Some highlights include Twin Falls at mile marker 2, Garden of Eden Arboretum at mile marker 10, the Wailua Overlook at mile marker 18 and Koki Beach at mile marker 51.
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"Race is a crude marker, but it's a usable marker," he said.
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Till's marker is the only marker on the freedom trail that has been vandalized, he said.
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This middle section of Studio sheds light on Marker the artist as well as Marker the man.
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So at marker number 72 there's an A, at marker number 3,026 there's a T, at marker number 847,2 there's a G — and that pattern is really a distinctive pattern most often seen in Asian ancestry.
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His father was Kekobad Ardeshir Marker, who ran the family pharmaceutical business, and his mother was Meherbano (Pestonji) Marker, a homemaker.
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Edwards created the mile marker post, cutting down a log and adding the very first mile marker pointing towards the Onondaga's land.
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"The right to vote is a marker of our citizenship, a marker of who counts, of who matters, a marker of who is part of our community and who is excluded," said Micah Kubic, executive director of the ACLU of Florida.
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Removing the gender marker would also be helpful for non-binary people, who can currently change their marker to X in 14 states.
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I changed my gender marker this August, but not to X, exactly, because the German third gender marker is called "divers" (engl. diverse).
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"Although death rates are not the only marker of health and well-being, they might be a marker of relative despair," the researchers wrote.
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That was an economic marker, but it was also a racial marker of your middle-class status, because you were physically distant from African Americans.
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Fibrinogen, a blood marker of inflammation, rose by nearly 50%, and C-reactive protein (CRP), another inflammation marker, nearly doubled while the students were abroad.
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Place a pin in the hole on the end and a sharp pencil or marker tip in one of the holes on the sliding marker.
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The red arrow indicates a target marker deployed earlier by the probe; the shiny marker provided a reference point for Hayabusa2 as it was making its descent.
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The town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on Friday removed a Confederate road marker and a black history marker ahead of dueling protests scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
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The high water levels and fast-moving currents led the US Coast Guard on Thursday afternoon to close a portion of the Mississippi River from mile marker 179 to 184 and institute a no wake order along the Illinois River from mile marker 10 to mile marker 80.2.
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FROM PEN: What's Next for Princess Charlotte Another adorable detail is the marker pieces for the game, which are small gold crowns instead of the traditional marker chips.
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Book The Marker Waterfront Resort starting at $319 per nightOverlooking the Key West Harbor, The Marker debuted in 2014, making it one of the newer properties in town.
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Transportation officials said two sections of US 2300 that were washed away by Irma, one at mile marker 25 and the other at mile marker 238, have been repaired.
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His essay begins, appropriately, with him handing Marker an object: a VHS of The Magic Face (1951), an obscure Frank Tuttle film that Marker hadn't seen in 50 years.
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As an object, the Prius offers us what sociologist Pierre Bourdieu terms "a social marker" of aesthetic and cultural capital, and, I would add, a visible marker of moral commitment.
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Crook & Marker was a confounding one for the group.
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"No funeral, no memorial and no [grave] marker," Bashara says.
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Such names, says the study, have become a class marker.
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Congress has put down a marker with its Yemen bill.
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However, using testosterone as a marker also has its flaws.
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Three days later, though, she'd already surged past this marker.
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She used a permanent marker to color the spaces in.
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The white X shows where the marker was eventually placed.
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It's possible cadmium is a marker for some other factor.
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If the marker is present, then so is the QTL.
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Tap the pen, marker or pencil tool and start drawing.
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Studio: Remembering Chris Marker is now available from OR Books.
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There's a pen, marker and one called neon (far right).
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So prayer, at least, is one kind of external marker.
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Crook & Marker Spiked & Sparkling drinks are made with organic alcohol.
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Every season of popular revolt in Kashmir has its marker.
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NEW MILFORD Al Burgasser and Susanna Marker, guitar and violin.
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A single historical marker will suffice to show the shift.
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Trump first received his marker along Hollywood Boulevard on Jan.
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My mother has one distinct beauty marker: her red lips.
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The building is reduced to a blotch under his marker.
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Cut leaves from stiff green felt and decorate with marker.
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To me, that's a positive marker of time moving forward.
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An engraved golf ball marker made from a real quarter
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You will find this new feature under the marker icon.
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His body was found near where the marker now stands.
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It's a marker of years past and years to come.
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In his book "Cover Point" (2016), Mr. Marker remembered Gen.
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Epstein was, in the parlance of the sciences, a marker.
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In this study, 41 percent of patients had the marker.
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Another request: Lose the front marker lights between the headlights.
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The Camerata has laid down a marker for classical music.
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Does it feel to you like a marker of transition?
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They are cloak and armor and also marker of experience.
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The grave marker for Brian Hoke at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Marker No. 1: You, Gian, are meant to sell clothing.
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Marker No. 2: You were meant to manage this store.
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Marker No. 3: You are meant to be right here.
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Another marker researchers said was relevat was sense of smell.
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I write the date I purchased them with a marker.
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" A white sign in black marker read: "I know signs.
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The marker was his eighth in his last 11 games.
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Above, partygoers inscribe jokes on one another in permanent marker.
