Be a gracious guest and treat its land with care.
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When Janet does speak, though, her sentences land with impact.
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The opposite judgment should land with just as much force.
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O.J. Simpson jokes — but one didn't really land with attendees.
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"We will defend the land with our blood," Elezaj said.
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Bit of Carluccio's and La La Land with this one.
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Even so, Super Metroid didn't land with Guasti right away.
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The property comprises 23,142 hectares of land with 77 mineral tenures.
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There is just a piece of land with heaps of people.
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This, however, allowed Cormier to land with sneakers on the break.
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Tractors plowed over the crops and sprayed the land with chemicals.
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Elon Musk: We've got a lot of land with nobody around.
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Why did the show struggle so much to land with audiences?
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Other, later monologues land with an impact that shakes the house.
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In government-controlled areas, well-connected figures often grab land with impunity.
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For us, we are able to integrate the land with the units.
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They lived on an expanse of flat land with little surface water.
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You will feel enemy fire land with a thud in your chest.
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Though they'd bounce around labels and land with a couple majors too.
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I began to pray that the package would land with no interference.
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Today, it is the law of the land with majority public support.
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Hinkie did not survive to reach the promised land with his team.
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It's long astonished and distressed me that a land with so much
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Still, all of this occurred in a faraway land with faraway people.
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Empty plots of land with scant signs of construction dot the forest.
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Unfortunately, Doc made it pretty clear Bosh ain't gonna land with the Clippers.
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They have the ability to attack targets on land with Tomahawk cruise missiles.
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Make sure we land with an architecture and a design that has legs.
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Conservation easements are commitments to set aside land with certain limits on development.
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Clark Atlanta, which shares a plot of land with Morehouse, is co-ed.
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The Arctic Refuge is not just a piece of land with oil underneath.
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It scars the land with deep gashes, barren pits, and murky tailing ponds.
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Bioenergy can also increase competition for land with food crops and livestock grazing.
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We see this in Uganda, where villagers share land with South Sudanese refugees.
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In the early morning especially, dads roam the land with kids in tow.
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It is unclear though how the arguments about precedent will land with Roberts.
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Williamson trained himself to land with his knees bent, instead of straight-legged.
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"We were confident that the plane could land with one working engine," Saigol said.
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Lionsgate partially financed La La Land, with the rest coming from two partner companies.
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We see him looking out over a disparate land with a strange Omega symbol.
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Eventually, however, SpaceX plans to bring astronauts back to land with a propulsive strategy.
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How do you not denigrate the highest office in the land with — sniff — comedy?
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EIGHTEEN helicopters land with a roar at Zhurihe, a military base in Inner Mongolia.
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It's a mostly undeveloped piece of land, with dilapidated farming equipment and papaya trees.
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She's a stranger in a strange land with a man she no longer loves.
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Now stranded on the planet, Mando heads back to Kuill's land with baby Yoda.
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It took weeks for this information to land with Mr. Strzok and his team.
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The house, though dated, included well over an acre of land — with a pool.
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Now, the owner plans to develop that raw land with two different investment alternatives.
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It sits on 2.7 acres of land, with views of the San Francisco Bay.
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He now lives away from the family's land with his father and brother's family.
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Gregory said Patrick was still hoping to land with a race team in 2018.
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Discouraged again, Richard decided to focus on small plots of land with house-building potential.
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The law gives presidents the power to designate and preserve public land with archaeological significance.
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An Arara chief patrols indigenous land with a rifle in Pará, Brazil, on March 13.
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White people could keep their segregation, because Elijah advocated a black land with black laws.
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Prior to the June 20 eruption, it was a verdant land, with well-manicured lawns.
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Make sure to land with your knees bent so you're ready for the next jump!
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As keyboards and drums continually tweak mood and lighting, individual notes land with unexpected resonance.
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Kevin Pearson should think about moving to La La Land with her man this time.
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The property is divided into 17 parcels of land, with six ready-to-build lots.
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Some of the images have an uncanny familiarity, while others land with almost revelatory force.
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He could land with the Miami Heat, or the Houston Rockets, or another unexpected suitor.
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Jim Jones sent more than 900 souls to the Promised Land with poisoned Flavor Aid.
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In March, it started discussions on buying the land with a representative for the owners.
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It is the second most used tongue in the land, with about 38 million speakers.
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The property comprises 23,142 hectares (57,200 acres) of land with 77 mineral tenures, Newcrest said.
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Exploring the range of options visually to see where we wanted to land with the project.
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It's rare that longform pieces land with the force that Anne Helen Petersen's latest essay did.
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Land with a scenic vista or a critical water source or wildlife habitat may also qualify.
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Yet its farmers have been able to revive vast tracts of arid land with minimal investment.
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You said in Confirmed Kills that your lipliner joke didn't land with a North Carolina audience.
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Expect him to land with playoff team that needs a shot of interior size and defense.
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It's beautiful land with rolling hills where my siblings and I milked cows and baled hay.
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In a different land with different players, we face a similar moment to Roosevelt and Churchill.
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He is even considering buying land with his own money to set it aside for grazing.
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Illegally clearing land with fire is a horrible, corporate-driven practice that happens across the globe.
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We wandered this land with our young sons, and Navajo sank its hook deep into us.
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Forty-one wells were drilled on Poundmaker land, with 10 of those wells potentially producing oil.
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He can fire guns in the air and then land with a satisfying crash of his sword.
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The sudden bonanza was such that farmers bought more and more land, with more and more debt.
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Iowa and New Hampshire are majority white states with vast swaths of rural land with smaller cities.
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The process includes mapping of land with aerial surveys, satellite imagery, drones, as well as physical markers.
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Human activities affect roughly three-quarters of Earth's ice-free land, with huge consequences for the climate.
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But given the strides much of the competition has made, they mostly land with a dull thud.
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And that would leave the ACA as the law of the land, with some possibly small alterations.
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Many farmers have fled their land, with some saying they have not harvested crops for three years.
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Police said the village headman and his supporters arrived at the disputed tract of land with guns.
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The interface was laid out like Candy Land, with a winding path of rabbits, rainbows, and unicorns.
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Ms. Collins is a popular figure there and her denunciation can be expected to land with force.
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The home also borders 150 acres of Catskill Park land, with access to hiking right on property.
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There are some examples of women who are not afraid of talking about land with their husbands.
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The initial flooding will cover 25 percent of that land, with the rest to follow in 2017.
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Her books quickly proved lucrative: she bought land with her royalties, gaining financial independence from her family.
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Ngcukaitobi ruled against him, arguing that the tenant had already "paid" for the land with his work.
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And though the keys aren't especially springy, they do land with a satisfying and relatively quiet thunk.
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It's a bombshell moment that would land with more force if Maia were a compelling lead character.
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We in central Virginia are fighting this rape of our land with allies across the United States.
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She's gotten permission to roam the private land with the freedom — and agility — of a mountain goat.
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It sits on a strip of land with the Intracoastal Waterway in front and the Atlantic out back.
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They have laced vast tracts of land with improvised landmines, creating minefields that extend for dozens of kilometres.
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"My father used to plough this land with an ox," Kiplagat said, gesturing at a harvested maize field.
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Collins Island, a smudge of land with eight homes just off Balboa Island's western tip, punctuates the trio.
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The ones that are blown out of the tree and land with a sickening crack on the stones?
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So it's working on those two levels, and when you're in that land with her, it's very real.
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"There is enough physical land; there is not enough tradable land with clear property rights," said Ijjasz-Vasquez.
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So why did the penultimate episode of season one land with the thwap of a soggy Ritz cracker?
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" The new sections will include "Your Land," with stories "about the evolving social culture and mores of America.
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Strip out the wires and cover the land with grass / Force chrome and aluminium back into the earth.
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They were frozen to the rudder pedals so when I landed I had to land with my heels.
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The parent provides CR Land with land incubation support in preparing prime land and large parcels for development.
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The Big Island's volcanic eruption this month, for instance, covered 21959,400 acres of existing land with new lava.
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It was nice to share the room with Mr. Morgan and watch the show's jokes land with impact.
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Someone has to be naïve to the joke for the joke to land with the power it should.
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Because Brady is a California native, that has sparked speculation that he could land with the Chargers. NFL.
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The second book simply can't land with the same shock of the strange that the first one did.
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In 1976, the tribe signed a memorandum of agreement to co-manage the land with the park service.
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He did not move with his customary grace, and his shots did not land with their customary precision.
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Amidst all this, superdelegates roam the land with the power to vote for whichever Democratic candidate they want.
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But it's helped along by fascinating source material and a few moments of poignancy that land with welcome heft.
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And by October 2018, new Gmail will be the law of the land, with no option to opt-out.
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There were compelling twists involved with each and every one, but they didn't all land with satisfying emotional conclusions.
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Mueller has a record of straight-shooting, so his words will land with power and authority during his testimony.
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Humans have been producing methane for thousands of years, by clearing land with fires, raising cattle, and growing rice.
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He is emancipating women, introducing music and cinema and cracking down on corruption, in a land with 15,000 princes.
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Clearing an acre of land with goats typically costs about $1,000, which isn't the cheapest option in every scenario.
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Only they arrive so frequently, and have for so long, that the objections no longer land with much heft.
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Land with pinot noir grapes in Santa Barbara, made widely known in the movie "Sideways," costs $0003,2000 an acre.
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No document could land with that kind of impact in 2017, even if the public was primed for it.
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Built in 1900, the house sits on approximately 3,5283 square feet of land, with room for a vegetable garden.
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All are compelling until the very end, when they land with a thud on their own most logical conclusions.
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The townwide Hackett Hill Park is on 45 acres of open and forested land, with a summer adventure camp.
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A cloud hangs over even its sunniest moments, and some its darkest reveals land with a bark of laugher.
