I like how it mapped out the world around me.
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They mapped out safe routes for the migrants to take.
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We mapped out how power is reordering in the region.
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"They had mapped out their route," she told the outlet.
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"They had mapped out their route," she told the affiliate.
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Below, we've mapped out the average consumer's progression over time.
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But a plan has yet been mapped out, he added.
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Did you have a route mapped out ahead of time?
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The season was mapped out, the schedule on the fridge.
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They mapped out protests to create escalating drama and pressure.
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"The city is mapped out like a tray of baklava!"
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Low orbits may be mapped out a few times every day.
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The climate change candidate just mapped out his first big proposal.
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"They had mapped out their route," she told the news outlet.
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He has mapped out an extremely emotional rollercoaster ride for you.
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At night, I mapped out my dream space in my head.
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Even the complex multiple timelines were all mapped out in advance.
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We also mapped out the set and props the week before.
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I had really good grades and the college path mapped out.
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Here is a way to do it, mapped out in some detail.
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NASA has mapped out those locations on an interactive Google map here.
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With over 2o tattoos, we've mapped out the raddest of Rihanna's collection.
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Too many construction jobs are still mapped out with pen and paper.
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To be honest, I don't think this trajectory was really mapped out.
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Invariably, that song mapped out a three-tiered flow chart of oppression.
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He eventually mapped out a criminal organization presided over by Mr. Riina.
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We&aposve mapped out all of these connections with a searchable graphic.
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Did you have the play pretty well mapped out when you started?
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Veronica Dy and her husband had their retirement plan all mapped out.
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The scientists had used models they mapped out possible histories of alien worlds.
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The experience on the road was something mapped out but not socially recognized.
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Instead of a long list of ride options, each route is mapped out.
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Such a trip would confirm the known world has been fully mapped out.
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The week ahead is mapped out on whiteboards that were purchased at Target.
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Still, all of these pilots are operating in thoroughly mapped-out, geofenced areas.
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"We had it all mapped out to take the retirement funds," she said.
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Democrats have mapped out a road to (potential) victory, now and in November.
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She mapped out a life for herself climbing the corporate ladder in tech.
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The legislation mapped out a gold mine both for workers and the Treasury.
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Alternate highway routes have been mapped out, in case the interstate becomes impassable.
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In terms of how many seasons, we've mapped out a few years ahead.
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You've mapped out the framework of an itinerary so you don't miss out.
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Ms. Brownridge's inspiration came after she mapped out a Saturday with a friend.
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The precise footsteps for a stunt block on kick coverage are mapped out.
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This is the world mapped out in the haunting new novel American War.
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Word is that Marvel has mapped out another ten years - or more - of movies.
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I am encouraged by the ambitious and productive schedule Chairman Hensarling has mapped out.
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"Usually by August and September, we've mapped out some of next year," says Coletta.
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Both have mapped out a strategy for transitioning to 5G within the near term.
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Both Boeing and Airbus have mapped out futuristic visions for ultra-fast air travel.
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People who work with financial planners, first and foremost, have their goals mapped out.
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The path from kindergarten to graduating college was, largely speaking, mapped out for me.
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Ahead, we've mapped out all of the biggest moments from the South Carolina debate.
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Once you have your schedule mapped out, do your best to stick to it.
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Luckily, NASA has mapped out the best places to be for this sight in August.
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I made a spreadsheet with restaurants and locations, and mapped out the most economic route.
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They're fully moved into the Leiper's Fork house and have the hospital route mapped out.
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Suu Kyi said spaces have been mapped out for the resettlement of people who fled.
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The committee was investigating money trusts, and mapped out how it thought the trusts worked.
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Coming from a "pretty traditional" Asian family, his parents mapped out their expectations for him.
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The country itself was painstakingly mapped out and brought to life by developer Johnnemann Nordhagen.
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Ahead we've mapped out the best candles to burn according to each sign's summer forecast.
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Annoying ads is defined by industry standards mapped out by the Coalition for Better Ads.
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All of the spots recommended by the people on your list will be mapped out.
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The scenario broadly reflects a timetable for change that Bouteflika mapped out on March 11.
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Over the years, games have often mapped out the same way at the national stadium.
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The agency mapped out 365 communities with notably low tax-compliance rates among sole proprietors.
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And with someone like grime mainstay Ghetts, you see that mapped out in his music.
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He mapped out the town's schools, churches, sports programs and civic groups, identifying their leaders.
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Megan Hernbroth and Melia Russell mapped out the top execs leading the charge at Brex.
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Oblak mapped out the dog's tumor using rapid prototyping and 3D-printed implants for reconstruction.
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John Maeda mapped out all the acquisitions in his big Design in Tech report this year.
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I thought, what if I mapped out the movie along the lines of stages of grief?
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The bottom half of the screen is your typical map view, with your route mapped out.
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But up until now we've only seen downtown and mapped out a few of the suburbs.
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Once we are all mapped out, my team and I start shopping to prepare for fittings.
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It's like reflexology, where your body is mapped out on your foot, but with your eye.
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Even so, Ebizo reckons that having your life and career mapped out early has its advantages.
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The selection is made using math and data, based on a mapped-out network of friendships.
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After we mapped out something resembling a cohesive plot, I spent a few days interviewing her.
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Everything was mapped out, including their wedding date in the summer of 2000, right after graduation.
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Plume will automatically test the network speed every few hours, which you can see mapped out.
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Art is not dictated by one company, or mapped out in advance by a single committee.
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In turn, they say, the party has effectively mapped out a new model for funding campaigns.
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But scientists hadn't ever accurately mapped out the Eocene's climate based on geological data — until now.
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The natives have mapped out the facilities, like rock climbers knowing where to drive their anchors.
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They mapped out the call trees for each representative's office, so the calls can get through.
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It remains the only organism to have its entire neural circuitry fully mapped out and described.
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They also mapped out four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a laundry and a vestibule.
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A large design plan is mapped out in pencil, then transferred to the gypsum with charcoal.
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Finally, the search teams mapped out and searched every other destroyed structure in the fire zone.
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So I had parts of the puzzle sort of mapped out, but not the whole picture.
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Remember that plan you created that mapped out the steps you'll take to reach your goal?
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Jean Jubens Jeanty, a Haitian Uber driver who lives in Brooklyn, has his future mapped out.
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We mapped out the array of conflicts of interest that Mr. Trump's global business empire presents.
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But you&aposre right, the calendar in a kind of Disney world is very mapped out.
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The officer said they were—and the unidentified woman mapped out Bass' delivery route for him.
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They also mapped out how many M-PESA agents were within 1 kilometer of any given household.
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Suu Kyi said on Tuesday spaces have been mapped out for the resettlement of people who fled.
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And the show does have an endpoint, with the destinies of the characters very much mapped out.
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To prepare for said shopping spree, we've mapped out the best drugstore launches to hit this season.
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Isn't it so much simpler when the entire duration of the relationship is mapped out for them?
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Everything that happens has been kind of pre-planned and mapped out as far as the timing.
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Reinforce that this is their higher-education debt to repay, and "have some contingencies mapped out beforehand. "
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Every box and app is different, and the Caavo team has mapped out strategies for each one.
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Before Charli asked him to come aboard in March, AG already had PC Music's 20173 mapped out.
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"Two weeks ago, we mapped out how we expect layoffs to domino across the economy," he said.
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She mapped out a route through the toughest battlegrounds, hoping to lend a hand to 34 candidates.
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He's also mapped out an electric car future and is well on his way toward achieving it.
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They mapped out the pores, so that the skin creased and wrinkled along its natural fault lines.
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It's a fascinating story that was mapped out in 2003 by a wonderful psychologist named Richard Nisbett.
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A recent report by CB Insights mapped out funding at 57 start-ups selling subscriptions for physical goods.
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BuzzFeed News spoke to an iFunny user who requested anonymity and who mapped out the subterranean radicalized space.
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Job search platform Monster and analytics company Brandwatch recently mapped out the states with the most unhappy workers.
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Here, the project mapped out the rate of deaths related to hepatitis C per 100,000 people in 2014.
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Director Steven Zaillian used smart, fascinating visual language to show the way Box mapped out Naz's entire night.
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Idexx has expansion plans for its clinical testing operations mapped out over the next 10 years, Ayers said.
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Business Insider has mapped out each firm's US branches to illustrate regions where the two firms' branches overlap.
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That's a process that needs to be mapped out by technology and people to make sure it works.
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But, we're not dealing with fictional people whose lives are mapped out in a Los Angeles writers room.
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We mapped out what we needed to do, we had to do it, and we're better for it.
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"Girls' futures have already been mapped out for them: marriage in adolescence, childbearing early and often," says Patel.
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With her technology, pathogens are counted and mapped out quickly, ready to be confirmed by a health worker.
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Last year, he called Weigl, then with 1860 Munich, to explain how he had mapped out his development.
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His schedule was physically exacting, his life mapped out for him by Cugat, Sala and City's medical staff.
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And if you've mapped out an itinerary, it's perfectly possible — and probably cheaper — to get around by Uber.
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Mr. Cody carried a tape measure as they went, and they mapped out their furniture on the computer.
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Goldman mapped out the evolution from its roots as a trading house and white-shoe bank to today.
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Jennelle's life could be mapped out within a couple miles, as a cluster of dots on a street.
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Trump has not really ever mapped out a clear strategy for getting USMCA passed in the United States Congress.
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They studied 63,000 people, all of European descent, and mapped out their risk scores for over 1,200 genetic diseases.
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Cause-and-effect scenarios need to be mapped out, at least so there are no surprises down the road.
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He was just a junior in high school, but the decision effectively mapped out the rest of his life.
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I had changed, but they were the same girls who huddled in the campus library, chasing mapped-out dreams.
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He mapped out a Coshocton of the future, with a Main Street full of Chipotle restaurants and Starbucks outlets.
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That's why we mapped out five styling moves that will turn your weekend heroes into bona-fide work threads.
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Still, the results won't show up until 2020, a time frame that many analysts have mapped out, Cramer said.
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Looking back on its rapid progress, it's incredible that the whole internet could once be mapped out by hand.
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And then, very simply, I mapped out my own professional path using the blueprints of these other successful people.
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At the moment, I don't believe those channels and infrastructures have been mapped out to most people's best interest.
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The company has mapped out plans internally to deal with disruptions to trade, Smits said in an interview Thursday.
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In journey narratives, the protagonists' odysseys are often mapped out for the reader, but not for the characters themselves.
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Mulligan had mapped out a specific route that would take her past about 220 Dumpsters and 220 smaller bins.
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What they found: The teams mapped out the sequence of 21 chromosomes, with the precise location of 107,891 genes.
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Next to me, my "big brother" Ryan mapped out a schedule to help me manage the next 24 hours.
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To help memorize her lines — 37 single-spaced pages of them — Linney mapped out the pictures in her head.
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If you don't think Google and Facebook have your entire life mapped out already step by step, you're kidding yourself.
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Mapped out on global satellite imagery, stations are currently available in hundreds of cities, with some presenting multiple station options.
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In particular, he has the already-weakened State Department, now lacking a secretary, especially mapped out for further hostile takeover.
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The video was mapped out by LA-based choreographer Jojo Gomez, who has made headlines before for her creative sequences.
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An old friend of Cooper's, Darrell Miklos, is now on a mission to locate the treasure his pal mapped out.
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I had mapped out an itinerary that was to be done in four legs, over the course of a year.
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Melissa Broussard (center) mapped out the Rescue Rangers' plan for the day in the Starks' Silver Dollar Casino parking lot.
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We've mapped out a hit list for you, so scroll on through to find your new haus away from home.
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Ahead, we've mapped out how the numbers one through nine can help you derive a sense of your spiritual trajectory.
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BTW ... Rashad ain't the only Evans who has his future mapped out -- his kids are just as driven as Pops.
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Hilliard allegedly approached Duncan, a family friend, to provide funding for the litigation onslaught he and Watts had mapped out.
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Then, I mapped out a course progression that was a near one-for-one match with traditional business grad programs.
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I explored the premises and mentally mapped out what was to be my domain for the remainder of the night.
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They mapped out what they saw and took their findings to flight radars to try and pinpoint a general area.
