It's a proximity problem, and proximity is a problem we can solve tomorrow while we're waiting.
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He's a man in proximity to power who confuses that proximity with actual intelligence, influence, and, worst, ability.
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The device also has an ultrasonic proximity sensor behind the display, replacing the traditional front-facing infrared proximity sensor.
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Spencer Weart believes that the black humor of the '60s was actually occasioned by proximity — a nervous proximity that forced nervous laughter.
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They're competing for proximity to celebrity itself, and all the advantages that proximity to celebrity entails—money, cachet, becoming a celebrity yourself.
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In general, deaf-accessible design focuses on architectural elements in five categories: acoustics, sensory reach, space and proximity, mobility and proximity, and light and color.
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"We like the proximity to Tanglewood and the proximity to the mountains," he said, noting that his sons ski every winter weekend at the nearby Butternut resort.
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Hansel Bauman, the architect behind DeafSpace, has redesigned parts of Gallaudet's campus around five basic principles: space and proximity, sensory reach, mobility and proximity, light and color, and acoustics.
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Shell has said that the key factors in its decision to build in Pennsylvania were the proximity to low-cost ethane, proximity to customers, and tax incentives from the state government.
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New York and Washington also offer proximity to important customers.
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Proximity to such a tragic event completely changed his mind.
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Yeah, and this, his proximity to it gives him life.
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The bathroom in close proximity, the laughter — the nefarious laughter.
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Growth is about competitive advantage, not proximity to the scene.
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The sublevel bar had probably been chosen for its proximity.
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This proximity makes Kim's threats existential to Japan's big cities.
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The proximity of the two meeting houses is an emblem.
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In addition to added jobs, proximity means more innovation potential.
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Its time represents our collective proximity to a global catastrophe.
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Its proximity to this month's brutal shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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If it's in physical proximity, you will unconsciously use it.
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Dementia risk, however, did vary with proximity to busy roadways.
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Partly, it's the power and proximity of his physical presence.
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Again, the proximity of my seats helped explain all this.
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The rich, Fitzgerald wrote, enjoy "the consoling proximity of millionaires. "
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The group's model is based on proximity and problem identification.
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Acceptable body proximity is different in different countries and cultures.
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You know, because of his current proximity to 80,000 monsters?
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Mattsee's proximity to Salzburg makes it a popular recreation spot.
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Andina's proximity to glaciers has generated sharp criticism from environmentalists.
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Despite the proximity of the troops, Boko Haram's attacks continued.
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Additionally, these housing areas' proximity to family needs is important.
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The spotlight on Ms. Abedin and her proximity to Mrs.
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And it's no longer just about proximity or mutual interest.
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Unlike the physical world, in cyberspace, physical proximity is irrelevant.
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"Yeah," I said, clearly not comprehending my proximity to celebrity.
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It just puts you in proximity to the music scene.
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How important is the physical proximity between the two parties?
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Or maybe what we really need isn't proximity, but persistence.
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Both natural disasters can occur in proximity to each other.
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We have excellent public transit, bringing people into close proximity.
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But that proximity to Mr. Trump only goes so far.
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Your proximity is my Rock of Gibraltar as is Michael's.
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A fireplace sits in close proximity to this crisp kitchen.
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Most importantly, she brings proximity to the story, Michael said.
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"There is power in proximity," Stevenson has said in lectures.
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Water: Another thing to think about is proximity to water.
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"I think that proximity doesn't translate to support," Vandeveer said.
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And proximity to power creates a gravitational pull toward normalization.
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At first, Cohen cashed in on his proximity to Trump.
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This proximity clearly rattled her, but it reassured her, too.
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Power, and the proximity to it, is the only metric.
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Proximity is a key factor in patients' choice of Trust.
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But he craved proximity to Hollywood's celebrities and beautiful women.
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"The big change is the proximity to death," he said.
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After he arrived, his proximity fired up the sexual tension.
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I think that's owed to Governors Island's proximity to Brooklyn.
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If you don't have proximity around you, meaning you're not near older people, you're not near people of color, you're not near women, your proximity determines a lot of your decision-making to anything.
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No association was seen between proximity to a major road and the development of Parkinson's disease or multiple sclerosis, but varying levels of increased risk -- determined by the level of proximity -- were discovered for dementia.
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Here, he's showing off, flexing his proximity to the fashion elite.
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Minikus's easy marriage with horses stems from his proximity to them.
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Hong Kong being close to China (means) the proximity does help.
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I was propped up in an inappropriate proximity to My Papa.
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Data would be collected about the user's proximity to the audio.
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C. lackeys that all they care about is proximity to power.
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Backlash She has also suffered backlash simply by proximity to Trump.
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But proximity also makes Mr Putin wary about antagonising the Iranians.
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A modicum of attention is expected, given her proximity to power.
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PROXIMITY to power does not make Washington, DC, a kindly place.
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But beyond proximity, intimacy is the secret to long-lasting friendships.
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Proximity tends to be a safeguard from making a terrible choice.
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She's frazzled by proximity to Joseph's creation, to being complicit herself.
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That proximity chat griefing was a factor in PUBG's early launch.
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The proximity could theoretically reduce components cost for making the iPhone.
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Hotelling's theory of proximity accurately predicts how people will actually vote.
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Temple said he had always appreciated its proximity to the court.
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Its proximity to beaches is also a huge draw for visitors.
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What Rhodes lacks in critical distance he gains in unobtrusive proximity.
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His proximity to the first black president is undoubtedly a boon.
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"We love the proximity to the World Trade Center," she said.
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In many cases, the problem is simply one of close proximity.
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She believes that the proximity of Lucy gives her self-confidence.
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But Mexico has a lot more to offer than convenient proximity.
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Then they mapped residents' proximity to major roadways using postal codes.
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Both militaries are operating in close proximity there against ISIS targets.
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Both sides are now flying in greater proximity to each other.
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National Socialist Party, and the subsequent "grim proximity" of culture and
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Living in proximity has been a positive experience for both families.
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Glasswing definitely benefits from the firm's proximity to Boston's stellar universities.
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Well Denzil, violent crime is most often a matter of proximity.
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The problem for me, then, became my proximity to untouched Edens.
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The couple say they will miss the proximity to the park.
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Their conspiracy theories have not diminished with their proximity to power.
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Even the proximity of bullets resulted in shock and inaction. Why?
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I don't think you can actually change unless you have proximity.
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But there are other problems with combining power, proximity and desire.
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A school building in proximity to a hospital is worth investigating.
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But more often, proximity to an amoral leader reveals something depressing.
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"It's close proximity to Boston and New York," Mr. Sirotkin continued.
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Its growing population and proximity to Europe make that fact undeniable.
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Such maneuvering, and proximity to danger, is common on Vietnamese roads.
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His designs emphasize the proximity of housing, shopping and public space.
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Each performer bonds with the next through proximity and matched movement.
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McDaniel has been in close proximity with Trump in recent weeks.
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Others who ship globally may focus on proximity to transportation hubs.
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Because of the descent, a ground-proximity "DON'T SINK" warning sounded.
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The event defied comprehension; proximity, perhaps, offered a path to understanding.
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But even there, simple proximity doesn't necessarily mean you'll catch anything.
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And wasn't the proximity of LAVA LAKES to ICE PALACES nice?
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Despite its proximity, it is not part of the United Kingdom.
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His proximity to the government made him privy to state secrets.
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It depends on the individual and their proximity to the blast.
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Dumbo's proximity to Manhattan and the waterfront was a major draw.
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But even there, simple proximity doesn't necessarily mean you'll catch anything.
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Lyles, however, was shot in proximity to small children, while pregnant.
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She was not stimulated by the proximity of violence and privation.
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"Its close proximity to D.C. is a great draw," she said.
