Police officers at the outpost, outnumbered by Taliban fighters, abandoned the outpost.
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When insurgent fighters attacked the army outpost, police officers fled their outpost in Humvees.
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Black Spire Outpost Black Spire Outpost The process of animating the figures has also been updated along with the chassis.
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Meet Josh Cocktail, Director of Outpost: Life on the road can be a grind for touring musicians, and Outpost hopes to make it better.
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"If you land too close to your outpost, it could be like pelting your outpost with gravel traveling like the speed of bullets," says Metzger.
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AMONA OUTPOST, West Bank — Thousands of Israeli police officers stormed this hilltop settler outpost in the occupied West Bank to raze nine illegally built homes.
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The insurgents captured the outpost and seized all weapons and equipment there, but the outpost was recaptured with reinforcement forces arrived to the area. Nov.
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Zarawar Zahid, was visiting an outpost in the Hisarak district when explosives placed near the outpost detonated, according to Attaullah Khogyani, a spokesman for the governor of Nangarhar.
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In the following year, Truman came to the military rescue of a blockaded outpost of freedom, West Berlin, and he came to the moral rescue of another embattled outpost, Israel.
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Located in Mandarin Plaza, just a chicken wing's toss from chef Andy Ricker's popular outpost of PokPok and the artist Frances Stark's studio, Building Block's outpost occupies a former Chinese bookstore.
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In Uruzgan Province, the Taliban attacked a security outpost in the Niche area of Tarin Kot, the provincial capital, killing nine police officers before the outpost was recaptured with the help of reinforcements.
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Bravely, it does so from an outpost of further exile.
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After they attacked the Cotiza outpost, security forces surrounded them.
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Stateside Sanrio fans won't be disappointed by the adorable outpost.
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Blue has also discussed a human outpost on the moon.
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It's still very much day one for Amazon's Australian outpost.
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Not an outpost, but a planet in its own right.
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For in every marriage, we create an outpost of love.
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NASA insists there's a business case for its orbital outpost.
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Doors open to Siriano's new N.Y.C. outpost on April 18.
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Bergdahl deserted from his outpost in Afghanistan in June 2009.
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Insurgents overran the outpost, seizing all weapons and equipment. Jan.
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The Taliban captured the outpost and then blew it up.
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Insurgents also captured a police outpost in the area. Nov.
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Astronauts would travel between the outpost and the lunar surface.
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The attacker took weapons from the outpost and joined insurgency.
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Of the 40 people in my outpost, all were men.
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City school or the rolling hills of some rural outpost?
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Creative locals are energizing what was once a communist outpost.
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Outpost Club even offers triples in some of its locations.
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I pulled into the tiny outpost of Three Rivers, Calif.
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We hastily followed the Nomole team back to the outpost.
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Over time, Leigh and I left the outpost less often.
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The new Brant, an urban outpost of the Greenwich, Conn.
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The outpost commander, Haji Mandy, was killed in the attack.
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Soldiers at a nearby army outpost arrived to provide support.
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The deadliest attack took place in Kunduz Province, where a Taliban Red Unit attacked a security outpost in the Telawka area of Kunduz City, the provincial capital, capturing the outpost and killing 10 soldiers.
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Formerly a Roman outpost of Singidunum and then a medieval Turkish outpost, it was converted into a park in the mid-285th century and today is home to cafes, museums, and the Belgrade zoo.
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Bergdahl went missing from his outpost in Afghanistan in June 2009.
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Finn lives in an Outpost co-living space in upper Manhattan.
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Outpost declined to comment on the details of the host program.
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It also operates a popular outpost in Brentwood Town Center there.
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This little outpost that's out there to do science and exploration.
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He says they're at the outpost being hit by the Kingdom.
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Once that happens, it's time to start building the lunar outpost.
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Blue Origin has previously discussed a human outpost on the moon.
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Four units would be required to operate an outpost, it continues.
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In January, Ballard opened a Washington outpost of his lobbying operation.
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In June 2009, Bergdahl walked off of his outpost in Afghanistan.
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Hence, the need for the totally walled off titular protective outpost.
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Now, the outpost and its status are no secret at all.
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The Taliban eventually captured the outpost, seizing all equipment and weapons.
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It was a bloody campaign, and Dwyer was a small outpost.
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The insurgents captured the outpost, seizing all weapons and equipment. Jan.
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In 2013, the Strand opened an outpost in the Flatiron district.
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The Taliban were pushed back by the forces defending the outpost.
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A security outpost was also captured by the Taliban. Oct. 193.
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As at any remote outpost, there are quirky rules and rituals.
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We get lattes at an outpost of a Belgian coffee chain.
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The Taliban seized all weapons and equipment in the outpost. Oct.
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Inside the outpost, holes were dug with backhoes for the cannons.
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Amazon is based in Seattle, and Facebook has an outpost there.
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Mischief Reef is now Beijing's biggest outpost in the disputed waters.
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In Lloyds' case, the Berlin outpost is set to remain small.
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He radioed to the outpost, in case Dewater had walked back.
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There aren't any memorable ads on the exile outpost of Kadara.
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The deadliest attack took place in Kunduz Province, where the Taliban attacked a security outpost in the Konjak village of Imam Sahib District, killing 11 security forces before capturing the outpost and the weapons and equipment therein.
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The after party that night was at the Caravan Outpost in Ojai.
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During his tenure, Carter set up a virtual outpost in Silicon Valley.
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Then there's Justin Cyrus, the CEO of a startup called Lunar Outpost.
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Michonne says the gun they took from her was from the outpost.
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The idea for the Beverly Hills outpost, however, came about much differently.
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At Outpost, there's an average of 16 people living in each house.
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She told Insider that Outpost supplying amenities made the transition much easier.
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Since they're typically used as transitional accommodations, Outpost offers short-term leases.
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Blue Origin has also previously discussed a human outpost on the moon.
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Outpost 3 is basically hell for anyone with a low attention span.
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Israeli jets carried out at least one airstrike against a Hamas outpost.
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But eventually, humanity would like to put an outpost on the planet.
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There was nothing special about this outpost, no special upgrade to find.
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The Soyuz ship is set to dock at the orbiting outpost Friday.
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In the past, Bridenstine has called for a permanent US lunar outpost.
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The New York-based company just opened up its San Francisco outpost.
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It is the last remaining outpost of a long-gone racing world.
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This wallpaper is titled 다박솔초소의 설경, or "snow at the baksol outpost."
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In 2012, he published "The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor."
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The Center for River Studies is an outpost of Louisiana State University.
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Six other police officers burned down the outpost and joined the Taliban.
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The outpost was captured by the Taliban after three hours of fighting.
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Reinforcement forces arrived after several hours and retook the fallen outpost. Dec.
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The insurgents captured an outpost and a village in the area. Dec.
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One security outpost was captured by the Taliban and then burned down.
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Inside the lobby, Rose Bar, is a cozy, glamorous outpost for cocktails.
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The Taliban overtook the security outpost after several hours of fighting. Oct.
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Representative Steve Scalise, Republican of Louisiana, spent about $221,2000 at the outpost.
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"Things like Outpost are a wedge for us, an accelerator," he said.
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A screening at the Alamo's Brooklyn outpost sold out in an hour.
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Beijing opened its first overseas military outpost in Djibouti in August 2017.
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Drop is based in Toronto, near an outpost for Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs.
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There's no friendly outpost to run to if a helicopter goes down.
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Insurgents overran the outpost, seizing all of its weapons and equipment. Feb.
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The insurgents overran the outpost and seized all weapons and equipment. Jan.
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"The Taliban seized all weapons and equipment in the outpost," he said.
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The outpost was captured by the Taliban, seizing all weapons and equipment.
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The outpost was later recaptured after the arrival of reinforcements for backup.
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A 10-ounce fillet steak in Hawksmoor's UK outpost costs around $43.
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In addition to teaBot, which contacted him via LinkedIn, 365 in Silver Lake will have the first West Coast outpost of By Chloe, a hot vegan restaurant in New York City, and an outpost of Allegro Coffee Roasters.
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In September, I traveled the length of the Golden State, stopping at conservative outpost after conservative outpost, to try to understand how one of the most liberal states in the union had become the intellectual engine of contemporary conservatism.
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In Pusht-i- Roud District, a police outpost was overrun and 10 police officers were killed, while another outpost was attacked in the Sur area of Farah city, in which seven police officers were killed and three are missing.
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He's lived in the far-flung border outpost of Terlingua for 40 years.
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Chris Lynch, who heads Defense Digital Service, the USDS outpost in the Pentagon.
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It has spread from Craggy Island, a fictional outpost of Ireland, to Britain.
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Left unspoken was his allusion to another coastal outpost for cabernet wines, Bordeaux.
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On Thursday, he highlighted the pharmaceutical giant Merck's new WeWork outpost in Philadelphia.
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Wilhemina Venable (Sarah Paulson), is the warden/orderly/house mother for Outpost 3.
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They were just a few hundred metres away from this combat outpost pic.twitter.
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Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, described the embassy as a "US settlement outpost".
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This St. Louis, Missouri-based outpost will be the first North American location.
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David Zwirner gallery plans to open an outpost in Hong Kong next year.
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Bergdahl was captured by insurgents after deserting his outpost in Afghanistan in 2009.
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Campbell moved to California in hopes of setting up a permanent outpost there.
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The enemy never ceased its relentless assault on that small outpost of civilization.
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These businesses tends to have a headquarters, or at least an outpost, within
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Many residents of Austin don't mind its image as a lonely liberal outpost.
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A pool at Landmannalaugar, an outpost in a nature reserve in the Highlands.