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When I first started homeschooling, I mapped out our days from 8 am until 4 pm by the quarter-hour.
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Cuthbert and his colleagues mapped out the global groundwater supply and modeled regional responses to climate change over various timescales.
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The key is having a path toward achieving your goal mapped out before you even walk through the door. 3.
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"I'd plan a perfect practice session, have it all mapped out, and he just wanted to play points," Horvath said.
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He mapped out the Nazis' bizarre early plan to deport Jews to Madagascar, and then had even more sinister responsibilities.
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Instead of recording unscripted discussions as episodes, they mapped out course curriculum and filled them with structured advice from experts.
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The app mapped out at the conference what it has done and what it plans to do on this front.
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The team of Brown advisers had mapped out a fundraising and travel plan for a presidential candidacy starting in April.
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On the blueprint mapped out by the White House, Wednesday was supposed to be a day devoted to national security.
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After you have the area mapped out, the last step is to pay for your submission and wait for Snapchat's approval.
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That's why we've mapped out everything you need to know to figure out the best facial treatment for your skin, ahead.
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When you're writing on a laptop screen, you can see each section mapped out, so that's shaped how we view songs.
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Brattengeier — a junior art director at a design and strategy studio called Sub Rosa — mapped out hip-hop's 37-year history.
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Here, HepVu mapped out the estimated number of people who had hepatitis C either in the past or present in 2010.
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First, they mapped out 25 landmark positions on human faces and tested how those numbers could be translated into an image.
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The urologist who diagnosed me sent me to Planned Parenthood, where a female physician mapped out the treatment options for me.
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Below, we have a whole menu mapped out for you with some of the tastiest (and easiest) Cinco De Mayo recipes.
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Richardson mapped out several initiatives, including training focused more on encouraging shipmates to "step in" if they witnessed sexually inappropriate behavior.
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The Belgian chocolate maker has mapped out plans to grow its revenues fivefold over the next six years, Young-Scrivner said.
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It's like the tagline for this instant Kendall Square favorite has your day and your priorities mapped out for you already.
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Thanks to the telescope's sensitivity, a team of astronomers led by UC Berkeley, has mapped out Jupiter's atmosphere in unprecedented detail.
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We've mapped out all of the spots she visits in "London Boy" and how long it would take to get there.
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The MCU is basically a well-oiled machine at this point, with years of movies (and even TV shows) mapped out.
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Every night onstage is in the service of what he loves best, and the rest was mapped out from the start.
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Flanked by more than a dozen academics and historians, Jones and editors at the New York Times mapped out the project.
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We mapped out where the city's accelerated academic programs are, and found that mostly black and Hispanic neighborhoods have lost them.
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Business Insider has previously mapped out each of the two firms' 600-plus branches, utilizing their official lists of branch locations.
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READ MORE HERE >>Single-stock picks'Practically stealing': Jefferies mapped out dozens of cheap stocks worth owning in a coronavirus-stricken market.
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I have mapped out the houses, room by room, obsessively, for the past 30 years, so that I can remember them.
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To understand the scope of these types of trackers, last year Times Opinion mapped out the data collected across 47 sites.
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The concept of "untranslatable words" preserves the idea that the world can never be fully mapped out and expunged of mystery.
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To calculate the supply, we mapped out cities' transportation systems using publicly available data sets, including General Transit Feed Specification data.
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The results not only revealed these filament patterns, but also mapped out the magnetic field's reversals and alignments relative to Earth.
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It mapped out a demilitarized zone (DMZ) between the countries that is 250 kilometers long and on average 4 kilometers wide.
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They mapped out the currently available solutions, figured out what the industry didn't yet have and where they could offer solutions.
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"Walk in with these examples clearly mapped out in your mind," said Lin, noting that "customer obsession" is almost a guaranteed topic.
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If that does happen ... Reggie already has Brees' post-retirement career mapped out -- saying the QB should be mayor of New Orleans!!
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Our resident astrologers the AstroTwins have mapped out the highlights of your New Year, so you can set yourself up for success.
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The scenario mapped out by the ImpactECON study is pessimistic, and for that reason some economists predict it won't come to fruition.
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"Then I mapped out where those scenes led through punk, post-punk, 2 tone & ska, hardcore, Riot Grrrl, grunge, and so on."
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Once you've mapped out your budget, start cutting a few expenses that you just want and really don't need — at least temporarily.
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During his chat at the Morgan Stanley conference, McCarthy mapped out how Netflix's video model can be applied to podcasts at Spotify.
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The group mapped out goals for the next five years and discussed the roadblocks that were preventing them from meeting those deadlines.
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They also carefully mapped out a route that would allow them to drive with minimal traffic and intersections, and on flat roads.
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That allowed them to build what they call an "urban sound dictionary," where types of sound are mapped out across the city.
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Virtually every aspect of the fictional universe was mapped out, from characters' homes' floor plans to maps of the town's streets. 9.
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Luckily, we've mapped out a guide to some of our favorite tattoo shops — in all the boroughs — so you don't have to.
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You probably think you need to have every move mapped out, that careers are chess games won by careful plotting and strategy.
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Below, we've mapped out 10 of the most annoying things about family vacations, along with tips on how to cope with them.
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Then plans were mapped out on a scrap of paper and given to a friend who translated it all onto Adobe Illustrator.
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The company mapped out Denpasar and began a self-funded project last year using existing waste infrastructure to improve recycling and collection.
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But here, the assault is mapped out in nauseating detail; Jerry gyrating on Mellie and kissing her neck is unwarranted, even voyeuristic.
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They mapped out where the 27 deaths that have been linked to vaping have happened across the US.Check out their map here.
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Ya can't say Deontay Wilder isn't a planner ... he's got his fight schedule for 2020 all mapped out -- and it sounds AWESOME!!!
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For those four years, the satellite mapped out Earth's gravity field with unprecedented precision, before it was deliberately destroyed in atmospheric reentry.
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Ms. Warren, the only one of the three who has not run for president before, has mapped out an intensive speaking schedule.
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Mr. Fabiano said that when he decided to make opera his career, he carefully mapped out the steps he needed to succeed.
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And when he mapped out his recordings as sonograms, he could see clear distinctions in wavelength and amplitude among the different calls.
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When I think about what social networking should be... now you've mapped out all of the people who a person cares about.
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Dr. Sebastian Ahnert, a Cambridge physicist specializing in biochemical networks, mapped out a massive web of flavor perception and how ingredients interact.
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I had mapped out a new route yesterday but only just realized that I should probably run it first when it's light outside.
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Relatedly, Emma and our colleagues on our strategy team mapped out how much everyone makes in a hospital makes, from nurses to surgeons.
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So we've already mapped out which are the incumbents, who are the up-and-coming startups, who is differentiating themselves, who's getting traction.
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TC: How much of the Vision Fund is being deployed in the U.S. versus elsewhere, and how mapped out is that in advance?
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I think they ran out of funding, and that's why they are not searching the new area mapped out by the technical experts.
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The universe of equations, bar graphs, and quantifiable metrics isn't free from mental illness — no matter how mapped out a life might seem.
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Once a cenote is explored and properly mapped out, the landowners can decide whether or not to open them up to the public.
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All cenotes have mapped out routes and she explains exactly what to expect along the route so I am not surprised by anything.
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Finally, once you have your priorities mapped out, it's important to learn to say no to things that fall outside your Four Square.
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But now the hands-free driving tool that works on 130,000 miles of mapped-out highways across the country is more widely available.
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That's what the shape of the album is about, these specific aspects of this journey that are mapped out in storyline before starting.
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Considering what has happened to several beloved childhood franchises of late, we've mapped out a few possible directions for the iconic Sanrio character.
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Never fear, that's where the mixed-commute info comes in, with each leg of your journey mapped out with delays and possibly shortcuts.
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Incentives mapped out by the government include housing, office space and health insurance as part of the 1 billion dirham commitment, Ajami said.
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Now researchers from Queen Mary University of London have mapped out where the servers that send out all of that data are located.
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He mapped out a timeline in which Lincoln was shot in 1861, before his inauguration, and slavery was permanently enshrined in the Constitution.
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The former official said that the Israelis "had that all mapped out" and were confident they would be able to advance their priorities.
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With a rush of repaving, much of Mr. Obama's route through the city could be mapped out by the scent of fresh tar.
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According to the study: This is Zuckerberg's personality mapped out by Paysa: Other notable traits he apparently possesses include modesty, assertiveness and altruism.
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"The way he mapped out the universe, and all the time periods, for me, it feels like something very special there," Pepper said.
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She's mapped out a realistic, coherent world, complete with casual race relations and everyday complications that get busier once Ollie and Deb reconcile.
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These track how researchers move around the space, collecting data that can suggest tweaks to how equipment is mapped out to improve efficiency.
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The idea is "word of mouth" on steroids, because the steps mapped out are really intentional in moving toward an identified desired outcome.
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Then the researchers literally mapped out where each employee sat and analyzed how each person's work shifted over time as their neighbors changed.
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The discussions will form an outline for Japan's new infrastructure export policy to be mapped out in December, he told a news conference.
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Cashman said ElAttrache had mapped out Kaprielian's options: either having an operation — possibly Tommy John surgery — or continuing to pitch through the pain.
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He hasn't been tested, he tells Carl, and does not want to leave the comfort of his familiar, mapped-out little universe anymore.
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Botticelli mapped out Dante's circles, but Langdon and Brooks notice there's lettering on the painting, and some of the pieces have been rearranged.
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At the time, I had my future mapped out—I wanted to graduate and find a job in a bank or an insurance company.
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Standard presets also got a makeover, with a violin that is now fretted, plus drum regions (kick, snares, hats, cymbals, and toms) mapped out.
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Lead bulls argue that this too will tighten up later this year, following a similar trajectory to that mapped out for sister metal zinc.
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Today's plan is the most detailed version of a proposal that Republican senators have mapped out elsewhere in op-eds and one-page summaries.
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I had big dreams to buy a home and retire comfortably (the American Dream!) and Jared mapped out a reasonable strategy to get there.
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Experience is increasingly given short shrift when teams hire managers because such in-game decisions can be mapped out well before they actually happen.
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We've been seeing a lot of topographical maps of other planets lately, especially Mars, which was recently mapped out by the UK's Ordnance Survey.
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He said the campaign has mapped out a path to the nomination that doesn't require him to run the table in the remaining states.
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"Their lives were completely mapped out according to the great leader," said Suki Kim, who spent six months undercover in North Korea in 2011.
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Once ready, it'll allow classrooms to be mapped out with objects in 3D, and students can interact and learn from them in real time.
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Disney-owned Marvel has seven upcoming films mapped out until 2019, including "Spider-Man: Homecoming," a joint production with Sony Pictures due in July.
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Though experience shared through age undoubtedly exists, the path is so strongly mapped out that doing anything out of step often trips you up.
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Lead bulls argue that this too will tighten up later this year, following a similar trajectory to that mapped out for sister metal zinc.
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Martin has said that he's mapped out six to 12 more stories detailing the adventures of the pair as they head towards their destiny.
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Looking at data compiled by CB Insights, Clarrie Feinstein and I also mapped out where 5 top tech giants are placing their healthcare bets.
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That's some road trip that's been mapped out by the three drunken travelers now bending an elbow at Joe's Pub at the Public Theater.
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Using sophisticated statistics software, Schuman has mapped out Pence's Twitter history and now exclusively bets on how often he'll tweet in a given week.
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In contrast, President Obama mapped out $70 billion in regulatory activities in his 2017 budget proposal to Congress, or $61 billion in 2009 dollars.
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Here he had this whole world mapped out, with all sorts of stated plans for tie-ins, spin-offs, and sequels spanning every medium imaginable.
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According to the ministry's data, the area mapped out for the moratorium had been changed from 69.1 million hectares initially to 66.1 million hectares recently.
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As a planner who needs life mapped out with serious consideration, I'm surprisingly easy breezy with my hair, mainly because it grows so damn fast.
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We mapped out which drugs cause the most problems in each state, according to the number of sentences given out for each drug-related crime.
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Using GPS tracking and monitoring her bank-card activity, Reno mapped out the thief's route, eventually tracking down her car to a local discount store.
