And Vancouver is a dark, cold place in the middle of the Atlantic.
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The hearing will take place in the middle of the night in Vietnam.
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The hit took place in the middle of the Guadalajara airport, he recalled.
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The next regular election is due to take place in the middle of 2022.
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The next regular election is due to take place in the middle of 2022.
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The roadshow will take place in the Middle East, Europe and US from September 29.
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Second, Iranian revenge may not be identifiably Iranian or take place in the Middle East.
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That's when I found out the class takes place in the middle of a BuybuyBaby store.
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It is specially placed this weekend to take place in the middle of the COP22 event.
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All the fires took place in the middle of the night and did not injure anyone.
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The game really starts when you're forced to flee this place in the middle of the night.
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The adventurous sledding took place in the middle of an inlet called Inglefield Bredning, located in northwestern Greenland.
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Madmen envisioned this place in the middle of the last century as a proving ground for extreme machines.
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Right now we're going to be talking about some things taking place in the Middle East and elsewhere.
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Senator Ed Markey said it was "likely" the vote will take place in the middle of next week.
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When Donald Trump won the election and then chose conservative Neil Gorsuch, Kennedy regained his place in the middle.
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The details: The meeting between Poroshenko and Trump took place in the middle of Trump's first year as president.
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Most demand growth will take place in the Middle East and China, where big petrochemical plants are being built.
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Most demand growth will take place in the Middle East and China where big petrochemical plants are being built.
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There's nice symbolism in having the World Cup take place in the Middle East for the first time ever.
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Canada and Mexico have said that putting tariffs in place in the middle of these discussions could upend delicate negotiations.
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We know that they are deeply engaged in supporting Assad because they want to have a place in the Middle East.
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People were unhappy with the addition of Anders, a white man, to a movie that takes place in the Middle East.
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For years, Iran has boasted — not without merit — that it is the safest and most stable place in the Middle East.
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Probably, but that process would be a long, costly and embarrassing effort -- all taking place in the middle of the Trump presidency.
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She balanced quick reminders of her laurels with the "new Kacey," in-love and feeling good about her place in the middle.
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The episode highlights Facebook's increasingly complicated role in documenting violence, and in some cases, its active place in the middle of it.
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Had the incident taken place in the middle of the road instead of up against the barriers, Cavendish probably would've stayed upright.
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And when Americans have lost a job, almost half have moved to a lower-paying one, jeopardizing their place in the middle class.
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Speaking at a fan convention in Hungary, the Slovakian actor said that the battle will take place in the middle of the season.
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Draw a large circle on top with the spatula to help the Soufflé rise evenly, and place in the middle of the oven.
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No name or number left but whoever you are, rest assured your rose is in place in the middle of the lake. pic.twitter.
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To say that their performances represent a marvelous balancing of qualities suggests that they occupy some place in the middle of the road.
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That journey, and a possible meeting with Mr. Zelensky, would have taken place in the middle of the impeachment testimony in the House.
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It's a game that takes place in the middle of a big world and many lives, and it functions similarly to a novella.
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Noah sat out the last two games with an injured left ankle, giving Kyle O'Quinn the chance to take his place in the middle.
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Wallen wrote, "'I'm not sure why we're up here, but he's taken me to this place in the middle of nowhere,'" the Manger said.
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Wallen wrote, "I'm not sure why we're up here, but he's taken me to this place in the middle of nowhere," according to police.
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Because they may be driving to your place in the middle of the night to pick up, or you might be driving to them.
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The invasion took place in the middle of the game -- so the players had to wait out the swarm before getting back to action.
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Sunday's affair is also out of the limelight: It will take place in the middle of a three-day holiday weekend for many voters.
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The event takes place in the middle of Ramadan, so competitors who are observing the fast cannot eat or drink in the hot sun.
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We need a brave candidate in either party to firmly stake a place in the middle and give moderate voters the option that's missing.
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Another sell-off wave took place in the middle of June when the Russian central bank said the possibility of further rate cuts has diminished.
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Yeah, like when I first wrote it ... what we see in the film is there's homeless camps all over the place in the middle of [Oakland].
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Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun's 1785 portrait of Vicomtesse de Vaudreuil shows the vicomtesse using her thumb to keep her place in the middle of a book.
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Quickly, the signals subtly shifted from "optional" to "obligatory," that instead of a late-night rager, this would take place in the middle of the work day.
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The theft took place in the middle of the day and went on for about 90 minutes, with the gas station attendant unable to thwart the hackers.