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"In the South they are convinced that they are capable of having bloodied their land with history," Didion writes.
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LLANO — pronounced "ya-no" — is the Spanish word for "plain," a large area of flat land with few trees.
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Two questions swirl around "Every Day Is Extra" as copies land with heavy, 22012-plus-page thumps in bookstores.
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Alien drama Arrival and the coming-of-age story Moonlight both follow La La Land, with eight nominations each.
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The community in remote Northern Cape province is located on private land with its own municipal services and two schools.
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In equivocating about where to land with my conclusion on these earbuds, I was ultimately swayed by their microphone performance.
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Google confirmed that all is not well in email land with a Monday afternoon post to its apps status page.
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"And this is the place to land, because they're surely not going to land with what Pelosi's [doing]," he continued.
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He has also run the farm that shares land with Locusts-on-Hudson, an upstate estate owned by Mr. Balazs.
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Or maybe the comet strikes, aliens land with it, and Season 4 centers around a battle between aliens and superheroes.
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Etqan said the land, with an area of 434,400 square metres, was sold for 5,000 riyals ($1,333.26) per square metre.
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Some of the villas have been built on an island of reclaimed land with adjacent boat moorings included with purchase.
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Isaiah also says he has 2 years of college eligibility left and hopes to land with a D1 program soon.
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He likes to share a story from one of his congregants who was initially apprehensive about sharing land with Muslims.
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The telecast began beautifully, with show host Jimmy Fallon paying tribute to "La La Land" with an extravagant musical number.
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But if you had this case on it, you'd then see it spring horns and land with a jaunty bounce.
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The children are buried in the Jerome Cemetery, a yawning parcel of grassy land with a few mildly rolling hills.
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She cites her own story -- and notes that her mother bought land with the money she got from her cutting.
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"To get a sufficient amount of good land with a supply of water is a big hurdle," Mr. Menomparampil said.
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Before it had its premiere, HBO executives were privately saying they were unsure if it would land with its audience.
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Just east of Solway Firth, where England meets Scotland, is a small piece of land with virtually nothing on it.
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Our grandparents always had plots of land with citrus trees, and there's a lot of it used in our cooking.
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A full scale facility covers roughly two acres of land with mirrors and a tower where the rays are concentrated.
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Enter Joe, who returned to his native land with an anthropologist's eye and an insatiable curiosity for all things edible.
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These last survivors equate life on land with religious integrity, vowing not to abandon their diminishing patch of terra firma.
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Jordan, married with two children, dreams of sharing his land with the community by throwing some kind of outdoor events.
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Here to boldly go, 'discovering,' then quelling our harsh and lovely and sometimes difficult land with his civilized lyrical words.
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One daughter, Noreena Kadibil, returned to Martu land with her husband to establish the Parnngurr community in the early 1980s.
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They would finish by knocking back a shot of gin before he scurried back on land with the completed forms.
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How is Bodine going to enforce the law of the land with less money and fewer attorneys at the EPA?
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From The Woods, continue through to The Kingdom, a dark land with swords, dragons, and legends to mirror Arthurian myths.
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Opponents said the law would encourage more settlements on Palestinian land, with the expectation that they, too, would be legalized.
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You may land with a thunk back in County Armagh, in Northern Ireland, on the farm where he was born.
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Sixty percent of Sea Ranch is common land, with miles of trails winding along the ocean and through the forest.
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Hugging Florida&aposs Atlantic coast is a narrow strip of land with some of the country&aposs most recognizable attractions.
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And we would create, on private land with private developer capital, 7,000 or 8,000 square feet of publicly accessible open space.
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Adults over 219 will be allowed to consume their weed indoors only or on vacant land with consent of the occupants.
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This solar-powered one-bedroom, one-bath cabin sits on 20 acres of land with a spring that provides drinking water.
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Currently Modernland and ASRI are in further discussion regarding the purchase of the remaining land, with no specific timeline for completion.
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The drama featured a woman running for the highest office in the land with a rambunctious, billionaire Texan on her heels.
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In 2008, campaigners formed the Southern Peasants Federation of Thailand (SPFT) coalition, and occupied the land, with the consent of ALRO.
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Worse: moments after the siege on Casterly Rock, Euron Greyjoy destroys the Unsullied's fleet, trapping them on land with limited supplies.
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There are jokes that land with a boom, and there are jokes that land like an egg falling off the counter.
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Lama, who was able to secure his plot of land with CSRC's help, added his wife's name to the land deed.
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In 2013, they found what was labeled Cemetery 33, a small plot of land with a couple dozen sets of remains.
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Lorenzana said on Tuesday the military had intensified operations on land with the aim of defeating Abu Sayyaf within six months.
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A letter like this one from the Senate Ethics Committee will land with a thud in the world's greatest deliberative body.
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Poeltl hopes to land with a team that fits his skill set, but he also plans to work on his jumper.
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Wakanda is depicted as a verdant land with stunning waterfalls where spacecraft designed like tribal masks soar over a modern metropolis.
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And they share the land with "some of the most marginalized people in the world," poor farmers and herders, she said.
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It'll land with 15,000 hours of content ready to go, including a big lineup of catalog favorites like Parks and Recreation.
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So if it's easier for you to get to California, you'll be able to experience the land with much smaller crowds.
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Their home sat on three bountiful acres of land, with three spacious bedrooms and an interior adorned with intricately carved wood.
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Here&aposs how a series of events led both of this year&aposs Super Bowl quarterbacks to land with their teams.
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However, the study's sample size had only three parcels of land with turbines on them at the time they were sold.
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Strangely, Yank's fateful encounter with Mildred is one of the few moments in this production that don't land with full impact.
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Carrie and Mary Dann had been fighting for their land with all the power of their 5-foot frames for decades.
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Read on to see the 10 highest-paying jobs that you can land with as little as one year of experience.
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Icelanders were laughing because we were bringing water to the land with "the purest water in the world," according to them.
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However, the most important advantage of this particular structure is that it can make the biggest moments land with real impact.
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DeepGraph scours public data sources to identify relevant market events that could temporarily make pitches more likely to land with specific customers.
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I pay $141 real estate taxes a year for a $132,000 house, on almost an acre of land with an ocean view.
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Founded in June 2015, the "New Jungle" is a 44-acre plot of land with exceptional views of nearby factories and highways.
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Its metaphors have grown stale, its winks are now klaxons and its messages — once distorted and eerie — now land with a thud.
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Matheny said under the proposed bill, teams will have to buy land with their own money and pay taxes like everyone else.
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You're still progressing through an unfamiliar land with little guidance, suffering a heavy penalty when you die and resurrect at a checkpoint.
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"Although the governments have made efforts, the hectares (of land) with agricultural insurance coverage are insufficient," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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His two indictments, plus two related ongoing cases, should land with Sérgio Moro, the crusading federal judge who oversees the Petrobras probe.
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After he takes care of the xenophobic hoard, Arthur spends some time on land with his lady, Mera, who is ocean-born.
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Last week, the Peak Pegasus had been scheduled to land with just hours to spare, according to Thomson Reuters Eikon shipping data.
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The acting across the board is wooden, and the script's efforts to work in a message or two land with a thud.
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Blows that land with the ridgehand surface are allowed which amounted to Aghayev being able to throw overhands at his confused opponent.
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Another model proposed TOI 700 d could be a cloudless version of our modern Earth that&aposs all land with no sea.
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Peabody is one of the most active coal companies on federal land, with significant operations in Wyoming and Montana's Powder River Basin.
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As computers enter our "land" with natural interaction modalities, they can have significant impact on our perception of reality and human relations.
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"I'm just hoping that he can land with a playoff team and get his feet wet into some winning," Fizdale told reporters.
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The federal government owns more than 20053 million acres of land with coal reserves buried below, which it leases out to mining companies.
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Last week was particularly exciting in video game land, with the Game Developer's Conference and the launch of Nintendo's brand new Switch console.
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Lower into a squat, then jump up and to the side, so you land with the opposite foot on the ball and floor.
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But ultimately, he said, the migrants should return to "their own land," with only "a limited number" allowed to stay on the continent.
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That's by design; in a recent interview with CNET, Sanders suggested that the original film's "stillness and quietness" wouldn't land with today's audiences.
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In Nigeria the Lagos state government has become notorious for waking up slum-dwellers on the most valuable patches of land with bulldozers.
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Obviously, it covers every square inch of land with solar panels, thereby obliterating the biosphere (a "sphere" of which we are a part).
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But now she's moving to an unknown land with her husband and infant daughter, packing up her entire life into a few suitcases.
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Given the United States' dependency on aluminium imports, the bill for that assistance was always going to land with the country's aluminium users.
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The first, a hellacious hook launched from the clinch, seemed to land with such power that Nunez did well to not go down.
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So The Penny Hoarder did an analysis to show you the 10 best jobs you can land with just a two-year degree.
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The wooded Kallahdenniemi peninsula is in the Vuosaari neighborhood, and much of it is conservation land, with pine forests and a coastal meadow.
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"Every day you work in the farm, you see that they're building settlements on your own land with your own resources," Duwani says.
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In 50 years, they'll be begging you to accept a surplus neural implant of La La Land with every dose of zombie spray.
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Both writers wield a subtle touch when needed, which makes the more farcical moments of the whole enterprise land with greater comedic punch.
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When it walks, wildflowers sprout, grow and die from wherever its cloven hoofs land; with a soft exhalation, it can kill or revive.
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In 2005, Joe Biden's brother bought an acre of land with excellent ocean views on a remote island in the Caribbean for $150,000.
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He was young and still learning his craft, and it comes across in many of Ego Draconis' jokes, which land with a clang.
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In a cramped city, the island will become a rare blank slate — a large parcel of flat, undeveloped land with nearly endless possibilities.
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And the revelation of an act of betrayal that Anna uncovers in the play's final scenes fails to land with the intended impact.