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After spending time at a London fintech accelerator last year, enterprise database startup ZeroDB scrapped its first business plan and mapped out a new one.
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They do not provide for program implementation to be mapped out in advance so that the most important unknowns about that program can be answered.
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Someone has mapped out the shortest routes between each room where Hurd is scheduled to talk, which almost always involves cutting through a back kitchen ...
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In 1992, their lands were officially mapped out by the Brazilian government, affording them some protection from illegal miners and others, such as cattle ranchers.
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The report mapped out a range of security threats, including Islamist militancy and increased far-right violence, but highlighted the growing incidence of cyber espionage.
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I mapped out the hikes and discovered that they had been improperly measured, which meant that women hiked fewer miles than they were supposed to.
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But by then, we'd already mapped out all the white spots in the city's augmented reality and had more places where we could be invisible.
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He brought along a mental blueprint of sorts that mapped out their potential future together, with Logan front and center every step of the way.
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Some super PACs and political groups said Twitter's decision disrupted the political advertising strategy and budget they had already mapped out for the 2020 election.
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It is mapped out at 347,500 square feet, which is 40,000 square feet smaller than the last version (only 109,000 of that is for gallery space).
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I log on to the airport's free WiFi and double check the bus route I previously mapped out that will take me into the city center.
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On day one I told my boss what my qualifications were and what role I wanted and we mapped out a plan to get me there.
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Her bewildered but eventually enthusiastic reaction was hilariously meme-worthy, but it also mapped out the long, sometimes awkward road to becoming a halfway decent ally.
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They're mapped out exactly like the 1000X M3s, which is fine in most scenarios (though we hope that it's not equally affected by cold, windy weather).
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Now we know this isn't the case, although the exact interaction of the magnetic field and the accretion disk has yet to be fully mapped out.
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The Starship robots are lined with cameras and sensors that let them navigate autonomously as long as the company has already mapped out the delivery area.
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With approximately 50 designs and counting — a few from fellow singing Brit Ed Sheeran — we've mapped out the best in Styles' collection for your viewing pleasure.
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Here, with data from each public health department, we've mapped out income and how populations of children have been affected by lead in 2017, by neighborhood.
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There are portions where we can play whatever we want, but for these last three albums, every single passage has been mapped out to some degree.
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"The next three summers are already mapped out and look very similar to 2016," Jeff Bock, senior box-office analyst at Exhibitor Relations, told Business Insider.
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What's more: Ancel and company are almost certainly holding back many of the ideas they have in mind and details that aren't quite mapped out yet.
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I think probably some of the first applications will be transportation as a service in areas that are mapped out, and getting people used to that.
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But in a memo to the judge last month, Mueller said the government agreed with the guidelines range mapped out in the Pre-sentence Investigation Report.
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According to the study: This is Musk's personality mapped out by Paysa: Other traits Musk apparently possesses include orderliness, self-discipline, self-efficacy and being cooperative.
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What used to feel like a mysterious universe — one that was a personal, private haven for each and every reader — has now been exhaustively mapped out.
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Once you've mapped out all of your tasks, embrace the magic of micro-progress and slice them up into tiny goals to make them more manageable.
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A visitor might get his or her bearings in one painting only to have those expectations undone by the alternative universe mapped out in the next.
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He's painted recreations of their wall art, traced the intricate timelines of recurring characters, and mapped out an unnervingly accurate estimate of their studio floor plan.
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From that survey the researchers mapped out a social network of varying degrees of connectivity: friends, friends of friends, third-degree friends, friends of Kevin Bacon.
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I was studying for a specific score, to get into specific schools, following the specific plan of action I mapped out with my pre-law advisers.
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This was invented by the museum's first director, Alfred H. Barr Jr., and mapped out in a began-and-begat chart of labels and directional arrows.
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Thanks to the engineers at Nvidia, Microsoft, and others, we've now gotten to the stage where ultra-realistic lighting can be mapped out without being pre-rendered.
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He says that Facebook has "mapped out all of the people who a person cares about" and then converts its knowledge into a useful product: Facebook Marketplace.
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By culling through verified users, Electome mapped out where a lot of journalists fell within the conversation and found that they were mostly disconnected from Trump supporters.
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ECONOMIC REFORM KEY Elbadawi mapped out plans to restructure Sudan's budget and tackle inflation, but leave bread and petrol subsidies in place until at least June 2020.
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While Snapchat might have had a headstart in bringing AR to consumers, Facebook has just mapped out how it plans to take augmented reality several steps further.
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Last week, Yang staffers held a two-day retreat in New York City, where they mapped out strategy and played appropriately nerdy bonding games, like presidential trivia.
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Reed survived the night at the Algiers, but remained haunted by what he experienced and witnessed; he lived, but his previously mapped out future was irretrievably derailed.
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Yet it is at an earlier stage of education that an individual's life chances in China are usually mapped out, often in ways that are deeply unfair.
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Geekbench developer John Poole has mapped out performance for the iPhone 6S and iPhone 7 over time, and has come to the conclusion that Apple's iOS 27.
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The entire future of Caribbean prose is mapped out in this collection of stories, and I don't know a single Caribbean writer who doesn't reread it often.
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Those lean physiques come from years of 100-mile-plus weeks of training and diet plans carefully mapped out by sports dietitians (not to mention superior genetics).
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"The video games industry has mapped out many kinds of gameplay, but AI flirting feels like rich, unexplored wilderness... Here's hoping it becomes a genre," Short said.
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Researchers at the Brookings Institute's Metropolitan Policy Program mapped out exactly where the estimated 233,305 industrial robots—which they define as automatically controlled, reprogrammable machines—are proliferating.
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A sculptural light show takes its form through a series of delineated points carefully mapped out on dangling strips of LEDs in teamLab's hypnotizing installation, Crystal Universe.
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SmartAsset, a financial technology company, mapped out how much income a renter would need to afford an average two-bedroom apartment in various American cities in 2016.
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However, if not, William and Middleton could continue to take on engagements that were initially mapped out for four members of the family to divide between them.
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Pifani worked with a genetic counselor and mapped out both sides of family health history so he could hand it out to other members of the family.
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The importance of "natural capital"—resources such as healthy soil, clean water, and resilient ecosystems—is literally mapped out in a study published on Thursday in Science.
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Using the latest polls and delegate rules specific to each state, we mapped out how each of the candidates might win — and how Mr. Trump eventually did.
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The ban on pre-dispute arbitration was only one provision in a host of new standards for long-term care facilities mapped out in the final rule.
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HNA will prioritize investments that are in industries and regions mapped out under China's Belt and Road scheme, according to a person familiar with the company's thinking.
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One day, she mapped out a trail of chinchorros (rural roadside restaurants) for me, stretching from the outskirts of San Juan to Orocovis, in the island's center.
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With 40 volunteers, WGA leadership has meticulously mapped out a pitch to each round of incoming students, complete with swag giveaways and invitations to future formal gaming events.
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He may have only just started preschool, but, as heir to the throne, much of Prince George's life has already been mapped out – and that includes his schooling.
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Catherine's life had been mapped out ever since her parents, Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain, signed a treaty with Great Britain that included a marriage provision.
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University of California at Los Angeles engineering professor John Wallace said the potential uses of the early warning system are widespread and have not all been mapped out.
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The Chase singlehandedly mapped out Rollins' career path as an actor for the rest of his life, setting him up for a long line of tough guy roles.
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Few have yet mapped out the implications for markets of President Donald Trump's foreign policy in the way they have done for a break-up of the euro.
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They then mapped out the wells and the location of the asthma patients and compared them with patients who did not have asthma attacks in the same year.
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Peter Martins had already mapped out most of New York City Ballet's next season before he retired under pressure this winter after three decades at the company's helm.
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Online shopping behemoth Amazon has mapped out a host of new cashier-less physical stores, at least some of which incorporate grab-and-go checkout via an app.
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The company mapped out various preventive measures, including setting up an external committee to oversee quality issues, but those familiar with the company say its problems are entrenched.
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I mapped out reports of discrimination, violence or threats of violence against Muslims, Sikhs and other minorities for last November and December, and found incidents across the country.
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It mapped out every shot I had ever posted to the app, scattering them across a map that I could zoom in on down to the street level.
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And WIRED mapped out the evidence, including new details, that all links some of the most major hacks of the last five years to one hacking group: Sandworm.
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Road warriors are big fans of GasBuddy, an app that tells you the cheapest fuel prices in your vicinity (whether mapped out in advance or in real time).
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Ms. Pitman mapped out the second day of her conference around interactive teaching demonstrations in the galleries at MoMA, the Frick Collection and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Later on, the former hedge fund manager sat down to talk with used-car online retailer Carvana CEO Ernie Garcia, who mapped out the company's path to profitability.
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We mapped out the five biggest changes for families in the tax plan, and looked at how changing the mortgage interest deduction could shake up the housing market.
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The report also mapped out which bird species are likely to face additional dangers from climate change, such as increased springtime heat, fiercer wildfires or rising ocean levels.
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He found his big lead in 20103, when he mapped out the addresses of three winners — all of whom lived within miles of Jacobson's South Carolina lake house.
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But the result was well worth it: an elegant plan for a 10-day trip beginning in Bordeaux and ending in London, all mapped out in spectacular detail.
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Another, ThredUp, has mapped out plans to open roughly 100 stores across the U.S. while Poshmark has toyed with the idea of opening some sort of physical space.
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In a diagram included in the criminal complaint, prosecutors mapped out how thousands of bitcoins were funneled from Silk Road into a Mt. Gox account belonging to Bridges.
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Local organizations spearheaded the response; one church, for example, mapped out one of the neighborhoods affected and combed through to check on the well-being of their residents.
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"I'm working closely with my doctors, and we've mapped out a treatment plan which they feel has a 90% success rate," Mustaine said in a statement on Facebook.
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The humble nematode, also known as C. elegans, is the only organism on Earth to have its entire nervous system and brain mapped out like a wiring schematic.
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They have mapped out how they can bring the innovations up to scale and how they will have an impact on Africa, and that's what we are looking for.
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The researchers have already entered and mapped out many of the cave's claustrophobic passageways above the water table, squeezing through crawl spaces only 40 centimeters wide in some places.
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"I thought about what was true for myself, and also, what I perceived to be commonly true for people in general, when I mapped out these touches," she said.
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"We first mapped out the continent on her, creating a floral patchwork that was printed on a sequin base and then hand-embroidered it with Swarovski crystals," she continued.
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They mapped out the probable path of what they expected to become a major storm, and it seemed almost certain that Irma would plow right into the Virgin Islands.
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He also said that Kushner mapped out a comprehensive strategy for US-Saudi relations -- a plan that Tillerson said he was only informed of very late in the process.
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In the beginning, the plans for the robbery feel incredibly ill-formed and haphazard, especially as mapped out, by Jimmy himself, in a 10-point list on the refrigerator.
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Instead, she has to rely on her own ability to survive, which is mapped out in the game through the racing of her heartbeat and the proximity of enemies.
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The device used a series of audio cues to keep him on track; beeps would steer him and keep him within a virtual corridor mapped out by the program.
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But that is hardly a new problem, and the boats' crews would almost surely have mapped out their course in advance, paying close attention to the Iranian boundary waters.
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Starting with the known locations and habits of 654 pygmy camps in five countries, the scientists mapped out grids of terrain across central Africa where similar camps could exist.
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Business Insider has mapped out each of the two firms' 600-plus branches, utilizing their official lists of branch locations, to illustrate regions where the two firms' branches overlap.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) mapped out the legal issues the global sector would face if Britain voted in favour of leaving the EU on June 23.
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The decision to privatize Puerto Rico's state-owned power company follows the same dangerous path mapped out in the Trump administration's draft infrastructure plan that ends in unaffordable water.
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I mapped out my route and have been exploring all this great nation has to offer using photographs that have been geotagged in the locations I want to visit.
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For over an hour, the defense minister mapped out the chronology of events from when U.S. prosecutors last month called for Guzman's arrest and extradition, up to the raid.
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Video The closure was heartbreaking for travelers who mapped out trips months in advance to hike and climb amid the spectacular views of cascading waterfalls and sheer rock faces.
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I mapped out how much the weekend trip would cost me and had to rub my eyes three times just to make sure I was seeing the numbers correctly.