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With Ilana, the story takes place in the middle of winter when it's gross and cold outside, and she has one of those big sleeping bag coats.
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Last weekend, the U.S. military conducted missile strikes against the Syrian government, in response to a suspected chemical attack that took place in the Middle Eastern country.
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Though StormiWorld took place in the middle of the day and alcohol did not seem to be flowing, Jenner made sure some delicious junk food got passed around.
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But the scene is not weakened because it takes place in the middle of a murder investigation and stars a grieving widow and a woman recovering from abuse.
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Lil' Kim vanished from the honorees box for a large portion of the show, but she later reappeared in a surprising place – in the middle of the audience!
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The protagonist either wins (if the fight takes place at the end of the episode), or loses in some inconsequential way (if it takes place in the middle).
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The large influx of refugees into Europe in recent years has had its origins in the many conflicts taking place in the Middle East, in particular in Syria.
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As long as someone is trying their best, even if they mess up, I don't think there's any reason to go to that place in the middle of service.
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Since this visit took place in the middle of summer and since we've barely ever seen a photo of Bieber drinking hot coffee, we're guessing there was ice involved.
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Pioneers look back fondly on the days when the island was undiscovered, a wild, slightly creepy place in the middle of the harbor that most New Yorkers simply ignored.
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If I am going to a guy's place in the middle of the night, I'll let my roommate know and send a photo of his location and face to her.
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Coincidentally, the incident also took place in the middle of the day, showing there's no time like your lunch break to have illegal public sex with someone half your age.
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But much of the recent surge in violence has taken place in the Middle Belt, where the herders are typically ethnic Fulani and Muslim, and the farmers are mostly Christian.
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Lagerfeld said he wanted them to "locally purchase a large, white flower bouquet existing out of white roses, to place in the middle of the (main) window," according to the memo.
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This time, the show will tell story over 9 episodes and take place in the Middle East, where protagonist Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) is stuck in a prison -- and the country.
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The incident, which took place in the middle of the singer's set during the We Can Survive concert to benefit breast cancer, was captured on video by numerous fans in attendance.
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The U.S. Open trophy that Stephens was awarded last September, for example, now holds a coveted place in the middle of the dining table in her grandparents' home in Fresno, Calif.
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Quite a few of the classic elements are there: Tom Cruise, for instance, and a foster kid, and a final set piece that takes place in the middle of a holiday.
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Her father has put a bell on the door to alert him when Ophelia leaves the house because she's already wandered over to the neighbors' place in the middle of the night.
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Some people will take things super seriously today, while others will be intense AF. Try to find a comfortable place in the middle—care, but don't lose your mind about a disagreement.
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More likely, though – if Hodgson doesn't go for Sturridge – is that he will play Wayne Rooney wide with Jordan Henderson taking his place in the middle alongside Eric Dier and Dele Alli.
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The Mosul campaign spelled the end of the caliphate as a place in the Middle East, at least for the moment, but not the end of the Islamic State as an idea.
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Choosing a place in the middle of the hustle and bustle of a city gives him a front-row seat to everything happening there and allows him to stumble upon local favorites.
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The details of how the fight never came about are as tedious—the investor willing to pay for the fight to take place in the Middle East pulled out—as they are predictable.
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"We are considering extending the restriction that is in place in the Middle East and north Africa now, and the expansion of those restrictions could include Europe and other locations," said Mr Lapan.
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But why waste a bunch of beams on the sky, say, when you know most of the action is taking place in the middle part of the scene, where the street and roads are?
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Extreme pressure on Trump for results Cohen's appearance will take place in the middle of Trump's visit to Hanoi where he will meet Kim for private one-on-one talks, and negotiations with delegations.
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The attack took place in the Middle Euphrates River Valley 8 kilometers east of a negotiated "de-confliction line" meant to separate Russian-backed government forces and U.S.-backed rebels, according to Central Command.
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One of the life lessons from it was that there is pride and dignity in every single job - even the ones you literally don't see, because they take place in the middle of the night.
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"Anesthetic," a song that Weiss says is comparing a relationship "to being under local anesthesia," indeed sounds like that state halfway between living and dead, conscious and unconscious — a woozy, hazy place in the middle.
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Daruma is a tiny noodle place in the middle of an otherwise-bereft stretch of Sixth Street that seats everybody family-style and serves four types of ramen (two of them come in vegan varieties).