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The three aircraft flew missions around the clock to supply the Alert outpost.
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It is a bustling northern outpost of the International Broadcast Center in Rio.
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Smith recommends places like La Maquinita in Buenos Aires and Outpost in Bali.
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In New York City, a mobile billboard will be parked outside Oxford's outpost.
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Mosher: The Gateway is kind of like this orbital outpost for the moon.
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The current leaders of the outpost refused to be interviewed for this article.
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NASA estimates that four reactors could power an initial outpost for a decade.
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Since the 20113s, the settlement has been an outpost for breakaway Mormon polygamists.
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I paid $5.98 with tax for the burger at our local NYC outpost.
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He eventually found a job working for a big firm's outpost in Trinidad.
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Insurgents seized all of the weapons and equipment and destroyed the outpost. Dec.
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The Taliban attacked a police outpost in the Mandigak area of Khakrez District.
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Insurgents captured the military base and a security outpost and burned it down.
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Insurgents eventually captured the outpost, but it was later retaken by security forces.
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An enemy ground assault penetrated a Marine outpost on Hill 153 before failing.
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The highly anticipated New York outpost of the Chicago burger magnet has opened.
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He was unsure how the Korengal Outpost" — in northeastern Afghanistan — "served that end.
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The outpost inside the parking garage on West 25th Street closed in 2014.
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The hall, which opens Friday, also has the first outpost of Katz's Deli.
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Three soldiers were missing after the attack, but the outpost was later recaptured.
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Oga's the last person in Black Spire Outpost you want to piss off.
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Located halfway between Tokyo and Guam, it was regarded as a strategic outpost.
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The VTOL is being developed at "A³," the Silicon Valley outpost of Airbus.
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The outpost was captured by the insurgents, who seized all equipment and weapons.
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Consider the Korengal Valley, a remote outpost where an Army unit lived together.
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BLACK SPIRE OUTPOST, BATUU — The Outer Rim is about to open for business.
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The city is home to attractions including Ferrari World and a Louvre outpost.
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In early colonial times, Taos was the northernmost outpost in the Spanish empire.
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On a tactical level, establishment of the outpost could seem to make sense.
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The outpost was reachable by a single dirt road from the Pech Valley.
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He waited anxiously, monitoring the back-and-forth transmissions between outpost and patrol.
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This was an interest complicated by India's status as a British colonial outpost.
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Futurists at A3, Airbus Group's Silicon Valley research outpost, are contemplating a new paradigm.
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Find out at Raku, an East Village outpost of an Upper West Side favorite.
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Mounted cavalry charges a closed-off outpost as I cut through a nearby mage.
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It has made the Kolmi Hopen outpost in western France an unlikely hot spot.
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John McCain was born in a distant and now vanquished outpost of American power.
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It was nationalized, and its factory in La Sabaneta is now an empty outpost.
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But this is a big clue about how she became commander of Outpost 3.
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And most of the post-apocalyptic survivors of outpost 33 fit the bill, honestly.
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However, Langdon and Ms. Meade aren't actually the last two standing in Outpost 3.
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Langdon (Cody Fern) has taken no time becoming the Queen Bee of the Outpost.
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In these war-clouded times, there are military reasons to cherish this barren outpost.
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Gaza residents said the explosions targeted a large electricity generator and a militant outpost.
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Advancing as a collective on the last outpost, they gunned down the final player.
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The book opens as Dechert discovers a case of sabotage on a distant outpost.
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Michael returns to consciousness at Outpost 3 and he brings Misty back with him.
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Now fast forward back to the present: The warlock school is now Outpost 3.
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Falluja is Islamic State's second-largest bastion in Iraq and closest outpost to Baghdad.
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Every time you swing by this slave outpost, its purpose is proudly on display.
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If you can still snag them at your local Wendy's outpost, consider yourself lucky.
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There are logistical issues around sending a snap from a remote outpost like Everest.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who walked off his outpost in Afghanistan, should serve no prison time.
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Along with campuses in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, its remotest academic outpost is in Khorog.
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Rotating crews of astronauts and cosmonauts have staffed the orbital outpost since November 2000.
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And the Shields' goals no longer felt aligned with the small outpost in Chilhowie.
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The Smithsonian's first permanent outpost abroad will also be in London, opening in 2021.
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Children in the Mitzpe Danny outpost this month in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
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The Chipotle outpost said they are cooperating with the health department concerning the outbreak.
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On a nearby hill, another flag waves in the breeze, near a UN outpost.
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Luca Marco Giraldin, an owner, has now opened a retail outpost in New York.
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At the turn of the last century, the city was a German naval outpost.
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In 2014, he opened a G.F.S. outpost in Los Angeles, where he now lives.
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Seattle's Churchome, formerly known as the City Church, has an outpost in Beverly Hills.
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Beijing's Palace Museum will build an outpost in Hong Kong's West Kowloon Cultural District.
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The outpost was captured by insurgents, but it was later retaken by reinforcements. Jan.
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Nine police officers were taken prisoner by the Taliban after they captured the outpost.
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The train had availed us the chance to visit the Islamic outpost of Harar.
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The attacker managed to escape from the outpost with weapons and other military gear.
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Eight soldiers were killed in the outpost, which was later recaptured by security forces.
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Insurgents captured the outpost after two hours of fighting, seizing all weapons and equipment.
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The characters in "Seinfeld" occupy a sheltered, privileged outpost at the end of history.
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It has lovely trees, and a grassy roof over a museum outpost I think.
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The Taliban captured the outpost, though it was later recaptured by security forces. Oct.
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Three other soldiers were missing after the attack, but the outpost was later recaptured.
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EMP Summer House, the Eleven Madison Park outpost, is back, 341 Pantigo Road, empsummerhouse.com.
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The Taliban burned down the outpost and seized all the equipment and weapons. Aug.
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The Taliban burned down the outpost and seized all the equipment and weapons. Aug.
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At the time, Ellis Island was an Army outpost of three acres or so.
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West Hollywood marks the 10th and the first outpost on the U.S. West Coast.
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A corpsman cleaned and bandaged Siatta's face, and they hiked back to their outpost.
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That same day, the British retailer Wolf & Badger will open its first international outpost.
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By spring, rumors circulated that Viper Company was being sent to the Korengal Outpost.
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Insurgents captured the outpost after several hours of fighting, seizing all weapons and equipment.
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The insurgents overran the outpost and took all of its weapons and equipment. Feb.
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Cover image: Tribal fighters from the Deir Ezzor Military Council in their desert outpost.
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As it is, the central government's outpost has abandoned any pretence at remaining low key.
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For the last six years, Assange has been hiding in Ecuador's diplomatic outpost in London.
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There's a New York Public Library outpost hidden in the Lexington Avenue-51st Street station.
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While some families left the Amona outpost peacefully, clashes broke out between protesters and police.
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Perhaps it's re-connecting wires, taking down experiments, or making needed upgrades to the outpost.
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The family settled on Dragonstone, which was the western-most Valyrian outpost at the time.
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She says her last time was at an outpost of an outfit named CSL Plasma.
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The outpost will have a capacity to produce 203,000 vehicles per year, the company said.
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EquipmentShare has facilities in 19 states in the US and an outpost in New Zealand.
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Fallujah, in Anbar province, is the terrorist group's major outpost closest to the capital Baghdad.
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The form-filling at the INSS outpost, repeated millions of times, means trouble for Brazil.
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Bergdahl was captured eight years ago by the Taliban after walking off his combat outpost.
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There is also a "port day," a trip to the Black Spire Outpost on Batuu.
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Israel's high court has ruled that the settlers must leave the outpost by December 25th.
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Its residents, which Outpost calls "members," share living spaces and, in some cases, even bedrooms.
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The army has built a brand new outpost next to the old city of Palmyra.
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And this is just the beginning of the chaos about to unfold at Outpost 3.
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A communications jammer aimed towards Sweden from Russia's Baltic outpost Kaliningrad may have been used.
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The Black Spire Outpost on Batuu is finally open at Disneyland Resorts in Anaheim, California.
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He's desperately trying to find the Outpost to seek vengeance on Coco for abandoning him.
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That's right, there are witches in Outpost 3 and they are: Coco, Mallory, and Dinah.
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Twelve "visionaries" who call themselves The Cooperative are responsible for the creation of Outpost 3.
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The original L'Avenue is in Paris and this is the first outpost outside of Paris.
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The Black Spire Outpost on the planet Batuu is a mecca for Star Wars fans.
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Chicago is home to mutual fund research provider Morningstar, and it's an outpost for Salesforce.
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The villagers who died in the explosion included relatives of militiamen assigned at the outpost.
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On the far side of the bridge, they came to a battered border control outpost.
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Ethiopia's government has said tens of thousands of troops are posted in the border outpost.
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TC: For some reason, I thought you actually ran a Silicon Valley outpost for Atomico.
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India fears Sri Lanka, just off its southern coast, could become a Chinese military outpost.
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Kimbrough and Russian cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Andrey Borisenko reached the outpost on Oct. 21.
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You never (well, let's say rarely) experience anything you wouldn't find in Black Spire Outpost.
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The outpost is located in Jubaland, Somalia, about 350 kilometers southwest of the capital, Mogadishu.
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Hawaii is a critical outpost for the US military, hosting naval and air force bases.
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At the age of 27, she was fatally shot when gunmen stormed her police outpost.
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Now the Supreme Court has ordered that the entire outpost be dismantled by Dec. 25.
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Art Review The Met's new contemporary-art outpost opens to the public on March 256.
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Art Review The Met's new contemporary-art outpost opens to the public on March 21985.