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Across the five boroughs, there are roughly 10,516 acres of vacant land with residential zoning, according to a public records analysis by Localize.
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So figuring out a way to create land by going high, and you have free land ... With density, like they do in Europe.
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In the show's first four episodes, the most twisted, gruesome sequences are strategically sporadic, the better to make them land with more impact.
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Rowling would be the British writer famed for Harry Potter, as opposed to J.K. Simmons, who actually costarred in La La Land with Legend.
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But for the class of power users that sees Twitter as a 24/7 water cooler, expect this design to land with a thud.
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Think of this survey as a first reaction gut check to how Apple's big Hollywood play might land with an already passionate user-base.
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Warren supports a national version of an Iowa law that prohibits foreign individuals from buying land with the intent of using it for agriculture.
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The fictional African country is depicted as a verdant land with stunning waterfalls where spacecraft designed like tribal masks soar over a modern metropolis.
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She's joined by another woman, also unidentified, who's hoping to land with another spec ops force: the Navy's Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewmen (SWCC).
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At the same time millions of farmers have already been forced off their land with little or no compensation by China's relentless urban expansion.
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Now much of the Fertile Crescent is a bigger and nastier version of Lebanon: an ancient land with myriad quarrelling ethnic and religious groups.
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But the movement is driven by more than doomsday "redoubters", eager to homestead on land with lots of water, fish, and big game nearby.
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"Huge foreign investments are now vested in the region and global companies are already invading the land with both machinery and workforce," she said.
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" Fantino said the quote was taken out of context and he "did what I could to apply the laws of the land with conscience.
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He went out on the land with the Canadian Rangers (a reserve force that patrols the sparsely populated North), and dined on Arctic char.
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A 2017 report by European Parliament lawmakers said that in 2010, 3 percent of farms controlled half the agricultural land with in the bloc.
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It's readily apparent at this point that Trump is just saying stuff -- and then reacting to how those things land with the general public.
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Patrick: The one moment that didn't land with me about that message in the ending was that these are just random people you met.
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Antonio Banderas plays the king of a foreign land with a bone to pick with Dolittle, and Michael Sheen is the doctor's longtime rival.
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Instead, he buys a plot of land with a massive, unremovable rock on it and commits to removing it, one chunk at a time.
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There are picturesque pieces of land with million-dollar views, old village houses in need of work and apartments next to the ski lifts.
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It sits on a gated fifth of an acre of land with sweeping views of Waitemata Harbor and Waiheke, Rangitoto, Browns and Motuihe islands.
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The Nagpur site was chosen because of the availability of land with direct access to an airport runway, an essential condition (for) aeronautic activities.
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Enlisting aid from a guardian raises their affection level, while also helping the protagonist win the contest to populate her land with the most people.
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Google will partner with a developer to construct up to 6,600 of those residential units on its land, with 20 percent qualifying as affordable housing.
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Water is female — it's our obligation to treat this water with respect, to treat this land with respect, to treat our mother with due respect.
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Trump's budget is more than a political wishlist and is likely to land with a thud on Capitol Hill, given the divided nature of government.
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She lost almost everything in the recent fires, except her house, but she remains dedicated to replanting her land with vegetables, trees and other crops.
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And he arguably hit peak "Hey Girl" Gosling in his Oscar-nominated role of jazz pianist Sebastian in La La Land with his comb-over.
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In other words, Homecoming withholds an important character detail just to withhold an important character detail, not to make a moment land with more impact.
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Erdogan says they are vital in tackling Kurdish rebels, Islamist militants and other political enemies in a land with a history of unstable coalition governments.
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"It's a little flattering to have a writer think that somehow this reference is gonna land with people," says the Death Cab for Cutie frontman.
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During the 0003s, a policy called "sites and services" envisioned plots of land with plumbing and electrical connections, requiring tenants to build houses from scratch.
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It all started when 4-year-old August arrived at Lakeview Elementary in Sugar Land with her hair in cornrows, beads and a little bun.
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That is, until I saw that Harold Pinter's "No Man's Land," with Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart, would be running this fall at Wyndham's Theater.
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The buyer could build up to 1.5 million square feet of buildings across 17 parcels of land, with the nearest neighbor half a mile away.
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An average lightning bolt strikes land with thousands of joules of energy, but that's tiny in comparison to some bolts that flash over the ocean.
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Some wore red bands denoting the Shiite militias, and had a message for Mr. Erdogan: "Leave our land with dignity before we kick you out!"
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In Minnesota, a lumber businessman is trying to diversify the forest on his land with a "300-year plan" he hopes will benefit his grandchildren.
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But moments that should induce shivers, including an easily predicted revelation described as both "a coincidence" and "a miracle," tend to land with a plunk.
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Most of these high jinks have played out large on Twitter, where Mr. Musk's pronouncements too often land with the force of a stink bomb.
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Dr. Kell, choosing to stay back on land with her children, gave mission support to the Langseth and shared the crew's moments of technological peril.
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Research has found that barefoot runners tend to land with their weight on a slightly different part of the foot, compared with those in shoes.
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"To respond to those demands, farmers will need new technologies to produce more from less land, with fewer hands," reads one report from the organization.
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A 100-year floodplain is land with a 1% chance of flooding each year over the next century, generally before taking climate shifts into account.
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That the, the Founders wanted the capital to be its own thing, not another chunk of land with federal representation with senators and congress members.
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" In "Jews in the Land of Israel," he asks, "What are we doing / in this dark land with its / yellow shadows that pierce the eyes?
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There is but one reason the Plaquemines jail was rebuilt on endangered land, with needless capacity, at immense cost: The sheriff wanted it that way.
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Maney has it rougher, living in a shack on foreclosed land with his daughter and her family, with no job and a taste for liquor.
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Deep in the record it's easy to feel lost in an alien land, with no easy way to find your way back to familiar ground.
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This listing combines rustic mountain vibes with the charm of a castle, as it sits on 11 acres of land with nature trails and outdoor seating.
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The Heathers series was announced in March 2016, when it received a pilot order from TV Land, with plans to make it a half-hour comedy.
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But keep in mind that Iowa already has one of the highest levels of voter registration in the land, with 68 percent of eligible voters enrolled.
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Then, she drives to an abandoned gas station in the middle of a flat, sprawling plot of land, with only a medium-sized structure nearby. Wait!
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Britain is consequently in a political no-man's-land, with a prime minister who has no authority and a band of assassins who have no bullets.
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"If you land with a group of little boys, they are more like scaled-down society than a group of little girls would be," Golding said.
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Along with last week's enormous parrot, this mighty penguin is yet another reminder that prehistoric New Zealand was a fantasy land with some delightfully strange creatures.
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The India Meteorological Department said the storm would land with sustained winds of more than 100 miles per hour and gusts of up to 123 m.p.h.
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Physically, the reservation is characterized by rolling prairie land with blazing hot summers over 110°F and biting cold winters, where temperatures drop to -50°F.
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Indiana ignored George's well-chronicled desire to land with the Lakers and instead traded him to Oklahoma City for guard Victor Oladipo and forward Domantas Sabonis.
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He got construction work in the nearby city of Toluca, built a house and rented land with his father and brothers to grow corn and avocados.
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This slice of land, with China and Japan on either side and Russia in the far north, has suffered invasions, wars, colonialism, occupation and military dictatorships.
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Occidental believes there is potential for as many as 700 new wells on the land, with proves reserves of about 41 million barrels of oil equivalent.
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They called the closest air medical provider and drove Whitney to a nearby school football field, where the helicopter could land with the critical care team.
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A fierce Kurdish nationalist, he was the first democratically elected head of state in a land with a history going back to the dawn of civilization.
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But Chris's revelation simply doesn't land with much impact, and its flatness means the moral arguments in "Smithereens" lack resonance, and worse, the drama lacks punch.
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The Nairobi bombing, for instance, prompted the US to move embassies to larger tracts of land with significant space between perimeter fences and the buildings themselves.
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It's either legitimate to occupy federal land with weapons, and threaten to use them against agents of the government to settle petty squabbles, or it is not.
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Maybe in part because in every Shaker object there is a strict connection to the land, with local materials and the hand of the maker always present.
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This marks the company's 14th successful landing and its 6th successful one on land, with the rest of them taking place on drone ships in the ocean.
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In total, this new estimate shows that, excluding land with glaciers, Earth is covered by just under 300,000 square miles (773,000 square kilometers) of rivers and streams.
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Mr Quiroga had requested for priority to land with air-traffic control, but he was rebuffed: another plane had a fuel leak and needed to land first.
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The auction was particularly successful because the "solar park" is on land with a grid connection, and offers a more robust payment structure than in previous auctions.
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The "Blue Marble" shows Earth as it looks from space: a blue sphere overlaid by large brown swatches of land, with wisps of white cloud floating above.
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Another big storm system is set to hit east Texas tomorrow and Friday, raising the levels of already-swollen rivers and further inundating saturated land with rain.
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But if storage costs continue to decline, the possibility of combining batteries on land with energy from the giant battery pack in the sky could be unbeatable.
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But to a man desperate for redemption (and a hard-boiled author in need of a rest), this forbidding land, with its peculiar customs, proves irresistibly seductive.
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He and his family live in a rented house on rented land, with his father supplementing the farm income by working in a government department, Lashari said.
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How to manage the joy you naturally experience on the road with musicians and great figures and beautiful land... with the unfathomably painful politics all around you.
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Amitav Ghosh's "In an Antique Land," with its mixture of memoir and unearthed history, that was written in 1992, still feels an essential book of our time.
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Many governments have included biofuels in their renewable energy plans but environmentalists and rights groups say growing plant-based fuels can compete for land with food production.
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You may not think you can capture the wind, the sea and the stark raw beauty of a mystical land with a chunk of clay and glaze.