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The intelligence agency in closest proximity was the National Security Agency.
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Have his business interests profited from his proximity to the president?
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Unless of course you're cooking in her employ or even proximity.
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Yet there is still a pleasant sense of proximity, residents say.
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Here, the proximity to whiteness is toxic, a danger, a threat.
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Call it "proximity cinema," a type of cinema for the poor.
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The panel was the predecessor and catalyst for In Close Proximity.
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Besides conventions, the other gaming events most impacted by the spreading novel coronavirus are esports events, where thousands of people gather into close proximity to watch skilled players square off against one another in close proximity.
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But why does proximity to water make me feel centered and free?
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While these attacks could be carried out remotely, others required closer proximity.
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Most of the deceased were found in close proximity to their homes.
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The challenge lies in finding these small objects, despite their close proximity.
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US maritime strategy envisions stationing forces in proximity to potentially hostile shorelines.
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GOODLATTE: But the time proximity, as Mr. Gowdy pointed out, is significant.
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But I value my proximity to campus and my lack of roommates.
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There are definite benefits to working in close proximity to each other.
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The biggest asset of Brazil's spaceport is its proximity to the equator.
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The *land* under them becomes valuable depending on proximity to other things.
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They were in close proximity but not isolated from the other works.
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Both are bringing technology into ever-closer proximity with the human body.
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Both artists seem to enmesh proximity and distance in their family portraits.
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A major clue might lie in the site's proximity to caravan routes.
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His proximity to the Russian president earned him the nickname "Putin's Chef".
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But despite that proximity, the roughly year-old business has already flooded.
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"We're an extremely close family and not just in proximity," Kugler says.
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The whale's proximity to Hauser had saved her from a potential attack.
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How you feel about Baltimore probably depends on your proximity to it.
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His proximity to Gal Gadot, who portrays DC's feminist icon Wonder Woman.
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However, those teams are being reorganized with a focus on geographic proximity.
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Proximity to China means freight costs are lower than for other producers.
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Belonging to a generation involves more than proximity of dates of birth.
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A sense of family was also fostered, Segato recalled, through sheer proximity.
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And that proximity to a firearm is even more damning for women.
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Southern Democrats' ideological proximity to conservative Republicans reduced polarization and facilitated bipartisanship.
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Why would Superman even be in proximity to this routine rocket launch?
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NFC uses electromagnetic radio fields to connect two objects in close proximity.
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Of course, the proximity to the world's highest mountain can't hurt, either.
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But Standard Chartered's Marrs said in an interconnected world, proximity isn't enough.
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The proximity to Wyoming's discounted crude makes it particularly desirable, people said.
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Maybe this proximity will help push a Timberlake-Styles collab into being?
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Like novels, games bring us into close, intimate proximity to their protagonists.
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But what seduced us is the proximity to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
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Their injuries were apparently related to their proximity to the lightning strike.
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And other products were in close proximity to each other as well.
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Friends in proximity to a burning ear candle tend to slow down.
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It's likely the proximity of the European close at 11:30 a.m.
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On Earth, we get those things from our proximity to the sun.
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But it had harbor views, proximity to night life and few restrictions.
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Still, the proximity of checkpoints to gates will determine where you enter.
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Their youth excites us, just as equally as their proximity to danger.
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The torched field is a testament to the proximity of the fire.
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On occasion, this puts me in very close proximity to NBA LargeMen.
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Most people without proximity to narcissism can be easily snowed by assholes.
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Proximity is more than just a raw distance from here to there.
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Employees compete to curry favor with the leader, and proximity grows important.
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However, given the timing, proximity, and duration of my exposure to Sen.
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Despite their physical proximity to each other, the two did not overlap.
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Voting in person in proximity to other people could spread the virus.
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Those missions frequently bring NATO aircraft into close proximity with Russian aircraft.
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E.V.: Yes, because it leads to a lack of proximity and understanding.
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Violent crime, he notes, often exists in vertiginous proximity to ordinary life.
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"Words in proximity to one another take on another meaning," he said.
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But the proximity is toxic, and custody of the word is slipping.
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They are, as a community, accustomed to living in proximity to secrets.
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Prolonged interaction with others in close proximity should be limited, he wrote.
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But the coronavirus is becoming more widespread and its proximity more immediate.
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I guess I'd never been around cats in such close proximity before?
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Other than their proximity, they seem to be relative strangers to you.
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But its proximity to nature was just as much of a draw.
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Some rescue workers grew ill and collapsed from proximity to the dead.
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He tracked their availability and proximity using the database, court documents said.
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It draws its power from its lack of proximity to soaring oratory.
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Think about how you feel when in proximity to a nice dog.
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Despite their close proximity, the teams hadn't played each other since 35.73.
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After all, she was already empowered through her proximity to white men.
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A handful residents refuse to leave despite the proximity of the frontline.
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The siblings' proximity to the Clintons' public work also arose during Mrs.
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They rely on groups of users in close proximity to work effectively.
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One of these two satellites was coming into close proximity with Aeolus.
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Jacksonville boasted a large industry, proximity to New York, and great weather.
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Lozoya poses a more difficult challenge, given his proximity to the president.
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Its only real appeal for Chinese gamblers, he said, is its proximity.
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The physical proximity only happens in meetups and at locations like VidCon.
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This might be proximity bias, but I'm very proud of this record.
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Taking a selfie requires close proximity, which could be a security issue.
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And, again, it appears that gaining access to a given wi-fi network still requires physical proximity to the router, so KRACK targets can't be hit from anywhere in the world, unlike hacks that have no proximity requirements.
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They're just different flavors and that's often how I'll refer to them—football Pup Scrubs, camo Pup Scrubs, or even proximity Pup Scrubs, which is firefighting proximity gear, like what firefighters would use during a high-intensity fire.
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In the 1964, 1968 and 1972 presidential elections, I find proximity to black-led nonviolent protests was associated with significant increases in countylevel Democratic vote-share whereas proximity to black-led violent protests caused a substantively important decline.
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In a town best known for its quaint streets and postcard-perfect cottages, as well as its proximity to Stonehenge, the world-renowned neolithic monument beyond the hills nearby, residents were stunned by their sudden proximity to international intrigue.
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But Finisar also works on proximity sensors including the ones in the AirPods.
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These advances in what engineers call "rendezvous and proximity operations" have elated many.
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The inferno happened in a neighbourhood where poor and rich live in proximity.
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Real estate prices can swing based on technology and proximity to pollution, too.
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Russia has the advantage in Europe due to its proximity and pipeline connections.
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No doubt his class had trained in close proximity to the accident site.
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So, too, can the informal exchanges that happen by being in close proximity.
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By extension, Infinity War only benefits from its proximity to Black Panther's release.
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With McAuliffe, proximity is immediate, and loyalty is developed on a personal level.
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Meetings are getting smaller, reducing the number of people with proximity to information.
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Mississippi doesn't make art, it makes artists; raised on struggle, family, and proximity.
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He has proximity to the High Priestess of Brand Endorsement Deals, Kris Jenner.
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Or really, two scandals that flared up in close proximity to one another.
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My dad's childhood and adolescence were shaped by his proximity to the conflict.
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I'm willing to give our proximity to Hollywood most of the credit here.
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For a start we have to win profits from our proximity to power.
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" Close to each other in proximity and in age, "We'd share birthdays together.
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Levin was not in his car, or in the immediate proximity of it.
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They risk overestimating the advantages and underestimating the risks of proximity to him.
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"Five to seven years ago proximity to public transportation was paramount," said Stokes.
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He is in proximity to no one but the natural world around him.
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The device uses computer vision for facial recognition and Bluetooth LE for proximity.
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Ergo, this theory goes, proximity led to the Jewish love of Chinese food.