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Now and then, they hear a helicopter fly over their outpost but no one lands.
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He consulted them, too, when the prospect of a Bubby's outpost in Japan came along.
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The gun battle was said to begin when militants assaulted a police outpost near Anantnag.
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In the basement, a home office serves as the East Coast outpost of Dowling Studios.
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This outpost opened last spring in the heart of Avenida Revolución, Tijuana's notorious main drag.
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Eight police officers were killed in the clashes, and the outpost collapsed to the Taliban.
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One of the great sports treasures in Boston history was leaving for a backwater outpost.
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One security outpost fell to the Taliban, but was retaken by security forces later. Oct.
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The outpost was captured by the Taliban, but later it was retaken by government forces.
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Stranger Things continues at Outpost Artists Resources (1665 Norman Street, Ridgewood, Queens) through July 9.
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Insurgents also killed four civilians who were farming near the outpost, according to local officials.
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She hopes the space will become a more permanent outpost than her former market stand.
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On Mr. Long's birthday in 2011, Mr. Pettiford said, his outpost was hit by rockets.
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Insurgents captured the outpost and seized all of the weapons and equipment there, he said.
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She stopped at a stall called the Thea Grant Outpost, admiring trays of vintage pendants.
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He modeled his New York outpost after his Beverly Loan Company in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Its outpost, set up this year, is in San Jose, the heart of Silicon Valley.
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Two soldiers were also wounded, and the outpost was later recaptured by security forces. Aug.
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Two soldiers were also wounded, and the outpost was later recaptured by security forces. Aug.
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It's SpaceX's 19th delivery to the orbiting outpost for NASA over the past seven years.
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The insurgents captured the outpost and seized all of the weapons and equipment inside. Dec.
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Solving these Colonial Outpost puzzles usually gets you important crafting material recipes and upgrade schematics.
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The offensive comes after U.S. Marines set up a new artillery outpost in northern Iraq.
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A bombing targeted a police outpost in northern Colombia on Sunday, a police official said.
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The bodies were left by the roadside 50 yards from his small outpost for weeks.
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He could not connect his life at the outpost to preventing a terrorist attack here.
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The outpost was captured by the Taliban, but was retaken later by security forces. Feb.
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The site was an outpost on the front line between Afghan forces and the Taliban.
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Some feared a Guggenheim outpost would force the closing of the city's existing art museums.
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Reuters reported that Israeli tank fire killed a Hamas fighter on Monday at a frontier outpost.
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The land centers on a settlement called Black Spire Outpost inhabited by smugglers and bounty hunters.
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Four such reactors would be needed to fuel a Martian outpost, according to a NASA release.
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At the unoccupied wildlife outpost, there are no women or babies carrying out normal household routines.
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As Elsie and Bernard explore Outpost 12, they find a destroyed room cast in red light.
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Oga's Cantina is the local hot spot for food and drinks at the Black Spire Outpost.
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"We both walked for an hour to reach a nearby police outpost," Gopal, 61, told Reuters.
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Eastwood meanwhile is signed on to star in the war drama The Outpost alongside Orlando Bloom.
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Hiding underneath the carriage, Brock kills one of the guards and sneaks right into Outpost 3.
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Sadly, he still got word out to the outpost ahead, meaning the Saviors know they're coming.
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Here you will find the Outpost Mix, a blend of sweet, spicy, and savory kettle corn.
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Fewer than 259 people live in this outpost founded in 1984 during the dictatorship of Gen.
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After her sinister deed is done, she meets her son in the woods outside Outpost 3.
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The NSA opened a facility in Augusta in 2012 at Fort Gordon, a U.S. Army outpost.
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Along the way, he wrote three nonfiction books, including "The Outpost," about American soldiers in Afghanistan.
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The Japanese company will also open a Pepper-centric outpost in San Francisco later this year.
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Businesses that work internationally often turn to the local outpost of the State Department for help.
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"This is just my scene," Sonic said, picking up a fallen board from the outpost remains.
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The North's only diplomatic outpost in the U.S. is its United Nations mission in New York.
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A house at 437 West 47th Street became the order's first outpost in the United States.
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If they succeed, Wall Street as we know it may become an outpost of Palo Alto.
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She looks subtly feminine, and more than capable of leading an attack on some Decepticon outpost.
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A Bay Area craft beer bar called Rosamunde opened a Brooklyn outpost a couple years ago.
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This 1 Hotel outpost is known for doing what the overall brand does best: pursuing sustainability.
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Hours after he deserted his outpost in Afghanistan in 2009, he was captured by the Taliban.
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The dispute started over the town of Badme, a dusty border outpost that both sides claimed.
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The latest Moshfegh outpost is a tidy house, surrounded by a pasture dotted with slender redwoods.
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South Carolina would have remained just another outpost in the national camp of red barbecue sauce.
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The outpost will apparently be used for peacekeeping and aid work, as well as military training.
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The station was a sophisticated laboratory, an olive branch, a frontier outpost, and an unabashed clusterfuck.
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It has served as a military outpost for three different nations, starting with Spain in 1776.
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Plus, an outpost of the wildly popular Satan's Coffee Corner is just off the entry courtyard.
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We rushed the nearest outpost and prayed we'd find guns to go along with the shelter.
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This is what I saw when I joined them in Myitkyina, the country's northernmost major outpost.
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Reinforcements were ambushed on their way to the outpost, but did not suffer any casualties. Dec.
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The outpost collapsed to the Taliban, but it was later recaptured by Afghan security forces. Jan.
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One army outpost that was captured by the Taliban was later recovered by security forces. Nov.
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The first UK outpost is around the corner from the BBC's Broadcasting House in central London.
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They also have an outpost near La Tallada in a medieval castle called Palau de Casavells.
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Seven police officers were killed in the fighting, and the outpost was also captured by insurgents.
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A key part of that effort had been Futurewei, the company's US research and development outpost.
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Five soldiers and two local police officers were killed, but the army held the outpost. Sept.
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From their outpost, the commandos watched the mercenaries and Syrian fighters return to collect their dead.
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Two soldiers were killed and two others were wounded, and the outpost was later recaptured. Oct.
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McMurdo Station is the largest outpost in Antarctica and is run by the National Science Foundation.
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Between 200 and 300 U.S. troops will remain at the southern Syrian outpost of Al-Tanf.
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I hit Arthur's Pass, a former gold rush outpost surrounded by beech forests and thundering waterfalls.
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The official said a projectile landed near the outpost but it wasn't clear who fired it.
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On Grammys night, she made up her mind: If Outpost offered her the job, she'd accept.
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Back then, it was an outpost for the American-supported insurgents who were fighting Soviet invaders.
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That outpost was removed by court order because it was built on privately owned Palestinian land.
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Between 200 and 300 U.S. troops will remain at the southern Syrian outpost of Al-Tanf.
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Soto had received the package when a helicopter brought mail to the Korengal Outpost in 2008.
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The U.S. based Internet Archive is opening a Canadian outpost, fearing censorship from the new administration.
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These photos taken Wednesday show clearly the damage caused by the attack on this diplomatic outpost.
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One scene from the documentary shows Joy, the antiques dealer, at a market outpost in Massachusetts.
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Senegal Dispatch NIOKOLO RANGER OUTPOST, Senegal — The nighttime horizon glowed red from fires started by poachers.
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In fact, you can get an authentic taste of Brooklyn at Ample Hills Creamery's BoardWalk outpost.
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He co-founded three parties in the Bay Area including Outpost, Rare Form, and Deep East.
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Later this month, Toomey will debut a fine jewelry line and open an outpost in Los Angeles.
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That suggests this was a bustling nexus of their world, rather than an outpost at its margins.
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It's the only Microsoft (MSFT) retail outpost in Europe, and one of just three flagship locations globally.
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Each will lock into place a set of starting resources and the number of characters in outpost.
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Marie Lavandier succeeded Xavier Dectot as the director of Louvre-Lens, the Louvre's outpost in northern France.
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Israel's High Court has ordered Amona -- a settler outpost in the West Bank -- demolished by December 0003.
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The Marines will establish an outpost from which they can fire artillery guns, the Washington Post reports.
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Spice Kitchen, a new outpost of a Lansdale, Pa., restaurant, has not been open all that long.
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Though it is capital of one of South Sudan's 20013 states, it feels like a military outpost.
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Outpost said it's phasing out rooms with three beds to keep its residents safer, cleaner, and happier.
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Raposo and Finn have developed a solid friendship through Outpost even though they live in different houses.
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Her mission is to make sure that CoCo's (Leslie Grossman) family gets four tickets to Outpost 3.
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Their destination of choice has been Khorgos, a desert outpost in China's far west, next to Kazakhstan.
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You're better off shopping at Aldi or Trader Joe's if either chain has an outpost near you.
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Langdon (Cody Fern) is still taking his duty to select worthy survivors of Outpost 3 very seriously.
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Touring the mountain outpost Luang Prabang, Obama fell easily into conversation with Buddhist monks and coconut saleswomen.
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Right now, we have no idea why the Rubber Man would stir up drama in Outpost 3.
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Outpost by W. Michael Gear A planet called Donovan is not only habitable, but rich in resources.
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The pair, still settling into their new partnership, are dispatched to an outpost above the Arctic Circle.
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The Xinfadi agricultural market where they opened their stall was then a small outpost of the capital.
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They prepare a feast for Ariel and Baldwin (BD Wong), the only remaining warlocks at the Outpost.
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Now she runs BuzzFeed's U.K. outpost, balancing the site's blend of click-friendly content and serious reporting.
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Musa said there was an attack on a security outpost in Geidam but there were no casualties.