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The house was positioned close to the edge of Blue Hill Bay, on a high, curved piece of land with views of the water on two sides.
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Eventually, he added, they expect to graduate to a larger piece of land with room for a proper inn and a collection of tepees scattered around it.
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Considering that Musk is the chairman of both companies and his cousins run SolarCity, it seems unlikely that the solar energy company will land with anyone else.
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It was unclear, for instance, where the state would find the space to build the affordable housing or the vacant land with which to create new parks.
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Two planes from fellow NATO-member Romania were expected to land with specialized search and rescue equipment and help was coming from Italy and Turkey, Xhacka said.
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In Nineveh, which accounts for almost half Iraq's cultivated land with 2100 million donums devoted to grain, officials recorded 22017 fires between May 1223 and June 2122.
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Their upbeat songs, however, land with a joyless thud, beholden to excessive notions about how hard the drums must hit and how gritty the guitars must sound.
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It always seems to end on a field of rolling wheat or patchy grass; some useless no-man's-land with no cover and no reason to be there.
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RV parks in the area are full of displaced residents, and locating open plots of land with the capability to host the units has been a slow process.
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But most things in The Fosters land with ease — clunky as it is, there's a foundation of support that ensures things are never going to fall to pieces.
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Typically, over land, with these types of systems there could be hurricane-force wind gusts that could be 20133 mph or greater along the southeastern New England coast.
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We're talking a daytime-chic dress that one would wear on land with relatively zero discomfort — turned on its head, thrown into choppy waters, and expected to swim.
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He is also, after successfully lobbying Kansas's governor to change the rules, the only secretary of state in the land with the power to prosecute people for it.
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A group of young men and women is growing chilli, spinach and vegetables on about one acre of common land with training from WRI, said Elin Purnamasari, 24.
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Erdogan says he needs the proposed new powers to tackle Kurdish rebels, Islamist militants and other political enemies in a land with a history of unstable coalition governments.
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Many passenger jets already rely on software to fly and land, with humans manually controlling some planes for an average of seven minutes or less during each flight.
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Major indexes are hovering around nowhere land, with the Dow down a bit, the up just a tad, and the Nasdaq tech barometer the best of the bunch.
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Those tempted to flee should "know that the value of staying on your land with honor is a thousand times better than the price of retreating with shame".
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I couldn't believe I was standing in a land with thousands of years of history — one that my teachers told me about in school — and it was deserted.
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Just 41% of evangelicals said Jews not only have a "biblical right" to the land of Israel but also a responsibility to share the land with Palestinian Arabs.
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"My physical reaction when I got on dry land with my dog, it was really similar to some stuff I did while deployed (in the Navy)," Chris said.
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While Obama's EPA rule applied nationally, the Interior standards were targeted to drillers on federal land, with an eye toward reducing waste of a resource owned by taxpayers.
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He got in a good line about being the other Rhodes Scholar mayor on the stage, a light jab at Pete Buttigieg that didn't land with much force.
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Members of the Dogon ethnic group — a hunting and farming community with a long history of tensions over access to land with the nomadic Fulani people — were blamed.
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BUEN JARDIN DE CALLARU, Peru — Pablo García Cahuaza is part of a small group of locals here learning how to defend their land with the help of technology.
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The state also contributed the land, with the $4.5 million value to be returned over time, said Thomas Osha, Wexford's senior vice president of innovation and economic development.
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Hers was a red-eye back to Georgia, where she would land with just enough time to get a bus back to Athens and make her morning classes.
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" President Hassan Rouhani said in an Eid al-Fitr message: "I believe the land of Palestine will be returned to owners of the land with the help by god.
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The plane was able to safely land with minor damage to the fuselage, but the bomber was sucked out of the plane through the whole created by the explosion.
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The cooperative persuaded the department of public works to allow its farmers to work the land, with promises of financial help and full ownership once they reached commercial viability.
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There, he is rebirthed and transformed, and he repopulates the land with his own floral incarnation, just as human self-love has refashioned the planet in our own image.
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Mr. Rose's design makes use of the steep waterfront land, with the artificial grass tennis court at the top of the property and a driveway leading to garaging below.
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These latest designations come just over a week before Obama leaves office — a last-minute effort to set aside swaths of public land with historic, cultural, and ecological importance.
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This is an argument that seems to land with certain lawmakers, and they've really worked to stress that they are not going to do anything without US regulatory approval.
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We can keep jam jars of pocket change on the counter, labeled "Never-Never Land" with a piece of tape, so we don't forget to save up for visits.
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In both the north and south of the parched Golden State, the rapidly-evolving circumstances are similar: profoundly dried-out land with the arrival of persistently dry, gusty winds.
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Air traffic control is allowing flights to land with spacing of 30 miles (48 km) between them, compared with normal spacing of between three and five miles, she said.
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The CICADAs deploy from the tube once it's released from the aircraft, and fly on to their target, where they can land with accuracy of around 5 meters square.
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"The portfolio to be included would be mainly land with a gross value of around 1 billion euros", the source said, confirming an earlier report on financial website Vozpopuli.
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The Excalibur, once a maze of alleyways connecting 187 pastel-coloured prefabs, has long been a target for development as it occupies prime London land, with prime property prices.
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Critics say neither side addresses the more controversial issue of millions of indigenous people and small farmers being forcefully removed from their ancestral land with little consultation or compensation.
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Indeed, it's not uncommon for indigenous peoples to identify veneration of their ancestors and of their ancestral land with the celebration of the life-giving character of the Earth.
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With her choice to move West, she consecrated the land with her paintbrush, and her paintings became shorthand for understanding a state for those who have never been there.
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"I think that everybody agrees that to go by land with 100 tons in a few trucks is better than a few tons by helicopter," Mr. Egeland told reporters.
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Lomahquahu will serve as a co-chair of the new Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition, which will administer the use of the land with federal and state government partners.
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He supports farmers over indigenous people, and has said no more tribal land would be made into official indigenous reserves, which would have provided their land with more protections.
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Many of those residents live in waterfront areas, on land with prime real-estate value, and have no official housing documentation, noted Isa Sanusi, spokesman for Amnesty International Nigeria.
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The plane was able to safely land with minor damage to the fuselage, but the bomber was sucked out of the plane through the hole created by the explosion.
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Its workers needed a place to stay during the decade-long process, and so the government exchanged a plot of land with the Navajo Nation that would become Page.
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But it's not new: Before colonizers landed on the East Coast, Native nations had long treasured and protected the waterways, natural resources, and beings they shared the land with.
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Rather than owning the unit outright, a buyer co-owns the property -- whether it's a small apartment building, townhouse or a piece of land with several single family homes.
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Jiayuguan Journal JIAYUGUAN, China — The fortress stands watch in a parched land with snow-encrusted mountains beyond, a lone rook on the empty chessboard of western China's Gobi Desert.
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"The sublime is a region of pleasurable peril, a wondrous land with deep undertows and the pungent scent of suspense," writes guest curator Suzanne Ramljak in the exhibition catalogue.
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She takes Ariel's voice while Ariel's running around on land with Eric, knowing that her beauty will be enough to win his love and progress her plan of domination.
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Under the new law, community members must meet to choose a land management committee, register themselves and agree the boundaries of their land with government officials before receiving title deeds.
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She and Malika Haqq, her longtime BFF, talk about a trip to "the land" with Kim and Kourt to finally see what Khloe's world is like on the east coast.
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I see land with no people, and I have access to spaces where I can escape from the daily grind, zoom out from where I am, and reboot my brain.
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And that's exactly why the tax story, like the Washington Post's broad, Pulitzer Prize–winning look at his supposed philanthropy, didn't land with the explosive impact some might have expected.
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Several states have amended their laws to make it easier and more beneficial for women to own land, with lower interest rates on loans and lower registration fees for women.
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This year, however, they expect their income to increase as they return to wheat production, after years spent planting some of their land with less lucrative vegetables and tending poultry.
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The most vulnerable point for NATO will be the Baltic states—lying on a small, flat, thinly populated strip of land with few natural frontiers and nowhere to retreat to.
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But unlike former formal settlers, they will not receive a plot of land with new title deeds, nor the one million birr compensation per household promised for constructing new homes.
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As Palestinians lose hope for a state of their own, some favour a "one-state" deal: a single state on all the land with equal rights for Jews and Arabs.
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Eventually, we might even be able to tap into a plant's natural photosynthetic processes to generate electricity from the sun, without having to cover acres of land with solar cells.
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That makes the relentlessly upbeat ending — with its dutiful deus ex machina and an exhortation to just forget your worries since tomorrow has to be better — land with a thud.
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Miles Teller, who headlined Chazelle's previous film, Whiplash, was in negotiations to be the leading man in La La Land, with Emma Watson in Stone's role, according to the director.
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The area is part of China's Belt and Road Initiative, which aims to link China by sea and land with Southeast and Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa.
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Mayer was expected to leave Yahoo after Verizon finalized the deal and Yahoo ceased to be an independent company, but it wasn't clear if she'd land with new owner Verizon.
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The British diplomat who designed the flag of Arab independence, Mark Sykes, carved up that same Arab land with his French counterpart, François Georges-Picot, into French and British mandates.
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But the apolitical response Deneen offers, mercilessly dissected by Szalai—repairing to the land with your family to grow your own food and practice your religion—gives the game away.
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In the Republican-controlled Congress, the president's plan would be expected to land with a thud on Capitol Hill but those blueprints have never failed to to get a hearing.
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At the center of Morrowind's map stood the Red Mountain, a domineering volcano that belched ash into the sky, blighting the land with ruined crops, poor visibility, and terrible disease.
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As a young soldier in the Canadian Army, I traveled to Gjoa Haven to learn how to hunt, fish, build shelters, and navigate on the land with the specialized unit.