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ABC News first reported on the plane's potential proximity to the missile Tuesday.
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Bush is merely from old money, as is Powell (though only by proximity).
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Roots removes this obscurity, placing the audience within dangerous proximity to the truth.
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Unlike Jordan, Egypt and Israel, Palestinians and Israelis have a real proximity problem.
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Proximity to protected open spaces makes for desirable places to live and work.
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As he moved to close his event, he played up his proximity again.
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Agitate for spaces of questioning in as close proximity to conflict as possible.
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Don't forget to consider nonfinancial factors, like schools, weather and proximity to family.
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Her proximity enables the rendering of bloodshot veins in her cheeks and hands.
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But Chaffetz may have also been motivated by his proximity to President Trump.
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Initially The Artist is pleased with himself and his proximity to the king.
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What I'm trying to say is proximity is the problem with White Gays.
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Now it thrives thanks to its proximity to the M4 motorway and Heathrow.
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Will and Rachel kiss in close proximity to a Fisher-Price basketball hoop.
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In a White House where proximity is power, Kelly's public positioning speaks volumes.
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His body was recovered in close proximity to where he was last seen.
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Mere silent proximity of social kinds seems an ignoble and inadequate social ideal.
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She chose Lake Powell for its amenities and its proximity to Conifer, Colo.
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But the proximity that really mattered and benefited all was inside the lounge.
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The speed and proximity of the aircraft truly leaves little margin for error.
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Facebook Dating's proximity to Facebook could also be seen as a downside, however.
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An indoor farm's proximity to population centers is supposed to make it greener.
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There is a rule in Washington: Proximity to the Oval Office is power.
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He disliked the sensation of two bodies being in proximity; I did not.
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It's no coincidence that Sangmorakot sits in such close proximity to a temple.
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Oh my god, I thought, the ramifications of our proximity dawning on me.
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The advantage of this restricted space is its proximity to my other life.
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She had no problem with the congresswoman's proximity to the president, she said.
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"It's the density, the proximity, that we're trying to reduce," Cuomo said Sunday.
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On the bus, passengers seem unnerved by coughs and sniffles and general proximity.
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I feel clients in general might feel put off by the physical proximity.
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The constant proximity required that the photographers I assigned be real-life friends.
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For decades, one of Reno's chief attributes has been its proximity to California.
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Here, double shadows are cast due to the world's proximity to two stars.
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Occupants such as Mr. Popovich said the proximity was an asset for customers.
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Coincidences place the different plots in geographic proximity rather than fully integrating them.
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Despite New Hampshire's proximity to Vermont the natural ski terrain has stark differences.
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These people have always exploited a certain proximity to America's most storied figures.
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Traditionally, it has attracted buyers from Spain because of its proximity, he added.
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Check out Proximity Arts, a blog run by students currently in the program.
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Manafort's proximity to the Trump White House continued through at least February 2018.
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Fastened to the body, the exercise devices have a unique proximity as witnesses.
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It's much easier to talk to one another if you're in close proximity.
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Increased proximity most likely expanded white people's knowledge of what nonwhite people face.
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In various stages of proximity and strong lighting, I would glimpse that fact.
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They can provide proximity, shared activities and a larger pool of prospective friends.
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Because of its proximity to urban areas we are looking to mothball that.
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Because of its proximity to urban areas we are looking to mothball that.
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We see Aimee's confused face at his proximity before it dawns on her.
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But the main issue, a person close to Mr. Trump said, was proximity.
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"It's criminal, it really is," she said of its proximity to school children.
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Bats live on every continent except Antarctica, in proximity to humans and farms.
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I figured my proximity would be sequestered to the book, or the movie.
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As national-security adviser, Bolton has unrivalled proximity to the Commander-in-Chief.
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The technology adjusts the information shown based on your proximity to the device.
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You should not be in proximity of people of that age and (female).
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One was a team's proximity to its parent club and to potential opponents.
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"A lot has been made of Modi's public proximity to Israel," he explains.
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The company has many stores in close proximity to one another, cannibalizing sales.
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Unfailingly toeing the administration line has helped Pompeo maintain his proximity to Trump.
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His proximity to the state is an advantage and disadvantage, said several strategists.
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That and the gym's proximity to my shrink's office made her presence understandable.
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It leads one to ponder the awkward proximity between philosophy and political power.
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In the two smaller paintings, seeing and reading are brought into close proximity.
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García Bernal: Yeah, and you reach a certain proximity and understanding with music.
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This means a few unvaccinated people living in close proximity can be dangerous.
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According to one person close to Mulvaney, White House doctors advised against having him travel in such close proximity to the President and the first lady, but Trump was also uncomfortable being in such close proximity with someone who was ill.
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So affluent young people might be drawn to proximity to a Whole Foods and an array of independent coffee shops and yoga studios, while working-class families might prefer a cheaper supermarket and proximity to some home-based day care providers.
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Algeria offers cheap labour, proximity to Europe and has been calm for a decade.
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Personal proximity to a religion seemed to play a big role in the findings.
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Twitter has binary class system with proximity to power represented by 'blue tick' insignia.
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Italy's proximity to North Africa puts it – along with Greece – on the front line.
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Why is there a boom in psychonauts with such close proximity to total destruction?
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Keep in mind this works best when you're in close proximity to the device.
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There's a proximity and an intimacy that you rarely see coming from the outside.
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Anglade said Macron's movement Republic on the Move (LREM) and ALDE shared "intellectual proximity".
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Investigators believed the intended victim was "in proximity to the home," Mr. Krumpter said.
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The novel follows these two over the course of a summer of forced proximity.
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So phones need proximity sensors, but do they have to be black and ugly?
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Cheap labour and proximity to big markets were often enough to lure foreign plants.
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At airports we resent those who covet seats in close proximity to charging stations.
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Moldova, which has a close proximity to Russia, has long struggled with fake news.
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I definitely have thought about how Wendy inhabits space, how she uses physical proximity.
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Partly improvisational, the installations are designed to negotiate proximity and distance, reality and fantasy.
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Its perceived proximity to the sun during the summertime only added to this reputation.
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The county's proximity to Europe made it a centre of economic activity long ago.
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Physical proximity to an office mattered for most of D.C.'s 200-year evolution.
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The victims suffered "horrific injuries" from a weapon fired in close proximity, he added.
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And I'd like to imagine eyes being forced to see because of sheer proximity.
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Does this means that Cersei and Dany will be back in close proximity again?
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Marin County is gorgeous and worth exploring even without its proximity to the city.
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The bed on the right side of the room ... the bathroom in close proximity.
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"Proximity to Dead Skin" is their latest attempt to fuse diversity, activism, and art.
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They are concerned about safety, dogs, and proximity to the nearby preschool and park.
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With customers increasingly engaged, proximity has become a major boon for startups in NYC.
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Some astrologers believe that this close proximity can suggest flat-out tension and awkwardness.
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Delegations would meet in separate rooms in "proximity talks", with diplomats shuttling between them.
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From the outside, time appears to slow down in proximity to the black hole.
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The Ranger project attracted controversy because of its proximity to the Kakadu National Park.
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She and her mother sat in close proximity to Castile when he was shot.
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Due to their close proximity to the star, these planets are almost certainly uninhabitable.
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Given all this proximity, it's inevitable for athletes of all kinds to cross paths.
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Proximity to Asia and existing pipelines and LNG export facilities makes Northern Territory attractive.
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For many, however, it remains taboo; the proximity of the donor seems too complicated.
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That, plus the state's proximity to Washington's establishment Democrats, give Hillary Clinton an advantage.
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Proximity to forests is also what's driving the increasing damage tallies from these fires.
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I started to fear for Joyce anytime they were in conversation or close proximity.
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Could we also have misjudged the proximity of mass conflict in the 21st century?
