"You see this virus move across the state, you see the virus move across this nation," he said.
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"You see this virus move across the state, you see the virus move across this nation," he said.
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You see this virus move across the state, you see this virus move across the nation, there is no American who is immune to this virus.
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The window becomes a stage – people move across it.
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"Isaac is forecast to move across the central Lesser Antilles and into the eastern Caribbean Sea on Thursday, and then move across the eastern and central Caribbean Sea through Saturday," the NHC added.
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I had only two weeks to move across the country.
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You don't need patients to necessarily move across providers, right?
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This mantle is the reason plates move across the surface.
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The permanent move across the pond came after Courtenay's father's death.
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I was ready to move across the country for this project.
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This is why it appears to move across the field of stars.
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It is expected to move across the country and toward Germany overnight.
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Islamabad denies harboring militants, who move across the porous border with Afghanistan.
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People, goods and services move across borders, and so should our investments.
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A Total Solar Eclipse Series of EPIC images showing the moon's shadow move across the Earth during a total solar eclipse / Images courtesy of NASA/NOA Series of EPIC images showing the moon's shadow move across the Earth during a total solar eclipse / Images courtesy of NASA/NOA In March, EPIC captured a total solar eclipse, showing the moon's shadow move across the face of the Earth.
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Previous decades had seen a surge of people on the move across Europe.
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The storms will move across the Beltway over next 13 to 45 minutes.
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And that makes it practically impossible to move across the system, he explained.
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The system runs on cameras that watch as items move across the register.
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But the finals will move across the country to a much bigger venue.
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And she is now preparing for a more permanent move across the pond.
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They allow for faster, safer and heavier trains to move across the country.
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And satellites that move across the sky require receivers that can track them.
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The technology does allow the projection to move across the stage, he said.
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Maybe they have to move across the country or need a career change.
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Five women in long, filmy white gowns move across the stage, never touching.
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It was time to try something completely different and move across the country.
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Each year, about 3 million people in the U.S. move across state lines.
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I watched shadows move across the paintings and the floor and our bodies.
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If you just move across the aisle, it relieves a lot of pressure.
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"These are animals that move across large areas of our ocean," she said.
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We move across the country, once again, in pursuit of campaigns we believe in.
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Raising taxes, meanwhile, could prompt people to up sticks and move across the border.
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And 22016% said they struggle to track items as they move across the world.
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The center of Philippe is expected to move across the northwestern Bahamas Sunday morning.
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Many are loth to move across the country at this point in their lives.
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This remarkable armored searobin uses modified fins as legs to move across the seafloor.
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And here's how it will move across the sky over the next several nights.
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It still isn't a certainty Durant will move across the bay with the Warriors.
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The difference is how hard it is to move across the border, even legally.
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Refined products move across three cross-border pipelines in Canada and four in Mexico.
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Around 300,000 people a day move across the land checkpoints between the two nations.
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As systems move across from the west to east, they kind of will intensify.
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As systems move across from the west to east, they kind of will intensify.
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On Monday, when ICE canceled all hearings, protesters agreed to move across the street.
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Around 300,000 people a day move across the land checkpoints between the two nations.
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If Frazier sticks at third, Chase Headley could move across the diamond to first.
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Two humming automated vacuum cleaners move across the floor, bumping into walls and corners.
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Nearly half of US online retail sales move across its platform, according to eMarketer.
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Soldiers in South Korea's army don't just learn how to move across the battlefield.
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Our employers ask us to move across the country, very quickly, with no relocation allowance.
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That way, the games can freely move across the internet like the best viral GIFs.
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"We made a conscious effort to move across verticals, and across client sizes," Cote said.
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And they especially like to see multi-disciplinary ideas that move across these broader categories.
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It has always been a hard sell to get people to move across the country.
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Players have to move across ropes and mend a bridge 1,000 feet in the air.
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Plus, many trucks are carrying little to no product as they move across the country.
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It can give you the ability to transition careers and more easily move across industries.
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Snow was expected to move across the Midwest and into the Northeast by Saturday evening.
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My parents need their fridge space back, and I'm about to move across the Atlantic.
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And that's why I was able to move across ministries and across a range of issues.
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Do you have the urge to move across the country and start your career over entirely?
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The first episode dives into Emily Dickinson and looks at how poetry can move across mediums.
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You'll want to move across the atrium, and around the museum, as "Work/Travail/Arbeid" proceeds.
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Migratory wildlife that move across state borders can make local conservation efforts more difficult and less impactful.
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Katz's would later move across the street to its present-day location that today seats 300 people.
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The man switched off the TV. He lay there in bed, watching lights move across the ceiling.
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"For this study, we did not directly assess how firearms might move across state lines," Kaufman says.
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The center of Michael will move across the eastern Gulf of Mexico through Tuesday night, NHC said.
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Even robotic wheels can get jammed or stuck when trying to move across sandy or rocky surfaces.
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First the bad news: ISIS is sticking its members among innocent refugees to move across borders undetected.
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And sports is different, because we hold these rights that we can move across all these platforms.
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Each turn each of your followers can take one action, either attack or move across the board.
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Users in the driving seat When Sorensen first tried HAL, she could barely move across flat surfaces.
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As we move across the spans, the images and thought-movements layer and link moments in space-time.
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All the while you have to dodge objects that slowly move across the rainbow and into your path.
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In the clip, the women – all wearing pointe shoes – move across the floor to the song's upbeat tempo.
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Thanks to EU rules, they were able to move across the English Channel with a minimum of paperwork.
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Tensions across the border have been minimized by EU rules guaranteeing the right to move across the border.
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The benchmark 10-year yield was last up 5.7 basis points to 53%, the biggest move across maturities.
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"I had hit some rough times financially," Phil told PEOPLE of his decision to move across the country.
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For example, there are scenes where Hank needs to be in a baby's stroller or move across land.
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"Isaac should move across the Lesser Antilles and into the eastern Caribbean Sea on Thursday," the NHC added.
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They will no longer move across eastern Namibia into Angola and Zambia, fearful of the consequences of poaching.
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They move across the surface much more slowly than a Barnett Newman "zip" or a Gene Davis stripe.
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The percentage of Americans who move across state lines each year has fallen by half since the 1990s.
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"Sprints are ideal for building stamina and explosiveness, which B needs to move across the stage," Borges said.
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The center of the storm will move across the Canadian province on Saturday night, according to the forecast.
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During this division process, the researchers observed that P granules grow, shrink and move across the cells via diffusion.
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He's trying to close borders to trade and put limits on the ability of corporations to move across borders.
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Across the country, cities have gotten stuck with substantial costs after sports teams leave or even move across town.
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A simple move across the street made us eligible to attend a vibrant, high-performing public school, P.S. 131.
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"Showers & thunderstorms producing heavy rain will move across the area causing urban and small stream flooding," the NWS said.
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"Being a snob could actually be socially counterproductive, lessening one's ability to move across different social networks," Vanderbilt notes.
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Researchers have suggested that the particles speed up when they move across the bow shock multiple times, NASA said.
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Like other free trade agreements, the basic idea was to make it easier for goods to move across borders.
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Having a whole continent to move across, with a landscape that changes relatively slowly, would make exploration less risky.
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Such a mighty initiative would eliminate Israeli checkpoints and give Palestinians full freedom to move across the West Bank.
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"At some point soon, we'll move across the street," said Tim Garrity, who mans the bar at the restaurant.
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With this approach, voter registration would also become portable as people move across precinct, municipal, county, and state lines.
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We're all still friends, we're all still single, and I have helped two of them move across the country.
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The eye will continue to move across Puerto Rico and leave from the northern coast Wednesday afternoon, said the NHC.
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Researchers hope to use this information to understand more about other animals that move across the surface of the water.
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The typhoon is expected to move across Taiwan and head into the Taiwan Strait and on towards China on Wednesday.
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Here and its partners in Iowa's state government believe the deal could help goods move across the state more efficiently.
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If there's any chance you might move across country, you'll be forced to change banks, and that's a major hassle.
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Or, if you're deciding whether to move across the country, imagine you've asked your best friend to choose for you.
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Carmakers and other manufacturers depend on complicated supply networks in which components often move across borders and continents multiple times.
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That we could translate into how long it would take Galileo to move across a plume that had been proposed.