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If what you need after days alone in your room is to spend a couple of hours in a fantasy land with your friends, Cats is the right jellicle choice.
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It's a lot, but the novel is about more than individual events; it's about life in the Nation when it was a sovereign land with a government of its own.
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Not only has the Floating City replaced streets with canals and land with islands, but its buildings also sit on wooden piles, driven into the ground deep below the water.
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Conservation easements, a tool aimed at incentivizing private land conservation, provide a tax break for landowners when they donate land with certain environmental or historical features to a qualified trust.
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Mr. Lee also tasked himself with ensuring that the evil of the Klan, its iconography and cinematic imagery so familiar to contemporary audiences, could still land with the needed impact.
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Many fans wore T-shirts saying, "Defend the Land," with "Land" being both a nickname for Cleveland and a signifier of the proprietary feeling its residents have for their town.
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Unlike the easily accessible Trump Tower in New York, the Bedminster club is cushioned by acres of private land, with Mr. Trump's residence a mile away from the guard booth.
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" As a scene from the Book of Revelation this leaves something to be desired: "And lo, the beast did come forth and lay waste to the land with widespread showers.
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As Maria clings to her plot of land with all her might, she is drawn into the violence around her and is forced to confront the color of her skin.
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Britney was on Australia's KIIS radio with Kyle and Jackie O, when they asked who she'd prefer making the long ass flight to Aussie land with -- Katy Perry or Taylor?
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"When there's that added extra rotation, you have to jump higher, and it takes a lot more force, and when there's more applied force, you land with more force," she said.
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The exposition comes awkwardly in The Dark Tower, with an unapologetic frankness that makes some of the potentially more poetic, mythic reveals land with all the grace of a dropped anvil.
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Moonlight star Mahershala Ali, who won the "Best Supporting Actor" award for his work in the film, also shared kind words about La La Land with Entertainment Weekly after the mixup.
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His tremendous sentimentality is a major issue, bogging down his efforts at realism in flag-waving, tear-jerking scenes that try to make every heartfelt emotion land with mortar-fire force.
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Typically, the only big-money blockbusters of little substance that land with U.S. audiences come with an established brand attached, like Transformers or DC Comics movies such as Batman v Superman.
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Ring Fit Adventure has you, the unnamed and (naturally) mute protagonist, journeying through a series of worlds and levels chasing after Dragaux, a swole dragon who's infecting the land with… something.
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She will drive in Sunday's Daytona 500 where, after failing to land with a top-tier team in her penultimate race, will pilot to No. 7 GoDaddy Chevrolet for Premium Motorsports.
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Now, equating the "piracy" of colonial forces and the stealing of land with the piracy that is the illegal downloading of movies may seem like a trivial pursuit, but just watch.
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Stone, repped by WME, Anonymous Content and attorney PJ Shapiro, was most recently seen in Woody Allen's "Irrational Man," and has Damien Chazelle's "La La Land" with Ryan Gosling coming up.
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Jerry Rice says Antonio Brown deserves an Academy Award for the performance he put on in Oakland ... 'cause the superstar played EVERYONE like a fiddle to ultimately land with the Patriots.
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"It creates a lot of stress, a lot of unknown and a lot of tension," said Ms. Soll, who has also been working to clear her own land with her husband.
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On the edge of the wild horse range in Challis in central Idaho, Jackie Ingram, a rancher, has shared 168,700 acres of public land with the mustang herds for 46 years.
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Trump has empowered what's worst in Israel, and as long as he is president, it may be that Israel can kill Palestinians, demolish their homes and appropriate their land with impunity.
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The agency, known as Incra, is responsible for demarcating land for new farming settlements, often created on remote Brazilian land with no other owner, much of it in the Amazon rainforest.
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LOS ANGELES — Oscar voters showered the neo-musical "La La Land" with 14 nominations on Tuesday, a tie with "Titanic" and "All About Eve" for the most in Academy Award history.
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"In agriculture right now, we are learning how to grow more crops with less water, with less land, with less energy," Hurd said, adding, "We all know about autonomous driving cars."
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A. The goal is to facilitate construction of a border wall on private land with private funds along the southern border in conjunction with federal government efforts to construct the wall.
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To that end, he had ordered a review of the size of 27 monuments: land with cultural, historical or scientific importance preserved from development by past presidents under the Antiquities Act.
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Depending on who you ask, 20-year-old Pulisic could land with big-time Premier League giants like Chelsea or Liverpool ... but Pulisic himself has been mum on his future come January.
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The work is provocative, though it diverges wildly from Painter's work — concerned with immigrant populations and their attempts to ideologically make themselves a home in new land — with which it is paired.
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He was once one of the most vilified celebrities in all the land (with good reason), and yet he keeps managing to reinvent himself enough to pop up in the oddest places.
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But Saunders and other nation members fear U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to sever their land with a border wall will be no different to slicing through their culture and their community.
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All signs pointed to contaminants in the soil, as people worked the land with bare feet and samples revealed earth rich in volcanic clays containing certain irritant minerals that enter the skin.
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"It makes no technological or economic sense [for Ethiopia] to irrigate land with that water," as it would involve pumping it back upstream, says Kenneth Strzepek of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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With more water, the tribe would think about opening its own water bottling plant, like the Crystal Geyser factory that sits on private land with water rights near now-dry Owens Lake.
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With the ongoing civil war in Syria, the eastern Mediterranean has also become a venue for military operations, with Russian subs demonstrating their new ability to strike targets on land with missiles.
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In Yiddish, chicken broth is called goldene yoich, golden broth — much as America was called the goldene medina, the golden land — with all the same connotations of richness, sunshine and good fortune.
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The refinery and petrochemical complex is located on 25,000 hectares of swampy land with a jetty to ferry products by sea within Nigeria and abroad including an undersea pipeline to transport gas.
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When the rabbit has a couple of late-film revelations that force her to confront some deeply ugly things about herself, Goodwin makes those moments land with a ton of emotional force.
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The duchess rules over the land with the sword of her father (which Mr. Senelick considers a phallic symbol) and promotes the soldier, Fritz, to general in the interest of seducing him.
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The church sits on land with a cemetery where many of its former members are buried, including Ms. Harris's parents, Joseph Jr. and Hilda Guidry, who died two months apart last year.
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Damien Chazelle returned to open the festival for the second time, following "La La Land," with "First Man," the story of the 1969 moon landing, centering Neil Armstrong, played by Ryan Gosling.
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They would go away for a week or a weekend, drawn by the promise of escape, and return to land with bad sunburns, stories of small adventures and a few extra pounds.
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While several intercontinental ballistic missiles rolled down the streets of Pyongyang, conducting a flight test that proves one could fly that far, and land with accuracy, is so far only an aspiration.
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"Traffic" — an explosion of color and sky, with performers leaping on and off cars and spinning into the pathways between them — opens Damien Chazelle's movie musical "La La Land" with a bang.
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The price of farmland is more varied: land with rich soils used for agriculture can sell for about 713,000 dollars an acre and bushland for as little as 2,000 dollars an acre.
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"That is just not possible," she said, adding it would leave people sicker and result in battles over resources such as water and land, with coastal residents losing homes to rising seas.
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Across the record, there's a very tangible sense of dancing in destruction, as though in a post-apocalyptic country or a land with a dark, dark past that gives the groove more muscle.
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"We will fight for our land with our last blood," he said, as he patrolled a street near the Jarablus town centre, brandishing a rifle and surrounded by a group of small children.
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His return fire could land with deadly impact, galvanizing his millions of supporters into an angry revolt against the Republican Party should he lose the nomination as a result of a contested convention.
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And the question I ultimately sort of land with is do you think that all cryptocurrencies will ultimately have to be regulated like -- I don't know, like a commodity or like a currency?
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"We have lived here a long time, and we have used the forest and cultivated the land with our traditional knowledge," said Darman, who goes by one name, a resident of Gajah Bertalut.
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Aside from the acquisition of the property portfolio from CITIC Limited, COLI also acquired four parcels of land with total attributable GFA of 2.28 million sqm at a cost of CNY8.2bn in 1H16.
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And when Miocic did land with good counters, Ngannou would be convinced that they were in a straight fist-fight and immediately forget about his feet and hips—allowing Miocic to change levels.
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Now they are facing the oldest confrontation in Canadian history: the power of economic motives against indigenous claims to the land with the federal government in between as, at best, a dubious intermediary.
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They left a trail of destruction in Laos, with U.S. planes also using the country as a dumping ground for bombs when their original target was unavailable and planes couldn't land with explosives.
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Lastly, the song is just hard as fuck, and it hit right after the Migos' wrist-generated hurricane hit land with "Versace" and their YRN tape, thus its timestamp will also be remembered.
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A classified United States diplomatic cable disclosed by WikiLeaks in 2010 said that the country's ruler, King Abdullah, told Saudi food companies to find and purchase foreign land with access to fresh water.
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Freese thought he might be traded to the Braves — one of their players had whispered the possibility to him — but was thrilled to land with the Dodgers, even at a relatively new position.
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Still more important in the long run is the work of ensuring that people are not compelled to save their lives by escaping from their native land, with no prospect of ever returning.
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Or maybe, he said, it's that the sun is a reminder of the labor of country life: waking up early to fish, working the land with his father, fetching breadfruit for his mother.
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But at Antelope Canyon, a sandstone formation on Navajo land with famously undulating walls, Vivid Warm is more than that: It's what helps make the often inconvenient and expensive trip here worth it.
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That ballet aside, none of the musical numbers land with the impact that makes audiences clap their hands raw, although I enjoyed Mr. Loehr's and Ms. Hull's artfully awkward take on the tango.
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The plan included developing 150 acres of vacant buildings and empty land with the three subway stations and a station for the Virginia Railway Express, which connects to major cities in the state.