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As a side note, Siri auto detection between devices in close proximity is great.
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Cosby and Allred have lived much of their lives in strange and striking proximity.
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Would a large expenditure at both Pimlico and Laurel make sense given their proximity?
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CT: Given Hong Kong's close proximity to China, you're not even in China yet.
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When you have that kind of proximity, the smaller size is a big advantage.
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But Clinton's political proximity to Obama could pay dividends in the general election, too.
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Both men are physicians, and have been living in close proximity for 17 years.
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Proximity to market just means there is a cost advantage in terms of competing.
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It was chosen due to its proximity to a home Blankenship owns in Nevada.
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But Mr. Christie's proximity to the possible next president has come at a price.
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Lexington, Kentucky offers affordable housing, and a close proximity to the University of Kentucky.
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They include space availability, accommodations, demographics of the children and proximity to potential sponsors.
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The neighborhood has benefited from its proximity to the CityLife development, Mr. Magaglio said.
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The companies' close proximity in the Seattle area may be the most obvious reason.
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But eventually distance and careers divided them, and they sought love in closer proximity.
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Robot offer similar but automated functionality when triggered by something like the user's proximity.
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How did your (and Trent Reznor's) proximity to addiction influence Cargo In The Blood?
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Cell phone proximity records suggest that you may have suffered a breakup or loss!
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The last thing I wanted to ask about is the proximity to the president.
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"There's a proximity there, and also there is a redundancy," Townsend said of Iceland.
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Despite its relative proximity to London, about 21 miles southeast, public transportation is limited.
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Its proximity to a major road and a train station made for noisy evenings.
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The proximity of Trudeau's news conference Wednesday to his front closet came in handy.
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"It's really nice to have that kind of proximity for logistics," Ms. Watson said.
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The proximity of New York and Philadelphia could generate collaborative projects, he has said.
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And both lines rise sharply, in close proximity: As inequality increases, so does polarization.
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Sailors live in close proximity aboard Navy ships, and communicable diseases are easily transmittable.
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Properties with historic significance or proximity to environmentally sensitive areas might also have restrictions.
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As Hopper's painting demonstrates, it can arise just as easily in situations of proximity.
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"They sleep and live in very close proximity, sharing toilets, sharing showers," Buchen says.
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Cultural similarities between Hong Kong and Taiwan and physical proximity were also important draws.
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Lions like P-22 can live in close proximity with humans without being spotted.
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Jeffrey Epstein was a master of maximizing and leveraging proximity to wealth and power.
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"The homes were in close proximity to the location of the explosion," she said.
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Audiences may share his exasperation, as "The Whirligig" spins its characters into confrontational proximity.
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These shortfalls intensify when there are multiple disasters close in geographic proximity or multitude.
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Outsiders muse at the geographic proximity, but the similarity to Prince Ali ends there.
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There's a good reason that white nationalists rejoice at Steve Bannon's proximity to power.
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But Mr. Alexander's decision was in part influenced by the proximity of the election.
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Proximity can bring you business deals, jobs or school placements overseas for your children.
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Despite the close proximity, the two schools hadn't met since 1977 before Monday's game.
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How have people been able to help when they live in proximity to refugees?
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Despite its proximity to a large city, median household income is an abysmal $280,2170.
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But instead, high-tech industries became about proximity to your fellow high-tech workers.
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That gives the company close proximity to shoppers and compels more frequent store visits.
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We know that other variables — cost, flight times, proximity, destinations, airline — are at play.
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Other than attractive prices, close proximity encouraged most Asian buyers to turn to India.
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The proximity of the Vietnam War made this subject even more real for us.
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With three sports stadiums in close proximity, there's always a game to take in.
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Fame—proximity to it, self-abasement in pursuit of it—became an enduring theme.
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The union added that construction staff often work in close proximity to one another.
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Bakersfield's housing market is definitely attractive for its affordability and proximity to pricier locales.
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Said games considered, maybe keep two squeezable soothers in close proximity, just in case.
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You can appreciate the proximity to such beauty and craft, but it hurts too.
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Kigotho said the building's proximity to a nearby swollen river likely damaged the structure.
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But we also, as a group, operate in proximity to extreme wealth and power.
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Mercedes creating the first proximity key, which could fit in a wallet, in 2003.
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As MGI's Susan Lund explains, "more production is happening in proximity to major consumer markets".
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For now, the pair is looking forward to spending more time together in closer proximity.
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But despite the proximity of the two countries, there's little transfer across the Tasman Sea.
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This suspect activity would appear to any onlooking military as obvious rendezvous and proximity testing.
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Despite the proximity of Northern Virginia to Washington, DC, it feels like a world apart.
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Women who grow up in proximity to elites aren't supposed to draw back the curtain.
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Apple also left room for what is marked as "prox flex" for proximity sensor testing.
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That sort of proximity won't be guaranteed for every home, or device, in the future.
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Still, White House officials acknowledged that Vindman's credibility stems from his proximity to the call.
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But despite the person's close proximity to the whale, the paddleboarder managed to stay afloat.
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Or that closeness may turn out to be the deceptive proximity of parallel legal universes.
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Am I trying to recreate the physical proximity I once felt with their digital presence?
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Limbaugh didn't flout his proximity to power as much as other right-wing media figures.
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At the same time, two dancers in "Some Proximity" were gliding around the back room.
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Alter's erratic movements are based on sensors that can detect noise, temperature, humidity, and proximity.
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But Mini gets more out of its investment in Brooklyn than a proximity to cool.
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The school-proximity law bans clinics within 2,000 feet of a K-8 public school.
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No other states have enacted limits on the proximity of abortion clinics to public schools.
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For many, shea butter (or Vaseline—whichever was in close proximity) holds a similar memory.
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Definitely not human beings, and definitely nothing other than degrees of proximity to a fantasy.
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In fact, this proximity was one of the reasons it was chosen for the mission.
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This has sometimes brought him into proximity with people who hold unsavoury views of Jews.
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It suggests that proximity to immigrants correlates with pro-migrant sentiment, rather than the opposite.
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Basically, the voltage of a sensor can adjust based on its proximity to a magnet.
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My confidence quickly deteriorated at a rate proportional to my proximity to the lobby entrance.
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"The proximity to that much wealth can only rub off on us, mum!" you urge.
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She says that they chose their apartment specifically because of its proximity to public transportation.
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Here are the fights we want to see in no particular order/proximity to reality.
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The Agnes E. Fry, Spunkie and Georgianna McCaw went down within proximity of each other.
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Cyprus has seen little militant activity for decades, despite its proximity to the Middle East.
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The ministry pointed to the proximity to the European Central Bank and its banking oversight.
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She and the three injured were likely in close proximity to the explosion, Sawyer said.
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Japanese firms have long benefited from geopolitical proximity to America and geographical closeness to China.
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"It used to be that buyers really cared about proximity to public transportation," Serhant explained.
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This richly researched history shows how these cosmopolitan, headstrong women exploited their proximity to power.
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Despite the close proximity, rivals seems too strong word for Pinewood, Tyler Perry and Blackhall.
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But Strange's proximity to the disgraced former governor has provided his critics with ammunition regardless.
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But the proximity to so much social and political upheaval helped permanently fracture our family.
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Their proximity to the world's most powerful military is no protection against cyber hijinks, though.
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Hotels were selected based on proximity to business activity and/or access to professional services.
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The proximity of Sgr A* makes it the easiest black hole for scientists to study.
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Likely thanks to its proximity to Washington, D.C., Virginia has median incomes higher than California.
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Small planets' proximity to their stars could be one reason they are small, Seager said.
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We're very fortunate to live in close proximity, and we all enjoy each other's homes.
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The musical textures then thin out, as if the proximity of horror had brought clarity.
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One of the reasons was its proximity to the train station in neighboring South Orange.
