It pits neighbor against neighbor as readily as it pits buyer against seller.
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"There are many more pits in Swedish forests, for now interpreted as charcoal production pits, trapping pits for animal hunting, and numerous other purposes," Hennius told Gizmodo.
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Veterans worried about effects from burn pits Fumes from burn pits in Iraq and Afghanistan may have caused illness.
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Intact pits indicate olives used for eating, while broken pits from heavy stone mills were used to make oil.
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Jenner reveals that her recent ski trip with Kourtney had its peaks and pits — the pits being Kourt's constant degenerations.
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Truex and Harvick entered the pits in the top two spots and came out of the pits in the same order.
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CME closed most open-outcry futures pits in 2015, although products like Eurodollar and grain options are still traded in pits.
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These pits are not sealed from above, so rain can accumulate and overtop the pits, allowing untreated animal waste into the water.
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The order from the state's Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) requires Duke Energy to store coal ash in lined pits, rebuffing the company's request to cover the pits in order to keep out rainwater and prevent the pits from overflowing.
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The pits surfaced frequently in my conversations with veterans service organizations and on Capitol Hill; there is even a bipartisan burn pits caucus.
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Operators were meant to cover the pits in the areas that they excavated, he said, with local authorities responsible for ensuring pits were closed.
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What to do with immigrants at the border pits the public against Trump just as much as the health care question pits the public against Democrats.
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I've proclaimed my love of stone-fruit pits in these pages, and have long found the flavor of noyaux, or apricot pits, to be indescribably enchanting.
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He reburied them in pits within the Stonehenge site that are known as Aubrey Holes, named for 17th century antiquarian John Aubrey who first discovered the pits.
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The House instead authorizes 2900 pits per year, all at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in NM. Los Alamos is presently authorized to produce 220006 pits annually.
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"These pits may contain ancient dune sandstones around the edges of the pits and could be a good place to look for evidence of ancient life," the summary reads.
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The episode pits the Iceman&aposs techniques against modern medicineThe Goop Lab episode pits Hof&aposs breathing technique and cold exposure practices against doctors, mental health experts, and prescription medicine.
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There were backyard-size pits lit by patrols of a few dozen men, and massive, industrial-size pits designed to incinerate the endless stream of waste produced by U.S. military bases.
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Bird mortality at oil pits dropped from an estimated 2 million per year to hundreds of thousands after industries took measures to protect birds, including the installation of nets above pits.
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The team writes in a blog post: Not clear is whether these pits are impact craters or features resulting from other processes, such as "collapse pits" or the ancient venting of volatile materials.
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Tuesday's GOP primary in the 11th Congressional District pits Rep.
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Landing on such a conventional ending, which pits good vs.
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"The mines are often left as open pits," said Paul.
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There are now nine pits, down from 32 in 2007.
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Go deeper: Brazil's election pits "Tropical Trump" against leftist establishment
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Broadly speaking, the regional imbroglio pits two camps of Muslims.
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The dispute pits two groups of scientists against each other.
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It's a contest which pits youthful exuberance against wily experience.
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Open pits scar the landscape where miners have extracted gold.
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The gold mining happens in open pits like this one.
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But this conflict, unusually, pits the left against the left.
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"Rainbows Pits," she captioned her photo of the finished product.
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The battle pits two House Republicans against one another — Reps.
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Cherry pits are part of the package of the cherry.
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The traditional tradeoff often pits reducing pollution against economic growth.
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The conflict pits two equally improbable alliances against each other.
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The competition pits Northrop (the incumbent) against Boeing and Lockheed.
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Its yawning pits have been filled in with raw earth.
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It lasted through everything: beer showers, sweaty mosh pits, rain.
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Our entire abortion debate pits the fetus against the woman.
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It pits minority groups in our city against one another.
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KBR denies that burn pits are harmful to human health.
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Throughout the novel, Murugan pits the individual against the group.
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Also, new research on red meat pits statisticians against nutritionists.
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The view from the coal pits is far less rosy.
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This vision pits the native born against the newly arrived.
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Nasty isn't saccharine at all; it's music for mosh pits.
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I've fallen a lot: into pits in Super Mario Bros.
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The show pits celebrities against each other in rap battles.
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From potatoes to cherry pits, these things can be poisonous.
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Cherries are another common fruit that actually has poisonous pits.
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The thing is maraschino cherries don't, you know… have pits.
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He didn't see them as endless pits of need, Rachel.
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"They should give us the chance to go into the pits because we know the pits better than them," Mazongo said, as the sound of water pumps clearing the shafts hummed through the air.
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Though poisoning by cherry pit is extremely rare - you'd need to chew many pits to receive a fatal dose - it's still a good idea to remove pits from the fruit before blending or chopping.
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An all women screening of Wonder Woman pits men against women?
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"I worked right next to those pits," Burns tells Fox News.
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The contest pits two former congressman against each other, former Rep.
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A series of pits have been uncovered containing evidence these activities.
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The mayor's race pits two very different politicians against each other.
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Food ran so scarce that people made stews of fruit pits.
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And the main conflict of the crossover pits Tony Stark, a.k.a.
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The really labor-intensive stuff was the soil pits we dug.
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The rush for new listings turned them into speculative mosh-pits.
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Season five also had drawn new participants down in the pits.
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"Thanks for not posting my sweaty arm pits," Monáe added.
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That debate pits hard line intelligence hawks against people like Sens.
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That debate pits hard line intelligence hawks against people like Sen.
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The Waymo lawsuit pits two Silicon Valley titans against each other.
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So there they stood on the lawn behind the Tar Pits.
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Maine's 2nd District: The battle for northern Maine pits GOP Rep.
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I reject any dichotomy that pits the analytic against the emotional.
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Gravel pits transform the incomprehensibly distant geological past into dubious futures.
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So bring on the pool parties, fan misters, and mosh pits.
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And true to its name, the Badwagon is just the pits.
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The close race pits Republican Roy Moore against Democrat Doug Jones.
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Mr. Trump pits hard-working Middle America against the Washington establishment.
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Olive pits, intact or broken, are often found at the site.
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When even these proved insufficient, bodies were burned in outdoor pits.
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They learned that wild boar dig circular pits in the ground.
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Their fossils have been found in the La Brea Tar Pits.
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So you get these pits on the land, sometimes meters deep.
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Thursday Afternoon: Then I went to the La Brea Tar Pits.
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The other semifinal pits Australian Samantha Stosur against Switzerland's Viktorija Golubic.
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An episode that pits him against Japanese mobsters is almost parodic.
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Often, water scarcity pits people within a country against one another.
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The appointment of Ms. Loeffler, a politically untested businesswoman, pits Gov.
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Avocado pits are sautéed, chopped and strained for their nutty flavor.
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You could keel over from the heat in the those pits.
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It was the lack of money that created the snake pits.
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The Wayfair case pits the "Kill Quill" movement against internet retailers.
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Metal miners toil in shafts deadlier than China's notorious coal pits.
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America's partisan struggle pits historically resonant philosophical traditions against each other.
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Take the San Jacinto River Waste Pits near Houston, for example.
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These structures are actually giant pits that once contained wooden posts.
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How was it that I had never heard of burn pits?