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With the data streams simplified, storage mapped out and a chain of ownership established, the company can more effectively engage with AI vendors to deploy their solutions enterprise-wide.
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A scenario mapped out in the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet saw Turkish special forces deploying alongside U.S. special forces, FSA groups, Arab components of the SDF, and Iraqi Kurdish forces.
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He may have come by his cautiousness naturally, but it was nurtured growing up Catholic in Northern Ireland, a place mapped out to make his kind an underpowered minority.
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His future had been mapped out: He would attend Vanderbilt University and one day take over the family business, a chain of popular women's clothing stores called Gus Mayer.
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We mapped out a journey that included a couple of days in the nation's capital city as well as a road trip to Brasov and into the Carpathian Mountains.
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Muslim criminal gangs have taken control of 55 "no-go zones," according to a report released by Swedish police, which mapped out the areas law enforcement has handed over.
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His career, guided in no small part by his father, Alfie — a Premier League player with Leeds United and Manchester City — has been mapped out in the finest detail.
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Although the show's unfussy style could never have been mistaken for a documentary, its just-the-facts approach mapped out the Colombia narco state with admirable clarity and comprehensiveness.
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In the days that followed, Mr. Patterson, 21, mapped out his plot to abduct Jayme Closs, a middle-school student whom he had never met before, the investigators said.
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She mapped out five technological revolutions across more than 200 years from the Industrial Revolution started in Northern England all the way through the beginnings of Silicon Valley in 1970s.
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The works occupied one corner of the warehouse and were mapped out on distributed floor plans, without which I would have largely been left wondering what was and wasn't art.
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The Tragically Hip had already mapped out their tour for their latest album, Man Machine Poem, and with the blessing of Downie's oncologist, they decided the show would go on.
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The three campaigns may have mapped out voters' preferences and every possible outcome down to a science, but they can't account for the human element of a Democratic caucus night.
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A self professed "geek," Soto thought that, while the breakup was still raw, it was interesting to see his emotions mapped out, and so he decided to share it online.
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When the bird flu threatened a global spread in 2005, President George W. Bush mapped out a plan to combat the pandemic and keep it from reaching the United States.
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The piece spent the next several decades quietly falling apart in storage, until 2015, when MoMA conservators had a stroke of genius and mapped out a plan for its resurrection.
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As fires rage across the Amazon and the Arctic, yet another forest fire has taken hold in Gran Canaria, and has been mapped out by both NASA and ESA satellites.
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The cars are faster, wider and more aggressive-looking with fatter tyres and revised aerodynamics but, behind the scenes, more far-reaching changes are being mapped out to drive expansion.
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Having worked on the input list, researched all the gear and mapped out everything before they went in, she was "thrilled" to be back in the darkness among the machines.
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How they figured it out: A team of MIT researchers mapped out the relative difficulty of jumping from one profession to another by assembling a comprehensive list of job skills.
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She has already mapped out a tour this year that revolves around school holidays and has taken a particular interest in how star mother entertainers have managed touring with kids.
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The two mapped out the lineup on Thursday night when the Yankees wrapped up a series in Kansas City and flew to Tampa, and they spoke by telephone on Friday.
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" As she mapped out her memoir, she turned to heroes like John Steinbeck and Kurt Vonnegut and scoured breakout memoirs from contemporary female writers like Cheryl Strayed, author of "Wild.
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Mondrian's developing interest in peeling back nature's outward appearance to reveal its hidden forms coincides with his aesthetic self-education, which is mapped out chronologically on the galleries' wall plates.
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The National Security Council held a table-top exercise last week in which officials went through potential scenarios and mapped out needs in the case of any spike in cases.
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Additionally, a wider cast of Trump aides participated in WikiLeaks strategy sessions than previously known as they mapped out an attack plan to take advantage of the hacked Democratic emails.
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With the help of Sarah Almukhtar, a graphics editor, we mapped out the locations of the Airbnb apartments, which stretched south from Harlem to trendy neighborhoods like Chelsea and SoHo.
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These are not official marathons, of course, but 26.2-mile runs that she mapped out and then documented with photos on Twitter, where #runningdry became a thing in running circles.
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It's evident in this show that although Poliakoff was eclipsed for decades, he had nonetheless mapped out the next 218 years of abstract painting, at least large portions of it.
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Ford also has mapped out its plans for the future of driving, recently announcing its intention to produce a fleet of driverless cars for ride-sharing services like Uber by 2021.
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At the Network and Distributed Systems Security Symposium two weeks ago, the Stony Brook team showed how they mapped out those fraudulent tech support call schemes more thoroughly than ever before.
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After you've plugged in your destination, your potential route is mapped out and displayed before you've chosen what type of Lyft you want to take based on price and arrival estimates.
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With the help of animators Daniel Muñoz and Merielen Burbano, we mapped out the history and future of wireless technology, and while the past is fascinating, the future is mind-boggling.
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They've mapped out safe routes for the caravans and established safe practices, training migrants in how to run security perimeters to keep from being victimized by gangs of thieves and worse.
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Both Leilani Estates and the smaller Lanipuna Gardens subdivision, which also recently evacuated, are located in "lava zone 1," the most hazardous of the nine zones mapped out by USGS scientists.
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From fast and savory sheet pan meals to zoodles and spaghetti squash burrito bowls, we've mapped out all of the fresh meal-prepping gold from our favorite bloggers across the web.
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The closure was heartbreaking for travelers, many of whom mapped out their trips months in advance to hike and climb amid the spectacular views of cascading waterfalls and sheer rock faces.
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We've mapped out the drop in the uninsured rate on both a state and county level between 2013 and 2016, or from the year before Obamacare was implemented until last year.
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But in a series of rulings, Strine and fellow judges mapped out procedures that would protect mergers from lawsuits and shift the policing of acquisitions away from courts to shareholder votes.
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Some notes on the chart: we only used Macs, iPods, and iOS devices, and we mapped out support against both ports and standards, since it's really complicated to split them up.
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Mr. Greengrass had that concern in mind when he mapped out Jason Bourne's first appearance in the film, engaging in a bare-knuckled, bare-chested fight on the Greek-Macedonia border.
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Ms. Clare is on her third trilogy, and as John Sellers, the children's reviews editor at Publishers Weekly pointed out, she has said she already has two more trilogies mapped out.
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She more or less committed the plot to memory when she carefully mapped out the novel's 853 chapters, in an effort to create a blueprint of sorts for her own version.
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Either way, a clear relationship also exists between flaps in the general population and the onset of government programs—a symbiosis that former NASA employee Diana Palmer Hoyt has mapped out.
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Like GPS services for cars, her device mapped out the most efficient route: She grabbed a box of Honeycomb in one aisle then a box of Lipton Berry Tea in another.
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When the Department of Commerce first announced its investigation into ZTE, it released a document in which ZTE executives mapped out a plan for how to get around American export controls.
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CNN has trawled through the archives to find out what might have been, and caught up with some of those people who thought they had the last decade all mapped out.
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Addressing party faithful on Sunday in the French Riviera town of Frejus, where she mapped out her path to a presidential run in 2022, Le Pen said the appointment "speaks volumes".
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Moreover, at a time of peak political dysfunction, the government has not implemented the policies needed to get to net zero, nor mapped out how it will pay for the transition.
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At the joint House and Senate GOP retreat in January, Ryan mapped out a timeline for rank-and-file Republicans showing they'd get a tax bill to Trump's desk by August.
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But it's also about so much more than that, for it is also a chilling film about the roots of racism in Baltimore engineered while the city was being mapped out.
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If you are a particularly cynical person, you could have mapped out everything that Sky News and the BBC would say right from the first moment, without even needing to watch.
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From tributes honoring both of her families (as in, actual relatives and beloved costars) to potential GoT spoilers (seriously), we've mapped out a comprehensive guide to them all, and their meanings, ahead.
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Aides have mapped out a rough schedule for him stretching to nearly mid-March, but what the President could truly use is a change of scenery, according to sources close to Trump.
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Both Louis-Dreyfus, who also serves as an executive producer for the series, and showrunner David Mandel carefully mapped out the Season 7 arc and were extremely mindful of not becoming repetitive.
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Under a policy proclaimed in April and mapped out in more detail last month, American diplomats have been told to promote weapons sales more actively and speed up procedures for approving them.
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On the surface, I am a pro: I check in online, I have an itinerary of activities planned weeks in advance, reservations for dinner each night secured, sightseeing highlights thoroughly mapped out.
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Some 26 districts have now been mapped out, a Google spokesperson told Mashable, with 10,000 businesses ranging from restaurants and cafes to shopping, entertainment and professional services now on its mapping service.
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Has this great cycle that he sort of mapped out when — basically what happened is, in the late '210s, Accel made a bunch of investments that turned out to be bad investments.
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Scientists have now mapped out the intricate genetic changes that underpin this remarkable transition in the bluehead wrasse, which is one of about 500 fish species capable of sex changes as adults.
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At the beginning of these efforts, the company mapped out each of the three ongoing projects and found that many of the hand-offs between different employees were redundant or not required.
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According to the study, Nadella's top five traits are: This is Nadella's personality as mapped out by Paysa: Other traits Nadella apparently possesses include excitement-seeking, self-efficacy, gregariousness and self-discipline.
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"Endgame" is the least divisive of these finales because the MCU had a clear ending in mind for this era of the franchise and the next few years are already mapped out.
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But Mr. Trump had not determined how it would play out or mapped out a strategy with Republican leaders, the official said, or considered how the politics of a shutdown might unravel.
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Other layers researchers mapped out are also important in understanding how the Zika virus works, such as the envelope protein, which helps the virus attach itself to a host cell to spread.
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But today, armed with a tiny budget, a lot of feelings, and a little more understanding of our situation, together, we mapped out a plan that hopefully will help our small family thrive.
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The GoT world would be mapped out onto our own world, so it sounds like mastering this potential game would either require coordinating with friends in other countries or some serious global travel.
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With all the warm weekends on the horizon, we've mapped out the top spots in NYC to share cocktails, sunshine, and good times well before our Cinderella-esque, coach-into-a-pumpkin curfews.
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Trump signed an order reversing Presidential Policy Directive 20 that had mapped out an elaborate interagency process before the United States engaged in cyberattacks, the Journal said, citing people familiar with the action.
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Nextdoor has been piloting the service in the U.K. for a few months and already has about 45 percent of the neighborhoods mapped out, including most neighborhoods in the region's most populous cities.
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Conoco and its peers had mapped out ambitious capital spending programs for 2017 early in the year, expecting oil prices to be higher than where they are today, just under $50 per barrel.
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SS Zack Cozart was not in the lineup per the playing the schedule the Reds have mapped out for him this week doubled home a run as a pinch hitter in the eighth.
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Ex-Lakers coach Byron Scott says the scumbags who raided his L.A. home did their homework -- and mapped out his daily routine so they could burglarize the place when no one was home.
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Comey, whose testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee mapped out the President's potential obstruction of justice, certainly seems to feel vindicated by Flynn's guilty plea and by what it might mean for Trump.
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"We have to be a global player," Coordinating Maritime Minister Luhut Pandjaitan said in an interview, in which he mapped out a broader strategy to go beyond simply exporting batteries or battery chemicals.
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"Whenever cave divers go into a passage for the first time they will use a guideline and use their finger and thumb to make sure they have a route mapped out," Whitehouse explained.
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Mooppan argued the travel restrictions mapped out in the proclamation are based on recommendations from the federal agencies, which found after a nationwide review that these eight countries had inadequate information sharing practices.
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We mapped out the known interactions that Mr. Trump and at least 22001 campaign officials and advisers had with Russian citizens and WikiLeaks, or their intermediaries, during the 23 presidential campaign and transition.
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He started sending me messages in the night about the future he'd mapped out for us and how he was willing to overlook the fact that I wasn't the same religion as him.
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"We mapped out his back using Arduino and pressure sensors, and figured out specifically on his back's anatomy where he needed more or less pressure," said Andrew Sapala, one of the team members.
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They jolted a trial that had largely been mapped out for weeks and interjected new allegations that Democrats have used to bolster their calls for witnesses with Parnas now potentially one of them.