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But it's still useful to lay down a marker sometimes.
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The accumulation of milk is a marker of lost days.
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She's got a permanent marker and a piece of cardboard.
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They didn't hold signs scrawled with insults in black marker.
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This is the marker that ID'd her final resting place.
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He said that in May someone scratched the marker, and over the weekend, it was noticed that someone had peeled off the back of the marker, where it contained photos and writings about Till.
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They might glance at the reliability marker before nodding along with a friend's provocative post, and they might think twice before passing on a weird story from a friend with a red reliability marker.
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But it's another sad marker in the decline of print newspapering.
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They can determine that whether you have that marker or not.
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"We thought it was important to set a marker down," Rep.
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Gains in energy and materials stocks however supported the broader marker.
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One marker for the court's modern, transformational age is Brown vs.
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Religion became more important than ethnicity as a marker of identity.
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Memes can now be an acquired taste, a marker of taste.
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So his mom grabbed a permanent marker and went to work.
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The lights re-emerged, though, as Thomas approached mile marker 84.
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She communicates by holding up signs with words written in marker.
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In fact, there's a border marker right outside the front door.
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Each OX513A carries a fluorescent marker, so scientists can track him.
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Johnson's marker broke a 17-game stretch without finding the net.
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Do you need to change the gender marker on your passport?
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The performers use a red marker to write on their bodies.
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Democrats have already laid down their marker on where they stand.
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"These are my parents," he said beside a carved granite marker.
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All that's left is a roadside marker honoring the test strip.
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What you need: Black trash bags, a marker, tape, and scissors.
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NEW MILFORD Lumos — Al Burgasser and Susanna Marker, guitar and violin.
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NEW MILFORD Lumos: Al Burgasser and Susanna Marker, guitar and violin.
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He has set a marker on tax reform and economic growth.
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Crook & Marker seemed like it was going through an identity crisis.
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Global marker Brent's strength reflects tighter supplies due to those cuts.
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It also had symbols written across its forehead in permanent marker.
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It also remains an important marker of identity for the group.
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"This is going to be a marker for 2628," he added.
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They also designed sensors that can locate a marker of inflammation.
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You set a marker, and then head back to your car.
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It's not an ethnic marker in the same way Kurdish is.
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A major marker of a good commander is utilizing critical hits.
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You usually need medical letters to get your gender marker altered.
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Bergeron backhanded a pass, and Marchand belted in his 35th marker.
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Ten states have added a nonbinary gender marker to birth certificates.
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Beach will reopen when receding tide is past the tide marker.
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The date marker also helps me use those foods before expiration.
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Those studies show that symptoms are an undependable marker of infectivity.
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He found the seam and scooted past the first-down marker.
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A dream vision was the marker of a true Romantic artist.
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Language is an essential — perhaps the essential — marker of our species.
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Jamsheed Kekobad Ardeshir Marker was born in Hyderabad, India, on Nov.
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There was no objective marker to follow, no mission to complete.
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The 10-mile marker came and went — hello, Little Shell Beach!
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Dr. Renshaw suggested having a "marker" to end the work day.
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But music still remained a significant marker of his creative achievement.
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It's a marker that the group is in a good place.
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CBO also cleverly adopts a 30-year marker for nuclear programs.
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Instead, Zaccarelli expects the index to hit that marker in 2019.
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The Nazi symbols were written in black marker beneath a slide.
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Swastikas were drawn in black marker on the doors and windows.
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Earlier this month, the speaker laid down a marker against impeachment.
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You may also need some masking tape, transparent tape, and marker.
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All he'd sent me was a pair of marker pen'd CDRs.
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When the tub with the order is ready, a white marker with the name of a Japanese city (each seat has a marker) lights up and you know the food-boat headed downstream is for you.
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From then on, all the birds in the lineage carried that marker.
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The officer yelled and gave chase but stopped at the border marker.
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It looks like you were drawing with the side of a marker.
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"Bleeker Street, 2012," is written on the Polaroid with black Sharpie marker.
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Nashville captain Mike Fisher said there was good evidence on Forsberg's marker.
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The best thing about TPSY's Dash Lip Marker, though, is the formula.
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Financial security, Brainard said, is an important marker of middle-class living.
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Millionaire investor Michael "Rooster" McConaughey has a very specific marker for success.
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Melatonin suppression is a marker of circadian disruption, which includes disrupted sleep.
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Sometime during our games, I talk about my only marker: Hurricane Irma.
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And how about the paint marker and some of this other stuff?
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It can then project out objects or scenes based on that marker.
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Perhaps her hesitation is supposed to be another marker of her growth.
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The marker outside the former Bryant Grocery store was erected in 2011.
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"Predators are not wanton livestock catching animals," says CCF founder Laurie Marker.
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You could even use voice as a biometric marker for authentication purposes.
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It sometimes acted as a mile-marker for my life, as well.
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In it, MacCabe describes his relationship with Marker in his final years.
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The land is both a source of woe and an identity marker.
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"A lot of people like myself with the genetic marker," Dorn said.
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He set down a marker in the Jewish American city par excellence.
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It wasn't that the Predators lacked for chances beyond the disallowed marker.