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The insights were gleaned analyzing bones retrieved from the tar pits.
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Duke Energy said it has committed to closing all of its coal ash pits but estimated that moving the substance to lined pits will take longer and cost as much as $5 billion more than other options.
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"Whether these features are craters produced by impactors, sublimation pits, collapse pits, or something entirely different, is being debated in our science team," said John Spencer, deputy project scientist from Southwest Research Institute, said in a statement.
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More documents await collection, hidden in homes, caves and pits inside Syria.
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Dinosaur tail discovered trapped in amber Death pits created by giant's footprints?
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He returned to the pits with the Renault engineers setting to work.
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Another disrupter is WhichFX, a platform that pits brokers against each other.
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What formed these layers, and what caused them to collapse into pits?
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Especially like cuts to NEA, NPR, PBS & other artsy fartsy money pits.
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The oldest tar pits in Sweden date from around 100AD to 400AD.
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Most activity in the contracts still traded in the pits is electronic.
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If you want to grow out your pits, more power to ya.
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Today's conflict pits contemporary urban combatants: enraged car owners, and everybody else.
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Simply serve them as-is, and discard pits in the removable compartment.
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The bundles of mummified extended families would be placed in pits together.
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Austria's presidential campaign pits a far-right candidate with an establishment pick.
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I heard that they're digging pits down there for their human waste.
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Other academic researchers were also studying how burn pits had injured soldiers.
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After much embarrassing grinding of gears, I slink back to the pits.
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Class warfare pits voters against each other, and that's a bad move.
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When it comes to tacos, our stomachs turn in to bottomless pits.
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Brysen's ambition in the pits was not always matched by his talent.
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Hopefully GT Sport hasn't been idling in the pits for too long.
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It pits direct human health impacts against the effects of climate change.
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She knew Kate had spent time around toxic burn pits while deployed.
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Then lawns turn to curated dust pits, pocked with loose, yellow tussocks.
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Others insisted on whole cherries so the pits could add almondy nuance.
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Some people prefer a more eclectic look to their neighborhood tree pits.
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"Keeping Up With the Kardashians" pits Kim Kardashian West against her mother.
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"They're digging large pits and burying the animals in there," he said.
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The game pits two teams of four players as warriors and sorceresses.
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For recreation, party members whip each other with belts in mosh pits.
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It pits two top-ranked athletes in their prime against one another.
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And it gives you two layers to stand up to sweaty pits.
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The mandate pits pragmatism versus principle, results versus process, expertise versus ideals.
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Carter said his pits should have space to hold the excess water.
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Parents want custom-everything nowadays for their bashes, including $5,000 ball pits.
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The case pits religious freedom against individual rights guaranteed by the Constitution.
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The announcement pits Abbott against rival in the battle for Medicare patients.
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Some announcers come here and start announcing and never visit the pits.
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The House campaign pits each party's ascendant populist strain against the other's.
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To make natural dye from avocados, all you need are the pits.
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When Massa reached the pits, mechanics from Mercedes gave him an ovation.
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Sunday's Super Bowl pits the New England Patriots against the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Over the past several years, ball pits have made a huge comeback.
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It pits the human mind against the internet, but neither is infallible.
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Read more: Silicon Valley's largest city wants to house the homeless in floating apartmentsThe 'Mole People' live in individual concrete pits that are meant to drain rainwater away from the cityUnder Las Vegas, there are thousands of concrete pits.
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Negative self-talk makes you feel the pits while positive stuff uplifts you.
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There's that zombie fungus, for one thing, but consider also antlion death-pits.
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IndyCar team owner Michael Andretti was also in the McLaren pits on Saturday.
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Large pits in the concrete floor marked where metal forming presses will stand.
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Within the cavity, people dug closely spaced burial pits into the soft bedrock.
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It pits two machine-brains—each its own neural network—against each other.
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The U.S. Senate special election runoff in deep red Mississippi pits Republican Sen.
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Without the novelty of 4DX, this experience would be the absolute pits, though.
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The second fight was over Article 11, which pits tech firms against publishers.
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Regaining her senses, she agrees to their plea to reopen the fighting pits.
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The issue, mostly, pits people in northern Minnesota's small towns against city environmentalists.
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Coal ash is placed in pits or ponds next to coal power plants.
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The oversized bags she adored became bottomless pits that mysteriously devoured her belongings.
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Raikkonen retired in the pits after an unsafe release that injured a mechanic.
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The resulting pits are exposed to the elements, causing continual erosion over time.
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Zigzagging trench lines and pits from bomb blasts are visible in these crops.
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Zigzagging trench lines and pits from bomb blasts are visible in these crops.
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It's basically a mini fan to help circulate some air into your pits.
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But closing the waste pits can cost upward of $100,000, according to Butler.
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The military was aware that the burn pits posed a risk to soldiers.
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Like Baca, many of the soldiers had been exposed to the burn pits.
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" KBR has denied responsibility, insisting that it operated burn pits "safely and effectively.
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The mosh pits are becoming bigger and more and more electrifying and violent.
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That reality pits Wal-Mart against President Donald Trump's "Made in America" push.
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Most manure pits could handle up to 25 inches of rain, Curliss said.
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Western Union's latest product pits it against the likes of Amazon and Alibaba.
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Below the sheer cliff face and the hawk mural were the battle pits.
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Unlike traditional pitters, the pits stay corralled at the bottom of the bottle.
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Trump's disordered management style pits aides against one another and rewards reckless behavior.
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Marriage equality passed, and the pits of Hell did not open beneath us.
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This scenario pits the forces of fact against the dark forces of misinformation.
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Venues will sometimes place interpreters in mosh pits or in an inaccessible area.
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But Gates' testimony pits two former senior Trump campaign aides against each other.
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It scars the land with deep gashes, barren pits, and murky tailing ponds.
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Friday and Saturday nights are easily going to be your biggest money pits.
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Today's playoff pits Ireland against Denmark after their initial scoreless draw on Saturday.
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Most manure pits could handle up to 25 inches of rain, Curliss said.
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She picked heirloom peaches and cooked them with the pits for more flavor.
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Security should not be an issue that pits the United States against Europe.
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The outcome of the case pits the state law against the university's policy.
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Those who own several derricks use tarpaulin-lined pits, which hold more oil.
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Comcast's offer pits the biggest cable operator in the U.S. against Murdoch's Fox.
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Currently, the United States does not manufacture plutonium pits on an industrial scale.
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It pits the profitability of practices today against their viability in the future.
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Pokémon Tower Battle is available worldwide, and pits two players against one another.
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Held annually, it pits the best wrestlers in the world in team competition.
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The Chevrolet and the Toyota drivers came to the pits in bunches, too.
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The case pits claims of religious freedom against the fight for gay rights.
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According to the Missouri Poison Center, cherry pits are high in cyanogenic glycoside.
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Like the tar pits of Early Modern Europe, the Viking pits were funnel-shaped, but instead of using an outlet pipe, the Vikings placed a 3-foot-wide (1 meter) container at the bottom of the pit to collect the drippings.
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Kellogg Brown & Root, which operated the burn pits as part of a $35 billion logistics contract in Afghanistan and Iraq, went on burning waste in open-air pits for years, even after the government dispatched cleaner-burning incinerators to U.S. bases.
