The critical part, however, is what lies between the two.
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What lies between the world and the end of it?
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The difference lies between management and people in the field.
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The tension in our show lies between the vision and reality.
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The city lies between the Trent River and Brock Mill Pond.
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Zliten lies between the capital Tripoli and the port of Misrata.
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Japan, for example, lies between North Korea and the Pacific Ocean.
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The promise lies between the lines of conversation, in moments and movements.
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Ecuador lies between two countries with booming tourism industries — Peru and Columbia.
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The drama of "The World as It Is" lies between these points.
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But what makes this record particularly impactful lies between the sonic flourishes.
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Neither city is particularly attractive, but what lies between them is magical.
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The worst of Rent's rock star aspirations, though, lies between its spotlight songs.
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But Ocasek isn't fooling anybody: the album's real romance lies between form and abstraction.
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Several Iranian-backed Shi'ite militias operate in Diyala, which lies between Baghdad and Iran.
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The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow waterway that lies between Iran and Oman.
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Take a dip in Lake Titicaca, which lies between Peru and Bolivia in the Andes.
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All that lies between the island and America are 3,000 miles of churning Atlantic waves.
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Even as the trade war seems to be cooling, a chasm still lies between the combatants.
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The residential area lies between Ostozhenka Street and the Moscow River in the southwestern city center.
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Puerto Rico lies between the North American and Caribbean tectonic plates, leaving it vulnerable to earthquakes.
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The area lies between the Kirkuk oil fields and the town of Khanaqin at the Iranian border.
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The belt lies between Mars and Jupiter, and this area was highly active 300 million years ago.
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While some continents fall into two hemispheres, Africa is the only continent that lies between all four.
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The Sunda Strait lies between Java, the country's most-populous island, and Sumatra, the second-most populous.
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It's possible that all of writing lies between them, and Ned, you might say, splits the difference.
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Background: Both India and Pakistan, nuclear-armed neighbors, claim large parts of Kashmir, which lies between them.
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Russia's central bank considers its monetary policy to be neutral when the rate lies between 6% and 7%.
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The center of the world — filled with restaurants and glamorous nightclubs — lies between Central Park and the Battery.
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The social media platform lies between you and your "friends," as well as news sources you rely on.
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It's a disquieting thought: What lies between us and a civilization-shaking flu pandemic is something like luck.
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She says marriage entails compromise, but I fail to see what compromise lies between moving and not moving.
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Bishop is the largest town in Owens Valley, which lies between the Sierra Nevada and the White Mountains.
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Abqaiq lies between the predominantly Shia area of Qatif and Ahsa, which has a substantial minority Shia population.
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A range of ambiguity lies between the reflex and the strategy of speech, and then come the hearer's biases.
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One border that is pointedly ignored by subatomic particles lies between France and Switzerland at Meyrin, 300km from Colmar.
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But the failed attempt could still destabilise the U.S. ally, which lies between Europe and the chaos of Syria.
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An empty paper cup and other refuse lies between the doll, who is missing a leg, and the sidewalk.
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The shutdown has disrupted life in the region, a decades-old conflict zone that lies between India and Pakistan.
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It's a small village that lies between Italy's capital city and Monte Zappi, the highest peak west of it.
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The choice for mankind lies between freedom and happiness and for the great bulk of mankind, happiness is better.
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Kirkuk is located east of Hawija, a pocket still under control of Islamic State that lies between Baghdad and Mosul.
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The technology is getting close, but a whole skein of incumbent institutions, practices, and regulations lies between here and there.
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The lab analyzes forensic evidence for law enforcement agencies throughout the 18-county area that lies between Dallas and Austin.
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The Vatican said on Monday the pope will visit the country, which lies between Sicily and North Africa, on May 31.
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Baghlan Province lies between Kabul and Kunduz, the northern city that the Taliban seized and held for 15 days last autumn.