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Using data from the U.S. Census's American Community Survey, Zippia mapped out how inequality varies from state to state according to each's Gini coefficient, a measure of income distribution used to gauge inequality.
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Last year, the Puerto Rico Climate Change Council mapped out a "road to resilience" (Ruta hacia la Resiliencia), laying out in almost 200 pages detailed strategies to adapt Puerto Rico to climate change.
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They specifically mapped out the hyoid bones, which help anchor the tongue to the body, and surrounding muscles of living species through CT scans and compared them to fossil specimens mostly sourced from China.
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That headset, called Bridge, had mapped out the room around me and created an invisible digital overlay that robots like Bridget could react to, making them feel like a real part of the world.
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Some journalists and supporters mapped out his car route and speculated on Twitter that O'Rourke was headed to Iowa; instead, he ended up in the Native American community of Taos Pueblo, in New Mexico.
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Because we currently don't have any European vacation plans mapped out, we're featuring three of our favorite eats from the cookbook ahead to help us brush up on our at-home Italian cooking skills.
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Webb's report mapped out a complex web of cross-shareholdings between companies listed on both the main board and its sibling, the Growth Enterprise Market, which he said created a breeding ground for volatility.
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"I think it's also the way the market has been mapped out for many, many years," she said, noting that supply chains are not well set up to respond to today's changing food demands.
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Pulling data from the UK Met Office for every year from 1850 to 2016, Hawkins has mapped out Earth's annual temperature anomalies from before the American Civil War to the age of selfie sticks.
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Dina Rubio, who runs a Cuban restaurant in Florida, said she's already planning to hire 6 to 8 more employees, and has mapped out where to install new high-top tables in her restaurant.
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"They basically mapped out these 313 individuals—what demonstrations they went to, which organizations that they're involved with—and they had five years of data to do this with," said Monaghan in an interview.
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In a report released Tuesday, cybersecurity firm White Ops mapped out a massive operation through which Russian cybercriminals are stealing millions of dollars from publishers and advertisers in the form of fake video views.
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Her plan, as it was originally mapped out when she first received her tourist visa, was to reconnect with a man she had fallen in love with in school, in his hometown in Pennsylvania.
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It was this foresight, mapped out and planned for since day one, says Ceva, that allowed BioAegis to remain resilient despite adversity and keep moving ahead, even in the face of potentially showstopping setbacks.
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"I'm a big proponent of going to cities and getting lost and not necessarily having an agenda and having everything mapped out, because part of the deliciousness of travel is the spontaneity," she said.
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"I mapped out all of the core internet kids, like popular kids that I wanted to meet, 'cause I knew if I met them, I could get them to distribute my music," Yachty said.
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As Mr. Morgan mapped out the season, he took into account changing viewing habits, understanding that the audience could binge all 10 episodes at once rather than wait a week for its appointed time.
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The 'weave' sequence is done completely by hand, however each step is mapped out by a computer through a specially designed algorithm that converts a digital photograph into a peg-by-peg knitting pattern.
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The result is this: If you were an English speaker, you might just recognize a greeting in that message, the word ''HI'' mapped out using only a binary language of on-and-off states.
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Founder and CEO Shigenobu Nagamori has in the past alluded to a company vision of 10 trillion yen in revenue by 2030 but has not mapped out specific steps to achieve such a target.
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Founder and CEO Shigenobu Nagamori has in the past alluded to a company vision of 10 trillion yen in revenue by 2030 but has not mapped out specific steps to achieve such a target.
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The Public Editor When the House of Representatives passed the Republican health care bill Thursday, The New York Times was quick to publish a sidebar that mapped out the bill's potential impact on individuals.
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If anything, the movie is mapped out with such controlling care that it occasionally feels airless and unpeopled, leaving us with practical objections: Why do we so rarely see the rest of the staff?
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On Shariah, here is a silver lining: Some medieval Islamic scholars, like Imam Abu Ishaq al-Shatibi of Granada, looked beyond the letter of the law and mapped out the divine "intentions" behind Shariah.
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"There are 40 steps that we mapped out that happened during business travel, and a big big portion around the clunkiness, about business travel is actually around business travel payments," he told Business Insider.
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The car knows it's coming for miles, as it's all mapped out, but when it gets to the spot where it wants you to take over, it instantly starts flashing and vibrating and shaking.
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She holed herself up in the bowels of the theater to keep tinkering with the telecast master plan, which was laid out on a colossal whiteboard, every minute mapped out using color-coded magnets.
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Instead, I decided to spend time living in their worlds: I attended studio rehearsals where they learned choreography in minute detail and later spent time on the court as they mapped out their spacing.
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She made several mock-ups for early rehearsals with a body double, and that's when she and Sian Grigg, Mr. DiCaprio's personal makeup artist and prosthetics designer, mapped out the bear's marks on Glass's body.
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The court declared the settlers the legal owners, finding that Israeli authorities were unaware the land was privately owned when they originally mapped out the area, in territory captured in the 1967 Middle East war.
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For what it's worth, Prometheus co-writer Damon Lindelof (who wasn't involved with Covenant) has said that Ridley Scott does have specific, mapped-out answers to this question, and they just haven't been revealed yet.
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But more than color or form, the line is both central formal element and subject — mapped out with chalk and then painstakingly etched into the surface of her pieces with a single-edge razor blade.
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After obtaining a warrant to search his email, FBI agents saw that Ovsyannikov had added two other people, Yevgeniy Timchenko and Aleksandr Isaev, to a shared spreadsheet that mapped out the technical infrastructure of 3ve.
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The team has catalogued the amount of "CHNOPS elements"—carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorous, and sulfur—in each of the stars, and mapped out the prevalence of these "building blocks of life" across the galaxy.
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When he was at culinary school in Edmonton, he had mapped out a plan that would see him end up at elBulli via a brief stop at this new-fangled place in Denmark called Noma.
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In 1837 Marx reneged on the legal career that his father, himself a lawyer, had mapped out for him and immersed himself instead in the speculative philosophy of G.W.F. Hegel at the University of Berlin.
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The tweak raising the most ire from smartphone-wielding pokémon trainers isn't a change in the game per se but the clamping down on related apps that mapped out where players could find different pokémon.
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There are $269 billion in investment opportunities mapped out in Brazil for the next four years, Meirelles added, which would help the economy recover from the severe recession is has been going through since 2014.
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We ate fish and beans from a local market as the tracks played, and I studied a chart that Russell had made, which mapped out the components of what I'd heard: collaborators, time stamps, samples.
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In its recent user research, Future Family found that around 70% of their new customers had yet to see a fertility doctor; they were starting the process online, often without the next steps mapped out.
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ALCUDIA, Mallorca (Reuters) - Tour de France champion Chris Froome mapped out lofty goals for the year on Tuesday, setting his sights on a remarkable treble of double Olympic gold and another triumphant ride into Paris.
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Bland-Hawthorn and his colleagues mapped out the effects of the explosion on the Magellanic Stream, a massive river of gas and dust that orbits the Milky Way at a distance of 200,000 light years.
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Operating the AVs autonomously only when there isn't a passenger inside delays negotiating certain trade-offs between safety and comfort, like AVs' propensities to brake suddenly and take roundabout routes to stick with mapped out roads.
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Although Peele had mapped out the underlying message of the film (we are our own worst enemies) when he initially wrote the script, the details for the characters' Tethered appearances wouldn't come until shooting nearly began.
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Within a week, the rescue operation mapped out the cave, assembled a plan, used pumps to reduce the water level, delivered food and medicine to the stranded team, and even provided medical support to the boys.
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OPINION: Why this North Korea test is not like the others Operational plans U.S. military planners have mapped out responses should the North Korean regime invade the South and in case the economically isolated state collapses.
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The bankruptcy documents from SCL USA and Cambridge Analytica LLC shed some light on a complex organizational structure that had been mapped out by independent journalists Wendy Siegelman and Ann Marlowe, but was not well understood.
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Hyundai's looking to fill gaps in its overall sensor picture using downloadable, high-accuracy mapping data, which means an area needs to be fully mapped out before autonomous driving can take place there using these vehicles.
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But before store shelves start looking like your neighbor's front lawn, we've got your survival plan mapped out with a grade A list for separating the nice from the naughty when it comes to festive goods.
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Below, we've mapped out a few of the services to check out if you're headed to the desert, and some sweat-proof products you should add to your warm-weather beauty arsenal even if you're not.
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The organization has mapped out the 52 so-called swing congressional districts around the country on its site, where Americans can organize and volunteer to help Democrats win districts that hold the closest of political contests.
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Texas. Researchers at Rice University recently mapped out the Lone Star State's breezes and sunshine to assess what they called "complementarity," how the energy available from one energy source rises and falls in relation to another.
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By Sunday, authorities had mapped out the area with the help of the fishermen and observed several members of the tribe walking around the area where eyewitnesses claim to have seen Chau's body dragged and buried.
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Don't let fear hold you back Finally, although it is very reasonable to fear doing things differently, it is delusional to deny yourself potentially better opportunities simply because they are not fully certain or mapped out.
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The new consortium, which also includes banks, insurance firms and asset managers, plans to revise Japan's TCFD guidance, which was mapped out by the ministry late last year, and issue green investment guidance for financial institutions.
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Despite the fact that the Fed has started normalization, and has mapped out how they're going to reduce the balance sheet in very, very small doses over the next years, other central banks are still expansionary.
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To illustrate how these numbers vary across the U.S., Zippia mapped out what a living wage would be, or how much you would need to earn to live "comfortably" (above the poverty line) in every state.
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Australia's central bank mapped out a steady course for rates at its first meeting of 2018 this month, and indicated a pick-up in wage growth was necessary to ensure a much-needed recovery in inflation.
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WinFS was eventually canceled, but Microsoft had attempted to turn the Windows file system into a giant database that could be searched quickly, with linked data sets and related relationships between files mapped out by the system.
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Goold&aposs RPM has mapped out the Ionian seabed from the Greek border all along to the Vlora Bay, finding at least 22 shipwrecks from the ancient times to World War II and hundreds of ancient amphorae.
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But if you were paying attention earlier when Stamets was talking to Lorca, you'd have noticed that they were talking technobabble about how Stamets' previous jumps had mapped out what appeared to be portals to parallel universes.
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Terrazas said there was much work to be done, but stressed that officials had already mapped out the remaining 70 percent of the fire's perimeter that firefighters and bulldozers need to clear to keep it fully contained.
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He had plied the fraught waters of the VIP cocktail circuit, schmoozed with up-and-comers in La Condesa, and slowly but surely mapped out the intricate web of narco influence and corruption within the federal government.
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Watching this carefully mapped-out trip through the rise of the porn industry in New York City was like walking through Times Square in the early '70s, only with less personal danger, and the benefit of hindsight.
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Williams: The scenes were driven by notes that were left in 35mm film canisters throughout the woods, so we had a GPS that was programmed by the producers and directors, they had mapped out the whole locations.
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However, King seemingly had Uber A's identity mapped out even before she gave this interview in 2014 — which means that she was essentially giving fans a big clue that they had no idea was an actual clue.
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The 10-km (6-mile)-long warren of underground passages and chambers in Mount Sodom, overlooking the Dead Sea, was mapped out over two years by cavers from nine countries led by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Her work will continue for years, in the form of buildings that are under construction or just starting construction, products that are designed and ready to begin and plans that have been mapped out but not executed.
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Jetty&aposs products have been focused on the move-in process so far, but Rudoy said that the company has mapped out all of the "financial hurdles" in the renting process, and plans to offer more products.
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She methodically mapped out her routes (which she called "sweeps"), spending 20083- or 16-hour days visiting sanitation crews in different locales, shadowing workers, interviewing them, delivering speeches about her own work and the value of theirs.
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Using clues like these to point the way, I mapped out all of China—including its vast and universally unsung western half—according to the main ingredients, climates, terrains, ethnic groups, religions, historical migratory patterns, and dialects.
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For example, Historic Boston has 10 sites mapped out, each one including all of the information you'd see if you found it on Google search (reviews, open and close time) and the travel time between each stop.
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Along with other CO2-emitters, Uniper has mapped out plans for how to pare back emission-intensive power production and replace it with more climate friendly gas-fired power plants and other sources, including hydro-electric plants.