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"There is a scarcity of culturally-relevant, accessible farmer training programs to meet the demand of folks of color who want to work the land with dignity," said Leah Penniman, Soulfire's co-founder.
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When Naja notices something amiss, an emotionally charged secret her hosts have been hiding becomes the play's big reveal — a tangled, wobbly moment that doesn't land with anywhere near the force it needs.
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But the black people that create these works are often treated with little humanity, a fact inadvertently highlighted by "La La Land," with its treatment of jazz and near lack of black characters.
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But interviewed prior to Tuesday's premiere, he also realizes that despite the high-profile lead-in, the show could land with a dull thud, given the difficulty of launching and sustaining new comedies.
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"We need to revisit constitutional provisions which allow for the expropriation of land with just compensation, as opposed to fair compensation, and look at foreign ownership of land, especially absentee land owners," Geingob said.
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"We've got a lot of land with nobody around, and so if it blows up, it's cool," Musk said about the yet-to-be-built Starhopper prototype at a press conference in February 2018.
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The idea that Australia was empty and belonged to no one when the British discovered it in 1770, terra nullius allowed European settlers to take the land with no regard for its original inhabitants.
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Sharing the land with the region's famed lentils - Castelluccio's small, brown pulses are prized by chefs around the world - poppies, daisies and cornflowers provide a floral carpet that has become an annual tourist attraction.
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In a sense, they are similar to the vista seen from the Nets' practice court — in the foreground are acres of undeveloped land, with the glories of big-city success beckoning in the distance.
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But when it comes to mutual funds, 22019 million mutual fund shareholders are stuck in a pre-internet world of thick paper shareholder reports, which land with a thud in mailboxes twice a year.
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It could also create a new model for how public lands are managed: The tribal coalition of Navajos, Zunis, Hopis, Utes and Ute Mountain Utes wants to jointly manage the land with the government.
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Singapore is known as the Garden City, and the tiny country has zealously filled its land with greenery — including at the university, which has placed gardens in spare nooks all around its modern buildings.
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"We've got to be able to produce food on as little land with as few inputs as possible… The less land we're using, the more we can free up for natural habitats," he added.
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A pipeline company was able to take a strip of the Jones' land with government deployment of a legal tool known as eminent domain, a constitutional mechanism reserved for use in the public good.
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In regions where there is a clear need to expand agriculturally, such as areas in Africa, the report recommends land with a low carbon cost per ton of crop be used for this purpose.
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And so to me this just like hammers it home now, where there's this fraught moment in the night before the battle where they're alone the apartment and it just doesn't land with me.
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It didn't land with the Geishas, but the red shade from the Chanel Palette Essentielle in Caramel Intense was so beautiful on Thandie that I used it as both blush and lipstick for the look.
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While I've always more-or-less enjoyed the Uncharted series and The Last of Us, the developer's games never seemed to hit me with the same force that they seem to land with for others.
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The National Weather Service forecast office in New Orleans is monitoring the threat for up to 4 to 6 feet of inundation above normally dry land with the storm, as a reasonable worst case scenario.
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As you learn in the very early parts of the game, a century ago, powerful evil destroyed much of the world, allowing nature to reclaim castles, and littering the land with abandoned machines of war.
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When he helped lead the company's first trainer course in Israel in 2014, he filmed his visits to historic sites for a six-part, CrossFit-branded video series called The Holy Land With Russell Berger.
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Sony's opening of "Underworld: Blood Wars" is looking at a fourth-place finish with $13.1 million at 3,070 locations, followed by Lionsgate's expansion of awards contender "La La Land" with $10 million at 904,515 venues.
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Although St. Louis inched closer to the Promised Land with a 227-23 triumph in Game 22 on Saturday afternoon in Dallas, forward Alex Steen cautioned his club that it shouldn't look too far ahead.
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We have El Salvadorian writers, we have Cuban, Puerto Rican, Mexican, and we have white guys too and we have German guys and Jewish guys, because I want my show to land with them too.
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The freezing nights, the food shortages and -- worst of all -- the mortars and artillery shells that land with terrifying regularity on this area of desert, which is a temporary home to sheep and cattle herders.
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But the continued mistreatment of the land with modern means of agricultural production has accelerated today's destruction to the point that the loss of arable land is now projected at 35 times the historical rate.
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I paint for fewer hours, since I began conserving land with the intensity of focus that I currently hold; there are really great conservation possibilities that won't be nearly as plentiful five years from now.
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Jim Austin, 58, has lived there for 12 years in a house called Rimrock Ranch on a quirky plot of land with numerous structures, including a red barn with the word "breathe" written on it.
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And I mean thoroughly: "Any bipedal creature running and jumping on the roof of a car would land with its head, hands and fingers toward the front of the car and its windscreen," Radford noted.
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That citation would land with the Department of Justice, which has a track record of ignoring such requests against administration officials in the past, including under both former presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
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The majority of farms are flood-irrigated from the Nile, using the ancient technique of allowing water to flood over the land with little control, leading to huge losses in water to runoff and evaporation.
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The millions of drivers who navigate the city's freeways may beg to differ, but the writer and director Damien Chazelle nonetheless opens his new film, "La La Land," with a buoyant musical number in traffic.
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He describes the land with a geologist's eye, and shares the anecdotes that colored his experience, such as an interaction with a suspicious (and armed) tribe of Bushmen who were skeptical of his team's instruments.
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As a carpenter who spoke little English, Joseph worked on construction sites in New Jersey until he scraped together enough money to develop plots of land with partners, who included another refugee family, the Wilfs.
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But environmental activists are concerned about the spread of oil development at NPR-A, particularly the potential damage that could be done to such a huge area of protected land with so many unique ecosystems.
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Which leads us to Day 100 and Phosphorescent's poignant cover of Woodie Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" with Matthew Houck's voice is delicate and hopeful over the high organ chords and gently-picked acoustic guitar.
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The Founding Fathers designed our system this way in the Constitution for a very important reason: liberty is elusive in a large land with a diverse population if government power is centralized and monopolized in Washington.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rampant corruption and weak laws are fuelling attacks on indigenous people trying to protect their land, with murders more than doubling in five years to a record high, researchers said on Thursday.
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And though the vast majority of protesters were peaceful, some have used violence, setting fire to Israeli land with flaming kites and balloons, launching rockets and mortars into Israel, and shooting at Israeli soldiers, killing one.
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"On this day, we are carrying out a deployment by air and land with the sole purpose to return the democratic power to the people and to ensure the laws to establish constitutional order," he said.
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But by announcing he is running for the highest office in the land with a video that features his husband, he's already on the path to accomplishing what he set out to do in his column.
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Point Nemo, named for the submarine sailor from Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, is 1,670 miles away from the nearest land, with the Pitcairn Islands to the north and Antarctica to the south.
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But if anyone at either of these companies thinks the average user is following which requests are more likely to land with Cortana versus Alexa, they have officially drunk too much of their own Kool-Aid.
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Tracks with titles like "The Way of the Tree of Life" land with colossally cosmic thuds—like a spiritual pulsar, bridging the gap between it and the thousands of years of ecstatic music that presaged it.
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That meant buying (and painstakingly renovating) an eight-acre property with an aging seven-room motel strip, an 22014s barn and farmhouse with original pine flooring, and open land with a trout stream running behind it.
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Dallas-Fort Worth airport, which has more than 17,000 acres of land, with some 463,000 to 5,000 acres available for development, may take a more expansive view than other airports in developing outside sources of income.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Solar power companies in Southeast Asian that are competing for land with agriculture, industry and expanding populations have found an innovative alternative: placing floating panels in lakes, dams, reservoirs and the sea.
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"What will have the most impact is the Government's intention to address the availability of land with planning permission and public recognition of the amount of investment poised to enter the Build-to-Rent market," proffered Leech.
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They also proved to those on the outside something the Baniwa had long known: The Amazon does indeed have rich land with insurmountable potential, but deforestation does not have to be a part of making it profitable.
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In challenging terrain colonized after the United States, it was not the mythical cowboy who tamed the Australian frontier; it was the egalitarian collective, farmers working together to protect the land, with fire as the primary threat.
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Their grandson, the journalist and scholar Ian Buruma, begins "Their Promised Land" with an evocation of a family Christmas in the 1950s, "a daylong feast of Edwardian gluttony," punctuated by elaborate present-giving and loud, competitive conversations.
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The oldest speaker of the endangered Nyikina language, Loongkoonan spent her youth exploring the land with her grandparents by foot, learning about bush tucker — animals and plants eaten in the outback — and the lay of the land.
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The proposed railway line will be part of China's Belt and Road initiative, which aims to link China by sea and land with southeast and central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa, through an infrastructure network.
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The word itself is Anglo-Saxon: wæs hæl means "be healthy" and for centuries, local people have taken a cup of something—preferably alcoholic—and toasted their neighbours and land with good health for the coming year.
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By creating cloud atlases, the researchers were able to better predict the location of plants and animals on land with unprecedented spatial resolution, allowing them to study certain species, including those that are often in remote places.
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The closest thing he had to a tangible win on transit—federal money for the much-ridiculed Scarborough subway extension—has seen a radically changed plan, and the credit will land with a mayor not named Ford.
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Of course, as mothers, we all want to have the opportunity to be good role models, but the reality is that we have no idea what will truly land with our kids — what will stick with them.
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Then followed the succession of American-backed dictators, the killing of some three million Indochinese and the poisoning of the land with Agent Orange and other defoliants in a futile war to prevent the reunification of Vietnam.
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Since then, the owner, CBI Acquisitions, has refused to rebuild without an extension to its agreement with the National Park Service, running through 2023, that allows the company to use the federally owned land with few restrictions.
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Josh Lilley, a dealer based in the Fitzrovia district of London, has transformed his gallery into a garishly colored "Bad Land," with videos, sculptures and neon pieces that aim to evoke the loneliness of today's consumer culture.