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Bonus: It's also useful for removing pen and marker stains from desks.
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Just a little bit farther, and there's the marker for Mile 26.
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Brassard added another empty-net goal his 217th marker of the season.
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Lots of trans people change their name and their legal gender marker.
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At some parties people write "G'" on their hands with a marker.
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Another marker is well-educated Loudon County in the Washington DC exurbs.
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"We'd circle in marker the toys we wanted," Mr. Vickers, 54, said.
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If there's a disease that is a marker of poverty, it's tuberculosis.
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She called the gender marker "the transsexual gender," which I found odd.
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These ideas, we think, are a possible unifying marker for political coalition.
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So measles is a good marker for drops in vaccine coverage overall.
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For one marker, the Soylent Reddit community today is nearly 34,000 strong.
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Cheryl dug a hole near the Japanese maple at the property marker.
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I grabbed the hundred-foot marker and turned back to the surface.
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Three out of four cheetahs die during the trip, according to Marker.
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On Thursday, the country reached a terrifying marker: more than 3,400 dead.
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BOOTH A6 Everyone's moving in Yuichiro Ukai's pen-and-marker crowd scenes.
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"A capacity for embarrassment is a marker of normal humanity," concluded Miller.
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Applauding the bravery of the dead pilot, they erected this stone marker.
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Back then it was a marker of pride as well as time.
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It&aposs a marker of investor interest in these types of deals.
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Domingue recorded the secondary assist on the marker, his second career helper.
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And what about students in campus housing — what marker do they use?
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The town jumped in to support Mr. North's plans for the marker.
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"This is a real marker of how hard I'm working," he said.
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Isobars — lines of constant pressure — were illustrated with a black Sharpie marker.
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It's a useful, if imperfect, marker for measuring the magnitude of #MeToo.
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I'd also want to put a marker down on cross-jurisdictional projects.
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It's an absurd, arbitrary marker, and Trump himself has even said so.
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She is at once a real identity marker and an imagined stereotype.
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Sharpie marker — The look is sleek and crisp, not to mention iconic.
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But the Russian word for stamp is "marka", which sounds similar to "marker", and eye-tracking revealed that the bilinguals looked back and forth between the marker pen and the stamp on the table before selecting the stamp.
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Their point differential, a marker of combined offensive and defensive efficiency, is 19.6.
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After replacing the case, use any color marker to draw over the tape.
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Smith gave Toronto the go-ahead marker less three minutes after Boyle's goal.
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It's a pretty clear marker that the police were covering up for someone.
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But another corporate marker on display throughout the Museum is Target's bullseye logo.
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The Eagles later agreed to put the marker on their property in Franklin.
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One marker, a gene known as PDE10A, was associated with the enlarged spleen.
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The fortunes of nvidia, the world's largest GPU marker, are on the upswing.
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MACCALLUM: There&aposs no -- you know, to put to lay down that marker.
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Today, we've already jumped some 219 ppm, and counting, above that geologic marker.
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Soon, Owen will be another marker, time partitioned into before Owen and after.
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Till's marker stands in Tallahatchie County, about two hours north of Jackson, Mississippi.
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If there's one reliable marker of Election Day, it's the "I Voted" sticker.
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Write RIP on sandwich cookies with black icing or a food-safe marker.
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Where the music calls for a pencil line, Sony uses a marker pen.
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Each sponge contains an x-ray marker to confirm surgical removal after surgery.
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The marker is in rural Tallahatchie County, two hours north of Jackson, Mississippi.
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The Air Marker Sprayer is quite easy to use, and is surprisingly therapeutic.
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Global marker Brent crude prices were down 80 cents at $36.42 a barrel.
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GW: Well, we have the marker laid down also with the SDGs, right?
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Rodrigues put Buffalo on the board at 333:15 with his eighth marker.
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Shannen Doherty is staying positive after a tumor marker test revealed high elevations.
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The kit also includes gold, bronze, and copper hues, plus a black marker.
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It was just the second marker by a Montreal blue-liner this season.
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But Walberg's spokesman said the goal is to "lay down a marker" now.
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Marker is expected to start in his new position as CEO in April.
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If things in the marker seem scary, maybe that's because they are scary.
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AMH is not a marker of whether you can or cannot become pregnant.
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Best of all, these containers all clock in under the $5 money marker.
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Heavy equipment marker Caterpillar was also set to report results before the bell.
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Trump is laying down a marker on immigration— and it's a tough one.
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By extension, a plant with the marker should show the QTL's phenotypic effect.
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They appeared in his scribbles in red marker all over his apartment walls.
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She is trying to get her gender marker on her official documentation changed.
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Dr. Marashi uses a blue marker to map out where he will cut.
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So the book consists of four authors, including the shadowy trace of Marker.
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In effect, then, Bartos is the ideal photographer for the tech-savvy Marker.
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Fintech players aren't necessarily looking to free trades as a money-marker, either.
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The images contain no timestamp or marker to indicate when they were taken.
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Later, the firm acquired another venture firm, Marker (and all its portfolio companies).
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A White House spokesperson confirmed on Twitter that a Sharpie marker was used.
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The GMV marker topped $30 billion at the end of Singles Day 2018.
