied by South Korea but also claimed by Japan, which calls it Takeshima.
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In 2018, the White House is occupied by a man with no evident principles beyond promoting his own brand and chalking up "wins," however he might define them.
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Turkey has a deal with Russia that aims to create a "safe zone" or "buffer zone" in Syria along the Turkish border that is occupied by Turkish troops.
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Squatting in NYC is legal, so the laws there at the time were if a building is occupied [by squatters] for ten years or more, it's an official squat.
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Trump has yet to respond, likely because he is occupied with bragging about recent political wins, name-calling Ted Cruz, and boasting about how he alone will eradicate warfare.
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But these elements also conjure the feelings of displacement and of time unhinged that arrive when a space you had thought was yours is occupied and transformed by others.
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But most of the screen is occupied by the live classes, lead by fantastically fit instructors who, again, can somehow hold entire conversations with live audiences while they're running.
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Try giving your dog a puzzle toy or treat when you leave, so he or she is occupied with something fun and rewarding while you walk out the door.
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Most of that space is occupied by farms and ranches; there is no bank in town, no A.T.M., no grocery store, no fast food, no medical clinic, no pharmacy.
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The site is occupied by a 5,000-year-old, walled Buddhist city, and China's determination to extract copper from the area has drawn sharp criticism from archaeologists and others.
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I am trying to square the owners' apparent indifference to what happens to their things (by failing to use a lock) with the idea that a locker is occupied.
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And, for now, the top tier is occupied by five candidates: Mr. Biden, Mr. Sanders, Ms. Harris, Ms. Warren and Mr. Buttigieg, who delivered a solid, if muted, performance.
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A big chunk of bandwidth is occupied by Shakespeare telecasts the BBC produced in the 1970s and '80s with a dizzying array of star (or not-yet-star) actors.
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The political television thriller "Okkupert" depicts a future in which Norway is occupied by Russia, and with the backing of the European Union, takes over the country's oil production.
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Called Itu Aba, it is occupied not by China, which has aggressively asserted its territorial claims in the sea, but by its archrival, the self-governing democracy of Taiwan.
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Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.), usually reliable allies of Trump, both lambasted the president after Turkey moved into northeastern Syria, which is occupied by Kurdish allies of the United States.
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But regardless of whether these parties and movements succeed, as long as Europe is occupied with its own internal problems, then as far as Putin is concerned, the Kremlin wins.
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Today, the energy drink market is occupied by drink formulations that rely on the stimulant caffeine to invigorate their customers and provide them with the enhanced "energy" that they seek.
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The Winter Road by Adrian Selby A former soldier named Teyr Amondsen sets out to cross The Circle — a thousand-mile stretch of forests that is occupied by warring clans.
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In both the Sag and Gemini rising charts, the Moon is occupied in very communicative sectors of the chart, so when American needs to get diplomatic, our Moon kicks in.
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The two Ukrainian women with the Americans have been released, with local media reporting they are from Luhansk, a city in the east of Ukraine, which is occupied by Russia.
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The website Disputed Territories says that Google Maps' dotted line separating Russia and the Crimea indicates it's following the U.S. view that land is occupied while Russia considers it annexed.
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Narawat is set way back in a half-empty strip mall less than a mile from a sprawling single-story housing project that is occupied almost entirely by Burmese Muslims.
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One entire wall of this spacious store is occupied by glass tanks, which could be filled at various times with barramundi, spotted shrimp, whelk, Dungeness crabs, King crabs and lobsters.
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The right escalator is overflowing with students, whereas the escalator on the left (leaving the march) is occupied by a single adult gazing at the oncoming hoard of young activists.
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The last room of the exhibition is occupied by the magnificent "Ttéia" (1976–2004), where clusters of copper wires extend in diagonals from floor to ceiling like beams of sunlight.
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The fringes of the UFC heavyweight top-15 is occupied by young prospect Luis Henrique, mustachioed wrestler Timothy Johnson, Polish grappler Daniel Omielanczuk and rangy former Bellator champ Alexander Volkov.
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They will gain two seats on the A.I.G. board, although Mr. Icahn said that he would appoint an associate of his investment firm because he is occupied with several other companies.
