To go with the Mirage Solo, Lenovo also announced a new virtual reality camera, the Mirage Camera.
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Lenovo has not given official prices, but says the Mirage Solo headset could be under $400, while the Mirage Camera is expected to be under $300.
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The fact that Persona and Tokyo Mirage Sessions — or, to use its ridiculous full name, Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE — are similar shouldn't be all that surprising.
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The F20 version was specifically designed to be carried by Mirage F1, while the D version was designed to be carried by the newer Mirage 2000.
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In 1994 Qatar replaced the Mirage F1 with the Mirage 2000, selling its old fighters to Spain and the Super 530 missile to an unknown nation.
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A nice feature is the microSD card slot, which makes it easy to transfer photos from the Mirage Camera to the Mirage Solo for VR photo and movie viewing.
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Writing on its Facebook wall, the promotors of the Mirage commented: "Late this afternoon, the Department of Buildings ordered that the site be vacated," wrote the Mirage on its Facebook.
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While the Mirage headset operates on Snapdragon's 835 chipset, unlike Qualcomm's own 835 VR platform, a Google employee tells me WorldSense on Mirage could be capable of full room-scale tracking.
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Versus Mode requires two of the $199 Lenovo Mirage AR systems: two phone-powered Mirage headsets; two lightsaber controllers; and two light-up tracking beacons, each set to a different color.
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You also don't need the Mirage Solo to use the new Lenovo Mirage Camera, an interesting little two-lens point-and-shoot device that syncs 180-degree pictures and video with your phone.
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The Brooklyn Mirage opens Saturday May 21, in New York.
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The risk of widespread banking deserts may be a mirage.
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The Mirage Solo doesn't have fully tracked motion controllers, though.
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Listen to the track "Mirage" from the band's forthcoming album.
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But the flow of red ink is not a mirage.
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Mr. Trump should not be fooled by this mirage, either.
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Ending the war primarily through military means is a mirage.
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The future then a mirage: a place I'd save you.
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That dream is turning out mostly to be a mirage.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, this impressive accomplishment proved to be a mirage.
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My wish: It was a reservoir and not a mirage.
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Is this a vision of reality or just a mirage?
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Mirage Pet Products Animal Print Dog & Cat Neck Tie — $5.60
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Another mirage in the voyage of false hopes and chances.
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The Mirage, which won in 2017 and 2018, came second.
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The wistful, shimmering mirage of my 5K morning runs dimmed.
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Hey, is that an oasis or is that a mirage?
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It is, as David said, it is always a mirage.
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Perfection is a mirage that constantly dances away from us.
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The app is arriving to kick off the launch of the Lenovo Mirage Solo, the first standalone virtual reality headset that runs Daydream, and the Lenovo Mirage Camera, both of which go on sale today.
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"I think Heidi's whole business was about—I mean, there's a reason why they're called hookers, because they're trying to hook somebody into that mirage of decadence and that mirage of being important," says Wasilevich.
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A French historian, François Ollier, described this phenomenon as Le Mirage spartiate: "the Spartan Mirage," the wavering haze of uncertainty that cloaks any attempt to understand a people who above all wanted to be mysterious.
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Unfortunately for Zunino and the Mariners, it was all a mirage.
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Their clothing and friendly demeanor proves this mirage isn't happening today.
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They should recognise that peace without political support is a mirage.
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It seems to be a mirage receding back into the wood.
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Unlike the Daydream View, the Mirage Solo doesn't require a smartphone.
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The Chevrolet Cruze Friday, April 15, 2016 in Rancho Mirage, California.
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He is the son of Sherry Ryan of Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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Nine mad years of mirage and three long years of despair!
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The Mitsubishi Mirage ES also boasts a generous decade-long warranty.
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In early April at the ANA Inspiration in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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Testing for the buyback mirage is a worthwhile exercise for investors.
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For Wilfong, however, the auction was little more than a mirage.
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Signs that the winning streak might be a mirage were present.
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The public disagreements about policy are to some extent a mirage.
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Betty Ford died in Rancho Mirage in 2011 at age 93.
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Tokyo Mirage Sessions launches on January 17th on the Nintendo Switch.
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"This thing is going to evaporate like a mirage," Belfort said.
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EST: President Obama holds a press conference in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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But too often, the possibility of getting parole is a mirage.
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The second complaint was against the California Stem Cell Treatment Center, with locations in Rancho Mirage and Beverly Hills; the Cell Surgical Network Corporation of Rancho Mirage; and Dr. Elliot B. Lander and Dr. Mark Berman.
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Some political number crunchers say they are a mirage in the distance.
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That mirage apparently plays just as well in the Florida sun, too.
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"The last Mirage was designed and constructed in seven weeks," he said.
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The Mirage, however, isn't just a party spot for sun-worshipping ravers.
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The Mirage Camera uses two 13-megapixel cameras that capture stereoscopic images.
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The Mirage Camera uses Google's VR180 format, which it announced last year.
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So it's hard to judge WorldSense's full power from the Mirage Solo.
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So far, the Aramco IPO has been more mirage than money-spinner.
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Yes, but: The IPO window may have been a mirage all along.
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The Mirage Solo (below) can do that, but it will cost you.
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Star Wars: Jedi Challenges Lenovo Mirage AR Headset for $33 (was $23).
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Luckily for me, this isn't a mirage or a wig fake-out.
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Is it the Realist mirage that pretended to be revolutionary—and failed?
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So Paul Ryan attitude during Obama SOTU speech was all a mirage?
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But heady "underlying" returns could yet turn out to be a mirage.
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With a losing record in April, that seems like a distant mirage.
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The big break is always ahead like a mirage on the highway.
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The suspect fled the store in a red Mitsubishi Mirage, police said.
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The women's claims were part of a lawsuit against the Mirage resort.
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" In the past he has warned people that "it's a mirage, basically.
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But the prospect of future prosperity turned out to be a mirage.
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The Giants' first drive faded into more and more of a mirage.
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BIG got off to a good start Saturday, taking Mirage 16-9.
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Trump's populism is a mirage, but many voters believed it in 2016.
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A warp drive could turn out to be a momentary scientific mirage.
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Editorial President Trump's infrastructure plan is turning out to be a mirage.
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Date and venue: October 25, 1990, at The Mirage in Las Vegas.
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Degrowthers reject this meliorist outlook, arguing that "green growth" is a mirage.
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Natus prevailed in Dust II 16-11, and in Mirage 2000-29.
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And, sure, the fall TV season is still kind of a mirage.
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But Mirage Solo doesn't limit you to just games and world explorations.
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Ann Diamond, New York Kaz Frankiewicz, Chicago Lynn Goldschmidt, Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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"His plan is a mirage," Ms. Klobuchar's campaign said in a statement.