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When runners pass it, they'll just about be at the Mile 4 marker.
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Finally, the presidential election wasn't the only marker of the country's changing attitudes.
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What is a primary marker of likely success in the contemporary American economy?
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Ethel Kennedy leaves a rose on her husband Robert F. Kennedy's burial marker.
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It sounded to me like he was laying down a pretty firm marker.
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That prospect is one more marker of the moral bankruptcy in America's approach.
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He then erases the minute marker and hand; the old minute is gone.
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The man-advantage marker was only Vancouver's fifth in the past 20 games.
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"You can destroy this marker, but you cannot destroy history," one member wrote.
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For a lot of people, ejaculation is the marker that sex is over.
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"Just head in there, where the quest marker is," I nudge him impatiently.
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Jacki carried two white poster boards and a marker, almost out of ink.
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Here's us after hitting the mile 7 marker in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood.
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"I'm very happy to report I have just reached that marker," he said.
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The first marker was placed at a site formerly known as Cooper's Ferry.
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I just handed him the ball and the marker and mumbled my name.
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"We know that cardiac damage is a marker for more mortality," Michos said.
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Surging debt levels are a marker of financial deepening rather than profligate spending.
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Every successful story tied to a geographic marker will earn the creator $50.
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I changed my NYC birth certificate gender marker to X in February 2019.
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I actually changed my gender marker very recently, within the past few weeks.
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She would take a marker to them and circle the toys she wanted.
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One measure of this is a blood marker called C-reactive protein (CRP).
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For some, sedentary time is a marker, not the cause, of bad outcomes.
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How comfortable someone is with human engagement could become a new class marker.
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That marker will keep changing, and it will become so much more gruesome.
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Their engagement with their community is yet another marker for successful longtime love.
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Genentech is seeking approval for treatment in triple-negative patients with the marker.
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And having the high-level skins can feel like a marker of status.
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On one side, you have, like, a felt-tip, normal marker-pen thingy.
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Furs would have been a mile marker, white gloves, different kinds of hats.
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For starters, we might view it as a reassuring marker of normal development.
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"This breach is another marker in an unfortunate trend," Barnett told BuzzFeed News.
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The height isn't the marker; it's about the iconic status of this place.
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The marker was Sergachev's seventh, and his first in the last eight games.
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Still, the document lays down a detailed marker of the administration's energy philosophy.
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Staal potted his 17th marker nine minutes later for the two-goal margin.
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This flood of video game titles is an important marker for virtual reality.
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It features six brands, including lingerie maker Adore Me and card marker Lovepop.
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"Continuity" is a helpful marker when the current path is clear and predictable.
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You can draw with a virtual marker tool and move your drawings around.
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"I used the biggest, fattest, blackest magic marker I could find," he said.
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Mr. Zhang said the case was one that could be a legal marker.
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Arvidsson supplied the game's first marker at 5:00 of the second period.
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Jujhar Khaira made it 393-239 with a shorthanded marker at 232:232.
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When the song is over, I find a marker and decorate one shoe.
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One marker of legitimacy remained untouched, however: a berth in the Rose Bowl.
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Researchers at the History Division identified the Marine beneath marker 322 as Pfc.
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The light activity seemed not to have affected that marker of heart health.
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Instead, he took a marker and wrote directly on the walls and ceiling.
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One measure of inflammation is a blood marker called C-reactive protein (CRP).
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The Disabled American Veterans organization funded most of the cost of the marker.
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It also is a new marker of that increasingly atomized American achievement: fame.
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Marker agrees that confronting the thing that frightens you is a helpful tactic.
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The placebo effect is a surrogate marker for everything that surrounds a pill.
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The obvious historical marker for the movie is the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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One measure of it is a blood marker called C-reactive protein (CRP).
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The clerk at the registry office almost changed my marker to male, though!
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Forsberg started his latest explosion 54 seconds into the second period with a rebound marker, pouncing on a shot by defenseman Petter Granberg and beating goalie Jake Allen at the left goalpost for his 24th marker for a 2-0 lead.
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Not only did a red marker representing Abu Amar appear on the map, but when we put the augmented reality map away, a red marker showing the enemy's position in the physical world remained in the mixed reality IVAS headset.
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The Brent crude oil marker price averaged $22016 a barrel in 4.83Q 24.8 compared with $22017 a year earlier, and the average Henry Hub US gas marker price was $25 per million British thermal units compared with $4.04 in 4Q 2014.
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"Buy the official Trump marker, which is different than every other marker on the market, because this one has the special ability to drive @CNN and the rest of the fake news crazy!" tweeted Brad Parscale, Mr. Trump's campaign manager.
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She graffitied in permanent marker behind a bust of Hermes that decorates the room.
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"Each cookie package included a note she'd written in silver marker," the article said.
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Trustee Robert Hall says the marker&aposs removal left a hole in the ground.
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Lyon's crash happened just past the 28-mile marker of the 37.7-mile circuit.
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The brother and sister that survived the drought had two copies of that marker.
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Mark Hainds: I started at International Boundary Marker Number One in El Paso, Texas.
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A city crew in neighboring Franklin, which controlled the previous location, removed the marker.
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A marker from the Texas Historical Commission waits in the yard of the house.