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The action of the episode limits itself to reveals, which is Fosters currency — The Fosters thrives on lies between loved ones.
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The extremist group now controls the coastal city of Surt, which lies between the country's two largest cities, Tripoli and Benghazi.
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At this moment in the musical, the oddities understand the vast distance that lies between being a star and being accepted.
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It lies between Ashdod and Tel Aviv, just north of where Egyptian forces reached after invading from the Sinai in 1948.
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This isn't about Indians and Mexicans, but about the documented and undocumented, and the gulf of privilege that lies between them.
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Togo, which lies between Ghana and Benin, is one of the world's poorest countries, with many people surviving on subsistence farming.
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Mr. Smith, the lawyer, said the case highlights a cultural divide in the district, which lies between Dallas and Fort Worth.
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There is little consensus on where the balance lies between the benefits and harmful effects of using smartphones and social media.
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People disagree pretty strenuously on just how far these rights extend, and where the appropriate balance lies between principles and saving lives.
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The region lies between two Kurdish-controlled cantons - one east of the Euphrates and the other to the west near the Mediterranean.
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The challenge lies between seeking the masses to capture more big data versus seeking a fit within segments of the insurance population.
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A wide valley of experiences lies between the two of them, and it's one that Hannah knows she just can't cross again.
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The track lies between two railway lines, not far from the iconic Maracana soccer stadium where the Olympic opening ceremony was held.
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Tumxuk lies between Kashgar and Aksu, larger settlements that have been a focus of the Chinese government's drive to stifle antigovernment sentiment.
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The best chance of the grand coalition achieving something of substance lies between the domestic and the world planes: on the European one.
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Such precision has allowed astronomers to use this FRB as a kind of probe to measure the swirling matter that lies between galaxies.
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But what's often overlooked is what lies between these two poles — communities and neighborhoods — and the value of focusing on this middle zone.
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The big difference for the networks lies between being upfront week's golden child and, as it now appears, just another mouth to feed.
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Another possible tripwire is the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, which lies between Lithuania and Poland and is home to the Russian Baltic fleet.
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A moving union of art and architecture lies between the Denver Art Museum and the Kirkland in the Clyfford Still Museum (admission $10).
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Seven others were killed at the Linwood mosque, about three miles away, and one died at Christchurch Hospital, which lies between the two.
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In Bern, which lies between Geneva and Zurich, the wind uprooted a tall Christmas tree in front of the city's main railway station.
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I don't know what the answer is, where exactly the balance lies between recognizing the President's Twitter feed has significance and amplifying it.
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The intensity of the Buttigieg backlash feels like a response to the vast gulf that lies between the internet and the Iowa caucuses.
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But what lies between here and there is the same set of political problems that have bedeviled reformers for the last 100 years.
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What lies between that moment and the miniseries' end (which is 15 hours away at that point) can be a long, brutal slog.
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The technology is the catalyst for action but the real conflict of Minority Report lies between man and the state, or man versus society.
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With the threat of Jamie learning that Randall is alive and the mounting lies between them, what hope does Claire have of moving forward?
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Because Guatemala lies between Mexico and the rest of the Northern Triangle, that means Salvadorans and Hondurans will officially have to apply there first.
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Islamic State fighters blew up important ruins in the ancient city, which lies between the militant group's territory to the east and coastal areas.
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The peak season for tourism in Sri Lanka is between December and March, while the rainy monsoon season lies between May and September. MakeMyTrip.
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"Anything that lies between the talent and the fan directly, those are all experiences that, at scale, we'd like to turn on," Galanis says.
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Making promises to people places you on the fine line that lies between making them very happy and watching them walk out the door.
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Sure, you might know that the original trilogy lies between the prequels and the most recent set of movies, but what about The Mandalorian?
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He did not specifically address the annual revenue Apple takes in from Google, but financial analysts estimate it lies between $3 billion and $9 billion.
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The billion-dollar question then, is what lies between niche gaming and mass adoption, and where are the opportunities will be over the coming decades?