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More damning still, another of the AFC's four automatic qualifying spots is occupied by Saudi Arabia, a country that has never produced a player with experience of a big-five league.
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Most of the grip side of the camera is occupied by buttons, leaving little space for a user's thumb and in the case of someone wearing a glove, none at all.
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The main sticking point is Beijing's insistence that all religions in China must regard the Communist party as their highest authority — a position which in Catholicism is occupied by the Pope.
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In the next room, one wall is occupied by black-and-white images of single-family suburban homes taken at night by David Deutsch from a helicopter or from a car.
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The next highest spot in the UFC heavyweight rankings is occupied by French prospect Francis Ngannou, a veritable highlight generator who is, at a glance, an interesting option for Dos Santos.
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The top spot is occupied by 2454, which is near the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan and has an average rent of $2458,220 (our bank account just let out a whimper).
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Scandinavia is occupied by a state called New Qian; here, 17-year-old Noria Kaitio is following in the footsteps of her greatly respected father and training to be a tea master.
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Each of the largest exhibition spaces at Andrea Rosen and Lelong is occupied by an Ono participatory installation titled "The Riverbed, " which has square black cushions and rounded river stones distributed about.
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Much of the gallery is occupied by a pair of large enclosures created by 7-by-2017-foot unstretched canvases hung from the ceiling, like banners, and extending almost to the floor.
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In the video posted to Facebook, Cox explains that 34% of the space on his DVR is occupied by the seasons of Full House, because his girlfriend is obsessed with John Stamos.
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For this demonstration flight, one of the four seats is occupied with a sort of artificial person — what NASA calls an A.T.D. or "anthropomorphic test device" — which is wearing a SpaceX spacesuit.
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The middle of the picture is occupied by a luminous pool of water fed by a stream running down a rocky cliff side, rendered in glowing orange, rich dusky purple, and ochre.
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Yes, some Americans soar from humble beginnings; more often, the top is occupied by those who, say, were earning $200,000 a year at age 3, in today's money, as President Trump was.
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In the rooms we've set up for her, though, there's plenty of space for her to walk, crawl, pull herself up, and generally amuse herself, even while my immediate attention is occupied elsewhere.
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The house is occupied by the Le Domas family, whose fortune was made on games — first they sold playing cards, during the Civil War, followed by more games and trinkets in subsequent generations.
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Today, only one of the houses is occupied and there are plans to raze many of them and renovate the rest as the distillery launches a refurbishment project over the next three years.
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An extra neurotrauma consultant will be at all NFL playoff games and February's Super Bowl in Minnesota so that one will be available even if another is occupied with a previously injured player.
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The statement said the 16-year-old had travelled to Syria and later to the IS-occupied Iraqi city of Mosul, after being "misled" by an member of the jihadist group in Sweden.
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Iranian and Russian forces occupy the west bank of the Euphrates River, which runs through the city, and the east bank is occupied by a mix of "gangs, the S.D.F. and ISIS," he said.
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However, the top of the table is occupied by less developed countries that happen to have revised their juvenile-justice laws in recent years: in Timor-Leste and Mozambique, the MACR is now 16.
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Tieryas has described the influence that Philip K. Dick's The Man in the High Castle had on the book, in which the US loses World War II and is occupied by Japan and Germany.
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The danger of the technique is that the left hand is occupied in parrying the opponent's jab, meaning it is unable to defend against an immediate right hand, the 'two' in the one-two.
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It may be hard to fathom, but the human body is occupied by large collections of microorganisms, commonly referred to as our microbiome, that have evolved with us since the early days of man.
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It is one of two penthouse apartments in the building, the rest of which is occupied by IES Abroad, a college-level study-abroad program, said the listing agent, Elisabeth Wiederkehr, of Engel & Völkers.
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SIGNAL One of the sexiest postindustrial spaces in Bushwick — near Luhring Augustine, Clearing and Present Company — is occupied by Signal, which has hosted everything from performances to the Bushwick Art Book and Zine Fair.
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Living in a city less shiny and tightly curated, there's more space to take up as an artists, as oppose to the monopoly of space that is occupied in Toronto by condos and 'small businesses.