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Scientists are interested in sea ice as a marker—and amplifier—of climate change.
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According to the Columbus Dispatch, the marker was taken down in anticipation of protests.
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He said that baseball was not an accurate marker for how the site worked.
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It's a bit like scribbling over a handwritten note with thick black marker pen.
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A few will buy their own sports teams, as a marker of their status.
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If Chopped taught us anything, it's that innovation is the truest marker of talent.
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Her first symphonic work served as a kind of marker for her wayward career.
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The marker recognition technology could allow different images to be projected onto multiple targets.
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Write your guests' names on the leaves in script, accenting letters with metallic marker.
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The Marker, an Israeli news site, reported yesterday that both men had been arrested.
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If there&aposs a marker, he wanted it to say, "newsman," his son said.
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Time of day might simply be a marker for some other factor, Wu said.
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And this is ahead of President Donald Trump's first 100 days marker on Saturday.
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The Sabres captain then skated in and roofed home his eighth power-play marker.
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Institutional Venture Partners, Marker Financial Advisors and Insight Venture Partners also have large stakes.
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Institutional Venture Partners, Marker Financial Advisors and Insight Venture Partners also had large stakes.
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It is located on the southern border at mile marker 1 of Interstate 35.
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Much of that refuse will outlast any grave marker, pharaoh's pyramid or modern skyscraper.
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"The NAACP flag wasn't just a marker of the horror and tragedy," Scott said.
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Thus its absence is not necessarily a marker of disease or low testosterone levels.
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Dad says he used a non-permanent marker made specifically for drawing on skin.
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His blank slate-iness makes him something of a perfect marker for Democratic performance.
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Inter-marriage, a good marker of integration, remains low, although it is rising slowly.
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Patience has never been a marker of Trump's response to terror -- confirmed or not.
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Citing two classes on cruise ships is hardly a marker of real income extremes.
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Platts assesses the widely adopted Japan-Korea-Marker (JKM) in the Asian spot market.
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That latter total is up from the 71 million marker where Spotify ended Q4.
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Oysters are a marker of decedence and luxury, but this wasn't always the case.
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So their white toilet with a fuzzy green cover was a marker of progress.
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According to police, the permanent marker has since been removed following Monday night's vandalism.
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"Be Careful" and "No Direct Fists!" are written on one side in permanent marker.
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I studied the vectors as though they'd been drawn in marker on the windshield.
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Bytedance is developing the phone is partnership with Chinese device marker Smartisan, Reuters reports.
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The study's researchers evaluated PHV as a marker for puberty in a previous study.
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Its austere symbolism can mask age, gender, race, or any other marker of identity.
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The budget crafted by Vought is a powerful fiscal marker that must be enforced.
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Even the CDC recommends against using the BMI as a marker of overall health.
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It was his 13th career playoff marker, tying David Legwand for the franchise record.
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If that means writing everything in pink marker from now on, so be it!
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It's become a marker of the city's center, an unmistakable and familiar home base.
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That round was led by Marker with participation from Eric Schmidt's firm, Innovation Endeavors.
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Verses are drawn in marker on the whiteboard as talking points for the group.
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A vandal reportedly wrote "Trump's" beside it in what appears to be black marker.
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Owens pulled a marker from his sock and autographed the ball after a score.
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Narrator: The artists will draw over that powered tracing with a marker or pencil.
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He took out a marker and wrote "selfish" and "self-less" on a whiteboard.
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Is there a specific event or milestone you would consider a marker of success?
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The Trump administration has yet to lay down a marker on this reform movement.
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Follower counts, Instagram's main status marker, would become "much less prominent" in users' profiles.
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Plus, there's the sheer expense of changing every last pen, sign and interior marker.
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Could she, perhaps, come up with a way to raise money for a marker?
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Little Tujunga from mile marker 19.5 to Sand Canyon at Placerita Canyon remains closed.
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Box office revenues have been dropping, and cinephilia is a marker of snobbish elites.
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Today, a highway historical marker commemorates the atrocity, though even that effort was difficult.
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So the student asked Baltzer to color in her braids with a black marker.
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Every few years, my relatives visit the marker and scrub lichen from its lettering.
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Simply select an emoji and draw as if it were the regular marker tool.
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To distinguish them, doctors have written their names in marker pen on their chests.
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That prompted owners to bump back the deadline to apply the restrictive franchise marker.
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In December 2014, someone wrote "rapist" in marker three times on Bill Cosby's star.
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During that same professional development session the teachers also were given a Sharpie marker.
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They took pictures at the historic marker where the English ship White Lion arrived.
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He sighed, before uncapping a blue marker and scrawling his name across the image.
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Her own home has a number only because she added one with permanent marker.
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You might try to see the blush as a fleeting marker of sweet youth.
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I'm partial to a Muji recycled paper sketch book and a Sharpie ultrafine marker.
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Late in the game, Gallagher set up Paul Byron for a key insurance marker.
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Large stones next to the mound appear to have held some type of marker.
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The simple white marker, flush with the earth, reads KAREN L. NAVARRA, 1950–2018.
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Caption card: White poster board, black marker, and string to hold it all together.