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Australia's deployment will expand U.S-led efforts to secure the strait, which lies between Oman and Iran, after tensions spiked between Iran and the West.
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The speakers, ports and drive are contained in the base, which is a short, square box that lies between the chrome supports under the display.
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A Grand Canyon, carved by life experience, lies between what a teenage girl's sexy outfit means to her and what it means to her parents.
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Senior citizens have to pay more for drugs while they are in the donut hole, which lies between the initial coverage and catastrophic coverage phases.
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The institute has been studying the subspecies of reindeer, home to the Svalbard archipelago, which lies between the Norwegian mainland and North Pole, for decades.
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It said it was monitoring whether the aircraft carrier would continue into the Bashi Channel, which lies between Taiwan and the Philippines, on its return.
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"The most plausible zone of release lies between the Volga and the Urals," the French Institute for Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety said on Nov. 9.
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It said in a press release that AmTrust's long-term price target lies between $25 and $31, but it was ready to negotiate with the founding family.
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The archipelago, Svalbard, lies between the Norwegian mainland and the North Pole and is made up mostly of undisturbed natural landscapes, with its own subspecies of reindeer.
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There have been five cases in Kayina, which lies between the main outbreak zone and the major city of Goma, which is close to the Rwandan border.
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A Mars opposition is when the Earth lies between Mars and the sun, making the sun and Mars appear in opposite directions as viewed from the Earth.
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Fears are now rising that Kashmir, a disputed region that lies between India and its regional rival, Pakistan, could be sliding into an especially deadly phase again.
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It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge.
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At the moment, Mr. Buttigieg seems to be claiming an inchoate space that lies between Mr. Sanders's ideological movement and Mr. Biden's unapologetically tactical approach to the election.
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With the exception of Ceres, which is the largest object in the asteroid belt that lies between Mars and Jupiter, almost all other minor planets are floating beyond Neptune.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed News, Karoblis stressed in particular the potential problem NATO might have in Kaliningrad, a Russian province that lies between NATO allies Poland and Lithuania.
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The slippers had been insured for $216 million, but their true value, according to CNN last year, lies between $21940-$2300 million — or upwards of $0003 million at auction.
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Depending on the statistics and the country, they account for between 1 and 9 percent of all reported cases—in Germany that number lies between 3 and 5 percent.
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It will monitor whale calls within the New York Bight, the wedge of continental shelf that lies between the South Shore of Long Island and the New Jersey coast.
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The ultra-Orthodox communities in Bnei Brak, Mea Shearim, and Kiryat Yearim, which lies between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, have among the highest infection rates in Israel, Rosenfeld said.
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It lies between Muslim-dominated Pakistan and Hindu-dominated India, and parts of it are claimed by both nations, nuclear-armed rivals that have gone to war several times.
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That blaze had destroyed more than 50 structures as of Sunday night and residents of the area, which lies between Wasilla and Talkeetna, were under evacuation orders, fire officials said.
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Deep into watching the season, I realized with a start that I thought the Duluth section was first chronologically, but it actually lies between the (further) Past and the Present.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's navy has again sailed through the Miyako Strait that lies between two Japanese islands and carried out drills in the Western Pacific, state news agency Xinhua said.
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The limit for total krill catch in the Scotia Sea, which lies between the tip of South America and the far reaches of the Antarctic Peninsula, is 5.6 million tons.
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"We are a small country that lies between India and China, and the DNA of our ancestors is to try to struggle for our survival," Mr. Ko Ko Gyi said.
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The Sahel, which lies between the Sahara desert to the north and humid savannas to the south, bears some of the world's highest death rates from the mosquito-borne disease.
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Yemen declared a state of emergency on Thursday for Socotra, which lies between southern Yemen and the Horn of Africa and is renowned for its unique animal and plant life.
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As Bree and Claire are walking home, Bree says she recognizes the woman and wants to know who she is, reminding Claire that there are to be no lies between them.