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That year the Qatari government purchased 14 Dassault Mirage F1 fighter jets from France with armaments, though Qatar's F1s have largely been superseded in active service by Mirage 2000 jets that fire the newer MICA missiles, the Drive wrote.
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That status increasingly belongs to Sunnylands, the lush estate in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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Patrick Chappatte Could the support for Donald Trump be a mirage after all?
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Indeed, for Democrats, demographics might not be destiny so much as a mirage.
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It comes in four Fractal colors: Geyser, Dark Mirage, Eve, and Rich Wine.
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There, as if out of a mirage, emerges some kind of strange newness.
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A Mirage 2000 trainer crashed in the southern city of Bengaluru on Feb.
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Then, in December 2008, they discovered that it had all been a mirage.
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This is caused by several factors, some of which are basically a mirage.
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In the provision of hospitals, the NAO found these to be a mirage.
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The rumored "Mirage" name is almost too perfect for a Las Vegas debut.
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The belief we can make nuclear North Korea go away is a mirage.
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True love is just a mirage, but rock and roll, mercifully, is not.
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This makes Tokyo Mirage feel a bit lighter than it otherwise could be.
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"You were tricked," the one-armed man tells Dougie-Cooper in a mirage.
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Over the years, this vision appears to have become a dangerously misguided mirage.
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"Precious" is only seven years old, and it already looks like a mirage.
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"Everything I have tried has now become water in the desert" — a mirage.
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Something looks promising at first, then it dissolves under inspection, like a mirage.
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To paraphrase the Beastie Boys, was his exit sabotage or just a mirage?
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The surprise wasn't the French partner, Dassault Aviation, maker of the storied Mirage.
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Outside, on the Boardwalk, it appeared like a mirage: Donald Trump's Taj Mahal.
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Mr. Wynn eventually sold the Bellagio, along with the Mirage and Treasure Island.
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"Selfie" is a little like that — a mirage of what might have been.
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Has San Francisco's all-around mastery been more than an opponent-induced mirage?
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And to be sure, Casper&aposs tech story is not a complete mirage.
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Phoenix Suns The Suns' 7-26 start proved to be a desert mirage.
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FaZe swept Renegades, winning 16-133 on Inferno and 16-10 on Mirage.
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In Mr. Shepard's plays, the only undeniable truth is that of the mirage.
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Economists have long warned against the financial mirage of tax incentives for corporations.
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Christie said the opening was "not a mirage" at a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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The other lawsuit is against the California Stem Cell Treatment Center, with locations in Rancho Mirage and Beverly Hills, and the Cell Surgical Network Corporation of Rancho Mirage, which treated cancer patients with a stem cell product made with smallpox vaccine.
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The company owns 12 properties including the Mirage, Mandalay Bay and Luxor Las Vegas.
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There, Jun was taught that what he had seen in China was a mirage.
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Growth in GDP therefore amounts to a "debt fueled mirage," according to the report.
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VP got a streak going and took the first half of Mirage 10-5.
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The Lenovo Mirage Camera does all its processing with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 626 processor.
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And it looks to have been a bit too soon, if not a mirage.
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She was surrounded by family and friends at her home in Rancho Mirage, California.
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But that turned out to be another mirage as growth lagged and corruption surged.
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They represent the mirage of magical solutions and the triumph of television over politics.
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The exercise highlights the growth mirage that buybacks have on earnings-per-share measures.
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They mostly abstain from Photoshop, preferring to pull off the mirage with their hands.
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McDonald shot a four-under-par 270 at Mission Hills in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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A cleaning cart at the Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, March 210.
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The placid mirage on a strip of the road reminded me of my country.
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In theory, the Mirage is a bit like Royole's answer to Amazon's Echo Show.
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For Royole, the Mirage is also an opportunity to flex its bendy display tech.
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And now, with Mirage, it's proving flexible displays are for more than just smartphones.
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As it happens, the former president has been playing golf in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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The 2019 Mitsubishi Mirage gets a combined 39 mpg in city and highway driving
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The event is set to take place at Ellison's Rancho Mirage estate on Feb.
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Maybe it's how fun I find all the characters, especially the wise cracking Mirage.
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The cluster of articles announcing the place read like a taunting, late-summer mirage.
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Suitors include Caesars Entertainment; Blackstone, a private-equity group with a casino in Las Vegas; and MGM Resorts International, which already owns the Mirage and Bellagio, having swallowed up Mr Wynn's previous casino company, Mirage Resorts, in a hostile takeover 18 years ago.
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His ornate casinos, which included the Bellagio, the Mirage, Treasure Island and Wynn, helped change the image of the Las Vegas Strip into one encapsulating glamour, fancy restaurants and exotic attractions like the lion-taming duo of Siegfried & Roy at the Mirage.
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Lenovo's Mirage Camera, a VR camera that captures a 180-degree view of your surroundings.
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The Mirage Solo costs $400 which is twice the price of the Oculus Go. Ouch.
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Yes, people are looking for simple, and the Mirage Solo certainly delivers on that front.
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In "Kagame's Economic Mirage", a book, he claims that the country routinely fiddles its numbers.
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It's a nice mirage that make you feel connected with the rest of the world.
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WorldSense is the Mirage Solo's big draw, and it works well — within very strict bounds.
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The mirage line, where the sky meets the sea, is suddenly obscured, creating optical illusions.
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Kerkorian then created MGM Mirage and Wynn went on to create Wynn Resorts in 2002.
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The Mobb Deep rapper arrived at The Mirage for the official after-party at 1OAK.
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We got a photo of the rapper being wheeled out the back of The Mirage.
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Meanwhile, Mirage a Trois and Tiana are on tour together and things aren't going well!
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This was wishful thinking, and in Indiana, Mr. Trump put an end to the mirage.
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On Sanya's beaches, crowded with frolicking children, worries about China's economy seem a distant mirage.
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Iowa towns like Ottumwa and Knoxville don't seem like a short-lived mirage to me.
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One possibility is that the shift in the polls was a bit of a mirage.
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Tough impact, if it were possible in this mirage of a world, wouldn't affect it.
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Except remains a mirage, enticing the imagination with suggestion and implication, but never feeding it.
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"It is a mirage more than a miracle," said Xavier Becerra, the California attorney general.
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The close-set lines even produce an optical glare very much like a desert mirage.
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So La Voiture Noire remains something of a mirage, much as Jean Bugatti's storied creation.
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The sinewy guardian of Don Juan de Oñate's foot appeared as if from a mirage.
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THE MIRAGE FACTORY Illusion, Imagination, and the Invention of Los Angeles By Gary Krist Illustrated.
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After Dignitas captured Nuke 16-12, Orgless won Mirage 16-4 and Inferno 16-3.
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FaZE Clan earned a 16-10 win on Inferno and 16-23 victory on Mirage.