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Fat is a socioeconomic marker as well as a symptom of vulnerability, of course.
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At this point, they said, it is more of an internal marker or motivator.
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But he says a confirmed demonstration of supremacy will still be a useful marker.
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Boutrous thinks if Thomas was laying down a marker, it was a dangerous one.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Thriving demand in China boosted sales at Birkin bag marker Hermes (HRMS.
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Boredom set in, with prayer times the only marker to divide the longest days.
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Significant marker Eras are about more than who is the emperor of the day.
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The sliding marker stays in place for precise measurements along a hem or seam.
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Washington (CNN)There is now a bright, and important, marker in the reparations debate.
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"We are working on becoming the fastest-growing QSR brand in America," Marker said.
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Ennis tied the game 4-4 by potting his 10th marker at 10:17.
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Spoiler alert: I asked what kind of marker he used, and he showed me.
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Isaac Woodard Jr. Historical Marker Association and submitted plans to state officials in 2017.
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This isn't merely convenient; in some ways, it's been the very marker of progress.
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But perhaps the biggest hurdle is many states' requirements for changing a gender marker.
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I had reams of quick magic marker drawings that were done as action drawings.
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A genetic marker associated with disease risk is often not the true causal marker of the disease—one disease can have many possible genetic causes, and a complex disease might be caused by many, many genetic markers possibly interacting with the environment.
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Having an "X" gender marker has helped me realize that most people don't look at the gender marker when they're checking ID. For the first couple of months, I expected to get questions from people checking my ID, but I haven't gotten any.
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He spearheaded an effort to get the mile marker to the museum, driving it 1,500 miles from the protest camp to Washington, DC. Edwards has donated the mile marker to NMAI, where it will remain after the exhibition comes down in 2021.
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In 2014, the department and the City Council eased requirements for gender marker change applications.
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Such a marker would ensure that product from euthanized animals didn't enter the food chain.
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This genetic marker was located near a gene that's known to be associated with seizures.
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If Bill Gates calls you "very cool" does it count as a marker of success?
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The number from the Martin case is written on the pistol in silver permanent marker.
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The existence of these companies is a marker of this particular moment in drug policy.
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Did the hotel have a green and a red marker and a file folder somewhere?
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The marker fluid is just like a Sharpie highlighter, or a really good liquid eyeliner.
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Researchers have also found that grip strength can be a good overall marker for aging.
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Gel the hair back and grow out the scruff (or Magic Marker some on). Boom.
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Language has always been a marker of human identity and erasure, especially during colonial rule.
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She encourages visitors to see the memorial and museum downtown, not search for the marker.
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A highway marker directs traffic to the Antelope Wells Port of Entry in New Mexico.
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"Test device #42" was written on the lid of the tool kit in permanent marker.
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According to journalist Blair Braverman, Zirkle used a trail marker to ward off the attacker.
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"One marker that sets [it] apart is its functionality in shaping public opinion," Kim admits.
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The blue checkmark of a verified account has become a marker of legitimacy on Twitter.
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I stared at my desk, which I was defacing, intently, with a felt-tip marker.
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It was once considered to be just another marker for an unhealthy diet and obesity.
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Write or doodle your favorite Halloween phrase on each bottle in gold permanent marker.4.
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This specific shift of values is an important marker in how much things have changed.
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Marker said that although unusual, the practice is not illegal if other requirements are met.
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The marker was riddled with bullet holes last year, just days after it was installed.
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The NYPD has long used any marker of poverty for grounds to make an arrest.
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Beyond that, a new baby is also the marker of a friendship about to change.
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Omalu said it's not just what the marker is highlighting, but where the highlights are.
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Moving from the keyboard to the felt tip marker was like camping without toilet paper.
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VICE: Besides the anniversary marker, why probe a crime that's seemingly pretty cut-and-dried?
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Loss of nocturnal erection can be a useful marker of common diseases affecting erectile function.
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The other major marker, says Dr. Stukus, is how long your symptoms are sticking around.
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I personally decided to reward myself at each 10lb marker, but you can pick anything.
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Once a bipartisan issue, feelings about Russia are now a marker of right vs. left.
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You can't expect to be a back-marker on price and be rewarded for that.
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You can even shift the marker for a place by tapping Update location on map.
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View of site marker covering the drill site at Site A, Governors Island, New York.
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She began the process of changing her gender marker in Department of Defense personnel files.
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At the congress, the AWG's members voted for this "bomb spike" to be the marker.
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The Chamber said Hollywood Historic Trust is working with Clean Streets to restore the marker.
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Researchers think skipping screenings may be a marker for more generally neglecting one's own health.
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He had been working on a paper about R.A.M., the genetic marker that Andrew had.
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Here, too, the court had an opportunity to lay down a marker on partisan gerrymandering.
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Columbus' Eric Robinson scored his first NHL goal and Zach Werenski also netted a marker.
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On the other, the GOP could risk being labeled ineffective if the marker is missed.
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Wyden said that Mnuchin has "laid down a clear and specific marker" on tax reform.
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She had been a beloved daughter, wife and mother — "devoted to children," the marker read.
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Crook & Marker Spiked & Sparkling and Henry's Hard Sparkling Water both have an ABV under 5%.