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As you move across the width of the canvas the beads highlight the subtle yet perceptive ripples of her brushstrokes.
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This marked the second time this species had been observed to move across the Atlantic, the first being in 2008.
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Goldman-Petri said her family had moved a few times before, but this was their first move across state lines.
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There are certainly some lanes that move across border that we will go super aggressive on from a pricing standpoint.
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"I realized that North America is the biggest market for us, alongside Germany," says Koller about the move across the pond.
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Millennials should weigh before buying a home whether they may be interested in a job change and move across the country.
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At the 1:38 mark, the words "And then the world moves on" move across the screen — along a small sphere.
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Moreover, this partnership signals a move across the Atlantic for Waymo, expressing interest in bringing self-driving cars over to Europe.
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After dinner they'll move across to the State Dining Room, where Sara Bareilles will perform backed by a Washington children's choir.
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However, the average move across a wretched quarter is a 3.4 percent rise, with the median even higher, at 4.0 percent.
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But just in case, do a little extra homework before you move across the country to take a start-up job.
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European automakers are particularly vulnerable to trade barriers as parts can move across borders several times to make a finished product.
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Second baseman Neil Walker, who has not played third base since 2010, has volunteered to move across the diamond if needed.
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I told him he could have the house we lived in and I would move across the bay to my boyfriend.
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Just as the measles virus can travel from Israel to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, so can highly infectious diseases move across state lines.
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They desperately wanted this for me, and were willing to change jobs and move across the country to make it happen.
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Web & App Activity collects and stores users' every move across Google's products (viewable on the My Activity page through your Google account).
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That could roughly translate to ensuring an app on one side of the Duo could resize or move across its two screens.
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In May, I decided to move across the country due to issues I was having in the current place I was living.
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"We cannot fully follow up on them taking the medications properly as they constantly move across borders," said Thai health official Vicharn.
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This shadow will move across the United States from west to east, but don't think about trying to keep up with it.
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After an ill-informed move across the country to win back a ex goes awry, Rebecca's demons come back to haunt her.
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The LSST will also chart objects that change or move across the sky, including potentially hazardous asteroids flying dangerously close to Earth.
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And then there were the ways that recipes and stories move across the Earth, from table, to countertop, to pit, to lawn.
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Jonathan Saunders has a brand-new gig, and it involves a move across the pond to work alongside another print-happy talent.
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At the time, newspapers were filled with advertisements, luring people to move across the country and settle in the newly incorporated California.
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Scores of predators and prey move across the surfaces, right to left, in seeming harmony: wolves and elk, hawks and smaller fry.
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"It is wrapped up in so much tradition, but it can be fluid and move across boundaries," Mr. Sharma said of paneer.
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In theory, it allows workers to move across the region to find employment and benefits businesses by providing a wider talent pool.
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It will also consider how technology can encourage changes to the way people and goods move across the country, the government said.
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For safety, she had to move across the country, and that meant leaving her career and using her savings for the move.
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I mean... the vacation days alone are enough to consider a complete career pivot and move across the pond, am I right?
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This is just the latest smuggling tragedy as tens of thousands of people move across Europe in search of security and economic opportunity.
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Employers also exploit the fact that many older people can't pack up and move across the country for different job opportunities, Ghilarducci said.
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Musk said the company chose to build the prototypes locally in Texas because they were too big to move across the country easily.
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An ideal system would let them move across a city for a single payment, transferring from trains to taxis to bicycles as needed.
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Each year just over 21949% of Americans move across state lines, whereas only 269% of Europeans move between regions within their home country.
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This is a recipe for a flooding disaster, as showers and thunderstorms repeatedly form and move across the same areas again and again.
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Soldiers will operate high-volume pumps and help move firefighters move across Saddleworth moor, Greater Manchester assistant chief fire officer Dave Keelan said.
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The last time this happened to me I was at a tech firm, a job that required me to move across the country.
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She noted the importance of letting wildlife move across long distances and fostering "connectivity" between different ecosystems, from the mountains to the prairie.
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This gets more noticeable if you move across one side of the stage to the other because the viewing angle doesn't change accordingly.
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CT tech can also provide TSA officers a 3-dimensional image of bags' contents as they move across the X-ray conveyor belt.
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Spring was expected to move across the central U.S. like a lion Wednesday with more than 18 million people potentially facing severe weather.
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A researcher records how the subject's eyes move across the shelves to determine how, what, and when that subject notices various product details.
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Because Mercury's orbit is tipped, we only rarely see it move across the sun: Transits of Mercury happen about 13 times a century.
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The seven- and 30-year yields were also lower, with the biggest move across all maturities in the latter, down 0.8 basis point.
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Within hours, as consumers mingle and move across town and country, a highly contagious virus has infected millions of Americans in every city.
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It can move across a surface by itself, scrunching into a series of undulating shapes that run down its length in wavelike spasms.
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A group may move across the landscape as a unit without any obvious signals from individuals about where they'd like to go next.
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Jenny's new job requires a move across the country, and Nate decides to break it off rather than deal with dating long distance.
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As a child, I used heavy braces and special orthotic shoes, and I've always found it challenging to merely move across a room.
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"There were supermarket shelves empty and cars not being built; we know what happens when traffic can't move across the channel," he said.
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The senator recently told The New York Times that his views stem in part from the Dodgers' move across the country in 250.
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She explained that last season, unlike previous seasons, flu did not strike one region of the country and then move across the land.
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Shows and movies (or any cultural products) can move across the categories over time, and exist on a spectrum of points between them.
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And O'Rourke has continued to move across the country at his usual pace, mounting tables in Iowa, driving himself up the 405 in California.
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Reality was setting in: I had just chosen to move across the country, and there was no going back home to Los Angeles. Ciiiinch.
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Before going ahead, the firm conducted a survey which found that many workers were willing to uproot their families and move across the country.
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Between Timeflies' tours, a move across the country, getting Woodstock (our beloved pup) and Hope finishing law school … things kept getting better and better.
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The team ended up sawing a broomstick into 59 small discs that could be used as testing materials to move across Anastasi's colored board.
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"Market reaction to the Union Budget could result in volatile move across the board," said Jayant Manglik, president - retail distribution at Religare Broking Ltd.
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On the current track, Franklin will move across the Yucatan Peninsula Tuesday and will gather strength as it moves over the Bay of Campeche.
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Even if she gets into a program, it could require her to move across the country, away from the home she has re-established.
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For a long time he allowed ISIS recruits to move across Turkey and over the border to the Islamic State's Syrian stronghold of Raqqa.
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Given the frequency with which voters move across state lines and re-register, the act of holding two registrations is not in itself fraud.
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The parasites can cause serious eye damage and even blindness, causing scarring of the cornea as they move across the surface of the eye.
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Isaac is expected to move across the Lesser Antilles and into the Caribbean Sea on Thursday and might skirt Puerto Rico on the weekend.
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Instead, he reclined his car seat and watched the stars and satellites move across the sky, trying to figure out which one was which.
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For policy analysis, using net domestic migration data is helpful since it focuses on decisions Americans consciously make as they move across state lines.
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Late on Saturday, a cold front sweeping northward from the southwest is forecast to move across the region hardest-hit on New Year's Eve.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "They also expect that extreme chill to move across the dinner table when cousin Tyler tells Grandpa, 'Actually, gender is a spectrum.
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While Microsoft has tools for applying document or folder-level security within its platforms, Vera provides protection for documents, even as they move across systems.
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Members of my team who had been planning to move across the country or overseas, came tell me they wanted to stay in public life.
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Did animals move across a much larger landscape during certain seasons, and is this no longer possible nowadays with increased human densities and expanded agriculture?
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That's done through the use of databases compiled by federal law enforcement and hashing technology to detect and track files as they move across networks.
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Isolated strong storms will move across the northern Appalachians and interior Northeast today with the risk of damaging winds and hail being the primary threats.
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It will also consider how technology and innovation can encourage major changes to the way people and goods move across the country, the government said.
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" He added, deer "also need to learn from other fellow deer how to eat, how to move across the landscape and how to escape predators.
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A home improvement project may be a smart way to avoid a pricey move across town, but that doesn't mean your project will be cheap.
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It will be the first with the ability to both move across the planet's surface and drill into the ground to collect and analyze samples.