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But Harley recently mapped out plans to shift some production to a new factory in Thailand and said it would close its plant in Kansas City, Missouri, and add some jobs at a facility in York, Pennsylvania.
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All polls point to a victory for Mitsotakis, 51, an ex-venture capitalist and scion of a powerful political family who has mapped out his moves carefully since assuming the helm of New Democracy in early 20153.
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Avalere mapped out some of the possibilities in this chart: A reinsurance program funded with $10 billion or even $15 billion in annual spending could actually offset the price hikes expected to result from individual mandate repeal.
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Consultants familiar with the inner workings of American sports say that teams and leagues alike have mapped out detailed responses to various crisis scenarios, be it a fatal tragedy or a star player being accused of a crime.
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Woods said the PRA had mapped out the barriers using a machine to sift through data and rules via text-search, with results cross-checked by humans, before taking a fresh look at capital requirements for credit unions.
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Woods said the PRA had mapped out the barriers using a machine to sift through data and rules via text-search, with results cross-checked by humans, before taking a fresh look at capital requirements for credit unions.
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Following this line of thinking, meaning-making in VR can begin to take on more folkloristic and amateur proportions, yielding a sensorium of everyday sensation — collections of sounds and stories all mapped out in three-dimensional, navigable space.
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So, in order to make sure we stay afloat during this saccharine season (especially if we're currently un-cuffed), we've rounded up and mapped out the best new limited edition V-Day treats that 2018 has to offer.
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Sure does, but what's even more ridiculous is that Rowan has mapped out the entire office, including where the surveillance cameras can't reach, so that he can tell Olivia to stop her mission before she ends up dead.
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On a conference call with investors last month, CEO Ed Stack added that if it decides to take over any of Sports Authority's leases, they would be on top of the 36 stores it has currently mapped out.
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Unlike many other 17-year-old kids who don't know what they want to do with their lives, Chantel has a whole life plan mapped out: she'll go to college, then med school, and eventually become a doctor.
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Celebrity Chef José Andrés said on Sunday that he has arrived in the Bahamas and his charity has "kitchens ready to go and shelters mapped out" after Hurricane Dorian made landfall in the region earlier in the morning.
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Though he had racked up nearly a million frequent flier miles, Mr. Porter realized he wasn't earning many points with Ms. Moseman Wadler, so they mapped out a plan that included quitting their jobs and traveling the world.
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The New York Times's Adam Pearce and Alex Burns looked through all the big House primaries this year and mapped out how Democrats are seeing a big bump in voter turnout compared to that of the 2014 midterms.
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The Summit Could Go Bad While most modern-day summits between nation states are highly scripted affairs that have clearly mapped out deliverables for both sides before anyone ever shakes hands, this summit could very well be different.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish judge on Tuesday sentenced a 39-year-old man to a year and a half in prison for creating a website that mapped out a notorious 2016 gang rape at a bull-running festival.
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TIM WENTWORTH: I mean, you know, the first five months could not right now be more along the line that David and I have mapped out in terms of, I think, three dimension that we've been very intentional about.
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Stacy L. Smith, a professor at the University of Southern California and an author of the study, said the findings mapped out an ecosystem of inequality in which the Academy Awards was just one of the most visible outcomes.
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The idea of cities using the courts as recourse in the fight against climate change is one that goes back at least to the 1990s, and the plaintiff side mapped out the detailed strategy just a few years ago.
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And yet Froman, an executive at Citigroup, which would ultimately become the recipient of the largest bailout from the federal government during the financial crisis, had mapped out virtually the entire Obama cabinet, a month before votes were counted.
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Even the rate trajectory mapped out by markets is too aggressive for many analysts given the outlook for subdued inflation and expectations that an unwinding of the ECB's bond-buying scheme is likely to take place before rates change.
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The case "sets an important precedent", said Ingvild Jenssen, founder and coordinator of NGO Shipbreaking Platform, a coalition of environmental, human and labor rights organizations formed in 2005 which has mapped out direct links between shipowners and beaching operations.
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Just under half of the funds - $124 million – will be channelled into new breweries, which are mapped out for the U.S., Asia and Australia, and two brewery hotels, boasting craft beer taps in each bedroom and beer-infused dining.
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For complicated logistical and cost-related reasons that made sense at the time, I'd mapped out a plan with Kayak to go to St. Lucia, then to Trinidad and back, then off to San Juan — all in four days.
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They are pawns on a technical chessboard that are impossible to invest in because it&aposs so obvious that their moves have been manufactured and pre-mapped out for them with no room to suspend the audience&aposs disbelief.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — When the chief executive of Saudi Arabia's national oil and gas company mapped out a glowing future for fossil fuels at a discussion in Davos this past week, dissent came from an unexpected corner of the room.
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But I was, of course, left with questions and thoughts about why some people get to have a name in history while others remain a generic category, why some identities are mapped into history and others are mapped out.
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The rappers El-P and Killer Mike had each mapped out solid solo careers over the last two decades, but they found renewed purpose when they joined forces to form the hip-hop group Run the Jewels in 2013.
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The DLC, for better or worse, mapped out a set of centrist, "third way" policies that the Democratic Party eventually coalesced behind – and its members went on to serve in senior positions in both the Clinton and Obama administrations.
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Six days of talks ended in Qatar on Saturday with key parts of a draft pact mapped out, including an 18-month timeline for the withdrawal of foreign troops after the completion of a deal, according to Taliban officials.
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If you've mapped out the menu and placed ornament name cards on the table with care but still feel that your decor looks a bit bare, we have a solution that's super-simple to pull together (and free, to boot).
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Through it all, Norwegian duo Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg (the Oscar-nominated Kon-Tiki) feel less like directors than shepherds, carefully coloring inside the lines mapped out for them so thoroughly by a $4-billion-dollars-and-counting franchise.
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" However, a FEMA spokesperson did note that creating such custom alerts is difficult since they are mapped out around cell towers and requires officials to know the "specific location of cell towers, which is not common or easily obtained information.
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The holidays are just days away, and if you haven't mapped out your plan of attack for gift-getting, it might be too late to ship everything on your family or friend's wishlist — at least without paying dearly for shipping costs.
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It's that kind of consistent enthusiastic turnout that has Stony Brook University Professor Helmut Norpoth convinced that Trump will win the election based on a model he constructed that's mapped out every election result since 1912 correctly, (except for 1960).
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Citizen astronomer Xavier Jubier has mapped out a path for a private eclipse flight, operated with a Dassault Falcon 7X, that would see 93 minutes and 34 seconds of totality — the period of time when the moon fully eclipses the sun.
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But these are the musical numbers we've been waiting for, mapped out in long, economically filmed takes of ferocious close-quarters fighting and firing that Reeves performs with a soulfully mean élan you could trace back to Lee Marvin's heyday.
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Whimsical cloud-like shapes in seven punchy hues are meticulously mapped out so that the yellow shade from the CAI All That Glitters Eyeshadow Palette lands on your eyes' inner corners, which, according to Stiassni, brightens and opens them up.
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Many activists -- some willing to be arrested -- have mapped out a week of "direct actions" aimed at gumming up the convention's works with protests that could include blocking off thoroughfares used to transport delegates into and out of the arena.
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He mapped out this scenario for me while the sun set on the majestic North Dakota plains, closing out a tense day where fellow Native Americans were confronted by the National Guard, private security and militarized police from six states.
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But ideal or not, it allows the commission to avoid opening a procedure that could have led to the imposition of multi-billion euro fines on Italy for straying from the path of fiscal righteousness (as mapped out by Brussels).
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Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin's Oscar-winning documentary superbly captures the details of the climb — including how Honnold mapped out every crack and crevice of his route to the top — while reveling in the feat's grandeur with soaring cinematography.
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After years of turning in homework on a nearly daily basis and having life mapped out for them, many spoke of waiting until the last minute to study for midterms and were determined not to do the same for finals.
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Le Pen, leader of the former National Front, last year renamed the National Rally, hailed the appointment as an "ideological victory" during a speech on Sunday in which she also mapped out her path to another presidential run in 2022.
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Along the way — and with my own mental health struggles with anxiety and depression under my belt — it became apparent that the only way I was going to get through the beginning of January was with a mapped out plan.
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In 2015, New York Times reporters working in Beijing, Hong Kong and the southwestern Chinese city of Chengdu mapped out the financial network of He Guoqiang's family, examining shareholding records and verifying relationships by interviewing a member of the family.
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While the company currently operates a little more than 100 stores, King said it has mapped out nearly a hundred more sites across the U.S. that would be considered suitable locations for Dave & Buster's and would not cannibalize existing stores.
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He mapped out a new site, TMZDC, and interviewed several local gossip reporters, including Patrick Gavin, who produced a 2015 documentary about the White House Correspondents Dinner, titled "Nerd Prom," and Anne Schroeder, who was working at Politico at the time.
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The Maryland women's coach Brenda Frese said that she mapped out the seating assignments of her staff, determining where the guard coaches should go relative to the post coaches, and she said those decisions could vary from year to year.
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When then-Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner mapped out what would happen without a debt ceiling raise in 2011, he showed how it would take another two months before the U.S. would actually be in danger of defaulting on its debt obligations.
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The once little-known mayor is getting recognized across the country, while his committee has mapped out plans to double in size in the coming weeks as a steady stream of new donations flood to the 22015-year-old Democrat.
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Francophile adherents to the faith included leading figures in the tumultuous period after the 1889 coup that toppled Brazil's emperor, such as Cândido Rondon, the explorer who mapped out far-flung stretches of the Amazon rain forest with Theodore Roosevelt.
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"I mapped out where every body was found in relation to the crash site and attended every post mortem," said John Gange, a former detective senior inspector in the colonial police who examined the site hours after it had been located.
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In a paper published in the journal Nature in March, Wei-Chung Allen Lee—a neuroscientist at Harvard University who is working with Koch's team—and his collaborators mapped out a wiring diagram of 50 neurons and more than 13,000 of their partners.
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HNA, which has seen at least two overseas deals hit a hurdle as a result of the crackdown on transferring money, has said it plans to prioritize investments that are in industries and regions mapped out under the Belt and Road initiative.
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The three-page paper, to be considered by Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives, the pro-business Free Democrats and the Greens later on Friday, mapped out broad agreement on a pragmatic approach to foreign policy, multilateralism and a strong commitment to global trade.
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Sworn in as leader in January, Puigdemont has mapped out an 18-month transition towards independence that would see Catalan authorities approve a constitution and begin building the institutions needed for an independent state, such as an army and a central bank.
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Addressing atomic scientists in the city of Sarov, he warmed to some familiar themes (the horrific chaos of the 1990s, and the noble efforts of the church and the nuclear establishment to preserve Russia's nuclear arsenal),but also mapped out some newish ones.
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The research was shut down amid the moral panic sparked by Timothy Leary, a psychologist and evangelist for psychedelic drugs, who urged America's young to "turn on, tune in and drop out" of whatever respectable futures their parents had mapped out for them.
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In addition to a collective breathwork meditation, we visualized our future selves, mapped out the pillars that are key to our values, and opened up about the physical objects that symbolize how we perceive our identities as Asian women (light stuff, I know).
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I'm going to talk about George R.R. Martin's 1993 pitch for Game of Thrones, and the end of the story as it relates to a specific set of characters — ones that we all know and mostly love — is pretty well mapped out.
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The Human Genome Project -- an international 13-year collaboration that mapped out all of the genes in humans -- discovered approximately 50,000 variances (differences in the individual DNA code) in our genetic code that can make a difference in how your body functions.
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At that time, most of the genes that control our molecular clocks had already been mapped out by a few dedicated chronobiologists, including a trio of American scientists who would go on to win the 2017 Nobel Prize in medicine for their contributions.
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Rahm Emanuel, his first chief of staff, and other top aides mapped out an ambitious two-year agenda that included a health care overhaul, new banking laws, a remake of the federal student loan program, infrastructure spending and stricter limits on pollution.
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As is often the case, facial recognition technology has made possible actions (and sadly depredations of constitutionally protected areas like privacy, legal search and seizure) that were unimaginable when the framers mapped out the greatest democratic experiment in the history of the world.