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Newhart attended The Beatles LOVE by Cirque du Soleil show at The Mirage Hotel & Casino.
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And in practical terms, advocates and providers say, the relatively tight timeline is a mirage.
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A "SOFT" letter would be the G is "MIRAGE," and is most likely a consonant.
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She founded the Betty Ford Center for substance abuse and addiction in Rancho Mirage, California.
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Ellison also owns a private golf club spanning almost 250 acres in Rancho Mirage, California.
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And like desperate characters in a cartoon island mirage, fellow caterpillars became appealing steak dinners.
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In my imagination people kind of vaporize in the very bright light, like a mirage.
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The strange, hidden city of Titan often seemed like a mirage no one could reach.
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There's also persistent speculation that companies like Apple might jump into VR. The closest mainstream equivalent might be Google and Lenovo's self-contained Mirage Solo headset with its experimental motion controllers — but based on our experience, the Mirage Solo just isn't very good yet.
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While Rancho Mirage calls itself the city of the presidents, those presidents tended to be Republicans.
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Today, Lenovo unveiled the Mirage Solo, the first standalone virtual reality headset for Google Daydream platform.
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That's the idea behind Mirage, an iOS app the duo and a small team just released.
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But what may have been the biggest shock for me, is the Mirage Solo's battery life.
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The AP talked to former and current El Mirage police officers who discovered the botched cases.
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The accompanying Lenovo Mirage Camera can either record 180-degree video or stream it to YouTube.
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Lawrence believes his version of events never became public to protect The Mirage, Horn and Mantacore.
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Now it's up to courts and arbitration services to make sure mandatory arbitration isn't a mirage.
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In contrast, 'multiculturalism,' felt more like a mirage than a term with which I could identify.
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Whatever armed group thinks they can turn our reality into a mirage is bound to fail.
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Working in corporate America in the 2010s can feel slightly like working inside of a mirage.
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Six of its properties are on the Las Vegas Strip, including Mandalay Bay and the Mirage.
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If we can't ship this order to Mirage, the stock dives and the company goes under.
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In April, we wrote about how the Chainsmokers are selling a mirage and everyone is buying.
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That moral high ground is a mirage, a fiction, sustained only by the silence of women.
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Oversight is often a mirage thanks to FBI spurning of congressional subpoenas and other information demands.
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A mirage of possible meetings and negotiations might influence some partners to shy from more sanctions.
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Then came the second half of the year, and that earlier team dissolved like a mirage.
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But then as now, a contract for deed created a "mirage of homeownership," the report said.
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But what if Zuckerberg's vision of AI saving Americans from Russian disinformation agents is a mirage?
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But then you stare a beat longer, holding your gaze, and the mirage begins to wither.
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The administration's plan relies on three unrealistic assumptions to produce the mirage of a balanced budget.
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Neymar is not a mirage, and neither are Jesus, Philippe Coutinho, Douglas Costa and the others.
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That includes well-known hotels like the Bellagio, MGM Grand Mandalay Bay, The Mirage and others.
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That mirage of falling emissions shouldn't let us mistake recession as a solution to climate change.
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TMZ reported that the alleged assaults occurred at the Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
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Like a mirage, two Arabs in bright white garb appeared by the side of the road.
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In the space of two weeks, the Mirage was shut down, reopened, then shut down again.
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MGM Resorts International announced Wednesday that the woman who attended the conference stayed at The Mirage.
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The current active duty map pool includes Inferno, Train, Mirage, Nuke, Overpass, Dust II and Vertigo.
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The rise of the posed Instagram shot, the Pinterest lifestyle mirage and the slickly edited Musical.
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At night, this karaoke emporium appears like a neon mirage on a quiet Borough Park street.
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KENIGSBERG I hear the access argument often, but that access is at least partly a mirage.
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"I desired to capture inferior mirage effects that would make the eclipsed sunrise even more thrilling."
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Then mousesports swept MAD Lions, taking Mirage 19-15 in overtime and Dust II 16-11.
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Correction January 17th: Cleer makes the Mirage smart speaker, not Royole, as this article initially stated.
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Tokyo Mirage Sessions is the next best thing, and yet another perfect fit for the Switch.
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Things do not go well, freedom is found only in death, hope is a mirage, etc.
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A monolithic coliseum, intimidating and gleaming in the sun, materializes in the desert like a mirage.
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Koki, was a member of the El Mirage Police Department, which announced his death on Facebook.
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Not the $2.53,995 Mitsubishi Mirage, which has one as standard kit, but the 32-grand Mini.
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Cirque du Soleil had a mutually beneficial and very profitable partnership with the MGM Mirage casinos.
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TL;DR: The Lenovo Mirage Solo VR headset is on sale for only $199.68 on Amazon.
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Ellison is holding the event for Trump at his estate in Rancho Mirage, California on Wednesday.
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A vision so utopian is aptly situated at Brooklyn Mirage, a huge, palm-tree-lined space.
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The frontier was, after all, a mirage, an ideological relic of a naïve or dishonest universalism.
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Last week, we wrote about how the Chainsmokers are selling a mirage and everyone is buying.
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"Beautiful, clean coal," meanwhile, remains a mirage, at least for now; the affordable technology isn't there.
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In fact, Mr. Obama will be spending Cupid's day without her, playing golf in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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The Sunnylands Resort in Rancho Mirage, California served as a "Western White House" for several U.S. presidents.
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The Mirage Solo offers a more robust, freeing experience than any mobile VR headset I've ever used.
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We really need to get to something [with the Mirage] soon, because we cannot survive like this.
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Better telescopes, and the arrival of space probes in the 1960s, revealed the canals as a mirage.
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Ultimately, WorldSense isn't just a replacement for traditional tracking the way it is in the Mirage Solo.
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A year later, economic data shows that the tax bill's benefit to workers was largely a mirage.
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In 2015 Mirage fighter jets could not fly on cloudy days because of problems with their instruments.
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Taiwan's air force mainly flies IDFs, and French-built Mirage and U.S.-made F-16 fighter jets.
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Last Wednesday, the Mirage Festival, a Dolus & Dolus initiative, began its annual tech-focused five-day celebration.
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Inside Mark Berman's clinic in Rancho Mirage, California, is a sign he's obliged by law to post.
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The presentation is a mirage of interfaces, projections, and cutscenes that creates a screen of many screens.
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Earlier this week, we wrote about how The Chainsmokers are selling a mirage that everyone is buying.
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Then there's Mirage, a doe-eyed, rail-thin, platinum blonde who basically walked right out of DeviantArt.
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We've learned Kendall will host a party for the Bumble dating app in Rancho Mirage this weekend.
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Police in Thornton were still searching a white male who drove off in a red Mitsubishi Mirage.
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Researchers said the Internet Research Agency emphasized an "expansive cross-platform media mirage" to target black voters.