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Things between Callie and Penny are tense, because the latter has an exciting opportunity to move across the country for a fellowship — for a year.
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Broadway star Juan Torres-Falcon recently decided to ring in his 29th birthday by performing 29 death drops (a voguing move) across New York City.
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The center of Nate was expected to move across the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday and make landfall later in the day, the center said.
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China's leaders would also love to have an alternative to SWIFT, the Western-dominated messaging network that helps money move across borders and between banks.
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One explanation offered by economists is that a bloat of regulations has made it harder for employees to change careers or move across state lines.
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The Irish government has proposed allowing people and services to move across the border in the event of a no-deal Brexit, but not goods.
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Fourth is Toronto — but despite its booming tech scene, Amazon never gave any hints that it would seriously consider a big move across the border.
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And even technology creates friction, as something like a drone or sensor are now tracking and surveilling the border and those who move across it.
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We must fall into the work, as Nate Klug suggests in his fine introduction, and then, as we begin to move across it, get our bearings.
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After the sudden death of her son, a grandmother didn't hesitate to move across the country to raise her granddaughter—before she risked losing her forever.
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I was publishing stories, writing two books, making meals, executing a move across the country, planning trips, paying my student loans, exercising on a regular basis.
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The result is a film with some interesting ideas left adrift, like dancers on a stage that's far too large for them to move across efficiently.
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The drawing is a visual map of how the dance partners move across the floor, with insets depicting their positions at certain points in the routine.
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LIFX doesn't appear to have any video of them in action, but its promotional photos suggest they'll include color-changing effects that move across the Tile.
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A Spanish clockwork monk from around 1560 was made to move across a table while piously praying, beating his breast, and raising a crucifix and rosary.
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The depression should be nearing the coast of Nicaragua early Thursday, move across eastern Honduras and emerge into the northwestern Caribbean Sea on Friday, it added.
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This is more of a transit, similar to how distant exoplanets move across their host star, and are subsequently spotted from our vantage point on Earth.
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A man was captured on Facebook Live scaling the glassy heights of Trump Tower in New York Wednesday, using suction cups to move across the windows.
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Kelly also said enhanced border crossings, increasing the number of goods and people who move across the border legally, would make enforcement of border security easier.
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In order to do this, the signal has to travel across the LED tunnel at least as fast as the sound waves move across the desert.
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Partly as a result, there has been a move across the OECD club of mostly rich countries over the past 25 years to greater school autonomy.
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Families would gather and go to the movies to see their communities, histories, desires, and fantasies—which is to say, themselves—move across the silver screen.
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We'll move across the country, pretend we like things we don't and lie on our dating profiles all for the chance to be with someone special.
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The convent's only remaining residents — four aging friars — have been told to pack their bags and move across town to the convent of Santa Maria Novella.
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It helped me figure out where celestial objects are throughout the year and how they move across the sky, which is never in a straight line.
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"On the forecast track, the center of Harvey will move across the Lower Mississippi Valley and Tennessee Valley through Thursday," the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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In October, Forager launched Scout — a platform that allows shippers to see pricing, instantly book, and then track those loads as they move across North America.
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As we wrote in that article, unless it changed, the House of Representatives will move across the hall and we'll just have two Houses of Representatives.
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"We do not know whether the particles we found could also move across into the fetus, but our evidence suggests that this is indeed possible," said Liu.
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We know that it does, because we've seen it move across the planet's surface with the changing of the season:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Shotokan, Wado-ryu and others believed that the back foot should move across behind the karateka and the body should be turned around towards the imagined opponent.
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And the virtual screens offer some unique advantages, like augmented overlays showing radar tags and call signs tagged to each plane as they move across the screens.
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You have to have the camera exposures pre-set to be ready for the action but the light is constantly shifting as clouds move across the sky.
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It's unclear whether a permanent move across the pond could be a reality for the Sussex family, with both Meinzer and Fitzwilliams appearing skeptical of the reports.
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She navigated the crowds instinctively, with her head down, watching her red Converse move across the filthy sidewalks as she mulled over everything her teacher had said.
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That factors into their own thinking, with many voters saying they are ready to move across the room if it helps their second-choice candidate stay viable.
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Production is so integrated across the region that cars and car parts can move across Canada, the United States and Mexico multiple times during the production process.
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But after a year on the job she was given an ultimatum: take a salary cut or move across America to work for IAC's sister company Citysearch.
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DeWitt spent one week a month in Pennsylvania until he and Jean decided to pack up their house, rent it out, and permanently move across the country.
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Michael is projected to move across the eastern Gulf of Mexico by Tuesday night before moving inland over Florida's Panhandle or Big Bend area on Wednesday, it added.
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After battering coastal Florida, Hermine is expected to weaken and move across the northern part of the state into Georgia, then southern U.S. coastal regions on the Atlantic.
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His new paper, published today in Nature, provides evidence showing that the speed at which hurricanes move across the planet, a phenomenon known as translation speed, is slowing.
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While ShotTracker's app lets you see how the players and ball move across the court in three-dimensions, they are also turning this data into real-time analytics.
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The four nations have identified 80 bureaucratic hurdles they plan to flatten so that goods can move across their borders as freely as people do today, he said.
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The average quarterly move after a fantastic quarter is a 2.5 percent rise, which is better than the average move across all quarters of a 1.3 percent rally.
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As part of ObjectTech's program, currently being piloted in Dubai, participants would get one hashed identity, which they could use to move across borders or open bank accounts.
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Blowing maximum sustained winds of 40 mph (14.63 kph), Nate was expected to move across eastern Honduras on Thursday and enter the northwestern Caribbean Sea through the night.
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You need a fuck off fund so you can quit that terrible job and move across the country for the dream internship that's going to relaunch your career.
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"I was publishing stories, writing two books, making meals, executing a move across the country, planning trips, paying my student loans, exercising on a regular basis," she explains.
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China in recent months has increased its efforts to stanch the flow, considerably tightening enforcement of its strict limits on how much money can move across its borders.
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Such a vast empire would have made it easier for people to move across long distances, and such migrations would likely yield genetically mixed populations across the empire.
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He also said he shared concerns that ISIS and al Qaeda fighters in Syria and Iraq could move across to Bangladesh and Myanmar to exploit the Rohingya crisis.
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It's as if they are creating their own ground as they move across the canvas, and any pause would leave artist and viewer alike falling into the abyss.
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The first hint he even had of winning, he was willing to put himself in harm's way and move across the diamond to help make the Braves better.
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Authorities issued alerts for areas across the Northeast as blizzard conditions were forecasted to move across the Great Lakes to New York and New England over the weekend.
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O). The move across the Atlantic is not the first overseas venture for EEX, which last April became the full owner of its Singaporean Cleartrade Exchange (CLTX) subsidiary.
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Karen is forecast to continue moving in a west-northwest direction Sunday, away from the Windward Islands, and move across the eastern Caribbean Sea Sunday night and Monday.
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In recent months, China has increased its efforts to stanch the flow, considerably tightening enforcement of its strict limits on how much money can move across its borders.
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"I'd go out there and I'd sweep the dust into shapes and watch the light move across the wall and build these snowman-like things outside," he said.
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The storm, which is expected to weaken to a tropical depression later Wednesday morning, will likely move across the lower Mississippi Valley through the day, the NHC added.
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Today, we interview a 38-year-old stay-at-home mother who quit a $95,000-a-year job to move across the country with her husband who makes $500,163.
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Hopefully we'll make some money on selling our house, but yeah, we've been trying to put some money away every month because it's expensive to move across the country!
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The messages themselves are fully encrypted as they move across Signal's infrastructure, and the service doesn't store logs of information like who sends messages to each other, or when.
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By applying an approved solar filter to a telescope, amateur astronomers will be able to see the tiny black disc of Mercury move across the backdrop of the Sun.
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Zibanejad saucered a seam pass through the penalty-killing box and right into Buchnevich, who whistled the shot past Sergei Bobrovsky before the goaltender could move across the crease.
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The second-stage rover is meant to be the first with the ability to both move across Mars' surface and drill into the ground to collect and analyze samples.
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Their story is much the same as that of Abbas and his family: They must apply for asylum in France before they can make any move across the channel.
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It was previously believed that early humans, known as hominins, originated and stayed in East Africa for hundreds of millions of years, before beginning to move across the continent.