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How do you deal with living in such proximity to this team that you hate?
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How does it feel for them to be in such close proximity to my labia?
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"Vietnamese crawfish came about due to Houston's proximity to Louisiana and crawfish farms," says Pham.
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Staying within close physical proximity of one another is another way people show initial interest.
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This means that for the first time, the market and supply are within close proximity.
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It's the proximity of mental illness rather than its obscurity that makes it so scary.
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But Mr. Chestnut said MailChimp had a proximity to its customers that its competitors lacked.
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The family lives in a New Jersey suburb but loves its proximity to New York.
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The university said it had alerted those who sat in proximity to the infected fan.
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The proximity worried him; he was already paranoid that townspeople were siphoning off his water.
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At City Center, the dancers could see the people in audience, and feel their proximity.
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But Horse Ridge is two hours from New York, and proximity matters for many collectors.
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In the "Brujas" writers' room, we talked about how proximity to whiteness becomes the goal.
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Would you rather live near a walkable downtown, or is proximity to nature more important?
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The person said that Mnuchin was a more likely choice given his proximity to Trump.
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For decades, Grafton has sought balance between respecting the river's power and embracing its proximity.
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"The proximity gives us the sense of our own strength and vulnerability," Chaignaud tells Creators.
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And they allow the advertising to be placed with greater proximity and with greater specificity.
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I now have close proximity to the president's staff and maybe even the president himself.
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"It insists that a narrative structure can survive and thrive on proximity alone," Vuong says.
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But he had proximity to power — and, more important, was willing to dish about it.
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For three years, Emma Sisti and Gaj Manamperi lived in convenient proximity, 2000 minutes apart.
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Both videos were shot in proximity to the port in the Sicilian city of Palermo.
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Giddy from proximity, and maybe a few beers, they whisper about him in golf voices.
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The fashion-show schedule is relentless, and the proximity made what was already inviting magnetic.
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I told her how lucky I felt to be in such proximity to the nest.
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Like a pair of trees growing in proximity, their roots have since become deeply intertwined.
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They liked the small-town feel, and they especially liked the proximity to Candlewood Lake.
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With Singapore's proximity and close ties to China, it is uniquely exposed to Covid-213.
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Despite Japan's proximity to North Korea, its currency regularly benefits when investor anxiety suddenly rises.
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Proximity to ski slopes or to the center of the village are the driving factors.
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Being there, actually being there in physical proximity to each other meant something, something significant.
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The esoteric symbols she'd been iterating take on new meaning in proximity to a person.
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Some White House veterans said Mr. Bannon should not underestimate the value of geographic proximity.
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If Turnberry is concerned about the proximity of a potential competitor, it's hard to tell.
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But the proximity to danger in Taesung is mixed with an odd sense of security.
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But its proximity to us could offer a unique opportunity to study another star system.
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For those of us who aren't, I recommend proximity to a plant or a dog.
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Most of the bodies were found in close proximity to the victims' homes, he added.
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It was during their brief time in proximity to him that each supposedly came clean.
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In fact, most voting precincts are already mapped in proximity against out of home inventory.
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However, it was the radical proximity of the guests and performers that made the evening.
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Pisillo's proximity to City Hall quickly insured that Bill de Blasio became a loyal customer.
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Afrormosia's proximity to fast-growing urban centers such as Kisangani puts it at particular risk.
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Corpus Christi's proximity to major energy producing regions means its importance is unlikely to diminish.
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Thanks to NAFTA, proximity and profit motives, Texas refineries are intertwined with Mexico's energy sector.
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"That's something that's always been an issue with the proximity to Silicon Valley," he said.
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Nonetheless, most robotic procedures these days involve patient, surgeon, and robot in fairly close proximity.
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Hong Kong is the most popular route, analysts say, because of its proximity to China.
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But imagine thousands or even hundreds of thousands of internet-connected devices in close proximity.
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But, in these paintings, I believe that Miyasaki brought many different possibilities into close proximity.
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Their presence sets off a car's proximity sensors, but they can't blow off your blindfold.
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He notes Tromso's proximity to the magnetic pole, its well-established infrastructure and varied landscape.
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Canada and the UK dominate the American discussions for reasons of both proximity and language.
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The proximity of war simulations to the vast refuge can make for a jarring contrast.
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In Close Proximity continues at FATVillage (521 NW 1st Ave, Fort Lauderdale) through March 31.
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Warfare in the southwest could risk a further escalation because of its proximity to Israel.
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"It is quite striking how often the proximity to big, prestigious employers is flagged up, as if geographical proximity would be enough to improve employment outcomes," says Rachel Brooks, a sociologist at the University of Surrey (which does not yet have a London branch).
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Living in close proximity to one another had a lot to do with this, but the spread of diseases was also linked to living in close proximity to livestock, especially sheep—a staple of the Çatalhöyük diet, but an animal that hosted dangerous parasites.
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It's only a guess, but it may be that Kraus's social proximity to Acker (leaving out the issue of literary proximity, for it's a slightly different one) may have suggested to her that Acker's character flaws were more important than they are to her readers.
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By coming in close proximity, Stella and Will risk infecting each other with possibly fatal bacteria.
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Two of those three were in close enough proximity to the incident to have killed Lane.
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Proximity London has used the popularity of the emoji to raise money for children's hospital Evelina.
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Two of those three were in close enough proximity to the incident to have killed him.
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The new cases are in "very close proximity to the first case," according to a statement.
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The report contains several striking observations about RT's reach, message, and proximity to the Russian government.
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And this is Dwight Clark&aposs stone in proximity to where he did make that catch.
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All of this reinforces how difficult it must be to work in close proximity to Trump.
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He later tweeted that his restless night was due to his proximity to the White House.
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The former Prime Minister paid a heavy price for his proximity to President George W. Bush.
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And indeed, tech CEOs have paid a small reputational price for their proximity to the president.
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But that didn't stop critics from airing their suspicions over Trump's close proximity to obesity status.
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The storm's exact proximity to the coast would determine the severity of flooding and wind damage.
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Close proximity to, and deep cultural ties with, Slovenia presents unique opportunities for the city's startups.
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Direct rocket hits deal high damage, plus additional splash damage to any foe in close proximity.
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There is something about proximity to a particular death that makes the condition feel, possibly, reversible.
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Proximity comes into the condition too: The closer people are, the harder it is to go.
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The country also offers close proximity to manufacturing facilities and a large and enthusiastic NBA fanbase.
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Meanwhile, another transport-technology visionary started to feel the pain from his proximity to Mr Trump.
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Ideally, the selfie camera, and light and proximity sensors will simply be embedded within the display.
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Röhm's favorite feature of her "perfect teacup full of color" is its proximity to the beach.
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In between, movement happens — duets shift to solos, seamlessly, in patterns undetectable because of our proximity.
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Download speeds will vary significantly depending on your proximity to one of the carrier's 5G nodes.
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It's just that [Wendy's] was in close proximity to where they were living and it's affordable.
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The cellphone signal in Ruqban is blocked due to the area's proximity to Jordanian military installations.
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Perhaps it was the proximity of the church, but there was something reverential about their silence.
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The same proximity sensor tech and improved call quality are features of this smaller model too.
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That's right, it's got a notch for the earpiece, front camera, notification light, and proximity sensor.
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Such proximity to an often corrupt and repressive state undermined the moral authority of the church.
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He said invitations for what he's now calling "proximity" talks would be sent out on Tuesday.
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It only increases the closer you are in proximity and the more time you spend together.
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Having the closeness and the proximity to the engineering talent with the shop floor is critical.
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Some include requests for police help, weather patterns and the proximity of bars or transport stations.
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On the other hand, air quality can suffer, partly due to the state's proximity to Boston.