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Hillary laid down a marker on Wall Street with her Roosevelt Island speech last year.
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How you look is a major marker for how you will do in Trump's world.
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You can now select various drawing styles, from marker to pen to pencil to paintbrush.
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North Carolina permits changing the gender marker on one's birth certificate after sex reassignment surgery.
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To replace it, he takes a marker and traces Meechum's right hand on the wall.
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Each marker you check off, it's assumed, moves you closer to reaching your full potential.
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Every morning, he'd take a sharpie marker to the whiteboard in his daughter's hospital room.
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In 2012, Jagex decided the game had, again, evolved enough to warrant a historical marker.
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Changing your name and legal gender ID marker is easier in some states than others.
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First, she showed off a black marker liner for all of your cat-eye needs.
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Inside was the solidly built Olympia, with Hanks' autograph in marker on the top plate.
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Use a permanent marker to label your freezer bags with the contents, date and quantity.
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Each marker has about 60 applications in it and is made without ammonia and peroxide.
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"It's always nice to get a few more dollars in the pocket," Mr. Marker said.
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But that was history, and now it's a marker of progress to blow them up.
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Instead, she had a dusty purple plastic bin she labeled "Memorabilia" with a Magic Marker.
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The veil can be religious or secular, a marker of patriarchal dominance or individual distinction.
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Let it be a marker that we can tell these stories and dream the unimaginable.
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There are legitimate reasons for portions of the report to fall under a black marker.
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I don't mind the raking, and I see trees as a gorgeous marker of time.
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Of course, the eraser-enabled "Marker Plus" costs $99, $50 more than the plain one.
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LG: Sionainn, I see that you are ... is that a marker that you have there?
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But then bullets were fired into that marker — more than 100 rounds over several years.
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Now that Kelly has laid down a marker with his criticisms of Trump, might Mattis?
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Hoping for the 49ers: London Breed This year's historic marker is not Breed's first milestone.
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His only statistical marker in the N.H.L. is that he tallied four minutes in penalties.
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Timo Meier tied the game with a power-play marker at the 16-minute mark.
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Cool was morally ambiguous; woke seeks to establish a clear marker for what is unacceptable.
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Buying an apartment in New York City is a marker of success for some residents.
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Now, the question is, how soon will the Dow hit its next 230,222 point marker?
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It essentially places a marker of condemnation pending a further possibility of bringing an impeachment.
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Perry made it 2-0 at the 6:213 mark with an even-strength marker.
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Then, invite them to take a marker and draw an X over each of those.
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In Because Internet, the linguist Gretchen McCulloch explains "lol": It's an irony marker, she says.
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Their distress and death are yet another marker of the ravages of global climate change.
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He was told that if he provided accurate information the commission would erect a marker.
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Columbus equalized at 17:43 of the first period with a rare power-play marker.
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In December, another video showed Marker Group CEO Song Myung-bin repeatedly punching his employee.
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Beneath them is a spooky figure drawn in black marker who is holding ... a lollipop?
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"Just like his house dominates the town, his marker dominates the cemetery," Ms. Miller noted.
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It helps to practice with marker pen–type eyeliners, then transitioning to the thin brush.
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I personally see them as a marker of the hyper-individualistic age we live in.
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Lee hands Patton a dry-erase marker to see if she still remembers the lesson.
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It's his best film yet, a fitting marker for his first 10 years of filmmaking.
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For me, it's a really great marker of time and that's why I picked it.
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We live in a city and a time where you can go and get [your gender marker changed to] X. I remember when we were fighting to get our name changed—not our gender marker changed, but our name changed—what that looked like!
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Hainsey opened the scoring on a short-handed marker at 12:28 of the second period.
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But breakfast cereal, both as a cultural marker and a profit center, is at a crossroads.
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And, as you mentioned, a lot of black marker, a lot of redactions in these documents.
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The same goes for the process by which trans individuals can change their legal gender marker.
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I'm almost certain he's taken a marker pen from my desk, but I let it slide.
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Sabato's wife Chris Hermann passed Hadley off to her when she reached the mile 17 marker.
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It's reminiscent of a chubby marker, with a sleek white body and a bright green tip.
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At the 35-kilometer (21.7 mile) marker, Kipchoge was around six seconds outside world record pace.
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Write your intention on a piece of paper with a marker or pen with green ink.
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Pencil in a unibrow with a marker and color your nose with orange-colored faint paint.
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If he replaces them with people who have argued for stronger action, it will be marker.
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But this felt-tip marker makes application a breeze, whether you have a mirror or not.
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"The pistol currently has the case number written on it in silver permanent marker," he wrote.
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Conservative lawyers who support the organization say membership has become an important marker for prospective nominees.
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Brad Marchand scored Boston's final goal, a power-play marker 5:06 into the third period.
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Buckley calls the camp a test — a marker of what's to come, rather than a novelty.
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If he replaces them with people who have argued for stronger action, it will be marker.
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A window overlooking a courtyard has molecular structures scribbled over it in pink and green marker.
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One was to lay down a marker at a time of growing military competition in space.
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In which logic can this possibly be heralded as a marker of feminist solidarity and liberty?