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Police say they have started the evacuation Tuesday of the Netiv Avot unauthorized outpost in Gush Etzion.
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After a six-day mission on the orbital outpost, Crew Dragon autonomously detached about 2:30 a.
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And a "tune" option allows you eavesdrop on radio chatter that tells various stories from the Outpost.
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An outpost overlooked them on the cliffside, with an unmaintained pulley system connecting it to towers below.
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The Barking Crab: For too long, the Crab was a lonely outpost on the Fort Point Channel.
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It was some kind of a outpost or franchise, a weird little nook in a dilapidated mall.
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The next Hearthstone expansion is coming, and it looks like it's coming from the Goblin outpost Gadgetzan.
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It will house a Nordstrom department store, New York City's first full-line outpost of that chain.
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Teremok This blini chain, with more than 22005 units across Russia, is opening its first American outpost.
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Guatemala will officially open its embassy in Jerusalem two days after the opening of the American outpost.
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The bespoke kitchen acts as an outpost for restaurants where demand is high but supply is limited.
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The federal government supported the effort, viewing Puerto Rico as a vital capitalist outpost in the Caribbean.
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With its prime corner location and billboard space, Wallplay's Lower East Side outpost gives artists maximum visibility.
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It was beautifully wallpapered and carpeted, as if it were a small outpost of the living room.
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Aoki's teppanyaki outpost was one of the first Asian-style restaurants to attain mainstream success in America.
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For example, Russia has reportedly persuaded Nicaragua into hosting an intelligence outpost in exchange for free hardware.
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Several clustered kilowatt units could provide enough electricity to power a lunar base or a Mars outpost.
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"There was no ideology at all at that outpost, as far as I could see," he writes.
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Local residents later partially burned a military outpost and the soldiers had to be evacuated by helicopter.
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Head on over to your local outpost on April 21, and pick up a gratis junior cone.
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Recode reported in October that the company is also building out its first New York City outpost.
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At Belcampo Meat Co.'s Santa Monica outpost, Jermasek has been working with whole animals for years.
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He was clearly rejoicing in the glorious history contained in this newest outpost of the Smithsonian Institution.
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The bill is intended to prevent the court-ordered demolition of an illegal outpost by Dec. 25.
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Next, it established a Mountain View, California, outpost where it has begun working on self-driving technology.
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In 21, China lost control of its space station, a school-bus-size outpost called Tiangong-2120.
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The first element of its plan is what NASA calls the Gateway, an outpost orbiting the moon.
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The Taliban attacked a police outpost in Gulistan District, killing four police officers and wounding seven others.
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At present, the space agency plans to first build a small outpost orbiting the moon, called Gateway.
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At the time, I worked at Craftbar, a now-shuttered Tom Colicchio outpost in the Flatiron District.
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Major Ahmad was leading reinforcements against a Taliban assault on an army outpost when he was killed.
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During the fighting, five pro-government militia members were killed, and the outpost collapsed to the Taliban.
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Two nights prior, the Taliban attacked the same outpost, killing three militia members and wounding two others.
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The outpost was eventually captured by insurgents, and reinforcements did not arrive despite many requests for support.
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Vintage photos of subway cars hang in the Bohemia outpost on Frederick Douglass Boulevard and 113th Street.
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The purple-pink sky casts a colorful shadow on the spires and the whole outpost is transformed.
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I grew up in a rural outpost in northern New Mexico about the size of Sutherland Springs.
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But this strange outpost isn't an evil genius's hideaway or even just a primo plane-spotting perch.
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Snapshot: Above, the "hottest town in Australia" — a distinction claimed by the remote desert outpost Marble Bar.
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Other Centurion LoungesThe Phoenix outpost is the 10th in Amex&aposs growing portfolio of top-notch lounges.
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The New York City outpost — the restaurant's first and only venture outside of Paris — is no different.
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Fahim: Once I dreamed about an outpost that was under attack by the Taliban in Faryab Province.
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Fahim: Once I dreamed about an outpost that was under attack by the Taliban in Faryab Province.
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We passed an outpost flaring gas across the surface of rectangular pools of water; others flared skyward.
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Turkey says it didn't target the U.S. outpost but was responding to fire from Kurdish groups nearby.
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The insurgents also captured a security outpost in the Malarghi village of Kunduz City, the provincial capital.
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At nineteen, Tamir was in a half-buried outpost in southern Lebanon, behind four feet of concrete.
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Qatar's outpost at the conference, several teen activists said, was handing out dates, individually wrapped in plastic.
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Microsoft has an office downtown, and LinkedIn just announced plans to build a big outpost in Detroit.
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Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has an outpost on the Symphony of the Seas too, called Jamie's Italian.
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Specialist Robert Soto had been haunted by dread as the soldiers left their base, the Korengal Outpost.
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A crucible of Native civilization, the town of Taos was a northern outpost of Spain's colonial empire.
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One of his sons, Awal Khan, was killed four years ago when his police outpost was attacked.
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The remaining police forces abandoned the outpost in the morning, which was later taken by insurgents. Jan.
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The airstrike wiped out the army outpost, killing or wounding 15 of the 17 defending Afghan soldiers.
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A fighter at one outpost said a U.S. warplane recently made a low pass over their position.
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At the hilltop outpost of Amona, about 3,000 soldiers and police officers took part in the operation to evacuate about 40 families who lived in the outpost and hundreds of supporters, who lit fires and littered the roads with large rocks to try to prevent the authorities from advancing.
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A second location in Noyack opened this summer, and a Miami outpost is set to open this winter.
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I also call my brother after he sends me a link to the Halo Outpost Discovery fan experience.
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Homebase employs about 22 full-time, with office headquarters in San Francisco and an outpost in Houston, Texas.
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They're all famously chic, but the Hong Kong outpost was the first, and is therefore, arguably, the best.
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The announcements came as Israel evicted settlers from Amona, an illegal outpost near Hebron in the West Bank.
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It will be even more accessible — both in location and cost — when the Boston outpost opens this summer.
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Québec City is a charming Canadian outpost brimming with Old World charm, gorgeous natural beauty and architectural delights.
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A senior US defense official said one round hit near an outpost location where US troops were located.
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The resort features a Nobu sushi outpost and an 18-hole golf course designed by legendary Jack Nicklaus.
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And his former website Breitbart is eyeing Australia as a potential place to launch a new foreign outpost.
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Now it is a half-shuttered, seedy outpost that plays host to a very different class of customer.
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NASA named the crater for the famed explorer in 2006 due to its potential as a lunar outpost.
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Fortino Gijón, a guard manning the last outpost before the chain, told BuzzFeed News access was strictly forbidden.
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A scant 100 meters beyond the wall, an outpost cloaked in camouflage netting is perched atop a building.
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In two locations, California and Florida, Black Spire outpost on the planet of Batuu is now under construction.
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But Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said the United States had opened an "American settlement outpost in East Jerusalem".
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Nevertheless, the survivors at Outpost 3 get excited anyway and disperse to get ready for the night's events.
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The Taliban attack took place on the forward base Dwyer, an outpost six miles from the front line.
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The app has to approve employer changes, but users can pick a different outpost address at any time.
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Outright banning it could hurt Reddit financially, and incur allegations of liberal censorship of a far-right outpost.
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Outpost director Josh Cocktail thinks it's one of America's up-and-coming cities, and I don't disagree. 14.
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But for all its modesty, this is the United States' latest outpost in its deepening campaign against ISIS.
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That show resulted in another spinoff, "Miami Monkey," about Raiola opening an outpost of her bar in Miami.
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But of course, there are some logistical issues around sending a snap from a remote outpost like Everest.
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An outdoorsy adventurer by nature, how did 27-year-old Johnston stay sane on an enclosed interplanetary outpost?
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When the group initially occupied the remote outpost about 30 miles from Burns, Oregon, its goals seemed hazy.
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It's more in the food fight, engendered by Sarah Huckabee Sanders's exit from the Lexington outpost last weekend.
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"Today a North Korean soldier defected through our military's general outpost in the centre-western region," Roh said.
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These trips have invariably introduced an array of microbes to the orbital outpost, as have shipments of cargo.
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Sniper fire At one outpost, Alpha Company has a snapshot of how resilient their foe can be. Capt.
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Marianna Leivaditaki is the head chef at the new outpost of Morito on Hackney Road in East London.
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What we've gotten is an outpost of the venerable institution closer to the commercial hub of its neighborhood.
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In February 2017, some 300 settlers were removed from the unauthorized outpost of Amona in the West Bank.
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Decorated with pictures of dead leaders and old territory, history is certainly present in the Rada's London outpost.
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The Lab's first (and only other current) outpost is in the northwestern Canadian city, which originated in 2009.
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Elliott Coon: Adrina and I grew up in a very wild, bohemian outpost in the mountains of Virginia.
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There was also some kind of assault on a military outpost, but both attacks appeared to be contained.
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The restaurant was originally located in Brooklyn, and I was brought on to open their new Manhattan outpost.
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He's arrived to take command of Fort Monroe, an outpost in Virginia, a state that hours ago seceded.
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Prompted by the effort to salvage the Amona outpost, it may be a precursor of things to come.
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But in the spring of 2000 the army withdrew, and soldiers from my company blew up the outpost.
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Danny Meyer, the New York restaurant mogul, is on his way with an outpost of Union Square Cafe.
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And outsiders have taken note: this summer, San Francisco's vaunted Tartine Manufactory will open an Arts District outpost.
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Given how few people live in the tiny mining outpost of "Goldstone," the abundance of wickedness is astonishing.
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Last week, the brand debuted not only the new capsule collection — but also an outpost within the store.