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Ryan maps out GOP timeline for ObamaCare PHILADELPHIA -- Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) on Wednesday mapped out the GOP's 2202-day legislative strategy, saying Republicans will repeal and replace portions of ObamaCare by the spring and tackle tax reform before the August recess.
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The seating chart must be carefully mapped out (though some no-shows prompted a few last-minute musical chairs) since the awkward lineup means a guest can't mingle and is stuck conversing — or not — with his or her dinner partner on either side.
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In February 2015, Phelps became engaged to Johnson, whom he had dated off and on since 2007, and mapped out the future: After the Olympics, the couple would get married, embark on a long and luxurious honeymoon and then start a family.
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We mapped out a few of the most-imitated features below, and the companies that are copying them, though there are plenty of others that didn't make the list: At the center of the diagram, unsurprisingly, is Facebook and its mini-me, Instagram.
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Since then, the Superfund cleanup has been mapped out, real estate prices have climbed higher and Mayor Bill de Blasio, who took office in 2014, chose Gowanus as one of several city neighborhoods where developers could build bigger if they created affordable housing.
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We do however, have a reasonable idea of the issues the two leaders and their aides will have mapped out before the meeting: the areas where they each want something from their counterpart, and the places they are willing to give ground.
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The relationships among these family members are beautifully mapped out at every step of the way, as they come together and fall apart, and the show's greatest skill is in how it traces all the characters' relationships to their own past selves.
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In an email to staff on Friday, Mr. Sidibé, a native of Mali who has led the agency since 2009, gave no indication of stepping down but instead mapped out a five-point plan for changes to be put into place next year.
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It's a lot to keep track of, which is why the novel is preceded by two full family trees, all the various relationships helpfully mapped out (although I'd recommend not studying these diagrams too carefully, as certain spoilers become obvious under scrutiny).
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Ruth Finley, who brought order to the fashion world for nearly 22007 years by publishing a biweekly calendar that mapped out the schedules of designers' shows in New York City and helped them avoid conflicts with rivals, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
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To illustrate how these numbers vary across the U.S., CNBC Make It mapped out what a living wage would be, or how much a single person would need to earn to live "comfortably," above the poverty line, in every state, as seen above.
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The three-page paper, to be considered by Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives, the pro-business Free Democrats and the Greens later Friday, mapped out broad agreement on ridding the world of nuclear weapons and vowed a new diplomatic push for nuclear disarmament.
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The Minsk agreements mapped out steps to be taken by each side, including elections in rebel-held regions, the return to Ukrainian control of a now-porous border with Russia, greater autonomy for the separatist region, and the disarming of militant groups.
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Lionsgate, the movie's distributor, prides itself on creative marketing (like a much-talked-about campaign for its "Hunger Games" franchise) and mapped out at least a half-dozen ways to visually tease this Damien Chazelle musical starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.
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Being rejected or told you can't go forward with the plans you've already mapped out is never an easy task to accept; but that doesn't mean you should see this as a setback according to Dambisa Moyo, a leading global economist and author.
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He had conducted research into his own political vulnerabilities, in anticipation of attacks from other Democrats in a rowdy primary, and had mapped out how to reorganize his advocacy groups to comply with the fund-raising regulations that apply to presidential candidates.
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Using the most versatile pieces from INC International Concepts' summer delivery, created for Macy's, we mapped out looks that will take you from the check-in desk to happy hour to Sunday brunch and back home again without so much as a rolling suitcase.
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Initially the duo developed a safety app that mapped out optimal routes to let a ride-hailing customer sense if their driver was going rogue and not sticking to the designated trip, but it later pivoted into logistics tracking after feedback from enterprise users.
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But even as AT&T slowed down its capital investments in 2015, after spending billions of dollars on a project mapped out years in advance, Comcast's spending soared from $7.2 billion to $8.1 billion months after the FCC net neutrality rules went into effect.
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Sponsors also see value in the application to promote on-site activation efforts — like a Red Bull giveaway in "Tent C." For those of you outside Jacksonville and Atlanta, Paranoid Fan has gone ahead and mapped out all 32 NFL stadiums and surrounding areas.
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Cops searched the dead man's car and discovered a letter addressed to the "Bomb Hostage," which mapped out a complicated, Saw-like scavenger hunt that the man would have to do to retrieve three keys that would eventually unlock the collar from his neck.
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After choosing the best site on the property, he and his team mapped out the area with pink string, tracking potential trajectories to help envision where the buildings and paths might go, and walked the clients through the giant Pepto-Bismol-colored web to decide.
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Projections of flowers are illuminated on a screen before them; the audience sits on the floor, and the installation is mapped out to take advantage of the confines of every gallery, community center and other unconventional performance space they've booked for this particular series.
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Scientists announced today they have mapped out more than 94% of the genome of Chinese Spring bread wheat — adding that by manipulating its genetic code, people could eventually improve global food security and possibly alleviate some immune disorders like celiac disease or wheat allergies.
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It is that empathy that distinguishes much of Ms. Bilbao's work, infusing a vision of architecture as a platform that people can use to improve their quality of life according to their own needs, rather than those mapped out for them by planners and developers.
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It is very likely that Díaz was already a target when she posted the piñata, very likely that ICE already knew her full name and address and license-plate number and social-media handles, had mapped out her family members' names, their social-media handles.
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The Yankees' doctor, Christopher Ahmad, along with Sabathia and the trainer Steve Donohue, mapped out a plan to maintain the knee with injections, but Sabathia did not get a cortisone shot during the All-Star break because he reported that the knee felt good.
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FALCON is a series of software tools that also help collect, file, and analyze data for connections, which are then visualized and mapped out; FALCON Tipline, sold by Palantir to ICE, consolidates data from tips to be used for "link analysis" and planning future operations.
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In a note prepared for G20 finance ministers and central bankers, the global lender mapped out a plethora of risks facing the global economy, including the fast-spreading coronavirus and a renewed spike in U.S.-China trade tensions, as well as climate-related natural disasters.
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As Fabletics celebrates five years as a fashion brand in the athleisure industry — athletic wear designed for working out or running errands — it's mapped out an aggressive growth strategy amid a competitive landscape that includes rivals Lululemon, Gap's Athleta, Nike and Tory Burch Sport.
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Clinton's staff and security team had mapped out a route so she could admire the prizewinning stalks of corn, see an exhibit on agriculture and pick up a pork-chop-on-a-stick before climbing into a black S.U.V. to catch a private flight to Martha's Vineyard.
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Stuart Russell, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley who wrote one of the foundational textbooks on AI, said that the sort of breakthroughs needed to create AGI have "nothing to do with bigger datasets or faster machines," so they can't be easily mapped out.
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On one side are players who think the game is irredeemably inferior to the original, while on the other are satisfied players and Bungie, which is tweaking its product to appease fans while still pushing forward a franchise that it's likely mapped out for years to come.
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If ever there was a handbook or how-to that mapped out the clothes and trends that have dressed the cultural zeitgeist for as long as we can remember, it'd be Greg Foley and Andrew Luecke's latest opus Cool: Style, Sound, & Subversion, which hits bookstores Tuesday.
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Fischer, speaking to the Economic Club of New York, mapped out a world where low growth hamstrings central banks from effective recession-fighting, and said the U.S. economy may face longer and deeper recessions in the future if interest rates remain stuck at current low levels.
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In 2010, Yale constitutional law Professor Jack Balkin mapped out a plan calling for President Obama to cut payroll taxes, instruct the Treasury Department to issue new regulations justifying the cuts, and then dare the Republicans in Congress to fight him in court, for years if necessary.
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On Saturday they were the engine of a soul jam that featured an invigorated D'Angelo and an eager John Mayer; on Sunday, they mapped out a brief but impressive history of New York funk, backing performances by David Byrne, Nile Rodgers and the Wu-Tang Clan.
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The amount of active ingredient in a pill and the metabolic path that the ingredient takes after it enters your body—these are things that drugmakers will have painstakingly mapped out before the product comes on the market, with a tractor-trailer full of supporting documentation.
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A 28-year veteran of Boeing and second-generation Boeing employee, Caret shocked many when she mapped out six key priorities for the $103 billion weapons and space company that span the breadth of the company's portfolio but do not include production of new fighter jets.
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The Grain Inspection Packers and Stockyard Administration said it has decided not to take any action "at this time" on another rule proposed in December, which mapped out what criteria the Agriculture secretary can consider when determining whether the tournament system for poultry growers is fair.
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The news followed what had been an especially painful year for families of victims, as debris from the plane was found as far away as Tanzania and new clues emerged, including news that the pilot had mapped out a deviant route on his personal flight simulator.
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In his ambitious and unfinished project, which can be applied not just to the 19th century but also to the present day, including this year's Berlin Biennale, Benjamin mapped out how the grounds of modernity, bound to the mythical ideas of progress and technology, foster a sense of alienation.
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Focusing on facial biometrics, the technology employed by products and companies using facial recognition, Mayer placed billboards across Los Angeles and New York displaying large images of her own visage with her specific facial measurements mapped out, accompanied by almost poetic texts discussing the ramifications of her facial biometrics.
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How it would work: The blocker would filter out ads that are deemed intrusive based on standards that have been mapped out by a third-party group called the Coalition for Better Ads, which includes advertising heavyweights like Facebook, Google, Group M, Procter and Gamble and The Washington Post.
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The blocker would filter out ads that are deemed intrusive based on standards that have been mapped out by a third-party group called the Coalition for Better Ads, which includes some of the biggest advertising heavyweights, like Facebook, Google, Group M, Procter and Gamble and The Washington Post.
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If you look at it through the lens of our built environment, you might point a finger at the late Frank Lloyd Wright for launching his Broadacre City project, which mapped out what became the American suburb, pushing people out of cities and into sprawling but disconnected neighborhoods.
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To illustrate how these numbers vary across the U.S., CNBC Make It mapped out what a living wage would be, or how much a family would need to earn to live above the poverty line without having to worry about how to afford groceries or housing, in every state.
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Check out more videos from VICE: The decision also alarmingly follows the same path mapped out in the Trump administration's draft infrastructure plan in which no funding is allocated to the State Revolving Fund programs, the main source of federal support for our local water and sewer systems.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday put on hold a lower court's ruling requiring North Carolina to immediately redraw state legislative districts found to have been be mapped out in a way that crammed black voters into a limited number of them to dilute their electoral clout.
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Also at the conference, Amnon Shashua, the head of Intel's Mobileye self-driving car computer unit, said Mobileye has mapped out all of the roadways in Japan, using cameras that were already embedded in vehicles produced by Nissan Motor Co Ltd that come with Mobileye systems from the factory.
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Pal and his co-founder Damian Horner found each other during their travels and had drinks at a place called Rosita's where Horner, a former ad exec, learned of Pal's experience in finance and they both mapped out a new type of online news channel with some real energy.
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The blocker would filter out ads that are deemed intrusive based on standards that have been mapped out by a third-party group called the Coalition for Better Ads, which includes some of the biggest advertising heavyweights, like Facebook, Google, Group M, Procter and Gamble and The Washington Post.
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The court sealed these pieces of evidence, but some fragmented public details suggested that the team had mapped out 65,500 square miles of terrain, designed and modeled many characters and creatures, and extensively outlined quests and dialogue, including a "game-worldwide meta-puzzle" that would encourage players to cooperate.
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"People born in the '80s and '90s, having always had their life mapped out by parents, have trouble switching from their child identity into that of a working professional," wrote Miao Lijuan, a business commentator, in an essay dissecting millennials' work experience in a journal on corporate culture.
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We debunked the transphobic myths being spread by panicked anti-trans campaigners; spoke to politicians, trans people and campaigners about why GRA reform matters; heard from people who transitioned young that support is vital; and mapped out the history of the Gender Recognition Act, to demonstrate its failings.
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The rig count, an early indicator of future output, is still higher than the 416 active oil rigs a year ago as energy companies had mapped out ambitious spending programs for 2017 when they expected U.S. crude to be higher than the $50 per barrel where they are currently trading.
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"This is the first step on a path that scientists have carefully mapped out towards the legalisation of (genetically modified) babies," said David King, of anti-gene manipulation group Human Genetics Alert, last month when the British fertility regulator held its meeting to decide on granting the gene editing license.