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Seriously, they even come with a branded marker pen to help you add a personal touch.
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Built inside a sealed marker pen barrel, the bomb had been designed to be activated manually.
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It really laid down a marker that I think stayed very much alive throughout the campaign.
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Mario will be available as a simple position marker across Google Maps worldwide for a week.
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She loses, but she pays him back by donking him in the head with the marker.
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And it was looking at a marker of heart problems, not at the heart problems themselves.
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The goal was Jankowski's second short-handed marker in two games and fourth of the season.
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And Williamson, at least, planted one leftward marker toward which the other candidates may eventually walk.
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Gabriel Landeskog scored his third marker of the series at 5:20 of the third period.
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For the PPTD-TM1 operation, JAXA had instructed Hayabusa2 to drop the target marker onto S01.
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Then the possessive marker 的 (like English 's) = de (toneless) = d (2) + e (k) + toneless (7).
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European colonialists in southern Africa used clothing as a boundary marker and an indicator of hierarchy.
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Ultimately, the siren call of a logic challenge trumped my fears of the felt tip marker.
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Of the 203 students interviewed, more than 80 percent failed to notice the sponsored content marker.
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Marker says the program has been fascinating as the Anatolian Shepherd and Kangal are so smart.
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The cover was striped with rainbows, and she used a pink marker to record her thoughts.
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That makes where to place the $50 billion asset marker a pervasive, difficult issue to resolve.
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One of my favorite places, mile marker 17 on Hwy 1 in Pebble Beach, CA. pic.twitter.
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And on Monday, the market is rising to within spitting distance of that widely watched marker.
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Before Tkachuk's marker, the Flames' best chance came in the opening minute of the second period.
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The incident took place around 2:20183 pm south on I-95, near mile marker 271.
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Needing a representative payee was never intended as a marker that a person might be violent.
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A group is pushing for a historical marker at Philadelphia's Germantown Cricket Club, his home court.
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Tilden would not be the only subject of a Pennsylvania historical marker with a criminal background.
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All ticker tape parades are also memorialized with a granite marker in the sidewalks of Broadway.
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A declaration also would provide a marker to determine Pyongyang's sincerity in moving forward on denuclearization.
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On my GSA's poster, I drew a blond woman in a pink dress with magic marker.
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He hit a wall near the 11-mile marker, where things began to get really tough.
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"Here lies No. 45," the marker on the grave reads, referencing Trump as the 45th president.
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But when the train hits suburban DC in Rockville, Maryland, a striking invisible marker is drawn.
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Metastatic melanoma, advanced lung cancer, and cancers with a specific genetic marker known as MSI-high.
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But, in another strange twist in this case, the court's opinion falls short of that marker.
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"He really looks like a painter in the way he uses a marker," Mr. Garvin said.
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The Grizzlies passed that marker in only three of their previous 12 games before that stretch.
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In 2012, a marker was unveiled to remember the slave labor that went into the building.
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And the justices could well use that case as the vehicle to put down a marker.
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Producer Celia Skvaril tries out the marker to see if it meets her microbladed brow expectations
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Use a nontoxic marker — Migliaccio prefers Faber-Castells — to draw the image directly onto your skin.
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He nestled it next to the flimsy grave marker and snapped a picture with his phone.
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A doctor traced how far the venom had traveled up his right arm with a marker.
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The white portions of their black-and-white fur was colored in green and blue marker.
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One marker: Earlier this month, investors drove Apple to a record market cap of $1 trillion.
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I feel like a marker of big-budget Hollywood filmmaking is that it's often very generic.
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And then he just overwhelmed his marker there and just like that Russia's up 3-0.
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She recalled being escorted by a correction officer to a broken marker at a mass grave.
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One panelist, using a black marker, wrote the five charges against Harvey Weinstein on a whiteboard.
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The figures are thorough, but rudimentary, while the colors, applied with marker, are vivid and precise.
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That was one marker in Dr. Beck's journey to redefine the way the government evaluates risk.
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Only the gender marker on my passport will be X, due to international air travel regulations.
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Even Jesus wasn't believed& it's not like he could put some marker on his drivers license.
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A century later his lynching was commemorated and a historic marker was erected near the site.
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Herndon Avenue has since been renamed Michael Donald Avenue and a historic marker has been erected.
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He blew up the balloon and made a series of dots on it with the marker.
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The town's most distinguishing marker, however, is the line that runs down its middle, Route 206.
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His eyebrows looked thick and jagged, as if they had been drawn on with Magic Marker.
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There was no intricate movement or feint, he just ran past his marker to the ball.
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Vaughn's beach is no different than Trump's stock market, an unofficial marker of society's well-being.
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President Xi Jinping made his first visit to Wuhan on Tuesday, an implicit marker of success.
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They determine this by injecting a cell marker into the brains of several volunteers with cancer.
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His hands and T-shirt were stained from the black marker he was using to write.
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Day took the marker from Juelz and began to blacken Juelz's scalp, the court document says.
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Marker has called on the leadership of those countries to raise public awareness on the issue.
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Another purple marker, this one unmolested, stands at the spot where his house used to be.
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Laying a marker about his ideology now could help clear that up, some GOP leaders argued.
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