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Op-Ed Contributor DUBAI — In early December Afghan fashion found a place in the Middle Eastern edition of Vogue magazine, lithe models posed in colorful, high-end gowns and accessories made by craftsmen from Afghanistan.
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Thousands of online weapons trades have taken place in the Middle East through platforms like Facebook in the past few years, according to reporting from The New York Times and a Geneva-based research center.
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The forum took place in the middle of a week where Clinton and Trump have attacked each other over their respective defense policy proposals, and decried each other as temperamentally unfit to be commander-in-chief.
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This all takes place in the middle of the afternoon, which can throw biological clocks out of whack: According to Google's Doodle blog, the darkness and resulting drop in temperature causes animals to think it's nighttime.
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" —Gregg Allman "That's sort of what we wanted to do: conquer from the margins, sort of find our place in the middle based on the fact that we were creatures of the margin and of alienation.
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Because it's Crosswalk Theater, the production takes place in the middle of the street as dumbfounded drivers are stopped at traffic lights, and the actors are forced to scurry away each time the light turns green.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov said on Friday he expected new Syria peace talks backed by Moscow, Ankara and Tehran to take place in the middle of January, the Interfax news agency reported.
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The BoE said this reflected concerns about global growth, lower interest rate expectations and possibly uncertainty about Britain's referendum on leaving the European Union, which is likely to take place in the middle of this year.
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I had trusted this stranger who convinced me to hang out at his place in the middle of nowhere, only to later admit that it wasn't even his house before he ran away into the night.
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"When we look at the diversity and range of voices, yes, it's a little more challenging to come to figure out that right place in the middle," he said, referring to the meeting planned for Thursday.
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So in the event that Iran decided to come after an American interest - whether that be in Iraq or Afghanistan or Yemen or any place in the Middle East - we are prepared to respond in an appropriate way.
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They struck dramatic poses — an arm flung over an eye, a hand on a cocked hip, a leg held askew — and paused as the singer Janelle Monáe strolled into the room and took her place in the middle.
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When pressed on the gaffe — which took place in the middle of a primary debate — Perry simply shrugged and said, "Oops," earning himself, in some media and critics' corners, the unfortunate nicknames Rick "Oops" Perry and Governor Oops.
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Officials for both the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee said the session is the type of typical meeting that takes place in the middle of a presidential campaign with three months to go until the Nov.
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I was with a couple of other very longtime organizers, and we had made our way through the crowds and finally gotten to a place in the middle of the mall and got up on top of something.
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The most immediate difference here from the final battle is the lighting: The Themyscira scene takes place in the middle of a bright and sunny day, lit by overhead sun and a reflection that sparkles off the waves.
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We were supposed to be one of the families standing in the walkway that would stop and acknowledge the somber ritual taking place in the middle of the terminal, then continue on our way to a vacation destination.
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However, I find it difficult to imagine what my mod would look like if religion was not an important mechanic in Crusader Kings II. The game takes place in the Middle Ages, so naturally religion is a major factor.
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But that may be less important in the longer run than the sea change taking place in the Middle East itself, where those calling the shots increasingly believe Washington is leaving – and are unconcerned by what America might wish.
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But this contest will be particularly intense, not only because it is taking place in the middle of the Brexit negotiations, but also because the Tories are more divided over the future than at any time since the early 20th century.
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The White House ceremony, on June 1st, took place in the middle of the night for Beijing, where David H. Rank, the most senior American diplomat in China, would have the responsibility of delivering the news to the Chinese government.
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Methodologically, Berenson points out, the issue is complicated by the fact that the first wave of marijuana legalization took place on the West Coast, while the first serious wave of opioid addiction took place in the middle of the country.
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"The nightmares and psychological scars of being dragged from your home to a place in the middle of nowhere; restrained in blankets and Duct tape; assaulted, verbally and physically — those scars and that trauma never go away," Mr. Martin-Crawford, then 28, testified.
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If, for instance, they detected that 3 meters of water were displaced in a certain place in the middle of the ocean, the researchers could, pretty quickly, get an estimate of where that water might go and how fast it would get there.
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Imagine having small children, elder relatives, a life of your own, and having to choose between remaining in place in the middle of a brutal war, or leaving behind everything you know and launching on a journey that you and your family may not survive.
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If this spot lay in the woods and not on a beach you could have said that my father had been taken to a place in the middle of the woods and that it was here, right here, that he decided to build a house.