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They're the ones you rely upon, confide in, and plague with everything from menu choices to whether or not you should move across the country for this new job.
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The ship, known as the Venta Maersk, will move across the top of Russia from east to west and should arrive in St. Petersburg by the end of September.
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Before next season's move across the bay to Chase Center in San Francisco, Golden State must first contend with the expected forays into free agency for Durant and Thompson.
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"Younger workers are more apt to switch jobs or pick up and move across the country for a new job, because they're earlier on in their career," said Chamberlain.
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I knew I would need to distance myself from my co-workers to avoid the temptation to stay, so I planned a move across the state to San Francisco.
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A more common form of encryption, known as transport layer encryption, relies on a third party, like a tech company, to encrypt messages as they move across the web.
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That, in turn, should cause the return to the factors used in production, including the wages paid to labour, to converge, even if those factors could not move across borders.
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"It's a U.S. dollar move across the board ... the buying started right after that data came out," said Brad Schruder, director of corporate sales and structuring at BMO Capital Markets.
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Her work plays with reflection and way the color and light move across the water, creating abstraction and blurring the line between her subjects and the organic environments surrounding them.
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The storm is expected to move across the Southeast during Thursday morning, carrying the threat of damaging winds, hail and tornadoes from southeast Texas to west Georgia, the NWS said.
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It's a role he's been playing to rave reviews for months at the National Theatre in London, the production of which is making the move across the pond for Broadway.
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Imel and her husband, who live in Sacramento, had planned to retire to their Paradise home, but may now move across the border into the state of Nevada, she said.
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Varathan said he expects businesses could be more inclined to invest, because they can move across the country without having to worry about a slew of central and state taxes.
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N) plans to run its 502,500 barrel-per-day (bpd) Baton Rouge, Louisiana, refinery through Barry's expected slow move across the state this weekend, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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If his transfer to Real Madrid exposed Brand Beckham to an even bigger global market, it was Becks' move across the Atlantic which secured his status as a commercial deity.
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He was coming off a harrowing year that included a four-month drinking binge, a near-death scare, a move across the country and winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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Three years later, I was making $38,000 but then decided to quit my full-time job to move across the country and go to graduate school at New York University.
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US officials had allowed guns bought illegally in the United States to move across the border into Mexico, with the goal of tracking where they went and who was buying them.
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Businesses will look abroad much more quickly – a strategic shift that actually favours fintech companies, whose businesses are based on commodities like information and data, which can easily move across borders.
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Maggie belongs to a group of devices known as magnetic crawlers, which can move across rigs, platforms, and pipelines above and below water using ultrasonic test devices and high-definition cameras.
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Starting Tuesday, reports the Associated Press, Apple's Safari browser will update to automatically block certain types of cookies that Facebook relies on to track users as they move across the web.
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As of last week, the UN estimated more than 230,000 people are still on the move across southwest Syria, having fled the violence wrought by Russian planes and Assad's ground troops.
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I told him about my work and my new house and my move across the country; I told him I would try to get a story to take me to Paris.
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"A portion of (the Treasury rally) is supported by the general 'risk off' move across all risk assets," said Mike Lorizio, head of Treasuries trading at Manulife Asset Management in Boston.
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ESSEX STREET MARKET The venerable market, which has been open on the Lower East Side since 1940 as an indoor alternative for pushcart vendors, will move across the street next fall.
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The core of the show is the family — the Lockes — which is made up of mom and three kids, who all move across the country after their dad is violently murdered.
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Rather than pushing up toward western Virginia, as initially thought, the storm's center is now predicted to pivot southward and move across the middle of South Carolina, making landfall on Saturday.
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The acquisition will see 20 Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 and 13 Airbus A320 aircraft join Eurowings, while all LGW employees will move across too, Lufthansa said in a statement on Thursday.
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The uncertainty threw a wrench into long-laid plans by the White House to mount an effort at exoneration once the impeachment proceedings move across Capitol Hill to the upper chamber.
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"On the forecast track, the center of the depression should move across northeastern Nicaragua and eastern Honduras on Thursday and then over the northwestern Caribbean Sea Thursday night and Friday," it said.
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Lena Headey's ex-husband is pissed she moved to the U.K. with their son -- but she's calling BS because she says they had a clear understanding about the move across the pond.
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I move across the aisle from Hanako so I can capture her reaction, and from my new seat I hear Laurent Philippon — the lead hairdresser — talking with his team across from me …
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Some people move across the country without a second thought; others dedicate their lives to changing everything about themselves in order to win the heart of the person they can't live without.
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Exxon Mobil Corp plans to run its 2155,250 barrel-per-day (bpd) Baton Rouge, Louisiana, refinery through Barry's expected slow move across the state this weekend, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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Dickson adds that, as we move to the cloud, identity becomes even more important, and finding ways to authenticate identity as we move across systems and platforms is becoming ever more paramount.
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As that special star appears to move across the sky, young flowers follow its light, looking up, then over and westward, catching one final glance as the sun disappears over the horizon.
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The North Carolina hub is already highly automated; more than 80 percent of packages move across the facility through a system of conveyor belts, scanners and sorters that needs no human labor.
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For things like neighborhood effects, we have small-scale experiments but also very large-scale evidence where we're looking at millions of families that move across places and find very similar patterns.
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By placing a numeric limit on the products that can move across a border, quotas can also encourage importers to ship only the highest-value goods, in order to maximize their profit.
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They were coming off a harrowing year that included O'Neill's four-month drinking binge, a near-death scare, a move across the country and the winning of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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The young woman in this photo has no idea that life will bring her five children and five grandchildren, a conversion to Judaism, one divorce, two marriages, a move across the country.
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China is currently in the middle of the Lunar New Year travel rush, in which hundreds of millions of people move across the country, packed close together on trains, coaches and planes.
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Supporters of the agreement, from business groups to congressional Republicans, are calling on the Obama administration to address their concerns if they want to see the trade deal move across Capitol Hill.
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The few times I managed to save up money, or contributed to my 33(k) for a few years, I just as quickly drained it to travel or move across the country.
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Enbridge, the company proposing the pipeline, has argued that installing a new Line 3 would reduce the risk of a spill and allow for oil to move across the state more safely.
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Robin Bell from Columbia University: Two concerns: As these streams and rivers move across the top of ice shelves, they weaken them and increase the risk of the ice collapsing into the ocean.
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"This is really the front line, this is as far as they come, they will no longer move across eastern Namibia into Angola and Zambia, fearful of the consequences of poaching," says Chase.
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Wildstein and Christie's discussion included whether or not more traffic could move across the bridge, which would have allowed Christie to announce that he had fixed the problem at the bridge, Baroni testified.
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But old habits began to resurface in 2013, when we learned of my grandmother's diagnosis, my father's second cancer diagnosis three months later, and my subsequent move across the country for graduate school.
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Thank you for being the role models I base my parenting on and for supporting my family's decision to move across the country, and for answering every phone call, every text, every FaceTime.
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When the entertainer made the move across country to Toronto, he was quickly embraced by the city's queer community, being shown the ropes by the informal anarchist drag group the House of Filth.
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By the end of this decade, however, countless new points of light may constantly move across and invade that natural splendor: Starlink, or SpaceX's planned fleet of up to 12,000 internet-beaming satellites.
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This week Mr. Hebbring and Ms. Hansen are completing their move across the street to a parking lot set up by the city that is equipped with electricity, drinking water and garbage services.
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Prompted by a move across town or the sudden urge to redecorate, you decide to get rid of an old couch or a stack of used paperbacks that were taking up precious space.
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Aiming to stop a deadly fungus from driving native salamander species extinct, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is making it illegal to import or move across state lines 201 species of the amphibian.
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And thanks to enhanced subject tracking that works on eyes as well as most four-legged animals, the S1/S1R should have an easier time tracking things as they move across the frame too.
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In the two years since their inception they've made that move across the country to LA, released debut mixtape All-American Trash and launched a television show with VICELAND—all while staying fully independent.
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In TLC's hit reality show, six couples who are currently going through the K1 visa process have their relationships documented as they move across the world to be together — and wed within three months.
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Should you need to move across specific playlists as well as tracks, we'd recommend Soundiiz: It can do iTunes to Spotify, and works with a bunch of other streaming and local services as well.