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It sought to clear the potentially hostile area so that Nigerien forces could build a new outpost there.
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Long the music capital of the Southwest, it is now also a burgeoning outpost of the tech industry.
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Insurgents attacked the district center from three directions and captured one security outpost during seven hours of fighting.
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The Taliban attacked a police outpost in Moqor District, killing four police officers and wounding six others. Nov.
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Five local police officers and one soldier were killed and the security outpost was captured by the Taliban.
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The company has agreed to follow city guidelines for the design of its outpost in Long Island City.
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Last week, New York City's NoMad Hotel went west, opening a 217-room outpost in downtown Los Angeles.
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Soon, they were making trouble for the university, which they saw as an intolerable outpost of Western liberalism.
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The outpost is one of several in the country where the Army's Security Force Assistance Brigade is stationed.
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Last September, they inaugurated their Milan outpost, supplied by their longtime southern fishermen rather than the city's market.
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Now operated by the multinational defense contractor QinetiQ, the station is mainly used as a radar-tracking outpost.
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There, he led a small combat outpost with 30 American soldiers and scores of Afghan National Army soldiers.
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Tal Afar, once a remote military outpost for the Ottoman Empire, fell to the Islamic State in 2014.
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During the interviews, Rice also repeatedly referred to the Benghazi outpost as a consulate, which it was not.
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The Outpost includes a filtration system that can provide up to 4,000 gallons of clean water a day.
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From my winter outpost in Ithaca, N.Y., an "accident" happened that felt like its own ceremony of farewell.
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Alex Conrad, 26, died from wounds he received during a militant attack on a small outpost in Somalia.
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The scenery can be knocked together in a jiffy from scrap materials found in even the loneliest outpost.
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He climbed over some jagged rocks and a cement outpost, but equipment on the dock obstructed the view.
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Anatomy is the hotel's health and wellness sanctuary, which is an outpost of a popular Miami fitness facility.
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But this rocky desert outpost has offered a glimpse into the future for one group of eager explorers.
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But without Sweden, Finland would be an isolated outpost which NATO would have difficulty defending, the report said.
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This man was brought to a special forces outpost in Mosul Jidideh after being hit in the leg.
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Then there are the outpost dwellers, who strike out to build towns in as yet untouched occupied areas.
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Late Friday, a U.S. military outpost came under fire as the Turkish military launched air and artillery strikes.
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He's in a remote outpost fulfilling the compulsory military service demanded of most Israelis when they turn 18.
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Like Wade before her, Konta came to Britain as a teenager from a former outpost of the empire.
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None of these exotic places, however, has captured my imagination quite like the humble outpost of Oklahoma City.
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Thomas Jefferson once lived at 92 Champs-Élysées, where WeWork opened its 48,000-square-foot outpost in June.
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Additionally, four local police officers were killed in a coordinated attack on the police outpost in the area.
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Despite being an outpost even by Division III standards, there were more than 100 applicants for the position.
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The U.S. Embassy in Havana, which reopened in August 2015, will remain as a full-fledged diplomatic outpost.
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On Thursday Russia and Syria gave sharply conflicting accounts of a previous attack on a different Turkish outpost.
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However, Michelle Obama may have some input as she recently dined at Batali's Greenwich Village outpost Babbo, Eater writes.
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But having a diplomatic outpost inside North Korea is no guarantee of close or even friendly ties, experts said.
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We have delivery on demand so we create an outpost, which is kind of like a batch delivery service.
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The Supreme Court had ruled that the Amona outpost, where 330 settlers live, must be evacuated by Dec. 25.
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By inviting Ono and Lennon to his museum, Harithas established the Everson as an enthusiastic outpost for conceptual art.
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One day, she found herself in the Seattle Barneys outpost, touching a "buttery" 100-percent cashmere coat by Lanvin.
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A Taliban spokesman also said the outpost had fallen to militants after a midnight assault that involved heavy weapons.
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And the settlers are threatening to punish the government if their demand for a new outpost is not answered.
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The Gateway is meant to serve as a future outpost for astronauts in NASA's newly minted Artemis lunar program.
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Outpost Club is a co-living company with houses in New York, Jersey City, New Jersey, and San Francisco.
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Outpost hosts community events at different houses and sometimes other locations to help members get to know one another.
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From there, the intro circles the Last Hearth, Westeros' furthest Northern settlement and the last outpost before the Wall.
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Its analysis goes through the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), a nerdy outpost of the White House.
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Everyone who didn't have a direct line to Satan in Outpost 3 was dead for a few minutes there.
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Bonus points if you find Ruth, the owner of a silversmith stand with a workshop outpost in Colonia Guadalupe.
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Michael Burnham was raised by Sarek, Spock's father, after her parents died in the vicinity of a Vulcan outpost.
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At Loughborough's outpost in the capital, 85% of students come from beyond the EU, with China the main source.
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By a miracle, these things had survived in her own tiny outpost on the coast of the United States.
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I was identifying as a woman, and stationed in Georgia, at a rural outpost on the border of Alabama.
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Los Angeles is now the third-most-prominent outpost for startups in America, after San Francisco and New York.
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The pre-apocalypse Hawthorne just so happens to be the location of what will one day be Outpost 3.
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And while you can't order it online, you can check if it's in stock at your nearest Ikea outpost.
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Back in Texas, the MD Anderson Cancer Center was opening a new outpost lab near the town of Smithville.
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The new outpost — formally unveiled at an event at the White House on Wednesday — primarily will manufacture LCD screens.
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Most of their time on the orbiting outpost is spent either performing experiments or maintenance in the huge laboratory.
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This new Zara outpost will span 65,000 square feet stocked with women's, men's, children's wear, and accessories, per WWD.
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Bergdahl said he left his combat outpost in Paktika province to report "critical problems" in his chain of command.
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But then a distressed alien (Lydia Wilson) shows up at Starfleet's biggest, newest, most advanced outpost asking for help.
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There were about a dozen Palestinian car repair shops on just one street in the northern outpost of Amman.
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Jackson Hole After 42 years as an Upper West Side fixture, this outpost of the burger chain has shuttered.
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He is advocating for more settlements and the legalisation of outpost settlements, which even the Israeli government considers illegal.
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The outpost was supposed to be one of the staging grounds to retake Hawija, but that hasn't happened yet.
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"Somewhere in the Star Wars galaxy there are likely plans to build a new rebel outpost," the release said.
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This outcome only benefits Moscow, which sees Macedonia as another "outpost of the Cold War" between it and Washington.
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We could have left it all behind, walked off the outpost into the desert, never to be seen again.
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After 10 minutes we reached an outpost: an abandoned house protected by a wall that crumbled to the touch.
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In the mid-1990s, the couple reacquired the brand — but by then, the Pau outpost had fallen into disrepair.
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Before it became a summer hotspot, the area was a military outpost housing artillery, ammunition, and later, nuclear missiles.
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But many employees were wary of establishing a permanent outpost in a place where cheap manufactured goods were king.
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With multiple locations around Los Angeles, Alfred Coffee's Melrose-Place outpost is perhaps the most photogenic of them all.
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When a customer offered to bankroll him in a new outpost, he said he was excited to do it.
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Ostensibly a research outpost, Camp Century was in fact a secret military installation, powered by a small nuclear reactor.
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Mr. van Maris dismissed the idea that a soft market is not the time to establish a new outpost.
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The Lloyd's of London insurance market, where Hiscox is an underwriter, has chosen Brussels for its new EU outpost.
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Hamas, the Islamist group that controls Gaza, said one of its members was killed when the outpost was hit.
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Later that day, the Agalarovs hosted a reception for Trump at a Moscow outpost of the Nobu restaurant chain.
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In October 1969, Manson and his followers were arrested at Barker Ranch, their outpost in Death Valley National Park.
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She and her husband, Ghassan Jansiz, converted an old garage into an outpost of Damascus's Nour E Sham bookstore.
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Founded in 2010, WeWork has exploded from a single outpost in New York to 528 locations in 111 cities.
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The U.S. should expect Israel not to do these things, especially as 'compensation' for removal of an illegal outpost.
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The Met's new contemporary-art outpost, the Met Breuer, opens today in the former home of the Whitney Museum.
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But as she neared the British military outpost, the firing eased and Ms. O'Farrell accomplished her mission without injury.
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The buildings were a relatively remote diplomatic outpost and as such were not themselves global symbols of American prestige.
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What happens if a customer does not want their speaker to be turned into an Amazon-enabled listening outpost?
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Their collective cri de coeur signaled that this new, downtown arts outpost would not shy away from the political.
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Its U.S. outpost handles operations and business, while its Colombian office oversees design, sourcing, customer service, and web development.
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The move, first reported by Ashley Stewart, cements Seattle as Facebook's largest engineering outpost beyond its Silicon Valley homebase.
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The last human space outpost to fall to Earth was the 135-ton Russian space station Mir in 2001.
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He opened a Miami outpost of his gallery, rented villas in Ibiza and became an expert in Barolo wine.
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The first United States outpost is expected to open next year at the South Street Seaport in New York.
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At the dire river outpost of Omorate, we had our passports inspected, paid the local graft and carried on.
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JAX B-B-Q Nick Accardi, who owns Tavola nearby, will open this outpost for pit barbecue and burgers.
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Arseny Borisovich Roginsky was born on March 30, 123, in a remote outpost in the northern region of Arkhangelsk.
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They have also found a comfortable landing spot at Cafe Milano, an outpost of bipartisan consumption of overpriced pasta.
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Two Humvees were destroyed during the clashes, as the Taliban overran the outpost and seized all weapons and equipment.