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"What happens when the veteran has died, you have many families left with no benefit of the death," said Rosie Torres, the executive director of Burn Pits 360, which helps press for those who believe they were sickened by burn pits.
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In the next gallery, "Hayal Pozanti: Deep Learning" pits technology against the human mind.
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"Feud" pits two families against each other and they are given a survey topic.
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It's true that at times, foreign policy pits American values against concrete American interests.
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It pits the courage of the marginalized against the casual cruelty of American imperialism.
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One of the concentric pits was filled with ash — likely from the burnt posts.
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They are monitoring reports on pits from on the ground and air, it said.
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This pits them against one another, at least in the minds of the public.
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Their advance potentially pits the Turks against both Kurdish fighters and Syrian government forces.
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While she pits J.T. against Michaela, she reinforces her own bonds with them both.
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The lagoons are essentially pits filled with hog urine and feces, along with water.
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The race to "catch them all" pits users and their collections against each other.
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It gave me these weird white elbow pits and dark, dark tops of arms.
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We can choose to end the needless competition that pits states against each other.
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The acrid smoke and ash from the pits was a constant annoyance to soldiers.
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The Banks Group works open cast pits in northern England, supplying Britain and Spain.
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After dinner, the saloon offers karokee, bowling and fire pits under the big sky.
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You can now live your most spicy, fall life is with PSL-scented pits.
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The show pits high-end real estate firm Relegance Group against The McMonigle Team.
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The first round pits one girthy guy against one luscious lady: Walker and Beadnose.
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This causes patches of ice to erode away, forming deep pits and high spikes.
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VFX company CorridorDigital pits a hopelessly outmatched Red team against a hoard of Blues.
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Close examination of the Homo rhodesiensis remains revealed numerous fractures, tooth marks, and pits.
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She has to take tedious, repetitive gigs in Broadway pits to make ends meet.
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A simple first-person shooter, Blaster pits you against an army of alien blobs.
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Ma'at features active pits, which hint at the comet's ever-changing and dynamic surface.
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Hopefully they'll be returned promptly to the pits of Hell from which they spawned.
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The company said mining at its Cuajone and Toquepala pits have continued as usual.
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As the pits and gullies creep closer, local resident Hector Chiwonde, 59, is worried.
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This pits the U.S. against Turkey so long as the U.S. backs the YPG.
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The outcome of the dry tree is something out of the pits of hell.
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The cryptic new trailer pits a pensive Holmes against Moriarty again — or does it?
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Pigot hit an inside wall, and Rahal's car went to the pits for repairs.
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Vettel made it no further than the fourth lap before retiring in the pits.
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Long ago, he explains, the people who lived here dug pits to trap wolves.
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Special Ops pits players into a gauntlet of time-trial and objective-based missions.
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Identity politics reinforces our differences, defines victim groups and pits them against one another.
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The snakes are then tossed into snake pits at the festival, decapitated, and skinned.
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Tailings will be stored in old pits without need to build a new dam.
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"We had to coordinate all those cars taking off at the pits," he said.
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The race pits President Donald Trump, who has endorsed Strange, against his own base.
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Clean, unclean, even that little kick of sweaty pits, can be sexy as hell.
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Mosh pits defy all conventions: by definition they're going to fly off the handle.
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Jaguar pits the F-Pace against the Audi Q5, BMW X3 and Porsche Macan.
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The president's rapid timeline pits the planet's richer, cooler countries against poorer, hotter ones.
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"This case pits the fundamental right to vote against administrative convenience," Judge Walker wrote.
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Radstock was a mining town until the last pits closed down, in the 1970s.
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" Florence would not be the first test of North Carolina manure pits, or "lagoons.
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Yeah, I was really in the pits, that's a good way to say it.
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Critics say the new law pits two narratives of immense suffering against each other.
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You might as well ask if there are La Brea Tar Pits in Scotland.
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Dissidents within the guerrilla camps were hounded, tortured and incarcerated, sometimes in underground pits.
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The 1999 storm flooded manure pits and contaminated waterways with animal carcasses and waste.
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Unfortunately, it lacks the eye-widening gaudiness of literally any of America's gambling pits.
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For farmers, draining the pits ahead of a hurricane is a race against time.
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Mario runs into bad guys; he falls into pits; he gets crushed by spikes.
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The car, a 22016CV, was repaired in the pits, and the team finished second.
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People stream past the machine gun pits and the men selling fresh, fragrant popcorn.
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But it has landed a lot of performers in the pits of mannerism too.
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"It sounds like the pits" is asking for a sound-alike, but of what?
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Hog or swine lagoons are human-made pits or dugouts that store animal waste.
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Some claim that capitalism's love of growth inevitably pits it against a stable climate.
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Touring the pits with Ahlum was like visiting the abeyant ghosts of my childhood.
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Further, there have been no orders for newly manufactured pits in nearly a decade.
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" Florence would not be the first test of North Carolina manure pits, or "lagoons.
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There are statues inside the maze and even fire pits to keep people warm.
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The new images revealed that the object features small, dark pits on the surface.
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Ultimately, Trump's plan pits people who are struggling to get by against one another.
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Pits stay in the container: Joseph Joseph Helix citrus juicer, $20, josephjoseph.com/en-us.
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Some were thrown into deep limestone caves and pits that dot the Adriatic Coast.
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So far two of the pits have been excavated, officially disproving the stone theory.
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Chris Bucher, a local photographer, turned the pits and cracks into action-flick landscapes.
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There's Potholes of Philadelphia, which lavishes a reflective touch upon the city's watery pits.
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After death, residents were buried in pits dug into the floors of the homes.
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KBR&aposs attorney, Warren Harris, told the court that the decision to use burn pits was made by the military, which also made decisions on where the pits would be located, what hours they would operate and what would be burned in them.
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Update: Good news for the 13,000+ people who've been waiting for the triumphant return of Rosy Pits: As of noon EST today, she's back... and she's selling out fast, so get your hands (and pits) on a stick while you still can.
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Options pits, where trades in commodities like gold, silver and oil take place face-to-face instead of electronically, will close a year after the CME shut most of its futures pits in New York and Chicago due to shrinking open-outcry volumes.
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The U.S. presidential election campaign pits Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton against Republican candidate Donald Trump.
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Olay's newest offering actually has us excited to scrub our pits — and that's a feat.
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This image shows a set of coalesced collapse pits in western Valles Marineris on Mars.
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The answer will probably be whichever option fucks up their money pits the least.[Telegraph]
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Alonso's actions in limping back to the pits after suffering two punctures were specifically mentioned.
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It also further pits Nielsen against Netflix, which has long kept its viewership data private.
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The strategy is clever because it pits local and state officials against a federal directive.
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Which, while not nearly as serious as a ruptured appendix, is still the pits. Love.
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The question pits religious conservatives against religious liberals, just as it divides the non-religious.
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The lagoons are essentially waste pits filled with hog urine and feces, along with water.
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Ortiz, who confessed to the Texas Rangers, told authorities the body was behind gravel pits.
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THE most striking battle in modern business pits the techno-optimists against the techno-pessimists.
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Its traditional form, in which men fight in mud pits, was wildly popular in Haryana.