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He was and his family were still living in Virginia at the time, he had sold his house and was just about to move across the country when he heard about the blog post.
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You can pull out essentially any moment from the video and envision how it would move across Tumblr or Twitter, which Goldenberg says is the part of the goal of the "content" he makes.
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The feeling bubbling in your gut when you take a new job or move across the country links you to the amateur performers singing in their bedrooms, their cursors hovering over the "Upload" button.
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The virus is infecting millions of people who have never had it before and it's giving doctors a chance to use modern tests and techniques to see how new infections move across a population.
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After seeing her move across the globe in the twelve years that I had been a fan, and all the countless delays and cancellations, at last, we could chat about the year in Spice.
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From the 2nd to the 4th centuries CE, Germanic Gothic tribes in their hundreds of thousands were on the move across Roman Europe, sometimes as invaders but more often as refugees from the Huns.
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In sled hockey, officially known as para ice hockey, goalies still transfer weight from one side to the other as they move across the crease, but they also must use their arms for propulsion.
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Now we move across the pond... UK: MATCH 1 MUSE: "KNIGHTS OF CYDONIA" VS. COLDPLAY: "FIX YOU" Glad to be in the land of messy-haired dudes singing at the top of their registers.
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Because her subject was longitudinal change across the span of hours, days, and years, she needed to set her spatial position in order to see time move across the proscenium of her subjective imagination.
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"The depression should be nearing the coast of Nicaragua early Thursday, move across northeastern Nicaragua and eastern Honduras late Thursday, and emerge into the northwestern Caribbean Sea on Friday," the Miami-based center said.
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Long rows of overlapping geese and myna-like birds, along with one psychedelic peacock, move across a complex interplay of tablecloth, wallpaper and carpet, with the darker marker strokes doubling as the feathers' sheen.
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"Nothing but despair," he conceded with "Move Across the Country," about a woman attempting to outrun her feelings ("Hope the Sadness can't be as fleet as you are, hope the Sadness is more rooted").
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It was a good, good article, because what it said was unless things changed, the House of Representatives was just going to move across the Capitol and you would have two Houses of Representatives.
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She mentions, for instance, her own contradictory ability to write professionally, plan trips, and move across the country while failing to complete relatively simple tasks like scheduling appointments or responding to emails from friends.
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Skillshot tasks you with punching targets that move across a something like a gun range, except you have an opponent on the other side who is also smashing those targets and trying to hit you.
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In the future, depending on their requirements, customers could potentially move across clouds seamlessly if they wish, moving to wherever the best available price is at any given moment, using Spotinst to manage the transitions.
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Many residents took to social media to express their dismay: A cold front is set to move across the region Friday, which will help to clear the air, according to CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam.
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"Some of that metal will move across the road," an aluminium industry source said, adding that price differentials for contracts along the maturity curve were an incentive for Glencore to buy now and sell forward.
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It is unclear whether the reality star — with a new reality show, a baby on the way and a wedding to plan — really means to move across the country or whether he's just goofing off.
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I leafed through them quickly and unaccountably put them away, carrying them from move to move across the country, until one day about five years ago when I came across them again and started reading.
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A black-and-white image of a desert-like landscape filled with trees, their bare branches, is overlaid with pink and green geometric shapes that unexpectedly change in size as they move across the screen.
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These in theory would allow Chinese citizens to make withdrawals from their bank accounts that appeared to be domestic transactions, thereby avoiding China's strict limits on how much money people can move across its borders.
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"Some of that metal will move across the road," an aluminum industry source said, adding that price differentials for contracts along the maturity curve were an incentive for Glencore to buy now and sell forward.
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After capturing the power line and using it to move across a boundary where a music shift happens, the sound effect of traveling along that same power line audibly changes to match the new tune.
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In the Pacific, Tropical Storm Olivia is expected to move across the Hawaiian islands, especially Maui and Oahu, bringing up to 15 inches of rain and the possibility of "life-threatening" flash flooding through Thursday.
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When people move across state lines, they usually think about what their new place will be like, their new neighbors, their new town -- in short, all the other changes that come with a change of address.
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Schiaparelli is supposed to test new technologies for a rover that will be the first with the ability to both move across the surface of Mars and drill into the ground to collect and analyse samples.
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After my ability to drive to and stand at work deteriorated, I left my apartment, friends, and job to move across the country so my mom could help with my care as I sought a diagnosis.
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Schiaparelli is supposed to test new technologies for a rover that will be the first with the ability to both move across the surface of Mars and drill into the ground to collect and analyze samples.
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Note: Map shows only the top 10 out-of-state sources for traces run from each state; Data: Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives; Chart: Chris Canipe Go deeper: How guns move across state lines
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Churning north across Okinawa on Saturday, Trami is predicted to move across the islands of Kyushu and the main island of Honshu on Sunday, a path similar to that taken by typhoon Jebi early in September.
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Romans woke up to a rare sight this morning: snow for the first time in six years, as freezing winds from Siberia — called the "Beast from the East" — move across Europe and cause a cold spell.
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I think it's sad if a species is fished into extinction, or that my son may never see a herd of rhinoceros move across the savannah in central Africa or see lowland gorillas in the wild.
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Mr. Dickson and others worried that if fewer abortions were allowed in Louisiana because of the new law, the clinic might move across state lines to East Texas, a conservative swath of small towns and ranchland.
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Infectious disease researchers and epidemiologists have a lot of experience in how respiratory viruses like 2019-nCoV can spread and move across borders, when people are most at risk during travel, and how to stay safe.
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The conservative Australian government of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull argues that its policy has "stopped the boats" at a time when more refugees are on the move across the world than at any time since 1945.
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What kind of team will the Warriors have next season, when they move across the bay to the glitzy new Chase Center in San Francisco, even if they're able to re-sign Durant along with Thompson?
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Churning north across Okinawa on Saturday, Trami is then predicted to move across the islands of Kyushu and the main island of Honshu on Sunday, a path similar to that taken by typhoon Jebi early in September.
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Tokyo (CNN)Typhoon Hagibis weakened to a tropical depression as it continued to move across central Japan on Sunday, leaving at least 2500 people dead and 284 others injured in its wake, Japanese public broadcaster NHK reported.
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The stars Sheikh looked at are in the Earth Transit Zone, which is a slice of our galaxy from which intelligent alien life, if it exists there, would be able to see Earth move across the Sun.
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Last year, when I read the Cormac McCarthy book, I was preparing to move across the country, working 50-hour weeks, shedding a dysfunctional relationship, and experiencing more intense episodes of anxiety than I had in years.
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One of the most closely watched votes will be on customs arrangements to determine how freely 560 billion pounds worth of goods will move across borders between the world's fifth largest economy and its biggest trading bloc.
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On Wednesdays, Eiko will teach her all-level Delicious Movement Workshop — which prompts students, as Ms. Hussie-Taylor recalled, "to move across the room leading with your eyelashes" — and host a movie series at Anthology Film Archives.
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Following the Snelling shooting, DeAngelo would allegedly go on to move across the state —from Central Valley to San Francisco to Southern California in a rampage of robberies, rapes, and murders that lasted from 1974 to 1986.
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In the UK, the majority of people are fearful of children coming into contact with cannabis, whereas, in the US, families pick up and move across state lines to be able to gain access to medical cannabis.
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"While this storm developed quickly overnight and will swiftly move across our state, storms can always develop rapidly and that is why it is so important to be prepared at the start of hurricane season," Scott said.
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"The winds are picking up nicely and we're set well for a pretty good move across the board," Damian Rooney, director of equity sales at Argonaut said, noting Wall Street's buoyant performance and the Fed's dovish commentary.
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"The fallout for a detonation in the atmosphere, or even on land, can move across the Pacific in a few days to a week," said Ken Buesseler, marine radiochemist with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in Massachusetts.
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Fast-forward nine years, add a couple of kids, throw in a move across the country and this little thing called life and I still find myself thinking about Oksana and her wisdom from time to time.
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It only took 3003,200 more years before the steam locomotive ignited the industrial revolution, paving the way for Henry Ford and the Wright Brothers to help us move across countries and continents with relative ease and affordability.
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The Maryland team examined a group of neuronal ion channels (proteins which allow ions, or electrically charged atoms, to move across a cell), known as BK potassium channels, within the suprachiasmatic nuclei of a number of mice.