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But then his wife ran across the Mirage and fell in love with it, Mr. Sanders said.
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It was their first winning record since 21998, but it has turned out to be a mirage.
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In a shimmering musical mirage, the bygone Manhattan night life of 50 years ago came into view.
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Adequacy is easy in Skylines but perfection, whatever that means to you, is an ever-receding mirage.
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The first was in 2000, when it paid $4.4 billion for Mirage Resorts, which included the Bellagio.
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Had the entirety of my two-and-a-half-year relationship with Brandon just been a mirage?
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A mirage, he said, is a distant illusion of water created when hot air meets cool air.
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Death Valley is, in a way, the most honest of parks: it offers no such Edenic mirage.
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The 2019 event was won by housekeepers from The Venetian, who saw off competition from The Mirage.
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Twice he went to rehab, including in 1997 at the Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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If you're a fan of Google's Daydream VR platform, we suggest checking out the Lenovo Mirage Solo.
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While My Mirage is a refraction of Shaw's background and American culture in the latter half of the 20th century, the artist's invented religion, Oism, reflects his interest in the self-created religions that emerged in the mid-19th century and came to his attention while researching My Mirage.
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In the end, this new era of empathy might be a mirage, a calm before the dystopian storm.
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Efforts at greater transparency are nothing but a mirage designed to fool regulators and legislators — and it's working.
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However, the biggest problem with the Mirage Solos isn't the headset, it's the platform and ecosystem behind it.
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Steve Wynn, 74, also helped develop other Las Vegas hotels including the Bellagio, the Mirage and Treasure Island.
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And Google has already worked with Lenovo on one standalone Daydream-powered headset, called the Lenovo Mirage Solo.
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French Mirage jets arrived 47 minutes later but were unable to tell the remaining soldiers from the enemy.
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Ellison is planning the fundraising event for Trump at his estate in Rancho Mirage, California, Desert Sun reported.
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Frank and Barbara Sinatra founded the Barbara Sinatra Children's Center in Rancho Mirage, near Palm Springs, in 1986.
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The Lenovo Mirage Camera, as it's called, has two fisheye cameras that record super-wide-angle 22D footage.
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Google and Lenovo are pitching the Mirage Camera as a solid compromise between sophistication and ease of use.
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That ignorance effectively destroys Rowling's progressive mirage and the significance of her characters of color to the narrative.
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She's an impossible mirage created by men, one that real women now feel compelled to live up to.
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Check out the video, where a fan stage-crashes during the rapper's concert Friday night at Brooklyn Mirage.
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All that said, Tokyo Mirage still scratches that particular JRPG itch in a way that few games can.
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As if to prove they aren't a mirage, the moose stand up and show off their impressive stature.
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In the meantime, you can always check out the very Persona-like Wii U game Tokyo Mirage Sessions.
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Less than meets the eye, but, like any desert mirage, it tells us something about the local atmosphere.
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But FOIA is derided nowadays as a "Freedom From Information Act" that begets merely a mirage of transparency.
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Both sounded as fresh and exciting as the first taste of mirage-worthy water tasted on the beach.
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I feel myself getting high, already, without ever having met him, off the fantasy of this beautiful mirage.
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It's the way these performances meld into combat that makes Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE in general so special.
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Yet the vision Mr. Stephenson describes as a pillar of the Time Warner deal may be a mirage.
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Shutting down Washington's passing attack would do a lot to convince people that the Ravens are no mirage.
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In Group B, MIBR got past short-handed Envy 2503-6 on Overpass and 16-3 on Mirage.
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The common explanation settled on was that Sanders's popularity was a mirage resting on his lack of scrutiny.
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The F.D.A. said patients at the California Stem Cell Treatment Centers in Rancho Mirage and Beverly Hills, Calif.
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The Mirage settled the waitresses' claims by 2003, the terms of which were undisclosed, the Review-Journal reported.
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Community members gathered at a vigil for the fallen dog Saturday night at the El Mirage Police Department.
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Daydream started moving into this space with Lenovo's Mirage Solo headset, but the device wasn't very consumer-friendly.
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In November he announced — in a tweet, naturally — that the "narrative violation" of 2020 will be "narrative mirage."
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Their farm system is loaded, but their fast finish last season (20-10) was most likely a mirage.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has called bitcoin a "mirage" while saying that the digital currency lacks intrinsic value.
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As for VR, with the the imminent arrival of the first standalone Daydream VR headset in the Solo Mirage and the stereoscopic Mirage Camera, which were born from a partnership between Google and Lenovo, it's likely Google will also have some updates for where its growing VR platform is going.
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Unlike most VR cameras, which film a full 360-degree view, the Mirage only captures a 180-degree view.
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Lenovo's Mirage camera will be available in the spring, along with a camera from Yi Technology, the Yi Horizon.
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But the examples of Italy and France show that the presumed scope for discretionary fiscal policies is a mirage.
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Mirage, a witty, playful combatant, can create holograms of himself to distract enemies and squeeze out of tight situations.
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Lenovo unveiled the Mirage Solo headset today, which it hopes to ship in the second quarter of this year.
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More than a year later, economic data shows that the tax bill's benefit to workers was largely a mirage.
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He even had the chance to join Boyz II Men on stage at the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas.
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These are a couple of the pressing questions raised after watching Alexandra Savior's latest video for "Mirage," premiering below.
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These campaigns "create a mirage of consensus which itself then becomes very persuasive to sincere, authentic citizens," Matney says.
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Lenovo has announced the first self-contained VR headset based on Google's Daydream platform, called the Lenovo Mirage Solo.
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According to a press release, the Mirage Solo's play space has a diameter of around 5 feet (1.5 meters).
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The Mirage Camera features two 13-megapixel cameras that can take stereoscopic images and videos in the VR180 format.
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He reportedly beat out Mirage singer Terry Fator, ex-"Jersey Boys" actor Travis Cloer among others, including Underwood herself.
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As soon as paint hits the surface, the vibration process unwinds a mirage-y maze of color and light.
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France has eight Rafale or Mirage fighters and five helicopters deployed 24 hours a day on Quick Reaction Alert.
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The Lenovo Mirage Camera is one of the first in a series of new 180-degree cameras from Google.
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A negotiated freeze is like a mirage, an illusion that recedes as quickly as one tries to approach it.
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Channing died of natural causes in Rancho Mirage after having suffered multiple strokes last year, publicist Harlan Boll said.
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The "useless masses" cast aside by this development will pursue the mirage of happiness with drugs and virtual reality.
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The development of Brazil into an advanced economy — once tantalizingly within sight — again seems more like an elusive mirage.
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French Mirage jets arrived approximately one hour later -- two hours after the troops made initial contact with enemy forces.
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It dispatched a Reaper drone and two Mirage fighter jets from a base in neighboring Niger on Wednesday night.