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Shutting the futures pits last year is expected to save CME $10 million per year.
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This one pits the DUP against many of its erstwhile supporters in business and farming.
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In 1979 the Museum of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses was opened above the pits.
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Heck, we'll even trade our powdery floral deodorant for cinnamon-spiced pits — 'tis the season.
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Imagine the time saved making guacamole if you didn't have to deal with the pits?
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The machines are now covering over the pits that cost 140,000 zlotys ($37,000) to dig.
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Vettel took the opportunity to dive into the pits to change to dry weather tyres.
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Cocktail avocados, sans pits, are grown in Spain and come from an unpollinated avocado blossom.
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Characters who made "bad" decisions were snatched by scary demons to the pits of hell.
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Injuries or fatalities from workers falling into the pits of fiery coal are also common.
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It was like some kind of prehistoric scene when creatures fell victim to tar pits.
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Mines can use sphagnum to filter out toxins from pits where by-products are collected.
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Mission scientists are also looking at various hills, craters, and pits seen on the TNO.
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The election pits his former deputy, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, against main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa.
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It pits its journalists against major speakers and grills them for all they are worth.
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When it comes to burn pits, however, that kind of risk assessment simply isn't possible.
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That made the most likely second-round scenario one that pits Le Pen against Macron.
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The flames slammed into the fire pits below at six times the speed of sound.
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They decided to meet on the grass fields at the nearby La Brea Tar Pits.
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Of course, the move pits BlackBerry up against the likes of Apple, Google and Tesla.
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As we climbed, he guided me away from brittle rock faces and possible snake pits.
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As folks in the trading pits say, the potential surprise is all on the upside.
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Oil pits can be covered with simple nets to save birds from oily, gruesome deaths.
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War pits apes against humans, with Woody Harrelson playing the leader of the human resistance.
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It pits a strong advocate with a voice against an industry-friendly lawyer with power.
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Breaking down and recycling the e-waste, which can involve burn pits, causes health problems.
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"That's the only good thing Thatcher ever did: Shut the pits," they say in unison.
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The matchups include one that pits two iconic plays against each other: Othello and Hamlet.
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Yes, pits, as distinct from craters, which are essentially surface features caused by meteorite impacts.
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The only remains of the "Eden" camp were some old fire pits and more bones.
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We went around to clay pits in Staten Island and the Palisades in New Jersey.
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The group had been vocally against the EPA's decision to clean up the Waste Pits.
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Their video and advertising ambitions pits the two against the internet giant, Alphabet Inc's Google.
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Here the sidewalk Linden trees are carefully maintained, their tree pits adorned with pink coneflowers.
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The landing site is on the head portion of the comet, near some intriguing pits.
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It pits our communities against each other and runs contrary to our historical immigration narrative.
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What you cannot see is behind corners and walls, crevices and pits, and the mountains.
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And, in those pits, they dumped thousands of tons of toxic CH sludge and dust.
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Open refuse pits will be replaced by enclosed composting factories, detouring the storks once more.
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Hairy limbs, pits, and nether regions have become quite a contentious subject in recent years.
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This is one of the ways gas development pits neighbor against neighbor, tearing communities apart.
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It pits the Yukon territorial government against three First Nations and two environmental non-profits.
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Instead, the page is composed of photos of oil wells, mining pits, and construction.—Motherboard
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Their bodies fell into pits, which were then covered and left as anonymous mass graves.
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It's a cyber-World War III that pits dictatorships against democracies in wars of information.
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The seeds, or pits, sprouted, as they still do, into the city we know today.
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Or do you hold on tight, because after all, you heard about those flame pits.
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As Bugs Bunny will tell you, there are no La Brea Tar Pits in Scotland.
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Thank you for welcoming my father to preach from the pull pits of your churches.
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The proposal pits poor working-class families against one another based on race and ethnicity.
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She said the evidence shows that most of KBR's burn pits were in fact unauthorized.
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Even when his textures are as clotted as mud pits, they're roiling, volcanic, forward-moving.
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But let's guess Darlene has some extra cherry pits lying around, should he need them.
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"Swimsuit is a diversion from the pits of hell to get people excited," she said.
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"Pits" are seeds in fruit, and a five-letter sound-alike for seeds is CEDES.
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Los Alamos is to make 30 pits per year, and the South Carolina plant 50.
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The depth of the pits suggests the cataracts must have fallen from a considerable height.
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It pits the Employees' Retirement System of Rhode Island against Facebook in a Delaware court.
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He does not bag everything he sees in the gutters and tree pits he passes.
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Floor traders had hoped that complexity would keep alive the need for open-outcry pits.
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The pits are dotted around a clearing some 8 km from the main dirt road.
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We happily toasted them in one of the fire pits outside on the cedar deck.
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The other semifinal pits the eighth-seeded Petra Kvitova against the unseeded American Danielle Collins.
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These are pits usually about 8 feet deep and lined with clay to limit leaks.
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It's starting to get gentrified now, but when we lived there it was the pits.
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While his previous subject matter has included mainly subjects he shot in the mosh pits of hardcore shows, his latest series, Mosh Pits, Raves, and One Small Orgy expands his oeuvre to include different settings, but similar groups of strangers gettin' down in various ways.
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The parliamentary system pits party interest against national interest, and career advancement against evidence-based policy.
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The case pits two companies battling to dominate the fast-growing field of self-driving cars.
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Brewer still remembers the acrid odor that hung over military bases where burn pits were used.
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This holiday season, Hasbro released a sequel, Pie Face Showdown, that pits players against each other.
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Children can be seen sliding playfully down nearby hills while senior citizens gossip over fire pits.
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Animals and ball pits are a tried and true formula for a good pick-me-up.
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You can also save up to 50% on select fire pits just in time for summer.
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Overcapacity in the steel industry needlessly pits Chinese and European workers against each other, Malmström said.
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Car sales are the pits, and that's not changing unless gasoline prices double, which isn't likely.
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"On the other hand, in ground fire pits do present some unique risks," the site continues.
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No one in the surviving CME pits in Chicago seems worried by the New York closures.
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Though loyally protected by local residents, some of the horses still fall into abandoned mining pits.
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Many of them are dying from what they believe was their exposure to the burn pits.
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The brand new, minutes old video pits the press against a blender, which loses quite handedly.
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Villagers are loth to empty latrine pits manually, a task relegated historically to dalits (formerly untouchables).
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Disposing of or storing fracking wastewater in unlined pits so that the toxic water contaminates groundwater.
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The bid pits Deerfield, Illinois-based Mondelez against the Hershey Trust, one of Pennsylvania's wealthiest charities.
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The DoJ's foray into the question thus pits one arm of the executive branch against another.
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The OSIRIS instrument's narrow and wide-angle cameras will be snapping photos of the Ma'at pits.
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It was aiming for a a spot between the pits seen on the left and right.
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The Puppy Bowl XV starting lineup includes 39 puppies and pits Team Ruff against Team Fluff.
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The pits burned day and night, many of them around the clock, seven days a week.
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The Defense Department maintains that there is no proof that the burn pits made soldiers sick.
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In 20153, the VA commissioned a major study of burn pits, focused on the Balad base.