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The works in Stranger Things at Outpost Artists Resources highlight the high stakes of our attitudes toward human bodies.
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Ground forces called for air support, which bombed the police outpost, killing eight police officers and wounding 11 others.
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He describes his time at the NSA's outpost at Fort Gordon in Georgia as an open-floor-plan office.
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His upcoming show at Tanya Bonakdar's new LA outpost will be the artist's first solo exhibition in the city.
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Among the other steps that could be taken is an American commitment to open a diplomatic outpost in Pyongyang.
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The Conoco outpost was hit with a mixture of tank fire, large artillery and mortar rounds, the documents show.
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So they remade Tower of Terror as an outpost for "Guardians of the Galaxy," the blockbuster Marvel film series.
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Local authorities claimed that four Taliban members were killed and that the outpost was later recaptured by security forces.
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During the fighting, six police were killed and 12 others were wounded, and the outpost collapsed to the Taliban.
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This small outpost offers a glimpse of what may be the largest global trade-and-investment spree in history.
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In place of steel mills, the city now has its own Google outpost and test track for autonomous cars.
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Mashable is back on Earth after a quick recon trip to Black Spire Outpost at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.
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Then it was on to another one of our favorite places, the Tokyo outpost of the Dover Street Market.
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That outpost will close along with the old terminal this fall, although the exact date is a moving target.
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Here's a look at how it has transformed — multiple times — since its first outpost opened in San Francisco, 1969.
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Here's a look at how it has transformed — multiple times — since its first outpost opened in San Francisco, 1969.
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U.S. officials say an American outpost in northeastern Syria has been vacated after coming under fire from Turkish artillery.
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The Nigerian army also said it prevented an attack by suspected militants on a military outpost in Yobe state.
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More than three decades after its previous Manhattan outpost closed its doors, the 42nd Street lounge opened in September.
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In the ensuing decades, workers in their tens of thousands arrived from the former British outpost of Hong Kong.
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Jonathan Toews and Duncan Keith were born in Winnipeg while Tootoo was born in the northern outpost of Churchill.
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It's a rural outpost set back on country roads winding through vast golden fields specked with horses and sheep.
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The Midwest plant will be a "technology hub" – seemingly more like an R&D outpost, rather than a factory.
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The insurgents captured the outpost after an hour of fighting and seized all of its weapons and equipment. Feb.
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Reinforcements arrived after the fighting had ended, and they were able to prevent the Taliban from capturing the outpost.
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The space felt like a business outpost created to flog art that is almost entirely unconnected to the community.
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Wisely, he never quite suggests that the island—even as a military outpost—was of much more than symbolic importance.
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The agency would then use that outpost as a way to train for future crewed trips to the Martian surface.
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The only other attack ISIS claimed was a June suicide attack at a military outpost at the border with Syria.
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But Smalley and Charlton chose a different path, relocating to Washington, D.C. expressly to join the city's first WeWork outpost.
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Check. Meets the Rebel Alliance, and helps take down a fearsomely powerful outpost after the sacrifice of a beloved hero?
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She will take over the U.S. central bank's westernmost outpost starting Oct 1, the San Francisco said in a statement.
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You can parse through a full list of locations shuttering ASAP here to see if your local outpost is disappearing.
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The plan involves building an outpost around the Moon, where future astronauts can live and train for deep-space missions.
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The Long Museum was the second outpost for the city's most prominent collectors, Liu Yiqian and his wife, Wang Wei.
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A tiny rocky outpost just off the Anatolian coast, on maps of Greece Kastellorizo is often relegated to an inset.
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The first thing I peeped when I pulled into the lot was a cigarette outpost the size of a shack.
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He sat there as Admiral William McRaven, the Joint Special Operations commander, narrated the mission from an outpost in Afghanistan.
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They killed half the security forces, then sent the rest scuttling to Division 17, an outpost beyond the city borders.
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Ciganek is a student at Baruch College and said that Outpost was an ideal housing option compared to the alternatives.
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The chef José Avillez, whose Belcanto restaurant in Lisbon has two Michelin stars, opened his first Porto outpost in 2014.
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At the San Francisco Tussauds outpost, cast your gaze on wool-ensconced simulacra of Lorde, Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran.
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And then to Chitral, remotest of all, the last outpost of British India in a region known only for poverty.
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Its newest small-format outpost opened in Midtown Manhattan's Herald Square this week, according to a statement from the company.
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The episode ends with a deep Season 1 callback as Rick makes his way through the outpost looking for guns.
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It is 100 miles north-east from John O' Groats to the Shetland Islands, a windswept outpost of 23,000 souls.
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But this is all just part and parcel of the life and times at the wonderfully idiosyncratic outpost of Gibraltar.
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Meanwhile, test-taking guru Mark Riddell was at a Houston outpost taking the exam for Buckingham's son, according to prosecutors.
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These blimps don't replace the earth-filled HESCO barriers or concrete T-walls that surround a military base or outpost.
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Now, that hotel's restaurant operator, Koi, an international chainlet of sushi spots for beautiful people, is shuttering its outpost there.
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The mission would have been historic, since she would have become the first African-American crewmember on the orbiting outpost.
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A wilderness outpost is attacked by an old enemy; a mentor is dead and the veneer of civilization is shattered.
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Four of these series are currently on view at THE SCHOOL, an upstate New York outpost of Jack Shainman Gallery.
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Its outpost on Sunset Strip became a hub for the Los Angeles music scene of the '70s, '80s and beyond.
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And for one such outpost in Vancouver, Canada, the business was so good for the cats that it temporarily closed.
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The Marxist-Leninist "Organization of Iranian People's Fedai Guerrillas" stormed a military outpost in order to free previous captured guerrillas.
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For that strength which in old days moved earth and heaven is now a beleaguered outpost of someone else's empire.
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That culminated in the opening of the XOXO Outpost, a co-working and event space that remains open year-round.
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Find this refreshing drink, salty turkey jerky, and meat-stuffed wrap at Ronto Roasters in the Black Spire Outpost market.
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So, it caught people's attention when the U.S. military announced Friday it started an exercise at that very same outpost.
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The announcement comes two days after ISIS overran a Kurdish peshmerga outpost in northern Iraq and killed a Navy SEAL.
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Online shopping was nascent, and the meatpacking district, where Scoop opened a Washington Street outpost in 2006, still sold meat.
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It was built in the 11th century as a trading outpost, and later became a garrison of the Chinese army.
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For mysterious reasons, one looks like obsidian, giving a town that grew up around it its name: Black Spire Outpost.
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For that, he would have to go to Maison Kayser, an outpost of the famous French bakery a block away.
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She governs a home called Outpost that will keep you safe from outside radiation, but she has a few rules.
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The decades-long makeover of the neighborhood, from a convivial Gomorrah to an outpost of Disneyland, couldn't dislodge the place.
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While Luminar has its largest office in Orlando, it also has Silicon Valley roots and an outpost in Palo Alto.
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Israel's hard-line defense minister, Avigdor Lieberman — a settler himself — has said that the outpost cannot remain where it stands.
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After a five-day mission on the orbital outpost, Crew Dragon was set to autonomously detach about 2:30 a.
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Infographics and 3D models of Outland's Olympus Outpost on Saturn's most profitable moon, Titan, monopolize the wings of the stage.
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Soto got to the Korengal Outpost ("nicknamed the Valley of Death") in Afghanistan seven years after the war had started.
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In historic Germantown, visit Josh and Ivy Elrod's breezy home goods outpost Wilder for watercolor-patterned textiles and geometric wallpaper.
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He oversaw the modernization of Phnom Penh, as the city grew from a dusty colonial outpost to a showcase capital.
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Forest City is not a government infrastructure project, but it is a largely autonomous Chinese outpost in a strategic location.
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He had said that we needed to establish an outpost on Mars within 100 years if we wanted to survive.
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Systaime is a Valencia-based artist, curator and founder of the virtual outpost Super Modern Art Museum, known as SPAMM.
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He will also lend his expertise to the restaurant's outpost in Sag Harbor, N.Y., when it reopens on May 1.
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Constructing this outpost in outer space took dozens of missions spanning well over a decade to complete, and considerable money.
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Separately in Peru, our journalists traveled to a remote outpost to meet the last member of a hunter-gatherer tribe.
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The forces defending the outpost ran out of ammunition, enabling insurgents to capture it and seize all weapons and equipment.
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In Khost, the so-called protection force was consolidated and based out of Camp Chapman, the main C.I.A. outpost there.
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A police outpost was abandoned when the officers ran out of ammunition, but it was later retaken by reinforcements. Nov.
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The hunt for a new outpost culminated last month with Long Island City, Queens, selected as one of two victors.
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They're contending with food reminiscent of an outpost in Afghanistan, broken-down vehicles and bouts of uncertainty around their mission.
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At a time when many post offices across Japan are experiencing steep declines in mail volume, the mountain's outpost thrives.
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Our At War blog went to Camp Humphreys, a once-sleepy outpost that is now the largest American base overseas.
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From a new Printed Matter outpost to Codex's $1 carts, a roundup of some nostalgic additions to the East Village.
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This month, the American military flew 100 Marines to Tanf, a small outpost in eastern Syria near the Iraqi border.
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He figures prominently in CNN anchor Jake Tapper's book "The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor," released in 2012.
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Expect party dresses in bold, 1970s-inspired prints at this four-year-old outpost around the corner from Little Collins.
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In 1990, they moved it to a remote outpost in the Black Rock Desert, about three hours north of Reno.
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When Jungsik set up an outpost in Lower Manhattan, Mr. Park was dispatched to serve as its chef de cuisine.