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Fata Morgana, Italian for "a mirage," was designed to be sailed in arctic areas, such as the Northwest Passage.
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While the famed investor hasn't said much about bitcoin recently, he called it "a mirage" a few years ago.
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Here are five of them: A statistical mirage Some Silicon Valley economists suggest that there really isn't a problem.
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That's because autocrats excel at gradualism, increasing their hold on power bit by bit, until democracy becomes a mirage.
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It's a tantalizing vision of America's future, but what if it's not just a mirage, but a giant con?
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Hopefully it's more than a mirage, and something that convinces Atlanta they have legitimate building blocks already onboard. 6.
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A gala, at heart, is this romantic, American Dream-type illusion that's more of a mirage than a reality.
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Even in our time of impending doom, Coachella parties offer the perfect escapist mirage—if you're invited, that is.
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My Mirage (1985-91), a series of mixed media works, showcases Shaw's love of comic books and underground comix.
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That was no mirage: Biden struggled to draw crowds or find a compelling message in the first few contests.
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The phase 230, Group A final saw MAD Lions top HAVU 215-10 on Mirage, 16-8 on Train.
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The Twins jumped out to a 3-0 lead in Game 1 at home, but it was a mirage.
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Last year, when the two were together at a summit meeting at the Sunnylands estate in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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But a series of contradictions at the heart of the proposed alliance almost guarantee it will be a mirage.
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The superyacht, named "Fata Morgana," which is Italian for "a mirage," would also feature a swimming pool and helipad.
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There were loose silk djellabas in Spice Road shades and evening gowns in iridescent florals, hazy as a mirage.
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But when I try to fit her into the hero's journey she recedes from the picture like a mirage.
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Fnatic defeated 100 Thieves 2-0 in the best-of-three, winning Inferno and Mirage by 19-16 scores.
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But once his wife left for basic training, the life she and Morgan had envisioned seemed like a mirage.
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At CES, the company introduced its next flexible-screen device: Mirage, an Alexa-enabled speaker with a wraparound display.
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As each media mirage evaporated into thin air, reporters groped about in search of other things to gripe about.
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But instead of being an actual home, the structure is an installation called "Mirage" by the artist Doug Aitken.
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At first, Carlotta's mirage-like appearance on a beach suggests she is but a figment of Sylvia's fearful imagination.
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So the ostensibly high number of undecideds in the Times House polling might be a bit of a mirage.
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Kerkorian then created MGM Mirage and Wynn went on to create Wynn Resorts with his ex-wife in 2002.
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Steve Wynn also helped develop such Las Vegas hotel-casino properties as the Bellagio, the Mirage and Treasure Island.
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That might seem like a desert mirage, but the concept has already sprung up elsewhere, if only as an aspiration.
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That's because with that extra horsepower, the Mirage Solo does a fantastic job of delivering high-resolution, low latency visuals.
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To put that in perspective, one of the lightest cars on the market, the Mitsubishi Mirage, only weighs 2,018 pounds.
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When help arrived, in the form of French Mirage fighter bombers, it was two hours after the intense firefight began.
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Based on the name and other details, it now looks like a second major Mirage game is on its way.
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We've learned Joe's staying at the Rancho Mirage mansion -- compliments of Airbnb -- where legendary crooner Bing Crosby used to live.
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It's rare for the Indian Air Force's fighter jets — Sukhoi and Mirage 2000s — to make an appearance for such inaugurations.
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They are all mirage-chasers, confident (despite ample evidence to the contrary) that the ultimate prize is within their grasp.
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The question is: When will the White House understand that the trade deal it wants with China is a mirage?
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The counterpoint to what Mr Strangio calls the elites' "mirage money" is real money draining out of the formal economy.
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The exhibit also surveys Bell's works on paper — Vapor Drawings, Mirage Works, and Fractions — all created in his Taos studio.
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The Lenovo Mirage Solo headset is similar to Google's Daydream View, but eliminates the need for using your own phone.
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Instead, they relied on approximations, raising the possibility that the whole scenario could be just a mirage in a simulation.
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Now Mr Gordon thinks that Moore's law is beginning to fade and the new economy is turning into a mirage.
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Having put down our armor, [our time at El Mirage] was a respite between battles in a time of war.
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Armed French Mirage jets arrived about one hour later -- two hours after the troops made initial contact with enemy forces.
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The story that the growth slowdown is a mirage relies on the claim that price growth is in fact overstated.
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When taxpayers come to realize that some of the headier Republican claims are a mirage, there may be a backlash.
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A "Doctor Mirage" series, about a paranormal investigator searching for her dead husband, is being set up at The CW.
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It took another hour before armed French Mirage jets arrived -- two hours after troops made initial contact with enemy forces.
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On the East Coast, Adès offers a mirage of joy; on the West Coast, Adams stares into the storm. ♦
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What had jumped out as a pattern in the data was apparently a mirage, like seeing a pyramid on Mars.
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I wondered if the stories I'd heard in the village had affected my mind, if I was seeing a mirage.
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Are their defensive numbers a mirage or will they hold up against stiffer competition when games actually start to matter?
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MGM Resorts operates a number of Las Vegas properties, including the Bellagio, the MGM Grand, and The Mirage — among others.
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Republicans said the appearance of a tax increase for low-income people was a mirage resulting from arcane fiscal math.
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The mountains, central to the cultural history of both countries, have become a misty mirage in the South Korean imagination.
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How likely is it that the possible benefits shown in a small study will turn out to be a mirage?
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We can offer discount tickets for non-Cityfox events (think: rock, indie, special events, etc) held at The Brooklyn Mirage.
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She worked for Wynn for 17 years, she said, first at his Golden Nugget casino and then at The Mirage.
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They seized a 16-3 win on Mirage and 16-10 triumph on Train to advance in the lower bracket.
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Tokyo Mirage Sessions may not be a huge Nintendo franchise, but for role-playing game fans, it's worth checking out.
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It remains a club record, the fountains above the distant Kauffman Stadium walls a shimmering mirage for most Royals hitters.
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"Virginity" is nothing more than a mirage that reduces women to fertile bodies kept chaste for a man to claim.
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The deluxe version's third CD is a "Mirage" tour concert; the DVD has the original album in high-resolution audio.
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The president is slated to speak Wednesday to supporters and deliver remarks at a fundraiser luncheon in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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But over and over again in experiments — and in the real world — that vision turns out to be a mirage.
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The system is made up of three different components: Lenovo's Mirage AR headset, a replica lightsaber controller, and a tracking beacon.
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New demos like Star Wars: Jedi Challenge on Lenovo's Mirage headset show off what that might look like in the future.
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Obama's view, essentially, is that the kind of small force with a limited mission that people have proposed is a mirage.
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If you're a longtime Deadwood fan, Deadwood: The Movie, airing on HBO Friday night, must feel a little like a mirage.