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Arab analysts believe Kushner's economic plan is an attempt to buy off opposition to Israel's occupation of Palestinian land with a multibillion-dollar bribe to pay off the neighboring hosts of millions of Palestinian refugees to integrate them.
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While the Cozy Cone Motel garners most of the attention in Cars Land with its cone-shaped buildings, the new Cool Dinoco Blue Shake is available a few steps away at the Googie-inspired Flo's V-8 Cafe.
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Arab analysts believe Kushner's economic plan is an attempt to buy off opposition to Israel's occupation of Palestinian land with a multibillion-dollar bribe to pay off the neighbouring hosts of millions of Palestinian refugees to integrate them.
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" Named after former Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Elmo R. "Bud" Zumwalt Jr. , the ships&apos combat capabilities were originally focused around hitting targets on land with 155mm guns firing out newly made "Long-Range Land-Attack Projectiles.
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This is the second major original content project we've seen come out of Apple's efforts to build a major scripted video media push, following the news that Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories anthology series revival will land with Apple.
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Jersey Girl — which turns 15 on Tuesday — didn't land with the same impact as writer/director Kevin Smith's most iconic comedies, but it did mark the end of an era for one of Hollywood's most iconic love stories.
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"I see a consistency in him that's rare in most human beings and politicians," said Koenig, who performed acoustic versions of Vampire Weekend songs Saturday and a duet of "This Land Is Your Land" with Sanders on stage.
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A day after dropping the game to the Panthers, Eli was asked about the interview and did his typical self-deprecating, I'm-Such-A-Goober schtick— —only this time it didn't land with one specific person: Lil Wayne.
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But for this year's event to land with the same impact it did 10 years ago, two things must occur: First, we must commit to unearthing ideas and stories that go well beyond the usual tropes about Africa.
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Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, Sam Neill, Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard have all roamed this land with the dinosaurs, but now it's in danger of being ravaged by Mother Nature ... so everyone's gotta get the hell out.
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As a result of this destruction three of the Earth's 14 major ecological communities, or biomes, now no longer have any remaining wilderness areas that are considered "globally significant" (meaning swathes of land with over 10,000 square kilometers).
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"Know that the value of staying on your land with honor is a thousand times better than the price of retreating with shame," he said in an audio recording, according to a translation from The New York Times.
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"Game of Thrones" feels relevant now, not simply because it allows us to speculate about which terrible real-life leader most resembles the sadistic King Joffrey, or see how climate change can blight the land with supernatural force.
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Teixeira, who was environment minister for six years, said it is often forgotten that while 130 million hectares of land are under federal protection, big and small farmers control 100 million hectares of biodiverse land, with tensions rising.
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The two parts of the vehicle will then fall back to Earth; the rocket is designed to land propulsively, using its engine to lower itself to the ground, while the capsule will land with the aid of parachutes.
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As part of the package of measures, ministers also agreed on the share of renewable fuels to be used in transport, while setting a cap on first-generation biofuels, which critics say compete for agricultural land with food.
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The discovery of oil in the Kerio Valley sparked off a rush for land with "powerful individuals" irregularly transferring community land into their names, said Joel Kiptunoi, an elder of the Kong'ot clan, who are mainly herders and farmers.
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In areas west of the port city of Beira, hundreds of people were trapped for more than a week after Idai hit, surviving in vast tracts of submerged land with no access to clean water and shrinking food supplies.
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Arab analysts believe the economic plan is an attempt to buy off opposition to Israel's occupation of Palestinian land with a multi-billion dollar bribe to pay off the neighbouring hosts of millions of Palestinian refugees to integrate them.
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Arab analysts believe Kushner's economic plan is an attempt to buy off opposition to Israel's occupation of Palestinian land with a multi-billion dollar bribe to pay off the neighboring hosts of millions of Palestinian refugees to integrate them.
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Even around the arid Kalahari food is plentiful (at least when the tribes are not forced to share the land with farmers and ranchers)—so much so that the typical adult need work less than 20 hours per week.
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The Belt and Road plan, championed by Xi, aims to link China by sea and land with southeast and central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa, through an infrastructure network on the lines of the old Silk Road.
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But the city, where almost 60 percent of the population lives in slums, has seen repeated clashes over land with residents forcefully evicted from homes that are then razed by bulldozers, and their belongings thrown on to the street.
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During the battles over the tightening of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness regulations in the 1970s, Bill Rom became a symbol among local residents, who for generations had enjoyed this land with few restrictions, of environmentalism run amok.
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And if you give it your all in a job you can land with a high-school diploma (or less), that job might not exist for very long: Half of all new positions are eliminated within the first year.
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Here in Piedmont, where an ancient ocean enriched the land with minerals and the sun kissed the hills in just the right way, the Italian news media noted with shock the harvesting of grapes for white wine in July.
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Her clients can spend time with the birds, watching, holding and encouraging them to fly or land, with her sessions taking place at the Cheshire Falconry, a visitor centre for birds of prey, and other locations, such as schools.
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Not even "La La Land," with its dogged adherence to plausibility, can resist the magic of C.G.I., which enables Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling, the film's lovers, to fly into the nighttime sky and dance among the twinkling constellations.
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James became irate at the officials for a no-call on Curry, who ran beneath the Cavs star and didn't let him land with 2124:2114 remaining in the quarter as James caught Love's long pass and went out of bounds.
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Wayne Allen Huntsman, who initially pleaded not guilty to setting the nearly month-long King Fire, changed his plea and admitted to three counts of arson to forest land with enhancements for causing injury to firefighters and destruction of property.
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But I would do it all over just to find myself lying on a rock in the middle of a rushing river, in a vast jungle, in a foreign land, with a cute boy who reaches over to kiss me.
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Musk also noted that the precision for propulsive landing is now good enough that the company probably doesn't even need legs for the next version – it can land with enough precision the rocket will land back on its launch mounts.
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It has snapped up cheap properties in Chile and Argentina, next to larger areas of disused public land, with the aim of donating them to the state on condition that adjacent private and public plots are united into single national parks.
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The law, if passed, would create a labeling scheme for consumers to easily see devices that are "Secure by Design," said James, giving consumers greater confidence that the devices land with a baseline level of security out of the box.
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In the realm of the Fish and Wildlife Service, which oversees animal refuges all over the nation, the killing of the land mitigation rule could very well mean more damaged land, with little effort to minimize this harm, said McCoy.
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Park crams an unseemly number of gags into this one—unfortunately, the ending leaves a bitter aftertaste when you remember all the indigenous peoples who were not offered the chance to reclaim their stolen land with a bit of friendly sport.
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The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) plan, championed by Xi, aims to link China by sea and land with Southeast and Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa, through an infrastructure network on the lines of the old Silk Road.
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"That's why you want to progress to where you're doing exercises where you fall from a height, land with a lot of stiffness, spend very little time on the ground, then automatically reverse and jump back in the air," Kechijian says.
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The Senator himself is campaigning hard in the midwest, where last night he organized a rally and concert at the University of Iowa, featuring a rendition of "This Land Is Your Land" with help from Vampire Weekend and Cornel West.
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The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), championed by Xi, aims to link China by sea and land with southeast and central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa, through an infrastructure network on the lines of the old Silk Road.
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As it flew, it charted the kind of path it had done dozens of times before, carpeting thousands of hectares of land with soft fingers of meat, laying down nearly half a million baits in the course of one month.
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Would we finally, in the grandest episode the show has ever attempted, get a fight that was just too large to render in a way that would both do justice to the conflict and also land with sufficient emotional impact?
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Tom's future is up in the air ... no one knows which NFL team he's gonna land with as he nears free agency after 20 years with the New England Patriots -- but for now, he's just digging everyday life with Gisele.
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The Belt and Road initiative, championed by President Xi Jinping, aims to link China by sea and land with southeast and central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa, through an infrastructure network on the lines of the old Silk Road.
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Franz, whose father was killed in World War I, who works the land with a steady hand, a loyal wife and three fair-haired children, seems like both an ideal target of Nazi propaganda and an embodiment of the Aryan ideal.
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He's one of a handful of immigrant farm entrepreneurs who have graduated Alba in recent years and gone on to acquire land with help from California FarmLink — a financial institution that has provided $5.2 million in loans to Alba graduates.
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The Democratic House proposal, H.R. 51, offered by Norton, would carve out a two-square-mile area—housing Capitol Hill, the White House, and the Supreme Court—as federal land, with the remainder of the District forming as a new state.
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The Belt and Road Initiative plan, championed by Xi, aims to link China by sea and land with Southeast and Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa, through an infrastructure network on the lines of the old Silk Road.
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While episodes of TV usually take place over a few days, "Underground" sporadically jumps ahead in time without any warning, more and more quickly, illustrating exactly how frayed everyone's nerves are getting while also making jokes land with startling force.
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Faced with those prospects, there is a compelling reason for the "swing justice" to land with the liberal justices in a 5-3 decision now against Texas's abortion regulations, thus sparing the Court from another round in the abortion politics fray.
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Silva was forced to take his finger off the trigger on his counters because Weidman was advertising so many false strikes and opening up so little, at which point Weidman could land with good jabs, or the occasional right hands or low kicks.
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He had been looking at the online forecasts from the National Hurricane Center and agreed with their essential conclusions: Harvey was a well-organized storm that would land with hurricane force on the Texas Gulf Coast somewhere between Corpus Christi and Port O'Connor.
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This oasis from white terrorism and chattel slavery was founded by and named after James Weeks, a longshoreman and former slave from Virginia who scraped together enough money to buy land with other black men who understood the world they lived in.
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The area is key to China's Belt and Road Initiative, which aims to link China by sea and land with Southeast and Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa, through an infrastructure network on the lines of the old Silk Road.