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Alan Taylor explained that although George R.R. Martin has released his book series, A Song of Ice and Fire, in individual installments — not to mention that only five of the seven have been finished so far — the author seems to have the entire story fully mapped out in his head.
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Experts like Jonathan Albright, director of the Digital Forensics Initiative at Columbia University's Tow Center for Digital Journalism, have mapped out how social networks, including Facebook and YouTube, acted as amplification services for websites that would otherwise receive little attention online, allowing them to spread propaganda during the 2016 election.
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NEW YORK, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. economy may face longer and deeper recessions in the future if interest rates remain stuck at current low levels, Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said on Monday as he mapped out a world in which low growth hamstrings central banks from effective recession-fighting.
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There's also another physical re-creation, this time of the entire upper floor of the Yellow House, with the exact dimensions of the rooms and their position in relation to one another mapped out on the floor of a gallery, overlaid with video projections of van Gogh's letters from that time.
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In the short video, Mayer presents her own face mapped out with specific dimensions between her features, highlighting how our measurements are used by corporations to exert control over us, but also encouraging us to "take control" of our own measurements, empowering ourselves with the same tools used to dominate us.
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Win or lose, her questions at oral arguments -- showcasing her expertise and punching holes in the case made by Texas Solicitor General Scott Keller defending the law -- encouraged supporters of abortion rights who hope that at the very least she mapped out a standard for reviewing abortion restrictions in future cases.
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The rig count, an early indicator of future output, is still higher than the 418 active oil rigs a year ago as energy companies had mapped out ambitious spending programs for 2017 when they expected U.S. crude to be higher than the $50 per barrel range where they are currently trading.
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"While rural communities are home to just 15 percent of the nation's total population, they accounted for 57 percent of the nation's residents in neighborhoods where broadband has yet to be deployed," according to a 2017 Brookings report that has mapped out subscription data for the 100 biggest metro areas.
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Facebook has the long game of AR being mapped out on the hardware side with Oculus Research eyeing wild displays, but getting more people focused on the use cases of tomorrow — even if they just look like updated camera features rather than dedicated quote-unquote AR features — is a different challenge altogether.
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The Swiss company ID Quantique has mapped out a quantum network that would connect many of North America's largest data centers; in China, a separate team is working on a 2,000-kilometer quantum link between Beijing and Shanghai, which would rely on fiber to span an even greater distance than the satellite link.
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Investors have so far taken a benign view of the gradual policy tightening mapped out by the ECB, with the 10-year benchmark interest rate for the euro area - a gauge of borrowing costs based on German bond yields - at a paltry 0.30 percent on expectations of continued support from the central bank.
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The two have mapped out divergent strategies: Mr. Patrick is eyeing a relatively conventional path to the nomination through the early states, while Mr. Bloomberg envisions spending a huge sum of money contesting Super Tuesday in early March, leaving the current Democratic field to battle over early states like Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Once, while visiting The Biltmore, the palatial estate of the Vanderbilt family that's become a tourist attraction, while my friends were sprawled out and angled in the grass to get the perfect picture, I sat with my Moleskine notebook and mapped out all the different revenue streams in operation on the estate.
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Read the full story here:SoftBank&aposs Masayoshi Son has a &apostype&apos and the founders he bets on look a lot like Adam NeumannA clash of philosophies in the quest to rule the cloudLast week, we mapped out the team of power players leading Microsoft&aposs cloud assault on Amazon&aposs AWS business.
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The Democrats' message appears to anticipate that Republicans will write a bill with temporary provisions — a tactic that House Speaker Paul Ryan mapped out in a meeting with conservative groups last week — in order to gain a favorable budgetary score for provisions that come with a high price tag but quick economic benefit.
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That's not answering the question that I put to you, which is that for this to be a credible and exciting new conservative agenda, it has to acknowledge the fact that it's an agenda that in a sense the president has mapped out, but the president has no answers to the problems that he describes.
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This week, the company announced a new feature it's calling Timeline — composite, visual, and interactive maps of the various projects assigned to different people within a team, giving the group a wider view of all the work that needs to be completed, and how the projects fit together, mapped out in a timeline format.
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"If I were asked by anyone of my opinion on what to look for (or hope for) next I would tell them a wave of killings, or 'assassinations' of System bureaucrats by roving gun men who have their strategy well mapped-out in advance and well-nigh impossible to stop," Mason writes in Siege.
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Inspired by a similar study of heavy metal lyrics (the most metal word turned out to be "burn," if you're curious), two individuals (one who goes simply by the name "The DataFace") have mapped out the vocabularies of seemingly every major rapper and used that data to create an incredibly comprehensive map of ad-libs, punchlines, and subject matter.
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But the agenda has been mapped out: • Electing the supreme leader to an even more powerful position than the one Kim holds (his power is already nearly absolute); • Electing new party leadership to replace members of Kim's inner circle purged for disloyalty and branded "evil" by the state, and; • Revealing the findings of the party's disciplinary and investigative committee.
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"We have imaged it to a high resolution with SEM and determined the chemistry of the minerals that preserve the tissues, and mapped out the interior of the specimen using CT." "A synchrotron might be able to provide finer resolution of the 3D structure of the mineralized region, and therefore of the original soft tissues," Liu added.
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It was called the Freedom Fighter's Manual and, in 15 pages of illustrations that looked vaguely like airplane safety cards, it mapped out all the easy ways that Nicaraguan citizens can help destabilize and eventually overthrow the then-current Marxist government—from leaving sinks running all the time to booby-trapping highways and burning down buildings.
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More From PCmag Fallout 76 Won't Be on Steam The High Cost of Parking Samsung Starts Mass Producing Cheaper 4TB SSDs Logitech Powered Is a Wireless iPhone Charging Stand "Zooming in on one of the larger bases clearly reveals its internal layout, as mapped out by the tracked jogging routes of numerous soldiers," The Guardian reported at the time.
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READ MORE: Sony says it has 7 years of Marvel movies mapped out — here are all the details on what to expectSpider-Man gets back on trackWhile Feige and Marvel seem to be out of Spider-Man's life right now, Sony was hopeful that a deal could still be made in the future in its statement.
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And I hope also that the issue of where Turkey's buffer zone into Syria will be is also mapped out so that we can then determine where our forces will be located in support of the Syrian Kurds, who are going to continue to get the proceeds from the oil production that is in northeastern Syria.
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Ingress itself actually formed the basis for Pokémon Go, in that the locations mapped out by players in that previous game inform the Gym and PokéCenter locations in Go. Ingress has a very engaged core player group, but it's still not a runaway success, and Pokémon Go numbers probably already dwarf those of the now four-year old title.
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Founded in 1924 by Armand G. Hudon, Amesbury's deputy fire chief, and Emilien "Mickey" Jutras, a local barber and undertaker, the Maples' beginnings were humble: they played their games on a 150 foot by 85 foot sheet of ice that was mapped out on a local pond (indoor rinks were essentially unheard of at the time).
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PHILADELPHIA — Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Wednesday mapped out the GOP's 200-day legislative strategy, saying Republicans will repeal and replace portions of ObamaCare by spring and tackle tax reform before the August recess.
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From the vagabond living outside of societal norms in "My Teacher" (1993), to the imposter couple realizing their romantic dreams in "Honeymoon" (1995), to the artist navigating local regulations to build Liao Garden (originally named Age of Empires), the freedom is mapped out by systems and rules that the individual bypasses to romance some deeper value.
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The Tax Policy Center mapped out how different groups would benefit -- or not -- over time under the plan, and it projected that people with the highest incomes would see the biggest cuts, while lower earners would see smaller changes to their tax bills, or even have less money after taxes than they would without the bill.
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Tiffany controls most of the process that readies its diamonds for display cases — from rough stones that are mapped out on a 3-D scanner by specialists in Belgium, to polishing at in-house workshops in Africa and Asia, to grading and setting at facilities in the United States, where they are marked with an imperceptible serial number.
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There are a number of other players in the self-driving ecosystem that plan to own a segment of the tech stack, but for our purposes we've mapped out the many relationships automakers have with either mobility companies or self-driving tech companies that at least have ambitions to develop the full brain of the driverless car.
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During the meeting—in which the producers and talent brainstormed beats and mapped out the structure of the show, from which Rose almost always deviates during its first block—someone noted that the last time a team won a Series after a Game 1 loss, which the Cubs had just sustained, was in 2009, when Rodriguez's Yankees came back to beat the Phillies.
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Our only qualm about Kylie Cosmetics, especially when it comes to the lip products, is its relative inaccessibility — these lip releases are nearly impossible to snag when they're released (although we've mapped out some alternatives, here) and if you're running to Ulta to pick up a kit in person, the favorites are usually emptied out by the time you get there.
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To see how the food-purchasing options that people encounter every day might impact their likelihood of gaining too much weight, researchers mapped out home and work addresses for 710 adults in and around New Orleans as well as all the supermarkets, smaller grocery stores, fast food restaurants and fancier dining establishments near these locations and along their commuting routes.
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"Today, there is no political perspective that presents itself, other than - and it's the last hope - the meeting that will be held in Vienna tomorrow under the auspices of the United Nations, where the belligerents will be present and where we hope a peace agenda will be mapped out," French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told lawmakers in Paris.
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Without a performance monitoring product on the market that was able to provide insight into real-time activity and interactivity between apps — and with a large part of the process requiring yet more code to be deployed to search for and fix problems — Majors (who is now the CTO of Honeycomb) mapped out a way to do this by observing the overall environment.
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Ryan maps out GOP timeline for ObamaCare, tax reform: PHILADELPHIA -- Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Wednesday mapped out the GOP's 200-day legislative strategy, saying Republicans will repeal and replace portions of ObamaCare by spring and tackle tax reform before the August recess.
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But Judge Kavanaugh has used such dissents to press his views to several audiences: to the Supreme Court, which pays close attention to them when deciding whether to hear an appeal; to litigants, who have pursued legal strategies that Judge Kavanaugh mapped out; and to the conservative legal movement, which got a detailed account of his views on legal issues not directly before him.
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Then they mapped out the legislation (click to enlarge): You can read Vera's full report to see every single law on the map, but here is a small sampling of the kinds of things states have done, taken from Vera's report: The list doesn't account for local reform efforts, which can often account for even larger changes since city and county governments have more direct control over their police departments.
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Mr. McGahn, instructed by Mr. Trump to maximize the opportunity to reshape the judiciary, mapped out potential nominees and a strategy, according to two people familiar with the effort: Start by filling vacancies on appeals courts with multiple openings and where Democratic senators up for re-election next year in states won by Mr. Trump — like Indiana, Michigan and Pennsylvania — could be pressured not to block his nominees.
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And yet, between Bloom's clinical adaptations, including white-line directives and compass points mapped out on the floor in vinyl, and Araujo's attempts to insert himself into the hermetic confines of one of Wright's unhomey-homes, it was a breath of fresh air to step away from the oppressiveness of designed spaces, and into the fanciful and wildly evocative paintings and sculptural renderings by Chinese artist Cui Jie at the Richard D. Baron '64 Gallery.
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"For simulation we had the exact flight pattern mapped out on the simulator as they flew on that particular flight, and that was interesting because you get up in the air, you're 3,000 feet or whatever it is, and you have three minutes to figure out what will happen and then to troubleshoot it and then to land the plane and make the decision to land on the Hudson, that's not a lot of time," Eckhart says.
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A number of deregulatory actions mapped out in the unified agenda have already been announced by Cabinet officials, including the Education's Department's plan to re-do two Obama-era rules aimed at protecting students from predatory for-profit colleges and the Environmental Protection Agency's plan to repeal the Obama-era water pollution rule known as Waters of the U.S. The Labor Department announced plans to reconsider, revise or remove provisions in an Obama-era rule that requires certain employers to track workplace injuries and illnesses and submit data electronically to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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We were speaking upstairs, in front of an angled drawing board to which several works in progress were pinned: the beginnings of a plan for a large canvas, mapped out on a grid in linear perspective, a figure in the foreground, a window at the rear; a small storyboard for a series of comic-strip panels that will be blown up into enormous lightboxes; and an ink-wash study for a portrait of a woman smiling, a woman who stands in a gallery before what looks like the very portrait before us, the smile on her face as unburdened as the smile on the 2174 portrait was haunted.
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