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Except unlike all those mobile headsets and Google Cardboard look-a-likes, Lenovo's Mirage Solo headset wasn't beholden to a smartphone.
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But Cuba called Peru's economic recovery a "mirage," saying it was being driven mainly by just a couple big mining projects.
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The Mirage Solo's tracking is a cool incidental perk because virtual worlds feel more natural when you can lean and duck.
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Timed with the release of the Mirage Solo headset, Lenovo is also releasing the first camera based on Google's 180 tech.
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His land art contribution, Mirage, is a ranch-style home in the middle of the Coachella Valley, shaped entirely by mirrors.
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AYTO was a mirage, and there was solace in its fabrication, in the spectacle and riot it made out of love.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Mohamed Alabbar's dream of creating a Middle East rival to Amazon may turn out to be a mirage.
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Government sources told Reuters last week that 2250 Mirage 228 jets carrying 1,000 kg (2,200 lbs) bombs carried out the attack.
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Also midweek, Mercury clashes with Neptune, the planet of illusions, so you are prone to making moves based on a mirage.
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A few moths back we brought this young man out to the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas to perform with us.
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And if any of these homes' owners ever want to Airbnb them, we call the one in the Rancho Mirage desert.
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I'm also holding out hope for a portable version of the largely forgotten Wii U role-playing game Tokyo Mirage Sessions.
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The company also added a small car, the Mirage, that could travel 40 miles or more on a gallon of gas.
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The mirage of Rwanda that Rukorera and his cows had conjured up among us during our exile was soon to evaporate.
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Kakuma's aerial view paints a picture of an organized and neatly designed city, but like most refugee camps, it's a mirage.
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We seem to have unlimited choice – but this, too, is a mirage, constricted by culturally dictated ideas about beauty and sexiness.
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What seemed like a realistic possibility in the heady days just after the Democratic convention was always something of a mirage.
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Everyone went chasing after this (very convincing) mirage of a new unexplained particle only to find just more Standard Model sand.
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The refurbished F-5s have been the mainstay of the Brazilian Air Force since it retired its Mirage 2000s in 2013.
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A national television spot would be an excellent opportunity to show the world that the team's hot start is no mirage.
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What worries the political elite is actually a mirage manufactured for the outside world, an illusion that is far from reality.
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In the other Thursday Group B match, Fnatic topped Complexity Gaming 16-9 on Mirage and 16-6 on Dust 2.
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It went down Saturday ... a BBQ in the afternoon followed by a blow-out at the Mirage Grand Ballroom in Vegas.
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The Brooklyn Mirage is the outdoor portion of the lot, and the full complex also includes indoor and year-round facilities.
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Looking back, it seems more like it was a mirage, shimmering in the light, its form constantly shifting, resolving and dissolving.
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Among his many other works were commercial buildings in Singapore and Honolulu; a savings and loan branch in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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Sometimes it has proved deadly: Last December, a Greek Mirage pilot was killed in an aviation accident while intercepting Turkish jets.
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MGM's 13 properties include Aria, Bellagio, Excalibur, Luxor, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Mirage, NoMad, New York-New York, Vdara and more.
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But behind those positive signs, there are recurring signals flashing the message that the Democrats' high hopes could be a mirage.
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The mirage that they've left the real threat behind is enhanced, for a while, by the analgesic beauty of the Southwest.
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This year, without any of the men in the overachieving trio in the race, the mirage of collective advancement has vanished.
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In 2014, Buffett also warned people to stay away from bitcoin, calling it a "mirage ": It's a method of transmitting money.
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And a mirage is all the building might as well be for the young men who've been working on its construction.
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The Freedom of Information Act, one of the underrated bulwarks of self-government, has become largely a mirage in recent decades.
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MGM Growth owns a portfolio of casino resort properties, including Mandalay Bay and the Mirage, carved out of MGM Resorts International.
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Government sources told Reuters last week that 12 Mirage 2000 jets carrying 2503,000 kg (2,200 lbs) bombs carried out the attack.
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The planes, Mirage 2000s, took off from Chad's capital, N'Djamena, where France's 4,500-troop antiterrorism operation, code-named "Barkhane," is headquartered.
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Introduced in 2015 as a temporary party a few blocks away, Brooklyn Mirage was supposed to open permanently in May 2016.
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But the one thing that he could hold on to was the long-maintained mirage of personal success and deal-making.
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When the bubble is full, the economy looks great, and then when it bursts, everyone realizes that it was a mirage.
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DeRozan displayed his new, refined self for 78 regular season games, and his reward is proving that it wasn't a mirage.
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Microsoft's HoloLens has been frequently criticized for its limitations, and a similar problem is evident with Lenovo's Mirage VR headset as well.
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Jerusalem (CNN)On an early morning in the summer of 20193, Israeli Mirage jets screeched across the desert of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.
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But once again, there's the price to consider, because the Mirage Camera costs $21, which brings the total cost up to $27.
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Seeing a Mirage rolling down the highway is a lot less alarming than watching a 2,294.5-pound pumpkin roll by, of course.
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The mirage stretched and shrank, doubled and inverted, and sank finally into a simple line at the seam of sea and sky.
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The self-titled "Lord," Disick, who regularly makes appearances at the Mirage Hotel's 1 OAK nightclub, arrived there around 12:30 a.m.
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"It seems the 10 trillion yen fiscal stimulus was a mirage," said Takuji Okubo, principal and chief economist at Japan Macro Advisors.
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First up is Lenovo's $299 Mirage Camera, which became the first VR180 camera to hit the market when it launched last week.
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The U.K.'s economic rebound over the summer may prove "premature or even a mirage," S&P Global Ratings said on Monday.
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The next step up in Daydream headsets comes in the form of the $399 Lenovo Mirage Solo, which doesn't require a smartphone.
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Sinatra died comfortably of natural causes, surrounded by family and friends at her home in Rancho Mirage, California, a family spokesman said.
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But the result was something of a mirage, given other nations elected to rest their top riders in a post-Olympic year.
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The Election Night 220006 hot takes about a blue wave being a mirage have aged pretty poorly over the past few months.
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French Mirage jets arrived on the scene approximately one hour later -- two hours after the troops made initial contact with enemy forces.
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No less than JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and billionaire investor Warren Buffett have called it, respectively, a fraud and a mirage.
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Me, I'll probably keep ordering the banana pudding forever, or until this mirage on Mott Street goes under and joins the past.
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India used 12 Mirage 2000 fighter jets, an airborne early warning and control (AWAC) aircraft system, a mid-air refueller and drones.
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"The Beatles" on a sign at the top of the Mirage, home of a Cirque du Soleil production, only heightened the dissonance.
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The costumes, by Guillaume Gabriel, easily flare into the air; the lighting, by Lionel Buzonie, suggests the shimmering heat of a mirage.