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Shrill, official attempts to assert normality only highlight the proximity of a total collapse into violence.
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Your smartphone will verify the Juul device is near you, as determined by your phone's proximity.
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It will also be in close proximity to venues hosting tennis, BMX cycling and indoor volleyball.
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Thus the yen has behaved as a safe-haven currency despite Japan's proximity to North Korea.
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But that's only because the projects are being made in such close proximity that they're overlapping.
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Players are very close in proximity to the other players for a long period of time.
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Most went to Poland, attracted by its proximity, its cultural-linguistic similarities and its booming economy.
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Advertisers want to showcase their products in proximity to people they think are aspirational to readers.
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Apple would achieve this with one or more proximity sensors composed of infrared LEDs and photodiodes.
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When doing so, we will always focus on customer proximity, competitiveness and the ability to innovate.
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The new islands stand in close proximity to islands occupied by Vietnam, the Philippines and Taiwan.
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And so by close proximity, in a small way, I've already consumed this "outrageous" breakfast duo.
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This proximity sensor approach is similar to what Apple uses to make its AirPods so simple.
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It was projected to weaken later Tuesday due to its proximity to the larger storm, John.
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Was this due to my close proximity, wild-eye staring and off-kilter chat-up lines?
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But this summer, the sheer number of them -- and their proximity to humans -- is confounding beachgoers.
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When DuVernay was learning about Hollywood, she witnessed cronyism born of common experience and casual proximity.
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This is brutally inaccurate, as all five planets are in close proximity to the host star.
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Paris is touting its size, cultural richness, financial-markets tradition, derivatives talent and proximity to London.
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Vermont borders New Hampshire, and that proximity may give Sanders an advantage in next Tuesday's primary.
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These areas will soon be producing oil in very close proximity to the newly discovered reef.
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Have you encountered people who don't appreciate the proximity of your naked eggplant to their food?
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The world is softer out here, a little SoCal-like given its proximity to the ocean.
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The radios inside each bot act as proximity sensors and trigger a reaction in the robots.
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This access does not afford an individual proximity to the President or other Secret Service protectees.
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Concerns around local talent, university systems, proximity to public transportation and time to operations become obsolete.
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You need to be in close proximity in order to see them on your mini-map.
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Clinton used that proximity to criticize Sanders, painting him as cozy with the National Rifle Association.
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There are also, interestingly, proximity sensors built in, popping up controls when a user is nearby.
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Almost everything of interest in New York City lies in some degree of proximity to music.
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The proximity means the company can have prototypes sent back within under a day, Kiang said.
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That includes proximity to the sea, an on-site chef, home theater, and two infinity pools.
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Members of the royal court use their proximity to advance their own projects and win contracts.
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All they [Russia] have to do is have one on the border or in proximity, right?
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Indeed, a country's attitude toward the Iran deal depends in part on its proximity to Iran.
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The training program is based in Jordan because of the country's proximity to the Syrian battlefields.
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Robots that worked in closer proximity to people were limited in how powerful they could be.
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Speaking more broadly, where did the idea for the setting's proximity to North Korea come from?
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San Francisco, with its high-paying jobs and proximity to Silicon Valley, was a top-performer.
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Nearby food options are easy, and the proximity to the West End means pretheater menus galore.
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The food printer's proximity to the kitchen table would remove the need for additives and preservatives.
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They were in close proximity, two people who were sort of in the same area working.
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The proximity to Nigeria yet relative sanity and organization are the main reasons why I moved.
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Because of the proximity to the Oscars, the Globes' TV tends to take a back seat.
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But, given sufficient proximity to artificial structures, it will readily spend the cooler months inside instead.
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Colorado Springs is perfect for nature-loving seniors, with proximity to many mountains and ski towns.
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Those with the greatest proximity to communities are the best poised to support them in crisis.
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"We have all these ties that bind us—proximity, commerce, shared Judeo-Christian values," Feeley said.
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For the dogs, Baloo and Chauncey, they sought outdoor space and proximity to a dog park.
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"They love the location of the hotel," Trump said, noting its proximity to Miami International Airport.
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It's hard not to wonder, when you live in close proximity to such a restricted landscape.
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Almost immediately, 28 people in close proximity to the infected man were placed under medical quarantine.
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The group makes imaging and proximity sensor products used in the iPhone X, according to analysts.
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The value of Atlanta's suburbs comes entirely from their proximity to a more cosmopolitan urban center.
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But any proximity would come at an enormous cost: even grading on a Trumpian curve, Pompeo
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The refueling procedure would require the UAV to operate in close proximity of the tanker drone.
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Twenty-one short miles away, a pinprick of orange light signals the proximity of continental Europe.
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Earth's murder sealed Conrad's artistic position forever as one of rage, oppression, and proximity to death.
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As a result, resonances between the two are often strong, and convergences emerge from their proximity.
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Practical Magic knows that simply having women in proximity to each other does not lesbianism make.
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This is because of the proximity of stars and the dangers of radiation from nearby supernovas.
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The Josephs appreciate the village's low-key vibe, as well as its proximity to the water.
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Trump was in close physical proximity with the Wajngarten Saturday night, two people familiar tell CNN.
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Their drinking seemed like proof of their proximity to the terror and profundity of psychic darkness.
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Unlike anything here, its softened Precisionism brings Wood into proximity with Charles Sheeler and George Ault.
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If you love great views and proximity to the waterfront, you'll appreciate the hotel even more.
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Such location tracking provides a physical confirm that individuals were (at very least) in close proximity.
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The art world had offered them proximity to power, but never a chance to wield it.
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It's of strategic importance because of its proximity to Russia and its location in the Arctic.
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The bacteria in the air, from proximity to so much rotting flesh, would also turn wine.
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Because of their proximity and timing, the two fires were together called the Mendocino Complex Fire.
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Our four seasons are comparatively mild and, thanks to our proximity to the sun, fairly brief.
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For proximity to Seattle's greatest hits, it doesn't get much better than this 12-story spot.
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Fees are higher than standard rates, but parking is guaranteed, as is proximity to the terminals.
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Philadelphia's proximity to New York and Washington, DC allows for day trips to see even more.
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Given the shark's proximity to the shore, Mr. Kanaly said, Ocearch wanted to share its location.
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We chose to live here for the schools, the neighborhood feel and proximity to New York.
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"With my close proximity to the President, it's better to be safe than sorry," she added.
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The mayor of Miami, Francis Suarez, tested positive after being in proximity to the Brazilian delegation.
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More buyers are looking beyond traditional neighborhoods, with affordability and proximity to public transportation increasingly important.
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She was setting the table for dinner when the proximity alarm on the front door beeped.
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"His proximity to the PM did his business no harm," says Bernard Ingham, Thatcher's press secretary.
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But what dominates my work is not proximity to death but the best bits of living.
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For those of us in the Be Phil Orchestra, proximity to the Berlin Philharmonic was thrilling.
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As bird-watchers, they appreciate the proximity of the river, where they have spotted numerous eagles.
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He boasted during his press conference in Biarritz about the property's accommodations and proximity to Miami.
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And how will classroom life and student demonstrations be affected by the proximity of concealed guns?
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Health risks like asthma, cancer and other ailments tend to rise with proximity to drilling sites.
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That means the moon will appear larger than normal because of its close proximity to Earth.
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If proximity to the lobby and parks is important, make sure to request a closer room.
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Medical professionals also tend to work in very close proximity to other people, increasing exposure risk.
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The only thing they get for the effort of climbing the stairs is proximity to us.
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Still, some residents worry about their proximity to sites that are fenced off because of contamination.
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"Close to the sea, or proximity to a city and airport, are a plus," he said.
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One Park's proximity to one of them, Cherokee Park, is a selling point, Mr. Cogan said.