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He added however that the army was yet to secure a separate area known as the "12 Blocks" which lies between Ganfouda and Bosnaib, another neighborhood recently taken by the LNA.
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For the last five years, the studio has been working on a salt bridge that will float untethered within this symbolically resonant body of water that lies between Israel and Jordan.
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Gaza Marine, discovered at the end of the last century, lies between two rapidly expanding gas hubs in Egypt and Israel, both of which have attracted huge investments in recent years.
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"McLerie etches a definitive portrait of the kind of mother whose character lies between Mother Teresa and Mommie Dearest," Lee Winfrey of Knight-Ridder News Service wrote in reviewing that show.
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Hence the core of this issue, which is about the balance of power between the individual and the institution, and where the line lies between representing your employer and representing yourself.
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A bilateral treaty gives both Russia and Ukraine the right to use the Sea of Azov, which lies between them and is linked by the narrow Kerch Strait to the Black Sea.
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Most of the crude exported from Saudi Arabia, Iran, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kuwait and Iraq passes through the strait, which lies between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.
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That fourfold gap within American territory lies between the median household income gap between America as a whole and Brazil (4.4 fold) and Argentina (3.3 fold) as reported by the World Bank.
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But again, the vague terms of the bill mean that the only choice for most websites in terms of how they approach policing user content lies between strategic inaction or preemptive overreaction.
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To allow previously far-fetched tech to translate to healthier, better lives, we urgently need a new kind of balance in our regulatory agencies — one that lies between being analytical and creative.
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The white graffiti was reportedly placed on the side entrance of the building Saturday night, an evening which lies between the two Jewish high holy days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
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We're skipping the flannel bathing gown and the nude moments and the Spanx-esque playsuit garments that women wore in the Olympics … But the tankini's sensibility lies between the mosaic and the machine.
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This idea of migration and change ("the long and painful death/ that lies between the old self and the new") described by Lawrence was central for Guston at this point in his career.
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The North lies between the South and China, and such a rail connection would give the South a faster way to send exports that are now shipped by sea to China and Europe.
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What lies between these two distant parties is the latest unspooling of the food-fad plot — a supply chain driven by remarkable health claims, with money exchanged at every step along the way.
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Part of the South China Sea lies between east and west Malaysia, a maritime region that falls within an area claimed by China, and delineated by a "nine-dash-line" on its maps.
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The UAE General Civil Aviation Authority said two Emirati airliners, carrying 277 passengers, had encountered the jets from Qatar, which lies between the UAE and Bahrain, while en route to Bahrain, according to WAM.
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The "Victorious Youth" was discovered in the Adriatic Sea in June of 1964 by a northern Italian fishing boat, the Ferrucio Ferri working out of Fano, a port that lies between Ravenna and Ancona.
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A prosperous, well-educated place that lies between Florence and Milan and has a tendency towards progressive politics, it made vaccines obligatory for schoolchildren in 2016, the first part of Italy to do so.
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A lot of interstellar dust lies between here and Alpha Centauri; while that debris may be small, hitting dust at one-fifth the speed of light has the potential to damage the spacecraft's sail.
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But since the researchers were able to refine the burst's position so well, they were able to use it as a tool for measuring all the stuff that lies between us and the FRB.
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The tsunami appears to have been triggered by a combination of underwater landslides caused by the eruption of the Krakatoa volcano in the Sunda Strait that lies between the islands of Java and Sumatra.
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Most of Upper Saddle River lies between Route 17 to the west and the Garden State Parkway to the east, with both roads providing access to shops and services that the borough notably lacks.
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"Westworld" will most likely tease out that question for its entire run, but it's up to us, as viewers, to think about where that threshold lies between an artificial being and a real one.
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The assault took place on a stairway leading down to the Carrousel du Louvre, an underground shopping mall that lies between the subway station closest to the museum and one of the museum's entrances.