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It feels like the rest of the Cavaliers are more involved than they were in Game 1, but that's mostly a mirage.
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The muddy water that does flow into Texas is something of a mirage, released from reservoirs or even imported from faraway basins.
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In 1987, a Mirage fighter jet preparing for the event went down in nearby Rawalpindi as a result of a bird strike.
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Gerald and Betty Ford moved to Rancho Mirage, about 10 miles from Palm Springs, after his defeat in the 1976 presidential election.
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And Sunnylands, the Rancho Mirage retreat that belonged to Walter Annenberg and his wife, Lee, has played host to seven American presidents.
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"Internal REAL polls show I am beating all of the Dem candidates," Mr. Trump tweeted shortly before leaving for Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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Real or mirage, his baked vistas and hazy horizons anchor a film that's less about one vanished woman than many lost souls.
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The dream of transformation that Oxford had promised seemed a mirage; its glittering prizes were not on offer to people like him.
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And just ahead (after a bit more hiking), Lake Michigan appeared in the distance, shimmering like a mirage, delicious enough to drink.
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That argument goes like this: Though the economic stats look pretty good, the Trump boom is a mirage and a moral disgrace.
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As towers of rock loomed on a screen behind the orchestra, O'Grady created the mirage of a performance in the canyons themselves.
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Two years later, Mr. Obama held a dinner with President Xi Jinping of China at the Sunnylands resort in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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"We have more indications that reconciliation is no longer just a shimmer out there, no longer just a mirage," Mr. Mattis said.
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In an Oleg Kulik painting, his silhouette looms on the horizon; what looks like the skyline turns out to be a mirage.
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The Rancho Mirage crib's got it all ... total privacy, a sick pool and plenty of space for a headliner to turn up.
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He was forced to sell his multi-billion dollar operation Mirage Resorts to tycoon Kirk Kerkorian in a hostile takeover in 2000.
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Though 1930 was one of the game's biggest offensive years, the Yankees weren't just a rabbit-ball mirage: They hit .1916/.384/.
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Haggard was diagnosed with pneumonia last year and spent 11 days at the Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage early this year.
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It's thrilling stuff, especially when you meet a new enemy called the Mirage Dragon, which is essentially a giant, robotic, laser-spewing snake.
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The short recovery was really just a mirage as the underlying problems still exist, returning the stock to its initial, inertial free fall.
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Na'Vi beat them 16-9 in group play and beat them again in the finals in a pressure-filled overtime match on Mirage.
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Right now, Lenovo's Mirage Solo is the only completely wireless standalone VR headset, making the Vive Pro's wireless adapter all the more important.
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So to help make even more content for people to consumer in VR, Lenovo also created a companion device in the Mirage Camera.
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When help arrived, in the form of French Mirage fighter bombers, the patrol had been engaged in an intense firefight for two hours.
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The Mirage Solo is an interesting experiment for Google and Lenovo, but we don't know exactly how it will change the Daydream landscape.
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They have a long history of duping people into buying things that aren't as good as they seem using the mirage of luxury.
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Whether 2010 was an oasis, a mirage or a blip that's explicable from any number of industry angles, it felt like a vision.
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Yet ever since Perry's violent streak manifested itself, it's clear that Celeste recognizes this idyllic backyard scene to be nothing but a mirage.
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The agency quoted a statement by the Saudi-led coalition as saying that two Emirati pilots were killed when the Mirage plane crashed.
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When the radio instruction came through, the Mirage and Alpha jets took their places — just 15 meters apart — like dancers ready to perform.
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Tokyo Mirage changes things up a bit with a focus on J-pop and the fascinating world of Japanese idols — manufactured pop stars.
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Both teams had money going into the 29th round on Mirage, and both teams picked off a single player to start the round.
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An image of Stonehenge might interrupt a beach scene like a sunset-tinged mirage; baseball players could be transported into an African safari.
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The Super 530 missiles were meant to arm the 14 Mirage F1EDA fighters bought the same year by the Qatar Emiri Air Force.
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Another otherworldly home rests at 2570 Sky Ridge Rd in the Rancho Mirage, CA desert, but it looks like it's on the moon.
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"That night was extremely rough," Thompson recalled on Tuesday, two days before of the first women's major of 2018 in Rancho Mirage, California.
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As for railing against U.S. tariffs and calling for open markets, he should know the comparative advantage offered by free trade is mirage.
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From there, it took French Mirage jets 30 minutes to be ready to head out and another 30 minutes to arrive, he said.
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US officials said French Mirage jets were also used in the attack and that the French aircraft fired a total of nine missiles.
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Omeros Bros is one of more than a dozen restaurants at Marina Mirage, a picturesque shopping and dining area on Australia's Gold Coast.
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Attacking officials whose faith in communism is wavering, Chen said some consider it an "entirely unreal mirage", and have lost faith in socialism.
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Their hopeful underdog story is ultimately a mirage, and continuing to play as well as they are could have devastating long-term effects.
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A preceding EP, Spring Mirage, is due out May 23, and will offer a long awaiting glimpse of the longer project to come.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — In the world of Wong Ping, hues smoothly blend one into another, creating a technicolor mirage.
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Worse for the Giants, they have to wonder if the rally was all a mirage — one that ought to be discounted moving forward.
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After a successful run of gigs at outdoor party oasis The Brooklyn Mirage last summer, Cityfox returned this year with even bigger plans.
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"The mirage of a much more profitable, even more sprawling and powerful Amazon may be real eventually, but it isn't today," she writes.
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We're told another Mirage staffer made a citizen's arrest ... holding Fetty until Las Vegas Metro PD showed up to take him into custody.
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Go deeper: Read CLC's latest report Inside a top Trump adviser's fundraising mirage Elderly Bossie donors say they thought they were helping Trump
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Mr. Ohlmeyer, who was also a chain-smoker, was encouraged through an intervention to enter the Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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When those commissions revealed themselves to be a mirage, he had accrued today's equivalent of $300,000 in debt, which he could not repay.
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Fnatic won 16-7 on Dust II, then fell 0003-14 on Inferno but came back for a 16-12 victory on Mirage.
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FaZe Clan overcame a 16-14 setback on Mirage by recording a 16-133 win on Nuke and 16-10 triumph on Inferno.
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That wraparound display will come at a price, though: Royole says the Mirage will be available in Q2 for an eye-watering $899.
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But their bloom and innocence are a mirage, these aging Barbie dolls in polyester pantsuits, dutifully getting rid of their husbands' bloodstained shirts.
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The hotels included Excalibur, Luxor, M Resort, Mandalay Bay, MGM, Mirage, Monte Carlo, New York New York, the Venetian, and the Wynn/Encore.
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"Right now, we have more indications that reconciliation is no longer just a shimmer out there, no longer just a mirage," Mattis said.