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Because of South Korea's proximity to China, a large proportion of its tourists come from there.
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But they can create a place for exclusive content, private conversations and a proximity to celebrity.
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The four seasons are comparatively mild and, thanks to our proximity to the sun, relatively brief.
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But the Philippines' close proximity to China has made it a lucrative market for drug smugglers.
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People loved debating Kobe and my proximity to him made people assume I'd be his defender.
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Due to their placement and proximity to the children, they were associated with the ritual sacrifice.
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Despite the proximity, the mutual enthusiasm between Mr. Thiel and Mr. Trump seems to have cooled.
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The Ranger project is controversial because of its proximity to the Aboriginal-occupied Kakadu National Park.
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Critics mostly highlight West for her proximity to famous male artists in gallery and museum exhibitions.
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"Global proximity is a huge advantage," said Corey Sanders, the director of program management at Azure.
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The proximity of US and Russian-backed forces increases the likelihood of mutually destructive battlefield engagements.
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The troubling power of this work isn't its distance from its author but its stifling proximity.
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The proximity of birds and water blurred the distinctions between sea and sky, drive and flight.
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Close-up looks at Betelgeuse are possible because of the star's size and proximity to Earth.
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These were clothes that make sense in direct proportion to our proximity to water and sunshine.
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Some 90 percent of unvaccinated people exposed in proximity to an infected person will get it.
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This proximity and convenience, and not just the lack of fees, make Cuba's medical system accessible.
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I think the exposure to the threats and the proximity of it really affects it too.
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Utsushi insists on its own originality but acquires a deeper significance through proximity to an archetype.
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We're just in a required location at a required time wearing required apparel in the proximity of the people we're required to be in the proximity of, even if they're the kind of people who yell at their wives on speaker phone while clipping their toenails.
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Seattle is now more than ever a city of haves and have-nots living in uneasy proximity.
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Every community should ensure that all its members live in proximity to schools, jobs, and grocery stores.
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The result of that proximity has been progress -- not progress by leaps and bounds, but progress nonetheless.
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These include the presence of life guards, historical shark data, water temperature, rainfall, and river mouth proximity.
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The list was compiled based on geographical proximity as well as hours of operation of nearby businesses.
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While there weren't very many dining options there, the proximity to natural features and scenery was unprecedented.
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You might assume that demographic change, and the proximity of different groups, would by itself breed familiarity.
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The close proximity of the announcements tells Facebook "that we're working on the right things," Chudnovsky said.
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Like October's supermoon, this month's Beaver Moon will appear larger because of its close proximity to Earth.
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Canada represents the largest export market for 35 U.S. states, thanks in large part to its proximity.
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Their proximity to the river is because of the religious importance of the Ganga in cremation rituals.
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I immediately feared that I would soon find myself turning into them, by virtue of my proximity.
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It held importance as a fur trading post, and was strategically useful for its proximity to China.
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A large numbers of people live in close proximity with high degrees of social mixing during activities.
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I love the Cosmopolitan's proximity to City Center, which is the only part of Las Vegas Blvd.
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Though now living in such proximity, catching up beyond the digital space felt too close for comfort.
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Players could communicate with each other in the game if they were in proximity to each other.
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An intrepid fan, not dissuaded by the close proximity of the sculpture, decided to take a selfie.
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For now the drones are delivering only to customers located in close proximity to a specialized warehouse.
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"We will be holding those proximity talks until we can hold direct talks," Mr. de Mistura said.
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The ATMs are currently mainly located in airports, shopping malls, and in close proximity to tourist attractions.
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It's the proximity of fathers to children in all of the photographs that symbolizes their emotional connection.
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A Colony worker's proximity toward her end date — death — is evidenced by the state of her clothing.
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Surprisingly, the proximity seemed to loosen everyone up — this event was definitely more fun than the first.
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Our destination: a bar specifically chosen for its proximity to the ferry and its dive-like qualities.
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What then does the proximity of the garments in Heavenly Bodies to the Met's sacred art reveal?
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It's a township that's best described the way I just described it—in proximity to other things.
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In her stunning debut novel, Lisa Halliday places three storylines in close proximity, leading to fascinating contrasts.
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"Doing so in proximity to an airfield or aircraft is both illegal and clearly irresponsible," they added.
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But unlike those companies, he did not choose his Hausbank because of geographical proximity or family tradition.
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Members of each team all work in close proximity at the customer care center, according to Field.
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In the FBI's eyes, Wershe Jr.'s proximity to the Curry brothers made him potentially very useful.
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The fire has been dubbed the "Old Fire" due to its proximity to Old Topanga Canyon Road.
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Nothing threatens to upset that balance quite like a family getaway, with everyone bunking in close proximity.
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A group of protesters supporting Foxx held a rally in close proximity to the anti-Foxx demonstration.
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This proximity made the route popular among asylum seekers, and a vast smuggling economy emerged in response.
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What really makes Canada a standout retirement destination is its cultural and geographic proximity to the States.
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And I have to believe that's attributable to proximity, access, and whose arguments get priority of place.
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The proximity activation pushes the lantern to turn on when you're within a certain range of it.
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AppleInsider has spotted a new patent that would add a proximity sensor layer into your iPhone display.
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The Baltics' proximity to Russia has traditionally made them vulnerable to illegal financial flows from their neighbour.
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White women, as daughters and wives, have a proximity to white men that Black women do not.
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This includes an IR proximity sensor, which is used to detect when it's in use, in-ear.
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And despite her presumed objections, her relational proximity to the Kardashians via Kanye West is a thing.
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At the same time, Russian and Syrian forces are coming within increasing proximity to U.S.-backed troops.
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Clinton answered questions about healthcare, foreign policy, and the economy, often with Mr. Trump in close proximity.
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Recording can now be done via a button on the screen (in addition to the proximity sensor).
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But despite its close proximity to the University of Texas, it never seems picked over or barebones.
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Their proximity to privilege and their fear allowed them to uphold a system that doesn't benefit them.
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I guess this proximity to nature has given me a unique perspective for someone living in London.
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One sees an improving effect on the sufferer with greater proximity to family members and their interactions.
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Officials had preferred the Southeast Asian city state for its neutrality and relative proximity to North Korea.
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The fashion scene, with an aesthetic influenced by Pioneertown's proximity to music festivals, is developing as well.
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He and his wife will continue to live on campus, which leaves Patterson in proximity to students.
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He's calling it "proximity as a service," a riff on the tech industry's software as a service.
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The poles are the least explored edges of the Earth, but technology affords us an artificial proximity.
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Aiming iPads at empty picture frames, students found themselves in VIP-proximity to the museum's greatest masterpieces.
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But this was only possible because of the amorous planet's extreme proximity to the Sun, Rudolph explained.
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The potential for upgrade is limited in light of the rating's proximity to the Japanese sovereign's IDRs.
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SNUGGLED AMID lush fields and forests, Namie was doomed by its proximity to the local power plant.
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Western officials oppose the purchase because it would put the system in close proximity to NATO weaponry.
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Western officials oppose the purchase because it would put the system in close proximity to NATO weaponry.
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Almost 80 percent of 200 luxury industry executives it surveyed saw proximity sourcing as a growing trend.
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In particular, he emphasized the proximity of neighboring countries as a major challenge of the current outbreak.
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He said they were shot in vital areas, at close proximity and had no chance of survival.
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Hood's work is often contextualized and understood by her proximity to better-known members of her circles.
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Fox's decision was particularly surprising given the network's close proximity and friendly relationship with the White House.
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A map of Kirkuk, showing the proximity of the K-1 air base, marked at upper left.
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The company benefits from its proximity to owned sugarcane fields and low dependence on third-party producers.
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Rappers wore them, then athletes, then those who liked to be in proximity to rappers or athletes.