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Now that part of the economy is occupied by a company like Instagram, which had 13 employees when it was bought for a $1 billion by Facebook — and those were all super-skilled elite workers.
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Goldberg is right the Note73 and S27 Edge are very similar, but the Note27 has even less internal space to fit the large battery since a good chunk is occupied by the S Pen stylus.
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When the bed is occupied, the body is covered by the folds of a relatively wide sheet material lying across the bed for shifting or turning the body and thereby effecting most comfortable sleeping positions.
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But now that the White House is occupied by someone with a very different agenda, they're flipping through the Federalist Papers and reading about the great compromise that allowed our Constitution to come into being.
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The second floor is occupied by Lawlor's best friend of 25 years, Jordy Rosenberg, a transgender novelist who teaches 18th century literature, gender and sexuality studies, and critical theory at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
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The gallery's upper floor is occupied by a new grouping of tables from the truth study center series Tillmans started in 2005, with color-photocopied pages from found newspapers and magazines laid out on tables.
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While Reacher is occupied with his research, another drama is unfolding at the isolated motel where a young Canadian couple, Shorty Fleck and Patty Sundstrom, are stranded when their clunker of a car breaks down.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, UK-based monitoring group, reported that about 500 cars fled from Manbij with IS fighters and civilians, heading north towards Jarablus, an IS-occupied town near the Turkish border.
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"The idea goes that if each mound is occupied by a colony and if they are aggressive towards their neighbors then colonies/mounds will space themselves out over the landscape in a regular pattern," explained Martin.
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Much of the album's headspace is occupied with mournful and quiet catharsis, but there are also songs like "Growing Apart," which finds its power in guitar-based atmospherics that evolve into a psychedelic bass-led breakdown.
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Sliding glass doors at the back of the house open to a garden patio and path to the end of the peninsula, which is occupied by an old, single-story cottage that came with the property.
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"The king came to Ramallah because Jerusalem is occupied," said the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Muhammad Ahmad Hussein, one of several Palestinian religious and political leaders who came to the presidential headquarters to welcome King Abdullah.
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"Reducing the size of monument would help free up a lot of land that has been under oppression," said Mike Noel, a state representative from Kane County, more than half of which is occupied by Grand Staircase.
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The basic reason why conservatives are worried about free movement of people is that free movement turns society into a nexus of contracts rather than a "homeland" that is occupied by people who share a common history.
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It is June 12th 2017, Russia's independence day, and the Kremlin end of Tverskaya, Moscow's main drag, is occupied by re-enactors dressed as medieval knights, tsars, Cossacks and second-world-war soldiers waltzing to 1940s tunes.
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A separate Russian early warning and control aircraft later twice violated South Korean airspace over Dokdo - an island that is occupied by South Korea and also claimed by Japan, which calls it Takeshima - just after 9 a.m.
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You might engage with them as actors in the narrative; the house, we discover, is occupied by a family seeking metaphysical truth, and who in the process has created a dimensional rift, opening portals to otherworldly dimensions.
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Playing board game Codenames over Zoom with friends in New York and North Carolina Playing board game Codenames over Zoom with friends in New York and North Carolina Typically, our time is occupied by acquaintances of circumstance.
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Almost every other bit of square footage on the editorial floor is occupied by a dude at work — dudes carrying props, dudes spitting tobacco juice into plastic bottles, dudes typing up blog posts and tracking page views.
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Built into a wall and elevated above the crowd, the neon-lit, fabulously plastic cubicle is occupied every night of the week, with dancers performing in front of tourists, regulars, and a sea of phones documenting every pose.
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Washington (CNN)Police outside Washington have said there is no threat to an office building that is occupied by USA Today and its publisher, Gannett, after the building was evacuated following reports of a man with a weapon.
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Translated into English, his words were tolerant and augured well for the conference; but he did point out that 20 percent of the country is occupied by Armenian forces that have ignored United Nations resolutions demanding their withdrawal.
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Eleanor and Chidi try to run as far away from their little neighborhood as they can, seemingly escaping to the middle of nowhere, which is occupied by Mindy St. Clair, a character we first met late in season one.
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After a much loved first season and a near-universally panned second, HBO's "two cops, sitting in a cop car, two feet apart because the space between them is occupied by the unfathomable cruelties of man" show True Detective is back.