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Kylo, in full recruitment mode, tasked Logan with a secret mission: Help locate a Resistance spy hiding in the outpost.
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Mr. Roth called the existing buildings "energy hogs" — a situation that creates additional problems for scientific research at the outpost.
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Chikara Yamada, who owns the restaurant Yamada Chikara in Tokyo, is opening his first American outpost, Yamada Chikara New York.
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Now the stand, Roger's News, has morphed into an outpost for Trump memorabilia, from $1 postcards to $40 bobblehead dolls.
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For Africans hoping to make it to Europe, Agadez marks the northernmost outpost before crossing the expanse of the Sahara.
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He recently opened a Cafe Milano outpost in the Four Seasons in Abu Dhabi and travels there once a month.
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Before then, nomads and tribes had populated the region, which was a vital outpost on the Silk Road of antiquity.
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Ralph Lauren opened a men's shop in 2800, a women's store in 29 and a Double RL outpost in 1153.
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US Central Command told Insider that "around 100" additional Marines would be sent to provide security for the diplomatic outpost.
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So they tell Roy they want to send him to the US outpost on Mars to try to make contact.
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Then militants mounted the largest assault Viper had seen, on Combat Outpost Vegas, on the east side of the river.
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Another 200 will stay at the outpost in al-Tanf, in Syria's southeast, near its border with Iraq and Jordan.
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A new, 21925,22015-square-foot outpost of Taipei's National Palace Museum opened in the city of Chiayi in southern Taiwan.
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On August 14, anti-LGBTQ activist Dominic Idio convened the inaugural meeting of Nigeria MassResistance, the group's first African outpost.
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Yet it also follows the death of a U.S. Marine stationed at a small U.S outpost close to Makhmour military base.
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Earlier this month, violent protests broke out when police arrived to evacuate the nearby Amona outpost, also following a court order.
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This was a bad defense full of old, replaceable players—an outpost of the leftover free agents in a Madden dynasty.
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A triptych of LPs would follow the departure of original member Martin Price in 1991, concluding with 2003's Outpost Transmission.
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For a businessman highly attuned to the atmospherics of power, a trip to a foreign outpost for talks could involve obstacles.
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NASA plans to eventually build another outpost in the space around the Moon, but that reality is many years away still.
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It also isolates the population center of Kobani, where the US has previously used an airfield and has an observation outpost.
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Meanwhile, some time in the near-future, Bernard and Strand make it to another refurbishment outpost, where they find Charlotte Hale.
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Ciganek also mentioned that the social experience at Outpost varies depending on which house you're in and who is living there.
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Then in the 2030s, the first Mars astronauts will leave from this outpost and make the journey to the Red Planet.
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These works are displayed at his solo show, What is it to You, at Superchief Gallery's Brooklyn outpost until January 28th.
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That would leave Pittsburgh, where Uber has been testing its vehicles for several years, as the sole outpost for Uber's program.
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Apparently Outpost 3 is home to selected people like Timothy and Emily, and a few wealthy individuals who could afford tickets.
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About 200 other U.S. troops will remain at the U.S. military outpost of Tanf, near the border with Iraq and Jordan.
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Earlier this morning, renowned chef Andy Ricker's original Pok Pok outpost in Portland tweeted that their food truck had been stolen.
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These murals come from the eastern frontier of the Roman Empire, a military outpost variously called "Dura" or "Europos" in antiquity.
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Moisty Mire has been replaced entirely and is now a desert outpost region, while a golf course has also been added.
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There's the main Turner campus, where all the other networks live, and then there's our tiny brick outpost, across the highway.
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The company also offered up some new concept art for the highly anticipated Black Spire Outpost expansion, which opens in 2019.
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Each outpost makes your Snapchat account a little more indispensable, grants its camera new utility and reminds you to visit again.
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Wreaths and tributes, expressing condolences to the victims and defiance against those who attacked, were stacked against the nearby police outpost.
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It also has a strategically important naval outpost in the Syrian port of Tartus, which is protected by air defense assets.
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"That vibe there is like magic," says Towkio of the famed outpost, his now-signature double braids dangling across his chest.
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ISWAP (Islamic State West Africa Province) for example overran a military outpost killing over 30 soldiers and abducting 83 more troops.
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Four attorneys who decamped from Ogletree Deakins Nash Smoak & Stewart are staffing the office, the 350-attorney firm's 33rd outpost nationwide.
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Today, though, he lives in the German city of Duisburg, an outpost from which he runs Restaurant Lames, a Syrian restaurant.
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The Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) will announce Monday its hiring of Guido Lobrano to launch a permanent European policy outpost.
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At the Badr Organization outpost near Tuz Khurmatu, an officer who's mostly been quiet during my visit suddenly offers his take.
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And Russia reportedly recently warned the United States it is prepared to attack militants near a U.S. outpost in southeastern Syria.
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Called the "Centre Pompidou x West Bund Museum Project," the new outpost is housed in the newly built West Bund Museum.
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The store is the first New York City outpost of an eight-store chain that was established in California in 2011.
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It survived a bust in the mid-1980s just after it incorporated from an outpost of trailers into a real town.
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The spokesperson did not detail what discipline Martin will face, but said the outrage over Martin's statement spread to his outpost.
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Nowhere has the debate been as intense as it has been here in Austin, a liberal outpost in a conservative state.
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Russia is scaling back space station staffing until its long-delayed science laboratory is flown to the orbiting outpost next year.
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Steven Barry recently took command of Joint Task Force Bravo, an outpost in Honduras manned by a mix of US forces.
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Yochanan Rosenzweig, chairman of Adei Ad, told Israel Army Radio that an Israeli youth had been stabbed near the settler outpost.
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Mr. Thae served in London for 10 years, an unusually long stint in a prime outpost for a North Korean diplomat.
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Sorbillo: Gino Sorbillo's New York outpost will be celebrating National Pizza Day with by making all pizzas available for $16 each.
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Russia has also long maintained a naval repair and refueling station on the coast at Tartus, its sole overseas military outpost.
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We came across the second town, a small outpost of a few dozen homes where we were to meet the guerrillas.
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"We joke that this must have been what it was like being in an outpost of the Roman Empire," he said.
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Poling noted that since 2013, Beijing has used the outpost as a template for upgrading its bases in the Spratly Islands.
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So pencil in a lunch, a mid-afternoon snack, or a pre-dinner break to hop over to your local outpost.
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The scientist also said that it is critical to use the words "outpost" and "settlement" distinctly when talking about space exploration.
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A CSL in the remote smuggling hub of Agadez, Niger, for example, is the premier US military outpost in West Africa.
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In eastern Afghanistan, Black served on a combat outpost with a burn pit located just 150 feet from the front gate.
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In 2018, a satellite outpost opened in Raleigh's Oakwood neighborhood, where you'll regularly find live music and listening parties, she added.
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The arrangement was a perhaps modest, but nonetheless crucial, outpost in the fight against opioid-related overdose deaths in the Bronx.
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Canada was the first to agree to take part, announcing last month that it would provide robotics to the lunar outpost.
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The American military had a nearby outpost; every time troops left the base, fighters like Mr. Khan tried to ambush them.
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Its Brooklyn outpost followed this past September, taking over a two-story building once home to Cafe Glechik, a Ukrainian spot.
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In one, two brothers were killed as they watered their fields before dawn after receiving permission from the local security outpost.
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The venue, designed by David Chipperfield, will house an outpost of the Parisian modern art museum Centre Pompidou for five years.
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The Taliban attacked a police outpost in the Karez area of Shindand District, killing one police officer and wounding another. Nov.
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Geographies have shifted; the place Chaudhuri knew as Bombay is now South Bombay, an outpost for old wealth and old servants.
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Imagine the insights we might glean from a year of "Beetle Bailey" created in some lonely Roman outpost on Hadrian's Wall.
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After a stint of occupation by the Afghan Army, now the Afghan police have an outpost in part of the school.
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Astronauts, including the first woman to walk on the moon, Mr. Bridenstine said, would first stop at the orbiting lunar outpost.
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Coming soon is an outpost of Big Bad Breakfast from the Mississippi chef John Currence, who once cooked at Crook's Corner.
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The group gained a foothold among well-heeled Peruvian families, spreading through Latin America and even to an outpost in Denver.
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"These habitat and outpost companies are great, but we need to solve the launch cost and transportation problem," said Mr. Larson.
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None of the Americans at the small outpost in eastern Syria — about 220 by the end of the firefight — were harmed.
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That the judge's chambers were on the same block as a Qaeda outpost, Mr. Soufan said, did not deter Mr. Fernandez.
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Founded by Jean Baptiste Le Moyne in 1718, the original town consisted of an outpost for soldiers, merchants, slaves, and rivermen.
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A sprawling metropolis, Tashkent once served as the Soviet military's main outpost — as well as a bureaucratic hub — in Central Asia.
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It serves as a strategic outpost in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, a region where China often flexes its power.
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In one case last November, Taliban fighters wearing night-vision goggles attacked a police outpost in Farah Province, in western Afghanistan.
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As all this is going on, the F.B.I. deputy director, Gordon Cole, monitors the situation from his outpost in South Dakota.
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Many of them pass through Puerto Carreño, which she said was founded as an outpost by the government 80 years ago.
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Their government has remained a major producer of oil and they have offered a crucial geographic outpost for American military operations.
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The remote outpost has about 300 residents, most of whom are related to each other, and sits in the Torres Strait.
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We could have been Roman legionnaires manning an outpost in Gaul or doughboys peeking out over a trench line in 1918.