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The province lies between Beijing and Shanghai, so it is easy for the province's young women—said to be unusually tall and beautiful—to migrate to the great metropolises in search of work and boyfriends.
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Turkey wants to stop Kurdish forces taking control of territory that lies between cantons to the east and west that they already hold, and so creating an unbroken Kurdish- controlled corridor on Turkey's southern border.
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Syrian and allied forces backed by Russian air strikes this week forced Islamic State militants out of al-Qaryatain, which lies between Damascus and the ancient city of Palmyra, itself recaptured by the government last week.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia and Kuwait are expected to agree this month to resume oil production from the jointly operated oilfields in the Neutral Zone that lies between both countries, industry sources told Reuters on Sunday.
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What they take is a certain fine white bast or skin which lies between the wood of the tree and the thick outer bark, and this they make into something resembling sheets of paper, but black.
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One of the highest concentrations of these apartments is in Greater Noida, a suburb that lies between the two most sacred rivers in Hindu lore: the Yamuna to the west, and the Ganges to the east.
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He addresses an audience hungry for jokes — though not of the political variety, they've had enough of that in Israel — in the basement club of the town of Netanya, which lies between Tel Aviv and Haifa.
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The area, which is crowded with delis and fast-food restaurants where students congregate after class, lies between an elementary school and the campus of the former Thomas Jefferson High School, which now houses several high schools.
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Ever exploring the territory that lies between online and traditional in-store retail, Amazon today announced via Twitter and Instagram that its Treasure Truck, essentially a store on wheels, is up and running in the Seattle area.
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The air force said on its microblog earlier this month its planes had recently flown through both the Miyako Strait - which lies between two southern Japanese islands - and the Bashi Channel that separates Taiwan and the Philippines.
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But Rhys's novel stands out among them for taking on complexities that few writers attempt in one novel; after all, the real Sargasso Sea, which lies between Europe and the West Indies, is notoriously difficult to navigate.
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In a statement on its official microblog, the air force said its aircraft had flown through both the Miyako Strait - which lies between two southern Japanese islands - and the Bashi Channel that separates Taiwan and the Philippines.
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With a capacity of 84 billion standard cubic feet, the cavity, which lies between 7,100 and 9,400 feet below the surface, is one of the country's largest reservoirs of natural gas (which is composed mainly of methane).
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A long stretch of literary invention lies between him and us, and it involves both the internalization of action into psychology—a thing he is taken to have begun but not completed—and the overcomplication of narrative.
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This week, the Syrian army and allied forces backed by Russian air strikes forced IS out of al-Qaryatain, which lies between Damascus and the ancient city of Palmyra, which was recaptured by Syrian government forces last week.
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You're going to be tempted at some point to bring up the affair when you're angry or upset, and he's going to ask how long you've known — or worse, deny it, and add to the lies between you.
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Like many issues in Connecticut, the divide lies between the state's affluent suburbs and its poorer cities, which have differing priorities as they debate how to divvy up a shrinking financial pie, especially on matters like funding education.
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However, a failed coup attempt could still destabilise a NATO member that lies between the European Union and the chaos of Syria, with Islamic State bombers targeting Turkish cities and the government also at war with Kurdish separatists.
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Caltech seismologist Lucy Jones said earthquake "swarms" aren't unexpected around Brawley -- there also was a swarm in 2012 -- because the fault-riddled region called the Brawley Seismic Zone lies between the large San Andreas Fault and the Imperial Fault.
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AMRITSAR, India, Dec 3 (Reuters) - India and Afghanistan are likely to announce an air cargo service on Saturday to help increase trade that both say is stymied because of their tense political relations with Pakistan that lies between them.
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The study's authors, led by University of Toronto planetary scientist Sara Mazrouei, speculate that this uptick might be the result of an ancient collision between objects in the asteroid belt that lies between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
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On Saturday, rebels said they had repelled several attempts to seize villages in the Laja region, a volcanic, rugged area that lies between Deraa and Sweida provinces, where most of the ground forces clashes have so far taken place.