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By 2050, land that is occupied by 300 million people today will be below the elevation of the average annual coastal food, which will place them at risk of at least one severe flood a year, CNN said, citing the report.
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In the case of a c-section, where the bedside caregiver is occupied caring for the mother during surgery, an additional nurse is brought into the OR to allow the infant to remain in the OR suite with the mother.
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A separate Russian A-50 airborne early warning and control aircraft later twice violated South Korean airspace over Dokdo - an island that is occupied by South Korea and also claimed by Japan, which calls it Takeshima - just after 9 a.m.
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The key is figuring out when an array of stalls will reach their "saturation point" — the moment at which every other stall is occupied and the next person who enters the bathroom will be forced to stand next to someone else.
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Al-Tanf, which Russian warplanes bombed a year ago in two successive airstrikes, is occupied by US and British Special Forces that are advising an anti-ISIS Syrian rebel group known as Maghawir al-Thawra, or the Commandos of the Revolution.
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The resort's presidential suite - named after former U.S. President Barack Obama's dog Bo - is occupied by a pair of street dogs adopted by an employee of the World Health Organization, the agency that developed international standards for monitoring air quality.
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With a clear shot at retaking Illinois from an unpopular businessman-turned-politician, at a moment when the White House is occupied by an unpopular businessman-turned-politician, the Democratic Party has decided to back … an unpopular businessman-turned-politician.
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"Just counting from that figure, only 14 of 339 objects fall on the galactic plane, but from considerations of area—how much of the night sky is occupied by the galactic plane—we would expect at least twice that number," said Fraser.
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And I think they felt we are going to have to swallow this exercise of the power in case of a very, very inflammatory president because it could be used legitimately when the presidency is occupied by a different person later on.
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"USS William P. Lawrence exercised the right of innocent passage while transiting inside 12 nautical miles of Fiery Cross Reef, a high-tide feature that is occupied by China, but also claimed by the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam," a Pentagon statement said.
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Seattle's experience as the country's leading company town - 2000 percent of the prime office space in Seattle is occupied by Amazon, the highest ratio for one company in any American city - offers several warnings for why cities shouldn't be desperately seeking Amazon.
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"With a clear shot at retaking Illinois from an unpopular businessman-turned-politician, at a moment when the White House is occupied by an unpopular businessman-turned-politician, the Democratic Party has decided to back ... an unpopular businessman-turned-politician," Miller writes.
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But this is San Francisco, the capital of the nation's technology industry, where a single span of Hyde Street hosts an open-air narcotics market by day and at night is occupied by the unsheltered and drug-addled slumped on the sidewalk.
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Dale Herndon, a former deputy for the Bikers, who had previously worked as the warden of a maximum security prison, is now its director and has taken over the day-to-day running of the Bikers while Cox is occupied with campaigning.
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Given that the bay in Noumea is occupied every day by hordes of local residents and cruise ship passengers, the larger-than-expected number of snakes serves as "a testament to the benevolent disposition of these snakes," Dr. Goiran wrote in the study.
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The U.S. and all countries need to take drastic steps to reduce emissions from the economy within a matter of decades — why stir up a feud about one particular approach, especially at a time when the White House is occupied by a climate denier?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Real estate brokers scoff that just a fraction of U.S. office space is occupied by co-working and other flexible workspace options, yet data shows over one-quarter of new leases signed in the past two years came from this burgeoning business.
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If the counter fighter isn't on a hair trigger or anticipates a lazy jab and is instead greeted by a perfect one-two in fast rhythm, he can eat the right hand while his own left is occupied in taking the opponent's left away.
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Your intuition is very strong today, Libra, and your mind is occupied by intense, emotional matters; however, you will also need to show your most professional self today: The Moon in Cancer is highlighting the sector of your chart that rules success and publicity.
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Roughly a quarter of the space is occupied by a mock village of 15 storefronts, including a "bank" where arriving visitors withdraw $12 to use to buy snacks at a mini ShopRite grocery, or get their nails done at a beauty parlor called Linda's Salon.