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Our families supported us a lot along the way, and it feels rewarding to have our families realize, okay, that's what they gave up pretty good jobs at an ad agency to move across the country for.
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The teenager was the subject of a tug-of-war between New Zealand and Australian athletics earlier this year after he won the Australian 100m title following his family's move across the Tasman Sea two years ago.
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Kellyanne Conway could barely move across the White House lawn at the Easter Egg Roll on Monday without being accosted by a crush of selfie-seeking fans and enraptured young girls who wanted to stare at her.
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They imagine a new virtual world with a wide range of digital and physical goods being bought and sold, but with no controlling institution in the middle selling your data and tracking your every move across the web.
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For the 28,500 American troops in South Korea, the demilitarised zone at the border with North Korea is the world's last cold-war tripwire: one move across it by Kim Jong Un's forces would meet with instant retribution.
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"The center of Hermine should make landfall along the coast of Apalachee Bay during the next few hours, then move across the eastern Florida Panhandle into southeastern Georgia early Friday," the National Hurricane Center said late Thursday night.
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The six dancers, who range in age from 6 to 27, were joined by 14 "shadow" dancers (in black) who volunteer their time to dance alongside the WOW team and help the girls move across the dance floor.
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"You'd be able to move across the whole Earth, go anywhere, and choose any nuclear device that has ever been made or conceived of so that you can see what its detonation looks and feels like," Manzione said.
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She said that legitimate refugees should be protected, but ideally kept near their countries of origin, and that they should remain in the first safe country they reach rather than continuously move across the borders of safe countries.
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NASSAU (Reuters) - A tropical cyclone was forecast to move across the northwestern Bahamas in the coming days, potentially bringing more rain and wind to islands already devastated by Hurricane Dorian, the U.S. National Hurricane Center warned on Thursday.
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" The Cleveland Show writer J Lee put everything on the line after college to move across country to follow his dreams in show biz, which to this day, is still the one moment he felt like he "made it.
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"This is a case that could have major ramifications for how the Wiretap Act is enforced, and what the consequences are in a world where more wiretaps are done on mobile phones that move across territorial lines," Daskal said.
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He wants the ad platforms to use a standardized way of identifying individual consumers, so that advertisers can track people as they move across the internet and make sure they're not repeatedly hitting a consumer with the same ad.
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The access control piece is just the first step on a product upgrade roadmap that includes selective encryption, a pretty neat idea that lets you apply encryption to certain documents as they move across storage and content management systems.
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The U.S. National Hurricane Center said late Thursday night that Bud was skirting the coast but was expected to move across the peninsula overnight and over the Gulf of California on Friday, reaching Mexico&aposs mainland by Friday night.
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Possibly the best Switch-specific feature is the ability for up to four people to play on separate Joy-Cons on one console, where characters can move across the devices on the special path that the controllers have made.
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Washington (CNN)Top U.S. intelligence officials said Tuesday that ISIS was likely to attempt direct attacks on the U.S. in the coming year and that the group was infiltrating refugees escaping from Iraq and Syria to move across borders.
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Gillum, who is trying become Florida's first African-American governor, told reporters his team has organized a cadre of hundreds of volunteers and lawyers to move across the state and fight against voter suppression and for a fair count.
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Critics of the planned move argue it's an effort to dismantle the agency — shedding staff who are unable to uproot and move across the country on short notice and keeping them away from the corridors of power in Washington.
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So two years ago, she asked her parents, Don and Sue Lee, who were living happily in retirement in a suburb of Los Angeles, to move across the country and open a Korean food stand in her new hometown.
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Even at a time when the traditional schedule had become increasingly fluid, and fellow Americans such as Proenza Schouler and Thom Browne had also chosen to show in the French capital, the move across the Atlantic raised some eyebrows.
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Thresholds between doors have also gotten lower and smoother over the years, which is important to wheelchair users, as even an inch of wood could feel like a brick wall for a wheel trying to move across an apartment.
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This is just a simple bit of code, but as I learned to move across multiple computers, manipulate several EXAs at once, and program basic if/then statements into the code, the game became much more complicated and beautiful.
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See an eye doctor within 24 to 48 hours if you have a new floater, experience a sudden "storm" of floaters, see a gray curtain or shadow move across your field of vision, or have a sudden decrease in vision.
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"Today's release gives us a first impression of the extraordinary data that await us and that will revolutionize our understanding of how stars are distributed and move across our Galaxy," Alvaro Giménez, ESA's director of science said in a statement.
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"Sterling is feeling the heat from the dollar move across the board but markets are cautious about betting excessively against the pound before next week where the BOE may surprise markets," said Lee Hardman, an FX strategist at MUFG in London.
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Yet, instead of sitting on the body, facial cupping requires the cup to constantly move across the face with the help of a facial serum or argan or coconut oil to avoid bruising (which can happen if you're not careful).
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Since Smith came clean and entered a rehab program, Franco needs to decide if she will uproot Daniel to move across the world for him, in spite of her hunch that she still doesn't know everything about his dark past.
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Tackett added that the breach did not "expose any weaknesses in the security of a blockchain", the technology that generates and processes bitcoin, a web-based "cryptocurrency" that can move across the globe anonymously without the need for a central authority.
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To deliver data of the required detail, TfL says detailed digital mapping of all London Underground stations was undertaken to identify where wi-fi routers are located so it can understand how commuters move across the network and through stations.
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Nerve's heroine is a shy photographer named Vee (Emma Roberts) who can't bring herself to tell her working-class mom that Staten Island is terrible and she really wants to move across the country to go to a pricey art school.
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"Today's release gives us a first impression of the extraordinary data that await us and that will revolutionize our understanding of how stars are distributed and move across our galaxy," Alvaro Giménez, ESA's director of science, said in a statement.
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My first job out of college only paid $220 per hour, and I was saving up money to move across the country and look for better work, so we'll assume I continued to invest $211 per week for that first year.
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But it began growing thanks to his son Andrew, who, on his return from World War II, persuaded his father to leave the pushcart behind and move across the East River to open a modest sidewalk greengrocery in Greenwich Village.
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The horror-fantasy series tells the story of grieving teenage Locke siblings Bode (Jackson Robert Scott), Tyler (Connor Jessup), and Kinsey (Emilia Jones) who, following the mysterious murder of their father, move across the country with their mother Nina (Darby Stanchfield).
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On the current forecast track, the center said the system is expected to move across the Yucatan Channel near the eastern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula through Sunday night, and then move into the southern Gulf of Mexico on Monday.
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As the flies move across a camera installed in their enclosure, the computer makes its best guess as to what it's looking at, and if it's a fly, a pump releases life-giving water and nutrients for them to sip on.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads President Emmanuel Macron's recent announcement that France will send the Bayeux Tapestry to England in a historic loan was a grand gesture of cultural diplomacy, but such a move across the channel might be a pipe dream.
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Or, more accurately, the second season of the cult fave began moments after said backseat bang between Rebecca (Golden Globe winner Rachel Bloom) and Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III), following her revelation that actually, funny story, she did move across the country for him.
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The companies will also be shedding more light on exactly what all of this will mean for the corporate structures of the TCL and BlackBerry, though some employees have already made the move across the aisle, including BlackBerry Mobility GM Bruce Walpole.
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The hurricane, which meteorologists anticipate will strengthen to a category 3 storm, will move across the eastern Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday before it makes landfall on Wednesday and races northeastward over Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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But that it occurred at all is causing scientists to realize how little they know about the insect involved, known as the Asian longhorned tick: what diseases it transmits, where it prefers to live, and how it manages to move across long distances.
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For as much attention as U.S. border issues receive from the Trump administration, the president's proposed infrastructure plan leaves out any mention of building or modernizing land border ports of entry, the crossing points where goods and people legally move across U.S. borders.
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"On the forecast track, the center of Dorian will move across the northeastern Caribbean Sea tonight, pass over or near western and central Puerto Rico on Wednesday, and move near or just east of eastern Hispaniola Wednesday night," the National Hurricane Center reports.
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So, if you're planning to move across the country (or even just across a bridge to a new state), take these steps to hire movers who can do the job, get your belongings there safely — and not rip you off in the process.