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Sheriff Bobby Guidroz of St. Landry Parish said that he had summoned Mr. Matthews's father on Wednesday to tell him that his son was considered a suspect in the fires, which all took place in the middle of the night and did not injure anyone.
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Frankly, there's only one real knockout sequence here and it takes place in the middle of nowhere in Western Montana, where Mr. C shows up at the headquarters of a local criminal consortium in search of Ray, the man who tried to assassinate him.
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She is really amazing at resetting the bubble, and going to that place in the middle, and shutting out the noise when she has to, and trying to stay in that level place while the world around her, including immediate proximity, is going wildly off balance.
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" "In the event that Iran decided to come after an American interest - whether that be in Iraq or Afghanistan or Yemen or any place in the Middle East - we are prepared to respond in an appropriate way," he said, adding that "our aim is not war.
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Non-official data from a network of doctors around the country suggests the first infections probably took place in the middle of last year, but that there has been a chronic shortage of the tests required to distinguish Zika from other similar mosquito-borne diseases such as Dengue.
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" Speaking to reporters during his visit, Johnson said: "It is all too easy for a prime minister to come to a place in the middle of an emergency, it is not so easy frankly for the emergency services because ... they are then diverted from their work for hours and hours.
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What made this season such a standout was the context in which it took place — in the middle of a historic and ugly Supreme Court nomination, the month when Black women took the covers of fashion magazines by storm, and a year after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico as Trump's America shrugged.
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After some time, I figured out how to draw wooden furniture in PA's artstyle, so I replaced many objects to get rid of all that shiny metal that one would see in a prison in the US nowadays but that looks out of place in the middle of Russia in the 50s.
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Moore and Drewes' ceremony took place in the middle of it all, at the 10th anniversary of the Games at the StubHub Arena in Carson, CA. The couple won a social-media contest that Reebok set up to find an engaged couple who got together at CrossFit and have continued to train as partners.
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And while there's a certain woo-woo mystique to this vast, unique place in the middle of the ocean, a delightful detachment between Australia and the rest of the boring old world, there's also a sense of responsibility — that all of this is being done out of necessity, not a superiority complex or a competition to see who's the most eco-friendly.
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A vast, eclectic neo-Baroque pile close to the Royal Palace in central Brussels, the Palais—embellished with Near Eastern flourishes and ornamented with grandiose statuary depicting great orators and legal figures from antiquity—was erected between 1866 and 1883 on the site of what was once the Galgenberg, or "gallows hill," where executions took place in the Middle Ages.
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"People forget that the first movie took place in the middle of summer, so this is really the first holiday season after the girls have come together, but what they're realizing is that because they were separated for so long, they don't have any family traditions," John Lasseter, chief creative officer for Disney and Pixar animation, told EW in June.
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But Dominic Cummings, one of Johnson's key advisors and architect of the Vote Leave campaign that spearheaded the push to leave the EU in 2016, told reporters that even if the prime minister lost a such a vote, he would not give up power before the Brexit date of October 31 and Britain's departure could even take place in the middle of an election campaign.
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Even something like his remake of Bad News Bears (a stab at big studio glory that's one of his weaker films) uses the template of a baseball season to add a ticking clock, while his animated experiment Waking Life ostensibly takes place in the middle of a long, dream-filled night and has that most familiar of ticking clocks — of the alarm variety — theoretically hanging over it.
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Syria, though, isn't the only place in the Middle East where a civil war marked by indiscriminate bombing is exacting an enormous and rapidly growing human toll: Just hundreds of miles away from the front lines of Aleppo, the impoverished country of Yemen is being devastated by a months-long military campaign led by Saudi Arabia that has left thousands dead and hundreds of thousands at risk of starvation.
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"People forget that the first movie took place in the middle of summer, so this is really the first holiday season after the girls have come together, but what they're realizing is that because they were separated for so long, they don't have any family traditions" explains John Lasseter, chief creative officer for Disney and Pixar animation, speaking exclusively to EW about the new original (the trailer for which debuted on Good Morning America earlier this morning).
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About 750,000 people stood along the three-mile route as thousands of troops marched around the capital with hardware on display, including the 69-foot-long Redstone -- the first ballistic missile successfully fired by the US. 1961: Kennedy's inauguration Since John F. Kennedy's inauguration took place in the middle of the Cold War, it wasn't surprising to see dozens of missiles paraded in front of the world, including the Nike Zeus -- the Army's first missile designed to intercept ballistic missiles.
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