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Their performance came just days after they announced their sixth studio album, Imploding the Mirage, would be released in the spring of 2020.
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With ninety five million Nigerians currently without access to electricity, the promise of power for all has largely been a mirage of sorts.
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But he was forced to sell his multi-billion dollar operation Mirage Resorts to tycoon Kirk Kerkorian in a hostile takeover in 2000.
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What I found in my rereading was not what I would call great—or even necessarily sharp—writing, but the mirage of such.
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With a year-round temperate climate, pristine golf courses, and sweeping vistas of Southern California's San Jacinto mountains, it's easy to see why the Coachella Valley, which includes the cities of Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage, has lured so many presidents to visit when they leave office, including President Gerald Ford who lived in Rancho Mirage from 1977 until his death in 2006.
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But it, and devices like the Lenovo Mirage Solo, without increasing support from developers, can quickly go from engaging experience to minorly regrettable purchase.
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Since their lease had ended on the Mirage, the team found a new space for the party: the abandoned NuHart plastics factory in Greenpoint.
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As far as I can tell, the Mirage Solo's touch controller is the exact same one that you get on the Daydream View headset.
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In the spring of 4.303, Cityfox decided to build another venue, called Avant Gardner, which included The Brooklyn Mirage as the seasonal outdoor space.
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It featured the latest KV21 sound equipment, along with more bars, more space to chill out, and more indoor areas than the first Mirage.
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Tickets for the event, which will be held on Ellison's estate in Rancho Mirage, California, cost up to $250,000, according to The Desert Sun.
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Trilobites As polar winter sets in during an expedition on a research vessel, a reporter hopes she'll catch a glimpse of a brilliant mirage.
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At CES in January, Google had shown off new VR3603745 cameras including the Mirage, and one from a Chinese manufacturer Yi, called the Horizon.
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According to French authorities, the Mirage fighter-bombers couldn't fire because the groups were too close together and an attack could hurt friendly troops.
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Hence the refrain of some that low unemployment is a mirage: stronger economic growth, they say, could draw plenty of folk back into work.
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And the detachment of the Black mind from the mirage of a subpar existence and self-perceptions that crackers created for us long ago.
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Lenovo's Mirage is a $79 augmented reality headset that reflects images projected from a phone, using a small floor light as a tracking beacon.
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The Mirage Solo is based on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 VR platform, and has 4GB of RAM, with a promised battery life of seven hours.
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Google and Lenovo don't say how big a space WorldSense can track, but with the Mirage Solo, you're artificially limited to one square meter.
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The Mirage Solo weighs 645 grams, the same as Samsung's bulky Odyssey headset, which features inside-out tracking but is tethered to a computer.
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The clock was easy to buy—they got it from a shop in Chandni Chowk, the Red Fort a merciless mirage in the distance.
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As of today, people using the phone-based Daydream View headset or the standalone Lenovo Mirage Solo can access Chrome from their home screens.
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Mirage is on view as part of Desert X until April 30 and will remain open after the exhibition closes until October 31, 2017.
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The game is built exclusively for the Daydream platform, working with both the Daydream View headset and the higher-tech Lenovo Mirage Solo headset.
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In 1986, she and her husband founded the Barbara Sinatra Children's Center, which is located on the Eisenhower Medical Center campus in Rancho Mirage.
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Jenner is participating in the ANA Inspiration Pro-Am in Rancho Mirage, CA -- playing in the same foursome as U.S. soccer legend, Abby Wambach.
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Speaking in Rancho Mirage, California, White House spokesman Eric Schultz said the Senate's "duties are ironclad" when it comes to voting on presidential nominees.
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The entire sequence feels like a mirage, or a dream dance, like the technicolor trip from Singing in the Rain transposed onto seedier surroundings.
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Yes, the company needs a strategy to escape the quagmire of being a mid-tier Android smartphone maker, but modularity is a perfidious mirage.
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" The same argument was made in an op-ed by New York Times columnist Paul Krugman last week, headlined the "The Obamacare Replacement Mirage.
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It was a traveler's depiction of a place he may have seen once or never seen at all and merely imagined: America, the mirage.
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I knew that someday these images would also feel mirage-like—twins in Abydos, twins in Esna, twins in the Valley of the Kings.
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The much vaunted rising blue wave of voters assembling to sweep the Democrats to victory in November turned out to be a blue mirage.
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The Saudi Aramco initial public offering (IPO) has been a mirage in the desert for an army of investment bankers, lawyers and other advisers.
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Dassault said the new case dated back to 1992 and two people close to the matter said it concerned the sale of Mirage jets.
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Trump's immediate predecessor, Barack Obama, used the Sunnylands retreat in Rancho Mirage, California, as a site for an informal summit with Xi in 2013.
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Local media reported that the plane, a French Mirage, had crashed in Yemen's southern port city of Aden, and showed pictures of the wreckage.
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LOVELESS is trying to bring attention to what he sees as the mirage of the justice system and society's blind obedience to power structures.
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Mirage Detroit is an interior installation, taking up the vacant space within a bank building that has stood empty in downtown Detroit for decades.
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High in the stark Nevada desert, a couple of hundred miles north-west of Las Vegas, is the shimmering circular mirage of Crescent Dunes.
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Go buy his jersey and feel the rush of the Blue Jackets being legitimately good next year instead of the mirage that they were.
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Some things are a mirage or a projection of what you want them to be, as overly-optimistic Jupiter squares off with illusory Neptune.
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That prompted the dispatch of Niger ground forces and French Mirage jets, which arrived about two hours later, as the fighting was tapering off.
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We may have been some 8,000 feet above sea level, but it was no altitude-induced mirage — our fatigued legs assured us of that.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the rapper was arrested Sunday at the Mirage after he and one of the valets got into a dispute.
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While the phone we previewed had buggy software and a hinge that made an audible crunching sound, the Mirage looks like a finished product.
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That, in fact, seems to be Royole's primary M.O. A closer look at Royole's foldable display Leading the bunch is the Mirage Smart Speaker.
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The first cuttlefish spied the "shrimp," and very clearly put itself into reverse, backing up a bit before shooting its tentacles at the mirage.
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The strongest quarter of growth the U.S. economy has seen in nearly four years was no mirage, the White House's budget director said Friday.
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The final photo on Mina Basaran's account showed the women at the One and Only Royal Mirage luxury hotel in Dubai, Turkish media reported.
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Gunna's hosting at the Mirage Saturday night, and he's getting $60k -- on top of the $60k he got from Studio 23 for Thursday's gig.
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The Twins' winning record in 2015 was a mirage, and the team sank to 103 losses, the most since moving to Minnesota in 1961.
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But because the remission proved temporary, did his family feel that it had been a mirage, a cruel reprieve that tortured them with hope?
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