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The game pits you, a single brave space explorer, against waves upon waves of hostile spaceships.
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Women can instead celebrate their bodies in whatever way they see fit, hairy pits and all.
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The May 9 election pits Prime Minister Najib Razak against 92-year-old former premier Mahathir.
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The takeover battle for Stada pits a combination of Advent and Permira against Bain and Cinven.
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Riffity riffs and mosh pits don't lend themselves to Wuthering Heights reenactment for the most part.
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He pits factions against each other, seemingly for the sole purpose of making himself feel stronger.
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That the show pits one maligned demographic against another is both provocative and grossly ill-timed.
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At the end of the day, Harris's plan pits a private option against a public one.
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And "The Great Indoors" pits Joel McHale against a bevy of millennials making his job obsolete.
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The game pits workers at the estate in Norfolk, England, against villagers from nearby Castle Rising.
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That there is some clear-cut divide that pits younger and older feminists against one another?
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And I do not want to re-enforce a story line that pits men against women.
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The space is filled with a smattering of fire pits, and tables and chairs with umbrellas.
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That pits it directly against Deliveroo, whose operations now extend across 12 countries, mostly in Europe.
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The national championship game in Atlanta pits the University of Georgia against the University of Alabama.
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The Italian got back on track before retiring in the pits as Honda started the celebrations.
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The vote pits President Muhammadu Buhari, in power since 2015, against former vice president Atiku Abubakar.
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It thinks of them as gilded palaces of sin, houses of ill repute, pits of despair.
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While headlines claim "peak venture" on valuations, at the earlier stages, it's more like the pits.
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At some point every summer I wake up to find apricot pits strewn in my bed.
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More subtly, Ms. Verzutti pits the translucence of oil paint against the implacable opacity of acrylic.
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For example, many reported gang rapes during some of the performances (inside mosh pits, for example).
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The playoff format that pits the league's two best teams against each other in round two?
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These babies are great for face, pits, butt (not a doctor's opinion), and lower back sweat.
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Mr. Trump, who often pits advisers against one another, appeared to be receptive to the argument.
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They range from small burial sites with eight bodies, to massive pits believed to hold thousands.
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Dump it into open-air pits, drench it in jet fuel and light it on fire.
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The Washington Post: In Iran, the coronavirus burial pits are so large, they're visible from space.
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Hundreds of munitions have been hauled away, most of them from a handful of burial pits.
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The property is dotted with fire pits, and come evening, guests are invited to make s'mores.
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Read more:The greatest tournament in 'Jeopardy!' history pits 3 famous champs against each other this week.
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It's this nightmare that lies just beyond language and resides in the pits of our stomachs.
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The Puppy Bowl XVI starting lineup includes 24 puppies and pits Team Ruff against Team Fluff.
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Unaware of Newman's injuries, he and his team celebrated on the track and in the pits.
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Cockfighting, an ancient blood sport, pits roosters against one another in gladiatorlike combat to the death.
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Visitors stand around an al fresco shed where pitmasters fire up brisket on three barbecue pits.
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Look at a track following a race and you'll see thousands of compact, hoof-shaped pits.
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Already on the grounds, patrolling through the pits where the racecars were parked, was Jeff Ahlum.
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Theaters and playhouses flourished, most famously Shakespeare's Globe Theater, as did brothels, bearbaiting pits and breweries.
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Thirteen victories in the Tournament of Champions, which pits New Jersey's state champions from all divisions.
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Unlike in the trading pits of Chicago, most sessions are limited to one sort of commodity.
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Open-outcry pits have gone away with the rise of electronic trading over the last decade.
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The CME has said options pits will remain open as long as enough customers use them.
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Column stills were used instead of pots, and masonry ovens replaced the pits: no more smoke.
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The RFS pits two of Trump's support bases against each other: Big Oil and Big Corn.
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With eight former winners in the lineup, another clash of European champions pits Liverpool against Porto.
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The La Brea Tar Pits are one of the world's richest repositories of ice age fossils.
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In my view, sofa pits raise one important question: Why not just watch TV in bed?
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He pits natural and grinding mechanical sounds against each other, constructing a fixated, frenetic dancefloor experience.
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The fossilized skeletons were found in mysterious death pits in Xinjiang in the far west of China.
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The notoriously unshaven star attended the Vanity Fair party Sunday night, and flaunted her freshly-shaved pits.
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In these pits, all manner of trash, medical waste, and industrial chemicals were set ablaze for disposal.
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"This summer we are witnessing a hysterical political islamophobia that pits citizens against one another," he said.
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The televised week-long competition pits 41 countries' contestants against each other in a series of rounds.
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The pits, 6.5 miles outside of downtown, contain drilling fluids and refinery wastes dating to the 1940s.
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There were only a few guys in attendance—snarling East End types with eyes like coal pits.
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In "The Darkening of Tristram" a new 16-level dungeon pits players against the original game's bosses.
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The handheld scanner works best on the challenging curves of the animal bones recovered from the pits.
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Your heart is in the right place, young lady, now get a shower and shave those pits.
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These pits could have made between 200 and 300 litres of tar in a single production cycle.
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The battle between the oil industry and corn growers pits two traditionally Republican constituencies against each other.
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It's the next closely watched case that pits two of Silicon Valley's biggest players head-to-head.
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DEEP IN PITS hewn from the earth dozens of teenage boys slam their hammers into the rock.
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Something of a polymath, she studied surgery in Paris under George Cuvier and helped build coal pits.
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About 20 minutes later, Walden and Brandon Smith, his defensive coordinator, made it to the clay pits.
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Yes. But for most of us down in the pits it was the time of our lives.
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The surveys found more than just ancient structures: they found evidence of pits from modern-day looters.
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These 15-ft animals ate avocado whole, traveled, and then pooped, depositing the pits in new places.
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The story pits Curtis and Michael Myers against one another as two people singularly focused on revenge.
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The German was pushed into the pits by marshals and returned to the track 193 minutes later.
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The number of CME open-outcry trading pits has declined from 22015 in 203 to nine today.
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Researchers uncovered 25 male skeletons in two burial pits in Sidon, Lebanon, dating to the 13th century.
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According to satellite images and reports from the ground, the looting pits at Dura-Europos are innumerable.
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Private investment in education makes governments uncomfortable because it pits a private good against a social one.
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The first matchup pits the Uprising against the Fusion, while the Gladiators will take on the Spitfire.
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The custom-made steel pits are designed by KGFirePits on Etsy, and are hand-crafted to order.
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I pull out a couple of dates and replace the pits with dollops of peanut butter. Yummyyyy.
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These pits and crypts create an absurd amount of surface area on each tiny grain of charcoal.
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Afterwards, a layer of aluminum is put on top, to reflect the pits back to the laser.
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Like the original commercials, the game pits a team of helmeted Budweiser bottles against their light counterparts.
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And in fact, two burial pits consistent with these accounts were found at the Ndachjian-Tehuacan temple.
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Camp Speicher, in Iraq, produced so much trash that it had to operate seven burn pits simultaneously.
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On its public health web page, the VA has posted a terse, official statement about burn pits.
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"We know the debate over the Durbin Amendment pits retailers against debit card issuers," the group said.