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"We found that the land with a cloud forest climate in most regions is largely forested, which may help species persist in the face of climate change," she said, noting that governments could take steps to protect intact cloud forests from future deforestation.
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About this time last year, the first generation Spectre x360 was capturing the heart of tech journalists across the land with zippy internals, a solid build and an innovative yet simplistic swiveling design that does double duty as a laptop and tablet.
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By only running with The Daily Telegraph, The Times, The Guardian and the London-centric Metro, which together have a combined circulation of only around 2.7 million, the adverts will fail to land with entire swaths of Facebook-using British newspaper readers.
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For a month-and-a-half last January, it was transformed into a media circus as militants armed with assault rifles ran roughshod over the land with bulldozers, tore out fences and dug through the office basements to disturb Native American artifacts.
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Because the indigenous group does not have a formal title plantation owners were able to register ownership of the land with a local official, a practice that is not uncommon in rural areas where property rights are not well regulated, Melo said.
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Beijing's Belt and Road initiative seeks to link China by sea and land with southeast and central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa, through a network along the lines of the old Silk Road as well as through an Arctic route.
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Thomas said the Kelantan government had granted logging licenses to private companies, and that these companies had entered the native land "with heavy vehicles, clearing out truckloads of timber and vast areas of the forest to set up durian and rubber tree plantations".
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SavingSpecies works with local organizations around the world to buy land with the goal of restoring forests that have been destroyed, often because of logging, agricultural expansion, mining and oil extraction, and protecting the species that are under threat as a result.
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It did not say whether these loans would be for Chinese companies only, or any firms involved in the Belt and Road Initiative, which seeks to link China by sea and land with Southeast and Central Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
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After all, he had secured the company's presence on the South Bank and its reputation for good, diverse work with productions of plays as different as Pinter's "No Man's Land," with John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson, and Aeschylus' "The Oresteia," complete with masks.
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That year, Vine Deloria Jr., a member of the Standing Rock Sioux, published his seminal book Custer Died for Your Sins, an incisive, and hilarious indictment of the shallow American understanding of the modern Indigenous communities and nations they shared the land with.
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By that I mean, hopefully all of us will be well into our retirements, and if that is the case, the most immediate need for money would most likely land with our siblings and not their heirs, who are much younger. 8.
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Still, it is not yet clear that Mr. Cooper is condemned to four years of disdain in which Republicans in the General Assembly pass laws he is powerless to stop, while ensuring that his own initiatives land with the thud of a doorstop.
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In the column, Rosen wrote that Anthony had "outlived his usefulness in New York," that his legs were "going, going, almost gone" and that Anthony would be willing to waive the no-trade clause in his contract to land with a contender.
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Firefighters who had been trying to stop the progression of the blaze, known as the Thomas Fire, by removing brush, clearing land with bulldozers and dropping thousands of gallons of fire retardant from aircraft were forced to retreat Saturday as the fire advanced.
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As advances in gene-therapy, alternative antibiotic treatments, and many aspects of public health progress in the United States, it appears we have little sway (without blanketing the land with toxic chemicals) over the innumerable disease-carrying insects that inhabit our neighborhoods, homes, and backyards.
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When peatlands are dried and burned, which can be cheaper than clearing land with heavy equipment, they release the carbon that took centuries to accumulate, emitting in a geological instant the global warming gases that nature had painstakingly deposited over many hundreds of years.
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"The balance between demand and supply in the cities we're in has improved a lot...so we don't need to push for destocking in these cities," said an official of state-backed China Resources Land, with 74 percent of its projects in major cities.
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The moment Archie walked along the snowy landscape of the Blossoms' land with Cheryl by his side, noticing the horde of people wearing matching blood red outfits standing around trees as if a cult ceremony was about to start, he should have run home.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A proposal to turn back climate change by planting vast swathes of land with fast-growing trees and plants that can be burned for electricity, with the carbon they release captured and stored, is not "realistic and feasible", scientists said Thursday.
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"Yes, we sure are not your equal, because we liberate our land with men not via Skype," he wrote, in apparent reference to an attempted coup in Turkey in July in which Erdogan addressed the nation via a video chat service on a cellphone.
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The bigger issue, though, is that because of the massive amount of cars coming to the area -- not to mention all the people they're transporting -- Carrie says these bored city-slickers are actually ruining the land with constant traversing, contaminating the rich soil specifically.
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When he finally does something truly weird, delivering a concluding monologue about his need to "become" the killer in order to catch him — to "cut the child's throat myself," psychologically speaking — the change is so sudden and stark that the lines land with a thud.
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Chaney, on the other hand, followed Onto the Land with another ocean faring expedition, named Sharks, that focuses on the cartilaginous monsters of the deep, and is now hard at work on another foray into the world of wildlife documentary making in Los Santos.
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A reclusive fish peddler — much of the story takes place on the outskirts of a Nova Scotia town — he lives in a tiny white wooden house on a spit of land with only a couple of dogs and a flock of chickens for company.
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Over in the best-actress category, one of the most competitive this year, pundits are betting on Emma Stone, who stars in "La La Land," with Natalie Portman ("Jackie"), who has won an Oscar, and five-time nominee Amy Adams ("Arrival") as her biggest challengers.
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"We are living in the land of the free, the land where anything is possible, the land of the immigrant's dream, the land with the storied past forgotten in the rush to the imagined future, the land that repairs and reinvents itself," he writes.
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Although the Mets' front office knew that fans were agonizing over the possibility that Cespedes would land with Washington — a National League East rival that had already signed the Mets' postseason star, Daniel Murphy — Wilpon said those considerations were not a factor in the team's decision-making.
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The Falcon 9 lands on a single engine, he added and when you have high reliability with single engine, then you can land with either of two engines (which the BFR will have), and you probably can achieve landing reliability on par with most commercial airlines.
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So, it was something of a surprise when Sony unveiled the revamped God of War during its 2016 E3 press conference, showing an older, chiller Kratos and his new son, Atreus, navigating a new land with a new host of gods that he will probably destroy.
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WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One in five people worldwide report having paid a bribe for land, with rates even higher in sub-Saharan Africa where women say they are forced to trade sex for property rights, according to research by a top global anti-corruption watchdog.
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Related: It's Been 30 Centuries Since Sea Levels Were Rising This Quickly The wetlands below New Orleans have been shrinking since the early 20th century, when the levees that protect cities up the Mississippi River corralled the floods that once refreshed the land with fresh sediment.
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Written and edited by 363 scientists from 40 countries who analyzed more than 6,000 scientific studies, the meticulous report is nevertheless likely to land with a thud on the desk of President Trump, who has made numerous comments in the past denying the seriousness of climate change.
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Set to Éliane Radigue's "Transamorem — Transmortem," a hypnotic electronic score, the production hints at the anxiety behind the dancers' neurotic loops of movement as they collapse onto mattresses, drag their fingertips across the carpets or drop pillows onto the floor that land with a surprising smash.
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In purely commercial terms, the multipliers are easy to see when U.S. food manufacturing giant Mondelez expanded by breaking ground on reclaimed land (with American engineering help) on a second plant in Bahrain to manufacture and distribute signature American food brands to Bahrain and neighboring Gulf countries.
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Squatting on a floe of eight-foot-thick sea ice at the North Pole, drifting on the 14,300-foot-deep Arctic Ocean hundreds of miles from land, with everything in every direction south and the sun circling the horizon, you absolutely feel you are on a planet.
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The impression given is of an inconsistent patchwork of small municipalities and tiny police departments with vast voids in between, a land with miles of brush and the occasional nodding pump jack and endless county roads, along which all manner of characters can lurk and hide.
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In early May, she traveled to Central America to see for herself the conditions on the ground, and returned convinced that gang-fueled violence, extortion and recruitment of children were compelling parents to make the arduous journey over land with their children to the United States.
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"We are carrying out a deployment by air and land with the sole purpose to return the democratic power to the people and to ensure the laws to establish constitutional order," he said, calling on the Venezuelan military to rise up and overthrow the ruling socialist government.
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His is a treacherous job, because a mysterious event some years earlier — the Death Stranding — flooded the land with creepy humanoid monsters known as B.T.s, short for "beached things," which appear whenever it rains and try to drag Sam down into a pit of black tar.
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"In my vision of peace, there are two free peoples living side by side in this small land, with good neighborly relations and mutual respect, each with its flag, anthem and government, with neither one threatening its neighbor's security and existence," said Netanyahu at Bar Ilan University in 2009.
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Interior Secretary Sally Jewell announced that her agency would begin a three-year review intended to overhaul the federal government's program for leasing coal on public land, with an eye to raising the costs paid by coal companies to mine on public land, and ultimately to slow down production.
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The skateboarder was attempting a 900, at the time considered the sport's Holy Grail, which would require him to speed up a halfpipe into the air, turn his massive 6-foot-2900 frame two-and-a-half rotations (21999 degrees), and land with his feet firmly on the board.
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In the clip above, RSPCA Inspector Jaqui Miller pulls Hardy the labrador from the middle of a frozen river in Northumberland, UK. The footage is pretty tense, but the ending was a happy one — Hardy made it back to dry land with only a small cut on one paw.
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Under the ruling, a crafty deputy attorney general could appoint the most powerful prosecutor in the land with an unlimited term, hidden authority, independent budget, and with little oversight by the president or Congress just by declaring the attorney general to have a conflict and therefore to be disabled.
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I told my flight lead, we pointed directly to the field for a visual straight-in approach, and I began to dump fuel — something I should have considered prior to this point due to still having roughly 13,000 pounds of fuel; well above what I wanted to land with.
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Here, he has recruited a fellow Minchanin, Ilya Frolov, as chef, and created a pastoral fantasia, as if in homage to the primeval forest that still covers much of their native land, with embroidered linen towels flung over tables and pitchers inverted on fence posts made of naked branches.
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