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It was hard to move across the internet this week without bumping into headlines and hyperbole around the decision of the world's richest person — Amazon founder Jeff Bezos — to dedicate $27 billion of his personal fortune to a fund addressing climate change.
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"I think the flow of money and people is a great thing, and I think the fastest path to economic growth and stimulus is actually when both money and people move across borders," Hamilton told CNBC in an exclusive interview on Monday.
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This is different for everyone, but if you are grandparents living in the same state as your family, the decision to move across the country for a tax break could shake out to mean a loss of being more available for quality time.
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The leading theory is that hackers broke in through an open server in Baltimore's network, installed a back door and then used EternalBlue to move across the city's computers searching for valuable servers to infect, said the people involved in the investigation.
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A few strong storms will move across the Plains and Upper Midwest with large hail, damaging winds and heavy rain being the main threats: And wildfire conditions return to critical levels across the Intermountain West as low humidity and warm conditions increase wildfire potential.
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When we kids were finally both safely in college with good financial aid in place, my parents decided to take a big risk and move across the country to work on a fixer-upper property, which they hoped to get running as a motel.
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Since Ronald came clean and entered a rehab program, Tiffany needs to decide if she will uproot her 8-year-old son Daniel to move across the world for him, in spite of her hunch that she still doesn't know everything about his dark past.
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Japan's car plants in Britain rely on complex supply chains that span Europe; its London-based banks use "passporting" rules to operate across the EU. If Britain leaves the single market, some of this business may move across the English Channel—or leave Europe entirely.
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Asked to detail the cost of a failed deal with Turkey, Hahn said: "It increases the pressure to find other solutions," referring to border fences that go against EU rules on the freedom of its citizens to move across frontiers to live and work.
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David Jevans, chief executive of cybersecurity firm CipherTrace in Menlo Park, California, estimates that even when exchanges or trading platforms get hacked, perhaps only a fifth of stolen coins is recovered because of the ease with which digital tokens can move across several borders.
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In these cases, it can be incredibly difficult to draw a direct link between the incitement and the harassment, because viewers of a video may move across channels or even platforms to pursue a target, making it difficult to identify the original source of inspiration.
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She added that the travel ban does not extend to everyone: emergency medical professionals and other essential goods and services will continue to move across borders, as will citizens of the respective countries coming home, and those making their way home through a country.
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There is a move across some cities and states to pass predictable scheduling laws to boost living standards for low-wage workers, led in part by the "Fight for 15" movement, the same movement pushing for an increase in the minimum wage to $15.
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The internet outfits, including Facebook, Telegram and Signal, are planning to roll out new cryptocurrencies over the next year that are meant to allow users to send money to contacts on their messaging systems, like a Venmo or PayPal that can move across international borders.
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After doing so, they realize the notes Rachel was singing are: B, B, and A. BBA is getting ready to completely leave this town behind and move across the country to be with her dying Uncle, but the kids convince her to come along on this mission.
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The Pentagon's effort to look to the future has put the military on a path that harkens back to the Cold War, when victory relied on being able to place explosives across broad swathes of ground to limit the enemy's ability to move across the battlefield.
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"An additional $7.5 billion in subsidies wasn't enough to get Amazon to move across the river," said Michael Farren, an economist at the Mercatus Center, a libertarian think tank, referring to the difference between Maryland's offer of $8.5 billion and Virginia's of less than $1 billion.
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Feeling a spider jump on to my hand and all of its legs move across my palm was honestly one of the least pleasant things I've experienced in VR and left my spine crawling while I flicked the digital spider off my very disturbed real body.
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The weird, wonderful CW show centers around Rebecca Bunch (Bloom), a New York lawyer who leaves her high-powered job in order to move across the country to West Covina, California, after a fateful run in with the ex-boyfriend who got away, Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III).
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Mexican authorities are struggling to balance their commitment to respecting migrants' human rights with their declared policy of not interfering in the affairs of other countries; in this case the U.S. by allowing so many undocumented persons to move across the shared border in an unregulated way.
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"An additional $21980 billion in subsidies wasn't enough to get Amazon to move across the river," said Michael Farren, an economist at the Mercatus Center, a libertarian think tank, referring to the difference between Maryland's offer of $290 billion and Virginia's of less than $33 billion.
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We had an amazingly happy and healthy relationship in college but when I found out about my job in Seattle, I realized no matter how much I loved him and our relationship, at 22 years old, I wasn't ready to move across the country with someone.
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"I felt like it was our moral duty to do something; to move across the country and tell people about climate change and encourage them to adopt healthy practices like tree-planting," said Ayeni, clutching his beaded walking stick in the colors of the Ugandan flag.
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Typhoon Yutu, which caused havoc last week with a direct hit on the U.S. Northern Mariana islands, was set to make landfall on Tuesday morning and move across the main island of Luzon before leaving the Philippines 220 hours later, the state weather agency PAGASA said.
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He had learned at Fred's knee, and although his move across the bridge from Brooklyn and Queens to the old-money world of Manhattan real estate was not one his father would have made, Donald used Fred's money and political connections to do his landmark early deals.
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Since we don't have the originals for comparison, I advise that you look at the differences in the weight of the line in each drawing, and how quickly or slowly it seems to move across the paper, and you might gain a greater admiration for Thiebaud.
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When you talk about that — and then we're going to move across these — when you talk about that, having that inside this organization, what are the problems that could just flat seat of your pants or what is the danger, besides the nuclear button part, which is obvious?
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I'm in the process of applying to graduate programs and I know that if I get in, I'll move across the country and won't be able to see them as often, so I'm trying to make the most of living in the same town as them for now.
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On season 1 (American Horror Story: Murder House) of the Murphy and Brad Falchuk-created series, Connie Britton, 51, and McDermott, 56, starred as husband Dr. Ben Harmon and wife Vivien Harmon, who move across the country with their daughter Violet into a mansion that they learn is haunted.
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To make these games happen, the folks at Augmented Climbing, a spinoff from Aalto University's gaming research lab in Finland, created a proprietary motion tracking software which was combined with a standard high definition projector and a depth sensor to monitor users as they move across a climbing wall.
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On season 1 (American Horror Story: Murder House) of the Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk-created series, Britton, 51, and McDermott, 56, starred as husband Dr. Ben Harmon and wife Vivien Harmon, who move across the country with their daughter Violet into a mansion that they learn is haunted.
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There is something direct and whimsical, forthright and imaginative about this painting that anticipates works done by Thomas Nozkowski, as does the vertical painting "7.65" (1965), where a band of different solid colors move across the bottom and left side of the painting, partially framing the mottled green field.
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"In the Defender 20 exercise that's coming up here shortly, there's a concerted effort ... to work inside the maritime component, even though it's largely a land exercise in Europe, to synchronize our efforts with 2nd Fleet and 6th Fleet to facilitate the sealift move across the transatlantic," Lyons said.
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"We do not know whether the particles we found could also move across into the fetus, but our evidence suggests that this is indeed possible," Dr. Norrice Liu, a pediatrician and clinical research fellow at Queen Mary University in London who led the research, said in a statement.
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As I prepare to move across to country and begin the next stage of my life, I hope to use my education at Brown University to better equip me to fight for a country where health care is accessible for all Americans -- no matter their financial background or employment status.
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THE TROUBLE IS PEOPLE CAN'T MOVE ACROSS THE COUNTRY, AND THEY DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT SKILLSETS FOR THE NEW JOBS, AND THAT IS WHERE GOVERNMENT SHOULD STEP IN AND DO SOMETHING, SO I AM VERY SYMPATHETIC TO COAL MINERS, FOR EXAMPLE, WHO ARE LOSING THEIR JOBS, AS EVERYBODY STOPS USING COAL.
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Turkey has long wanted to move across the border into northern Syria, where it sees the Syrian Kurdish forces (specifically the People's Protection Unit, or YPG, which forms the bulk of the Syrian Democratic Forces) as tied to to the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), separatists that Turkey considers a terrorist group.
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In China, where live-streaming has taken off rapidly, apps such as YY, by far the market leader with 80m viewing hours in April, allow viewers to reward their hosts with virtual gifts, including flowers or sports cars in the form of emoticon-like symbols that move across the screen.
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Complacency, Cowen argues, explains almost everything about our national character: why we've become less likely to riot, why we aren't as willing to move across the country for better work or lifestyle, why a majority now agrees that a chill-out, feel-good drug like marijuana ought to be legalized.