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Student loans are the pits, but I knew from the get-go they'd be a long haul.
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Thursday's special election pits Gianforte against Democrat Rob Quist in a contest to replace former GOP Rep.
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Fifteen states have sided with Nevada, which pits pharmaceutical conglomerates up against most of the U.S. states.
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A really inspirational story that pits obligation versus ideology in a test to see which wins out.
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We are sitting, incongruously, on leather couches placed on the concrete pits at a racetrack in Qatar.
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When the race restarted with six laps to go, Busch had come out of the pits first.
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The company has proposed restarting production at limited capacity and using old mining pits to store tailings.
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That report showed that chemicals used in fracking had leaked from unlined dumping pits into Pavillion's groundwater.
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That day at the Tar Pits was the last time Danno and Hanson ever met in person.
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The instalment pits her against spies, cybercriminals and corrupt government officials and sees her confront her past.
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The worst that could happen: Does your friend have extra clammy hands and overly sweaty pits, too?
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The plot pits one girl against one shark; there are no other major characters in The Shallows.
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When the manure pits overflow, they risk contaminating water supplies with bacteria like salmonella and e. coli.
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She brings him in because in the wake of Carreyrou's articles, yeah, motivation is in the pits.
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The conflict pits the bureaucracy of the European Union against the sovereign governments of its member states.
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That's the reality, and it sets up a match that pits two intransigent constituencies against one another.
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Over the next 30 years, the Navy dumped radioactive material and other contaminants in large rubbish pits.
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The case pits two leading Democratic firms that provide voter-targeting information to campaigns and party organizations.
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For centuries, farmers dug pits with sharp spikes at the base, and place branches over the hole.
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Verstappen collided with Hamilton, punctured a rear tire and damaged the transmission limping back to the pits.
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Of all the Middle East conflicts, the war in Yemen most sharply pits Iran against Saudi Arabia.
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They live in concrete pits that are meant to drain rainwater from the city after a storm.
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Back in 2013, power utilities started removing the waste from the pits alongside coal-fired power plants.
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An alternate proposal from the presentation pits wireless providers against each other to build separate 5G networks.
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He estimated that some fifteen million dollars' worth a month was being extracted from the pits nearby.
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The San Jacinto River Waste Pits, for example, contain carcinogenic dioxins, which are linked to birth defects.
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The few remaining residents there sit in wooden homes with fire pits, sometimes drinking homemade corn whiskey.
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The Trump administration's war is not one that pits Republicans against Democrats, or even conservatives against liberals.
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In the pits after the race, there was considerable bickering about whether Beauchamp really was the winner.
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Now we'd like to see a version that pits the Brat Pack in a battle against Voldemort.
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Seeing the world through their eyes, bombing hills, bleeding, traveling, and sleeping in seven-man 'stink-pits.
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The conflict pits Iran-allied Houthi rebels against the government backed by the Saudi-led Arab coalition.
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The paradox is troubling because it pits the laws of quantum mechanics against those of general relativity.
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The Creators Project: First off, can you tell me about the origins of your Mosh Pits paintings?
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The miners themselves, often young men fleeing poverty in Andean villages, also suffer in makeshift mining pits.
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The conflict pits the military of Kiir, an ethnic Dinka, against forces loyal to Machar, a Nuer.
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It pits a candidate running far to the left against someone trying to appeal to the center.
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When his mud-caked car returned to the pits, Stewart climbed out and yanked off his gloves.
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The dispute pits two staunch, headstrong nationalists against each other — both with ambitions to reshape their region.
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Though many pits have been shut, the craggy landscape bears the scars of decades of excessive mining.
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The boat day (yes that is the technical term) featured a plethora of giant money pits a.k.a.
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She also pits Brodie against pedophiles and sexual predators in a story that's all too credible today.
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The two pits, which were initially covered with soil, subsided over the years, leading to more pooling.
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We've been stuffed into what seemed like enormous mosh pits oozing with adoring fans of Elizabeth Warren.
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In 2010, lawmakers banned the military from using burn pits except where there was no feasible alternative.
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Set in Hawaii, this game show pits pairs of young contestants against each other in grueling competitions.
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Today, visitors to Los Angeles can visit the tar pits to learn about the fossils discovered there.
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Black holes are gravitational pits, trap doors to eternity, predicted by Einstein's theory of gravity, general relativity.
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Militants had also reportedly dumped sulfur in trenches and pits in Mosul and were holding civilians nearby.
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Many operators disposed of their toxic coal ash in unlined pits nearby, posing a hazard to groundwater.
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In two days, almost all the town's Jews were shot to death in front of open pits.
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But the protests have left their mark on the village's shaded paths, tranquil beaches and barbecue pits.
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The plot pits Tarzan and Williams against Leon Rom (Christoph Waltz), an oppressor in a white suit.
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In the mountains nearby, bulldozers cling to treeless slopes, scooping out red soil and leaving gaping pits.
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At its most basic, "City" is a mining project—pits, mounds, and the ramps that connect them.
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On the ground, it pits an array of rebel groups against the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad.
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Construction sites doubled as archaeological pits, and countless tombs and historical relics were unearthed in the process.
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We would be crossing snowy mountain passes, black sand deserts, raging rivers and hot, acidic mud pits.
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We would be crossing snowy mountain passes, black sand deserts, raging rivers and hot, acidic mud pits.
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"They spent a fortune on the pits and they put them in the wrong place," he said.
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The futures and options industry built itself around open-outcry pits in Chicago nearly two centuries ago.
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WASHINGTON — Everywhere he went in Iraq during his yearlong deployment, Ryne Robinson saw the burning trash pits.
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To determine the likelihood of an avalanche, patrols will study the snowpack's layers by digging snow pits.
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For "Untitled 12" (2017), he pits high-paced coastal development against its negative effects on marine ecosystems.
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He is comparatively feasting against the Sixers in this highlight, but the Sixers are, objectively, The Pits.
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Jeri learns life-changing news that pits her against a foe she's not sure she can face.
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Paleontologists had long known about the fossils in the quarry and in other marl pits in the region.
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Trump's statement also pits him against GOP lawmakers on only the first day of a new Congress. Sen.
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To this day, Brewer vividly remembers what he saw—and smelled – while examining the flaming, open-air pits.
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The burn pits were used to dispose of all manner of waste - including highly toxic chemicals and compounds.
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It was during those missions that he was often exposed to the heavy smoke conditions of burn pits.
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During his service, Robinson had often assisted in disposing of waste in the burn pits of his base.
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It all makes perfect sense for dunes, and doesn&apost match what we&aposd see for sublimation pits.
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A handful of male bodies were unearthed away from the pits, on the eastern side of the henge.
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It's an ongoing battle as service members contend that their health suffered as a consequence of burn pits.
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The three-bedroom house is a midcentury dream complete with glass walls, fire pits, and an infinity pool.
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It is all far removed from the mud pits, beatings and folk medicine of her uncle's training days.
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The pits got much bigger—reaching eight to ten metres in diameter—and moved far into the forest.
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That damage cost him crucial time in the pits where his car was fitted with a new nose.
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The crisis broadly pits the country's traditional elite, including the military, against the Shinawatra family and its supporters.