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This screen is occupied on the left third by key information relevant to the driver (and indeed sits just in your peripheral view while looking straight out the windshield) and the remaining two-thirds is taken up by information display about routing, media, car settings and more.
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This was the reasoning Nathaniel Hawthorne used in 1855 when he famously complained to his publisher: America is now wholly given over to a d[amne]d mob of scribbling women, and I should have no chance of success while the public is occupied with their trash.
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Carl C. Icahn, the activist investor, and John Paulson, the hedge fund manager, will gain two seats on A.I.G.'s board, though Mr. Icahn said on Thursday that he would appoint an associate of his investment firm instead of himself because he is occupied with several other companies.
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Bafflingly, the largest share of screen real estate is occupied by the "world clock" which kept resetting itself no matter how many times I tried to use it to show me the current time, here, in the place that I live—arguably the only critical function of a watch.
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The northwest is occupied by some of the final pockets of opposition — both former Al Qaeda affiliates and the Free Syrian Army — and regional analysts expect the regime to turn the northwest into its next battleground once it completes operations in Dara'a and its outskirts in southern Syria.
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In need of a place to live, Penny visits Jersey City to check out her father's abandoned childhood home, where she finds that the house has been named Nicotine and is occupied by an approachable band of squatters, ostracized by other activist households because of their tobacco habits.
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Since her escape from IS-occupied territory in April, and amid a strenuous recovery program in Germany, where she now lives, Bashar's been working with fellow Yazidi human rights activist Nadia Murad — also a former IS captive and now a U.N. Goodwill Ambassador for Survivors of Human Trafficking.
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Best about Hollywood: "Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood"The Manson murders loom in Quentin Tarantino's 1960s nostalgia trip, but the bulk of the running time is occupied by a slice-of-life narrative about the fading fortunes of actor Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and stuntman Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt).
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The first detailed description of pizza comes from Emmanuele Rocca, who, sometime between 1857 and 1866, wrote: The frequenter of the pizzajuolo is a careless youth who has no other occupation or who is occupied simply by sitting from eleven to three, provided with a strong stomach and a little money.
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And recently, I've made a number of paintings where the whole space of the canvas is occupied by a sort of engorged body — the painting almost becomes a pillar, an object unto itself, and in this way, the painting/body is totally uncamouflaged in that it starts to intrude into the viewer's space.
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But I brought closure to a few questions, including the one that was bugging me, and a number of other folks on the internet: when the center of your car's steering wheel is occupied by a touchscreen tablet interface, where do you put the thing that's supposed to keep your face from getting smashed?
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But what happens when that position is occupied by Donald Trump — a candidate who has proposed banning Muslim immigration, has made a seemingly endless series of statements offensive to Hispanics, Jews, blacks and women and, according to Gallup polls, currently enjoys a favorable rating (31 percent) not seen since the nadir of Jimmy Carter's presidency?
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When I went looking for the house (it is occupied by a private citizen, its location only known to architecture geeks), I had the address wrong and spent hours wandering through nearby streets, for once frustrated by the extraordinary heterogeneity of Japanese architecture, with each house different from the other in style and dimension.
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In 903, the Oval Office is occupied by an ex-wrestler and porn star named Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho; our president has been on the business end of a Stone Cold Stunner and once appeared in a nonpornographic segment of an otherwise soft-core Playboy VHS tape, dumping sparkling wine onto a limousine.
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This could be considered a third act for Manzarek, who was an important figure in classic rock and later punk, as a producer of the first four albums by the band X. The Museum's lobby gallery is occupied by a large, wooden installation by Lauren Davis Fisher that resembles something between a theatrical stage and a construction site.
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It plops onto the hardwood, as far away from anyone as a ball dropping in the middle of the key in a ten-person basketball game could possibly be, a stray ball inhabiting, for what feels like an eternity, its own space on a court that is occupied by more than 70 feet worth of arms.
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Tenant: The Peak Organization Landlord: Teresharan Realty Brokers: David Levy, Brett Maslin and Matthew Raphan of Adams & Company $1.65 million 1729 Pitkin Avenue (between Thatford Avenue and Osborn Street) Brooklyn This four-story building in East New York has six residential units and one retail unit, which is occupied by a beauty salon that will remain in the space.
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