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Jennifer Francis, an atmospheric scientist at the Woods Hole Research Center, said recent persistent late-season California rains, the profusion of storms and flooding in the Midwest, and heat waves in the southeast are associated with atmospheric patterns that cause weather systems to sit instead of move across the country.
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That meant that judges could order school desegregation across municipal borders and between black and white towns, and thus most white families seeking to avoid desegregation in the South could not simply pick up and move across an invisible line to a white community with a white public-school system.
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PJ, Minneapolis Years ago I told my three best friends (including my sister) that I would gladly proofread their resumes, help them move across the country, pet-sit, paint their living rooms, and all manner of other things, but I would never ever be their bridesmaid, so please don't ever ask.
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"On this track, the center of Colin is forecast to approach the coast of the Florida Big Bend area [Monday] afternoon or evening, move across portions of Florida and southeastern Georgia early Tuesday morning, and move near the southeastern coast of the United States later on Tuesday," it said in an update.
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" If the link between race and status remains, Penner and Saperstein can imagine a future in the US where the pattern in the survey is replicated on a grand scale: More people are allowed to move across the color lines, but "such changes may only further cement racial stereotypes for those left behind.
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"Access to Mexico's marketplace and North American integration are critical to operations in the US." Blunt said it's imperative that goods move across the US-Mexican border, and that's one reason why the industry supports the USMCA, the Trump administration's new trade agreement with Mexico and Canada that is designed to replace NAFTA.
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Completing her move across the country, driving around a big city by herself, and flying in an airplane had been major points of anxiety for her, but she did them all, accomplishing more than she'd ever thought she'd would by 19 years old, and she wanted to share those successes with her former therapist.
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But it also was a reminder of the ease with which the Islamic State's operatives move across borders and the shifting roles that suspects play: According to prosecutors, Mr. Abrini was a logistician in the Paris attacks but was meant to be a bomber in the Brussels attack — except that his bomb failed to explode.
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The total effect is that a run of The Church in the Darkness shows you this interesting world of conflicting ideologies, from the characters to your own biases, and asks you to navigate it with a fairly pedestrian set of mechanics that allow you to easily move across the map from point to point.
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While Arizona meant a sane solution, like investing in a good webcam, Callie decides she should move across the country with her GF. Proving she has learned literally nothing from the custody mess that is April and Jackson, Arizona sees a custody lawyer before even mentioning to Callie that her actions are a bit rash.
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This guy has some issues psychologically, truly, that he needs to resolve through professional help because it's very odd that somebody would agree to go across the country, meet somebody, spend time with them, and also ask them to move across the country to be with them, yet suddenly drop off the face of the Earth.
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Big-time thumbs up for the Hyperloop "Aecom has designed and built some of the world's most impressive transportation systems, so we appreciate how the development of a functioning Hyperloop with SpaceX can dramatically expand the ways people move across cities, countries, and continents," said Michael Burke, Aecom chairman and chief executive officer, in a statement.
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To millions of women (and men) who wore her jeans, blouses, scarves, shoes, jewelry and perfumes, who saw her alabaster face, jet-black hair and slim figure in magazines, and who watched her move across a television screen and proclaim that her svelte jeans "really hug your derrière," Ms. Vanderbilt was an alluring, faintly naughty fashion diva in the 1970s.
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Much like at USDA, it's possible staff may commit to the move on paper while continuing to look for a new job in D.C. "There is some fear of having an adverse action in personnel files or of being actually separated from service before finding another position," even before employees would need to move across country, one BLM employee told The Hill.
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A 2053-seat planetarium, its imposing orb visible to passers-by on Biscayne Boulevard, will treat visitors to what the museum calls "a dazzling visual journey" to outer space, the ocean depths or inside the human body on a huge domed screen that is tilted forward at 23.5 degrees so that images move across a viewer's entire field of vision.
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They own a co-working space at 1867 Amsterdam Avenue called the Harlem Collective, which Mr. Bartakovics said serves many nonprofit groups and creative individuals; soon it will move across the street into a larger building with a public cafe, he said, while on the present site there will be a new apartment building with a grocery store and medical offices.
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"Fish come in such a variety of delicate flavors and textures, and to be able to mimic a variety of fish and then even cross into seafood ... that's really important to be able to kind of move across species and not be sort-of a one-trick pony in this space," said Lauren Jupiter, managing partner at AccelFoods, a food and beverage industry venture capital firm.
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There is no reason why a person who is 25 years old and has a spinal cord injury should be able to save for a new vehicle, to be able to move across the country for a new job, or to return to school, while a person who is 27 and develops that very same type of disability is denied the opportunity to save for their dreams.
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In keeping this work in the exhibition, Squirewell lets us in on his process: we can see how materials lead him to think about how one's being is tethered to issues of use and waste, how we move across distances of time and space, and what we keep with us as stories, legends, or images, and what we toss away, imagining it's no longer useful.
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I just want to know who's going to retrain ... The average move across job lines cost over $5,2000 and half of Americans can't find $27 in case their car breaks down, so this idea that you're just supposed to pack up, turn off the lights and magically move to a place where housing alone is probably five times as expensive as where you were before, it's crazy.
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The grace and elegance of dance meets mind-blowing CGI in a new video called Great Dancer, from animator Jaeho Yu. The South Korean motion graphics artist makes his subjects digitally flow like water as they move across the stage, drawing on a flawless execution of key frame animation—a technique vital to Game of Thrones' epic Battle of the Bastards—to stretch out the dancers' limbs through space and time.
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We couldn't actually get passwords and browsing history to move across from Edge, despite the option being there, so it's possibly still a work in progress...Again, Safari only allows bookmarks to be moved across, and in the case of Opera you you can only move over bookmarks: you need to manually export them as we described above, before choosing Import Bookmarks from HTML in the Import and Backup menu in Firefox.
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These include policies such as ensuring that administrator accounts do not have Internet access so that sensitive credentials cannot be stolen through spear phishing; using different passwords for users and administrators so hackers cannot move across the network; enforcing multi-factor authentication, which means an additional PIN is sent to another device that needs to be entered and "salting" (adding random data) and encrypting all stored credentials so that passwords are uncrackable even when stolen.
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How, then, do we compare those deals to Arlington, Texas's plan to spend $173 million on a new Texas Rangers stadium (plus a bunch of free land and property tax breaks on parking lots, plus maybe even more money if the Rangers' revenues aren't enough to pay off their share of city bonds) just to get the team to move across the street from the last stadium Arlington built for them, a distant 22 years ago?
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Here are the full stories cited above: Where Americans agree and disagree on gun control What's at stake for the NRA Percentage of U.S. households with guns is falling Who can't buy guns How guns move across state lines Trump unlikely to bend on gun control The human toll of mass shootings A misleading gun control statistic Gun-related ER visits by type of gun Sign up for Axios newsletters to get our Smart Brevity delivered to your inbox every morning.
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NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter image of the Chang'e Lander (large white dot) and Yutu Rover (smaller white dot) / Image courtesy of NASA, GSFC, and Arizona State University NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter image of the Chang'e Lander (large white dot) and Yutu Rover (smaller white dot) / Image courtesy of NASA, GSFC, and Arizona State University Due to Yutu's inability to properly shield itself from the brutally cold lunar night, it experienced serious mobility issues in early 2014 and was left unable to move across the surface.
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The system is expected to move across the Great Lakes and arrive in New England by Tuesday morning, bringing the possibility of severe ice storms, said Patrick Burke, a meteorologist with the Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Md. Several airlines issued travel notices for the upper Midwest as a result of the weather, including United Airlines, American Airlines and Delta Air Lines, offering people who are traveling just ahead of the new year the chance to change tickets without being charged a fee.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s pirate ship-themed Key West home has been listed at $3.7 million — see insideThe 2021 Hyundai Elantra is here with sharp new looks and a hybrid option for the first time everSpaceX's Starlink satellite-internet project may create hundreds of visible objects that constantly move across dark night skiesNot long after a rare Ford Mustang went for nearly $4 million at auction, 'the most important Mustang in the history of the marque' is up for saleHow Airbus became Boeing's greatest rivalSurveillance balloons that can see a phone in your hand will soon fly loops over North America.
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