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The Republican race, which pits former Olympic cyclist Marty Nothstein against entrepreneur Dean Browning, hasn't yet been called.
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Almost every veteran who sought benefits based on exposure to burn pits had his or her claim denied.
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Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden is thankful that Simon Cowell no longer pits women against each other.
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Maggie Hassan pits two reasonably popular female statewide officials against each other in a hugely important swing state.
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The race to deploy a commercial, self-driving product pits GM against untraditional players like Waymo and Uber.
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Kidston is an abandoned gold mine in northern Queensland with two massive empty pits, just 400 meters apart.
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Surrounding Sputnik is a complex mess of ridges, valleys, and pits, sculpted by erosion and possibly tectonic processes.
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This year, that will probably result in a general election that pits Ms Feinstein against Mr de León.
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The CME Group closed most of its futures trading pits in Chicago and New York City last year.
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It needs to endure a lot of trial and error, including regularly falling into rivers and lava pits.
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The defense will instead try to establish a different pattern — one that pits Cosby against a powerful movement.
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Wednesday following the election, the options pits were in a flurry with traders focused on oil giant ExxonMobil.
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The triage process that pits some rebuilding projects over others reflects the broader financial ruin in Puerto Rico.
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Under the guise of unity, it pits women against each other (in a fight over men, no less).
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Fresh, healthy, paraben-free pits that actually smell like roses and bergamot are waiting on the other side.
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Eggers weaves a long, ambiguous journey of a novel that pits his heroine between madness and the sublime.
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He has said he'll send miners back to the coal pits and reverse President Obama's Clean Power Plan.
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Because the earth hauled out of the pits over decades was simply dumped elsewhere, it is very loose.
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Meanwhile, the biggest fiends on your crew will scavenge in their tents or at fire pits for butts.
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A three-tiered deck with several fire pits overlooks the Newport harbor at Gurney's Newport Resort and Marina.
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As the name suggests, the game pits your Bitmoji against your friends' in a series of short minigames.
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You'll find bargains on polos, jeans, activewear, sneakers, sandals, lawn mowers, grills, fire pits, and so much more.
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Looting pits may be quite deep, and all material located above the looted artifacts is destroyed or lost.
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After leading 13 laps, he was penalized a lap for passing the pace car while entering the pits.
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But the truth is that gerrymandering pits political power against the people, regardless of which party holds power.
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In 2009, DeJoria lost the brakes in her car and crashed through the sand pits and safety nets.
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That game pits God, Jesus, Ganesha, Budai, Buddha, and Muhammad against one another in a battle of supremacy.
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The other semi-final pits Argentine fifth seed Juan Martin del Potro against American 14th seed John Isner.
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The Solheim Cup is a Ryder Cup-style biennial team competition that pits the United States against Europe.
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I got there in the summer and it was so great: beaches, cookouts, ice cream, and fire pits.
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The annual competition pits one character against another, asking fans to vote for their favorite among the 100.
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The abandoned pits have filled with rain, marked with danger signs to deter locals from entering the area.
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There were three pits around the edge of the property and one large "show pit" in the center.
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The only real influence in her music today is her own life experience, with its peaks and pits.
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Friday's other semifinal pits No. 2 seed Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus against No. 6 Dayana Yastremska of Ukraine.
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This case pits the nation's sports leagues against New Jersey in the state's bid to legalize sports betting.
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Malcom C, alias Talcum X, powdered his pits to stay dry and his hands to improve his grip.
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It works like this: each brief stage pits you against a small group of enemies, armed and unarmed.
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If you've been looking for the best undershirt for managing your sweaty pits, then the search is over.
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This tension pits neighbor against neighbor, tribe against tribe, Republican against Republican in a battle over the future.
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Andretti's focus remains unbroken as he roars out of the pits before you can get your helmet off.
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They accomplish this by making homes on golf courses, in drainage pits, vacant lots, and on school campuses.
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Stroll got a puncture on lap nine and lost a lot nursing his car back to the pits.
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Poland's pits have clocked up losses of billions of zlotys as world coal prices sunk to record lows.
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The game came a week after the Congressional Baseball Game, which pits a team of Republicans against Democrats.
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For many, gravel pits represent pure financial potential as the bedrock of skyscrapers and the backbones of highways.
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If I need a refresher, I have no shame in popping a little hand sanitizer in my pits.
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Medical marijuana can be as contentious an issue as recreational weed since it often pits morals against science.
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This is The Long Dark, a first-person survival video game that pits players against the great outdoors.
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Nor can we consider that power imbalance in isolation from the way Amazon pits cities against one another.
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Georgia's election pits the ruling Georgian Dream Party against the UNM, which lost a national election in 2012.
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Paul's position on FISA pits him against the Trump administration, which wants FISA Section 702 reauthorized without changes.
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Many turn to panning for black-market gold in the watery pits of mines, where mosquitoes infect them.
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He banned liquor from the pits and imposed new restrictions on car modifications, obviating the bootleggers' chief ingenuity.
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While car repair joints can be classic grease pits, body shops are often temples of organization and tidiness.
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This inaugural competition pits shelter dogs against one another in categories like snoring, couch potato and wiggle butt.
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With its plush seating, fire pits and well-heeled clientele, Charmaine's caused lines to form down McAllister Street.
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The cherry pits mold to the shape of whatever muscle needs some heat, and it smells good too.
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Shining Path and Peruvian Armed Forces are believed to have buried at least 200 people in these pits.
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"Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" is getting a gun fighting mode that pits two players against another duo.
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The predators were attracted to the pits because horses, bison and camels would become stuck in the tar.
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I'm just obsessed with them — they're naturally occurring tar pits that are in the middle of Los Angeles.
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But with all the disjointed bits, the song could leave dance floors and mosh pits in severe disarray.
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It's a multiplayer first-person-shooter game that pits two teams against each other: Terrorists and Counter-Terrorists.
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The competition pits teams from around the country against one another in a variety of brick-building challenges.
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"Abandoned Playground" pits these dancer-athletes against the limits of their own strength and endurance, and they triumph.
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The other semifinal pits No. 7 seed Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan against Kristyna Pliskova of the Czech Republic.
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All the lizards that had had access to sand pits swam in them at least ten times each.
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In particular they have looked at a series of deep pits in the bedrock between Dover and Calais.
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While excavation in pits where the remains were found had been halted, the renovation was still moving forward.
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On the face of it Boeing's case against Bombardier pits a US industrial giant against a Canadian competitor.
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The pits of peaches contain cyanogenic compounds, which the human body converts to cyanide, a poison, when consumed.
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This year's Super Bowl pits the New England Patriots against the Philadelphia Eagles and PepsiCo against your wallet.
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"These open pits near our rivers and streams will be there forever and a day," Lopez told Reuters.
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Its South American business holds appeal, but it has ageing U.S. pits and runs Indonesia's troublesome Grasberg mine.
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We have no capability to produce plutonium pits (the heart of nuclear weapons); recovery will take a decade.
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Radiation survivors from the 1950s, Gulf War disease veterans and the victims of burn pits receive little coverage.
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You're watching "The Masked Singer," Fox's new competition series that pits 12 extravagantly costumed celebrities against each other.