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The U.S. has pushed to secure the strait, which lies between Oman and Iran and through which almost a fifth of the world's oil passes, as tensions haven risen between Iran, Britain and the United States in recent months.
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Indonesia's Meteorology, Geophysics and Climatology Agency asked people late Tuesday to stay at least 18833 meters (1,640 feet) and up to 1 kilometer (less than a mile) from the coastline along the strait, which lies between the two main islands.
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Socotra, which lies between the Arabian Peninsula and Horn of Africa, has been largely untouched by a three-year-old war in Yemen and is under the control of the internationally recognized government whose president remains in exile in Saudi Arabia.
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Weisner acknowledged that the flurry of gun violence was unusual in such "a short time frame" for High Point, a municipality of about 112,000 people that lies between Winston-Salem and Greensboro in the Piedmont Triad region of North Carolina.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Tuesday Iraq, which lies between Iran and Syria, had granted Russia permission to use its air space, on the condition the planes use corridors along Iraq's borders and refrain from flying over Iraqi cities.
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"All that lies between us and tyranny is that we respect the conventions of both Houses," said Michael Forsyth, a pro-Brexit Conservative member of the Lords, accusing Labour Party spokeswoman Dianne Hayter of setting a dangerous precedent to try and block Brexit.
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Much of the bottom of the Coral Sea, where the Wasp went down, lies between 4,000 and 6,000 meters, in what is known as the abyssal zone: a lightless realm characterized by frigid water temperatures, scant animal life and crushing atmospheric pressure.
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However, a failed coup attempt could still destabilize the NATO member and major U.S. ally that lies between the European Union and the chaos of Syria, with Islamic State bombers targeting Turkish cities and the government also at war with Kurdish separatists.
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Cosby's petition to the Supreme Court had asked the justices to review the case and clarify where the boundary lies between "actionable defamation and constitutionally protected speech, particularly in the context of an attorney's statements to the press," according to the petition.
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However, to see "Love" (2016), the third work in Rabbia's trilogy, will require a trip to the Collezione Maramotti in Reggio Emilia, a city in northern Italy that lies between Parma and Bologna, where it is on display through March 25 in Luisa Rabbia: Love.
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You may still be sketching out a plan for tomorrow's festivities, or picking up some plonk to bring to your mother-in-law's place, or girding yourself to face the vicious, unyielding traffic that lies between your home and wherever it is you're going.
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If an IDR process is adopted, it must direct the arbiters not to consider billed charges when determining reasonable value, create a presumption that reasonable value lies between 100 and 200 percent of the Medicare reimbursement amount, and require publication of the IDR results.
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Forster's great subject, the pull of individual passions against stifling social conformity, the old order against the new — "the unlovely chaos that lies between obedience and freedom," as he once put it — is also the through-line in Jhabvala's wryly tender early stories and novels.
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According to my calculations, if the bitcoin network keeps expanding the way it has done recently, it could lead to a continuous electricity consumption that lies between the output of a small power plant and the total consumption of a small country like Denmark by 2020.
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"We see an aggressive Russia that is building up its forces, renewing its materials, having new missiles in Kaliningrad ... That is the new picture in our part of the world," said Danish Defence Minister Claus Hjort Frederiksen Kaliningrad lies between Poland and Lithuania on the Baltic Sea.
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" Pugh notes "the most interesting" relationship in the film lies between Katherine and Anna: "It is obviously under the orders of the men, but Anna is the one tying Katherine into her clothes, watching her and keeping her in this house, then preparing her for sex.
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"Famously known for its spectacular clear bay filled with sea turtles, Akumal has matured from a secretive destination for divers to a growing tourist hotspot," the overseas retirement site says of the town, which lies between resorts Playa del Carmen and Tulum on Mexico's Caribbean coast.
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