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Back then, it was just another American outpost stuck between two Taliban-infested hills in the middle of nowhere strategically important.
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BAGRAM, Afghanistan — Nine years ago, Faiqullah Tajik helped sort laundry at Bagram Air Base, the largest American military outpost in Afghanistan.
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Tottori Journal TOTTORI, Japan — Tottori, a remote outpost on the west coast of Japan, is frequently defined by what it lacks.
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Inside the building, 10 miles of conveyor belts are the veins and arteries of this outpost of the e-commerce giant.
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On Wednesday, settlers living in an unauthorized outpost clashed with the police, who had been sent to evacuate about 40 families.
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John McCain was born in a distant, now-vanquished outpost of American power, and he understood America as a sacred trust.
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Local Zones build on AWS' Outpost service, which Amazon officially launched Tuesday after teasing the service at last year's re:Invent conference.
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It had set out to resupply the remote Alaskan outpost at Point Barrow, but heavy ice forced it to turn back.
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Chef, Kin Dee Restaurant Part of the Berlin National Gallery, this contemporary-art outpost is located in a former railway terminus.
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Soto strode forcefully along the last leg of the walk to the outpost, soaked and cold, alternating between numbness and lucidity.
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When a colonel visited the outpost for a short patrol, the company assembled soldiers to take him out for his tour.
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T3 is far more popular among workers than Industrious's other Minneapolis outpost, in a glassy modern high-rise, Mr. Hodari said.
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We were told they had orders to close the outpost, but their timing and their visible smiles signaled more than that.
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In 2003, Craig Nevill-Manning, a Google computer scientist, wanted to set up an engineering and research outpost in New York.
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She would then open another outpost of The Mandarin in Beverly Hills, which my father, Philip, would end up taking over.
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Officials said no men forced Ms. Bogati to follow chhaupadi in her village of Purbichauki, a small outpost in western Nepal.
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The Phluid Project, an outpost of gender-neutral fashion in Lower Manhattan, and shops like it have no gender-based sections.
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The American bombs also struck the Afghan outpost, with from four to eight Afghan soldiers killed, according to varying Afghan estimates.
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In September, the Fosters opened an outpost (with a modern tart press) in Barrie to keep up with year-round demand.
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The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, announced the opening of 'The Watershed,' a seasonal outpost for large-scale installations and projects.
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For the small team stationed at the remote Niokolo Outpost next to a crocodile-laden river, the job can seem thankless.
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She will take over the U.S. central bank's westernmost outpost starting Oct 1, the San Francisco Fed said in a statement.
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Trump, however, has promised to resume sending terrorists to the outpost, providing little optimism the facility will close in the near term.
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Portland resident Mary Numair posted an image on Facebook of a display of pro-Trump T-shirts at her local Spencer's outpost.
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What is at stake in the government's handling of the armed occupation of a small outpost in Oregon's Malheur National Wildlife Refuge?
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It is considered an illegal "outpost" under Israeli law and the Supreme Court has ruled it must be demolished by Dec. 25.
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A factory in western France has become an unlikely outpost to help overcome a severe shortage as supplies dry up in China.
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With a new outpost in the shoal, Beijing could "further perfect" its air coverage across the South China Sea, the source said.
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Commercial tenants for the Vancouver House development include a grocery store; a private business college, University Canada West; and a Momofuku outpost.
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Lindsey Pearl Weinstein and Leah Aviva Rubin-Cadrain were married April 7 at Caravan Outpost, an Airstream trailer hotel in Ojai, Calif.
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"Hello, Bagel!" said Zachary Morello, the manager of this outpost of the Spot Experience, a dog-care company, as a goldendoodle approached.
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WWF-US is a key outpost of the global charity, and 1.2 of WWF's 5 million members are from the United States.
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The company now has an outpost in the San Francisco Flower Mart, a wholesale flower market, and began shipping nationwide in May.
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Last year women in Paris boycotted Starbucks after a Saudi Arabian outpost refused to serve a woman because…she was a woman.
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Late on Friday, militants used a car bomb to strike a military outpost near the town of Kiziltepe by the Syrian frontier.
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He is further isolated when he is passed on to provide care for an epileptic nobleman in a bleak outpost of Cumberland.
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Anyway, he laments to his unseen guardian that he thought he killed all of "them" but he's found one in Outpost 3.
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Aliens can communicate via radio signals, and that could be what was going on with the radio change-up in Outpost 3.
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Thankfully, Boeing's all over it: On April 3rd, the company revealed its concepts for a lunar outpost and a deep space explorer.
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But for most of us, it's probably as close as we'll ever get to experiencing life aboard our planet's first orbiting outpost.
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The reef is completely submerged at high tide, but has a lighthouse and an outpost housing a small contingent of Vietnamese soldiers.
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Do we want to create a sustainable outpost on the Moon, or is it not going to be a long-term thing?
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I see, but for NASA specifically, building out an outpost on the surface of the Moon is not the priority right now?
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But you know when you talk about an outpost or a lunar base, that means 100 different things to 100 different people.
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Its statement was confirmed by the office of Idris Madi, head of the LNA's command center in its western outpost of Zintan.
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There's also an idea hatching in New York, where Toca Boca has established an outpost looking at how kids interact with video.
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Age has only made these two old friends wiser and at pre-apocalyptic Outpost 3, their plan goes off without a hitch.
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"In some cases there's risk we won't even be able to co-locate American resources, an American embassy and American military outpost".
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If this continues unchecked, "You will die," says Russian ecologist Sergey Zimov, who runs a research outpost called the Northeast Science Station.
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Axios has learned that the new outpost will be led by managing director Patrick Eggen, along with senior investment manager Varun Jain.
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In entries of yesteryear, whether a newly founded outpost or infrastructure-rich metropolis, a city only occupied a single square or hex.
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Highlights of the Spanish venue include a open air rooftop lounge with heated pool and an outpost of global restaurant favorite Cecconi's.
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Documents indicate that spies were able to capture the Israeli drone signals from a British military outpost in the island of Cyprus.
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There are complicated undercurrents moving through the Coast Guard outpost and through Chatham, and the script doesn't express all of them subtly.
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At this outpost, what you get is honest football with breathtaking scenery at one of the most enchanting grounds in the world.
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The U.S. Embassy in Havana, which reopened in August 2015, will remain a full-fledged diplomatic outpost, though likely without an ambassador.
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The men finished 45 minutes early and floated back inside the orbital outpost as it soared 250 miles (402 km) above Earth.
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Mr. Bar-On's views are so extreme that the residents of Esh Kodesh asked him to leave the outpost in February 2014.
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The closure prompted hundreds to travel north to the sweltering town on the Pacific coast where the agency has a smaller outpost.
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That, in effect, puts an end to the attempt by IS to establish a South-East Asian outpost of its collapsing caliphate.
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The dystopian tones of The Outpost got us thinking about all the other post-apocalyptic series out there in the TV landscape.
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The outpost, surrounded by desert, was established during the battles against Islamic State militants who used to control eastern Syria bordering Iraq.
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The former army outpost is accessible from Brooklyn and Queens via the Marine Parkway Bridge, Cross Bay Boulevard, or the A train.
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Many of the new fixtures and much of the extensive new cabinetry is from the Atlanta outpost of Porcelanosa, a Spanish company.
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In January, he walked to the nearby outpost of AeroFarms, a vertical farming company that started in 783, and convinced, he was.
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The soldier, whom the Taliban held for five years after he deserted his Afghanistan outpost, pleaded guilty last month to the charges.
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The Shrine, which was named by Marines after the tomb lying beneath a nearby tree, remains the government's northernmost outpost in Helmand.
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The idea of a Denver outpost arose unexpectedly when the owners of the Ramble Hotel reached out to the Death & Co. team.
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Luck, and a series of new wooden traps, are on their side tonight, and the outpost is standing strong as I approach.
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For years, Bountiful aligned itself with the FLDS, existing as a sleepy northern outpost of the sect led by Jeffs's father, Rulon.
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The chef Mako Okano cooked at the soba restaurant Cocoron and its outpost, Goemon Curry, before opening this place on her own.
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The archive was deleted despite an outstanding congressional subpoena for documents related to the 2012 attack on the Benghazi outpost in Libya.
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It's the brand's third United States outpost (the others are in Williamsburg and Portland, Ore.) along with branches in Paris and Amsterdam.
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Critical Shopper The floor of Em Pty Gallery in SoHo, the first outpost of Off-White in the United States, crunches underfoot.
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But my curiosity about Normandy's cheese was more recent, beginning in a Stockholm outpost of Androuet, a chain of specialty cheese stores.
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Sergeant Bergdahl was captured by Taliban militants within hours of disappearing from his remote outpost, and was held captive for five years.
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Now, read the article, "Ice Surveys and Neckties at Dinner: Here's Life at an Arctic Outpost," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Critical Shopper At the South Street Seaport outpost of the pioneering Italian concept shop, clothes are only part of a rich life.
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The British perfumer Lyn Harris also has a small outpost of her brand of bespoke scents, Perfumer H, nestled in the basement.
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Presented by Lévy Gorvy in the gallery's London outpost on über posh Old Bond Street, Gilbert & George's work is in rarified company.
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Escaping through the alleyway, the fighters retreated to safety in a nearby outpost as coalition airstrikes rained down on the besieged house.
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Rockaway Taco led the way, followed by a proliferation of boardwalk concession stands and food trucks, including an outpost of Roberta's Pizza.
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For both men, the landmark French defeat — likewise a siege against a hilly outpost far to the north — hung over them heavily.
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In the eeriest sequence, filmed at night, she and her colleagues discover a secret fishing outpost the men have told her about.
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