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As he made the short walk back to the pits, the fans in the grandstands stood and applauded.
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In my early 20s, I frequently participated in the Toronto summer tradition of breaking into Christie Pits pool.
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Officials had worried the water would overwhelm several pits where coal ash had been stored, potentially contaminating rivers.
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When the destruction of the landscape stopped with the fall of East Germany, those living closest to the pits had won the lottery: After billions of euros of cleanup, the pits were converted into large lakes, and the lakefront land became some of the most expensive real estate in the region.
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Additionally, there are more women veterans than ever before, as well as veterans exposed to burn pits, all of whom require specific services from the VA. Congressional bills such as the Deborah Sampson Act and the Burn Pits Accountability Act, IAVA-led legislation, begin to address these and other needs.
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The lieutenant talked about these on assimilated enclaves, which are like open pits of gasoline waiting for a flame.
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Block, which pits the actor against professional rally car driver Ken Block, known for his viral Gymkhana video series.
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"Similar credible reports in Mosul state that they have placed sulfur pits in close proximity to civilians," she said.
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Listen, you don't even have to dive into the deep, dark pits of the Internet to find out why.
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Or, will Eva find a way out of a society that pits the most powerful women against one another?
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On Mars, huge lava flows create channels and pits in the landscape, as captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
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One issue, the results suggest, is that the pits aren't being cleaned as often as they perhaps should be.
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This "new crypto war" pits public safety concerns against the argument that backdoors and robust security are mutually exclusive.
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Everything was incinerated in the pits, say soldiers, including plastics, batteries, appliances, medicine, dead animals and even human waste.
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Go deeper: Read the rest of Axios' Deep Dive on prescription drug prices Trump pits Republicans against their donors
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Their downtown "premier apartment" building offers a rooftop terrace with fire pits, a 24-hour gym, and entertainment suites.
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The agency said it hoped that key observations from the pits would "reveal secrets" of the comet's interior structure.
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A competition pits Blue Origin's innovative BE-4 engine against a conventional one made by older rocket maker Aerojet.
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It's a battle that pits hardliners on rolling back climate initiatives against the more moderating influences in the administration.
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The show, which will make its debut this year, pits the pair against one another in decorating face-offs.
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This new version pits seven chefs against each other in competition for the chance to become an Iron Chef.
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We see these money pits as smart investments even though they provide less than 1 percent return each year.
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According to a 2010 Government Accountability Report, more than 1,000 known toxins and carcinogens were burned in the pits.
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A large volume of bullish bets in the options pits has one trader jumping on the Home Depot train.
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The Los Angeles Zoo, La Brea Tar Pits and museums have offered free admission to students during the strike.
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Residents and local activists near the pits have blamed the site for high incidences of certain kinds of cancer.
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My signature sweaty pits were on point that day and I think I was having an internal anxiety attack.
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But over time, Appalachian coal mines grew less productive; today most coal is mined from open pits in Wyoming.
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Heck, you don't even need people: This gastropub didn't have enough fire pits so I added some more pic.twitter.
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For more on Spotify's not-an-IPO, check out our feature piece: Going public pits Spotify's suggestions against everyone
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It pits her promise to renew Guatemala's democracy against efforts by a worried ruling class to entrench its power.
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"I always have hope," she told Entertainment Tonight at the Stand Up for Pits benefit in Hollywood on Sunday.
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The proposal, called Bill 21, pits Montreal, Quebec's biggest and most diverse city, against the rest of the province.
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All right guys, one of my favorite moments is when the President really pits the people against the powerful.
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Fondue served by outdoor fire pits and an outdoor hot tub are a nice match for cool spring evenings.
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It was now all about his out-lap, Ricciardo's in-lap, and any precious time wasted in the pits.
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The burn pits were supposed to be temporary, an imperfect stopgap required by the exigencies of invasion and occupation.
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Shortly after returning home, he testified to a panel of Democratic senators about how KBR operated the burn pits.
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The registry did not guarantee medical treatment or disability payments to veterans who had been exposed to burn pits.
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While such a review would not be comprehensive, it would help determine whether burn pits had made soldiers sick.
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Back in Warren Park, as the pits and gullies expand, residents like Chiwonde despair that anything will be done.
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The initiative pits well-heeled industries against each other over highly-profitable products -- a recipe for an expensive contest.
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I've definitely reached that point when the checkered flag signals all of us to head back into the pits.
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Syria's civil war pits President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Iran, Russia and Shi'ite militias against mostly Sunni rebels.
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I let his leash go so he could run away, but one of the pits got hold of Kenai.
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The deal is set to make Didi even bigger and pits its services against Uber in yet another country.
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The pits may be the result of ground collapse, when ice underneath the surface melted or sublimated, NASA thinks.
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The game, called "Spot the Imposter" for obvious reasons, pits your food knowledge against everything in the Chipotle kitchens.
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Once we finished building all the barbecue pits for the restaurant and stuff, we started working on smaller ones.
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New Genesis is a lush green paradise, while Apokolips is a scorched, nightmarish land marked by massive fire pits.
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After a lackluster race, and hitting the wall, McAllister was all smiles while smoking a cigarette in the pits.
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Exercise may teach people to associate their racing hearts and sweaty pits with safety, not danger, the researchers concluded.
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Religious liberty One of the most controversial cases of the term pits claims of religious liberty against LGBT rights.
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Legal experts say the case will be interesting because it pits two strands of Kennedy's jurisprudence against each other.
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But his crew ordered him to the pits, telling him he would otherwise come up half a lap short.
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Rugged Maniac features obstacles such as muddy water slides, tunnels, fire pits and large walls that participants must scale.
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I take in the tiny names of features, a matter-of-fact procession of gravel pits and drill holes.
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In 1993, the year before Nelson Mandela became South Africa's first black president, 615 miners died in the pits.
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That pits her against EMILY's List, the Human Rights Campaign, NARAL, SEIU and other members of her own party.
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The Dollar Index, which pits the greenback against a basket of currencies, was up 0.68 percent Tuesday at 94.83.
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I've been through my share of fire pits, if you count owning five of them as a fair share.
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Block, which pits the actor against professional rally car driver Ken Block, known for his viral Gymkhana video series.
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The runoff pits former Texas Water Development Board Chairman Bech Bruun against former Victoria County GOP Chairman Michael Cloud.
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The investment, the largest Apple has ever made, is significant in part because it pits the company against Uber.
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It's basically a hole puncher for cherries and olives that removes those pesky pits without being disgusting about it.
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Under U.S. law, mine operators are required to clean up pits and restore vegetation after minerals have been extracted.
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It pits the safety of one's citizens against the nation's adherence to the rule of law and international agreements.
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Mosh Pits, Raves, and One Small Orgy is on view at Jonathan LeVine Gallery from April 2 - 30, 2016.
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That push pits it further against Pabst, whose "PBR" cans are a mainstay in college parties and dive bars.
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This award was named for a young man who succumbed to disease brought on from exposure to burn pits.
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The case pits the ride-hailing company against Waymo, the self-driving car unit of Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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"That frame pits workers against each other," said Mary Small, the legislative director of Indivisible, a political organizing group.
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The reception area was next to an enormous, shallow, blue decorative infinity pool lit with fire pits at night.
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