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Its beautiful architecture, walkable waterfront park, and proximity to beaches all make it so appealing to visitors.
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On Yelp, people talk about this cafe's proximity to the Melrose Place Farmers Market, open on Sundays.
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Those students courageous enough to stick around found themselves in close proximity to people of alternative perspectives.
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Its proximity to outdoor recreation, a progressive mind-set and its walkability were all cited as factors.
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This proximity makes it possible for astronomers to accurately measure the distribution of mass inside the galaxy.
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Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the close proximity to Shawangunk Mountains, the Mohonk Preserve, and Minnewaska State Park.
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Given its name and proximity to EMW, patients might confuse A Woman's Choice for the abortion clinic.
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TowerJazz noted that the dual sourcing will assure 3Peak supply and provide a closer proximity to China.
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They can be lavishly self-defined, poetic with the glamour of the sick person's proximity to finality.
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Recall that this trade is taking place in close proximity, largely overland, with stable and secure allies.
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It is much-loved by many Berliners and business travelers for its proximity to the city center.
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This proximity to one of the president's properties inspired Roleke to face her print toward the skyscraper.
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It serves only ads based on proximity to a businesses versus on a users' past location history.
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Quicken's Gilbert also appeared Friday on "Squawk Box," saying Amazon could benefit from Detroit's proximity to Canada.
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"The U.N.'s alleged pragmatism has long given way to troubling proximity to the regime," Leenders said.
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Planets orbiting in close proximity around small stars could excite each other's orbits, leading to major instabilities.
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As Jim Strasky tells it, life in close proximity to the gas industry is a waking nightmare.
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The power of cities is in the connections that form among people and institutions in close proximity.
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Societies award light-skinned people with beauty and wealth-related power due to their proximity to whiteness.
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This time, we had no physical hallways to connect us, no natural proximity to tie us together.
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It's possible to speak with another player in close proximity, but they didn't talk to one another.
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Each ion had the same electrical charge, so they repelled one another when placed in close proximity.
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But most breweries produce such beers by harvesting microflora from the air in close proximity to nature.
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Many are worried that the proximity of the two sets of fans will result in further violence.
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The main reason for New Jersey's image problem, Mr. Amemasor said, is its proximity to New York.
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After Mao Zedong took power, in 20173, Hong Kong's proximity made it a popular destination for refugees.
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Jonestown was located close in proximity to the jungle town of Port Kaituma, which still exists today.
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Given their proximity, the red dwarf star's gravitational pull actually distorts the pulsations of the larger star.
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Trump was in close physical proximity with Wajngarten Saturday night at Mar-a-Lago, sources told CNN.
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The site's proximity to the airport and the area's highway network could be draws for tenants, too.
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Stockton wants to rebrand its airport to emphasize its proximity to San Francisco, about 80 miles away.
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But we couldn't lose the synergy that traditionally comes from trust, constant communication and close physical proximity.
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His wife said he was drawn, in part, to the apartment's proximity to the Metropolitan Opera House.
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I think Brian Stephenson, who's such a brilliant and beautiful human being, talks a lot about proximity.
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The proximity of the raw chicken to other foods presented a risk of contamination, the report said.
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"He kept in proximity to her and made sure she was aware of it," the lawsuit said.
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Mr. Carter said the proximity of the two Corolla plants could allow them to share many suppliers.
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He described himself as "a random casualty because of my proximity to Paul," referring to Mr. Manafort.
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Culver City, Mr. Thornberg said, makes sense for Apple because of its proximity to the entertainment industry.
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But he said the seizure in the county had added relevance because of its proximity to Philadelphia.
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The reasons, in large measure, are its proximity to Manhattan, its relatively low cost and the views.
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Proximity to death is isolating; it nudges her into greater openness, into seeking connection and finding it.
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Yet because of its proximity to the Algerian border, the Tunisian Army has struggled to secure it.
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The building means to set itself apart from the arid glass and steel towers in its proximity.
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"We are hoping to find more shelter sites in closer proximity to the petroglyphs," Dr. Garge said.
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But proximity to pollution does not always deter developers, as has been evident at Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal.
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Palm Springs' proximity to Los Angeles makes it a magnet for cultural activities and the performing arts.
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He commented on another finding in the poll, the difference in proximity between rural and urban areas.
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Its website used to call attention to its proximity to Rizzoli and the rarefied books it sold.
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Even the ones not considered overcrowded house strangers in close proximity, with a revolving door of inmates.
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Its pilots' union had taken issue with Hong Kong's proximity to China and potentially to the virus.
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This means literally trying to get people to spend less time in close proximity to other people.
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Betelgeuse's proximity and more than 30 years of improvements in detector technology will give vastly improved measurements.
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For me, one of Toronto's big attractions is its unusual proximity to nature for a large city.
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Breeding these two animals in proximity quickly led to the combination and transmission of new viral strains.
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But proximity still rules, with most of the search flow moving to and from relatively nearby places.
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It is popular among tourists for its colonial architecture, spicy noodles and proximity to the Yangtze River.
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It is much-loved by many Berliners and business travellers for its proximity to the city center.
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Our proximity to San Francisco and (traditionally) lower housing costs have fostered an enormous wave of gentrification.
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Alaska's proximity to the Arctic Circle and its long coastline make it especially susceptible to climate change.
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The Baltics' proximity to Russia has traditionally made them vulnerable to illegal financial flows from their neighbor.
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Prominent families came to use visual depictions of these connections — pedigrees — to announce their proximity to greatness.
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Recruits are housed in barracks and in close proximity with one another for at least 10 weeks.
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And as any student of Trump's administration knows, the president's favor is often a function of proximity.
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On several occasions, critics have questioned whether the shomrim's proximity to authority has fostered vigilantism or corruption.
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However, Virginia's proximity to the Congresswoman reveals that Townsend isn't working for education reform with any urgency.
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Other factors, like gender, influence a person's microbiome even more than proximity to a partner, researchers said.
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But even those are not ideal reef habitats because of their proximity to rivers, the study found.
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Ireland is an ideal location for these undersea maps, given its proximity to North America and Europe.
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In Marilyn's Bushwick apartment in August, we spoke about the proximity she sees between Williamson and Trump.
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High There is Tinder-like, in that users choose potential partners based on their photographs and proximity.
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Children of the well connected were often allowed to attend Sawa because of its proximity to Asmara.
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The Americans' proximity to Iraqi forces in the complex urban terrain allows them to provide better support.
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In 2015 he told CNBC he was taking full advantage of his team's proximity to Silicon Valley.
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It is likely that this proximity is the impetus for films about toilet habits and food choices.
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And if that doesn't lure you in, there's the proximity to international elite runners to motivate anyone.
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But her proximity to power, and the promise of her moderating influence, made the line go viral.
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Given the timing and proximity to the 2016 election, it's a whole lot more than somewhat fishy.
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The homes are set up "neighborhood-style" according to WeeCasa, and within close proximity to each other.
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The yen has continued to behave as a safe-haven currency despite Japan's proximity to North Korea.
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Due to proximity, history and current trading and production relationships, Texas may have the most to gain.
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But Republican lawmakers were rattled by the rapidly unfolding events and their proximity to the White House.
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Lille's border proximity means that unlike many parts of France, it has a great craft beer culture.
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Movies get most of the scrutiny at the Globes because of their proximity to the Academy Awards.
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But the explosions have been a reminder of the trade-offs that come with the plants' proximity.
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As one might expect, the proximity of the extremes has drawn people looking to test their mettle.
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She was new to Kabul and, I sensed, typically stimulated by the proximity of violence and privation.
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That's because major new building developments were built precisely because of their proximity to a PATH station.
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In other instances, Muhlstein considers how Zola's proximity to well-known painters left his peers feeling exposed.
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Some have angered residents who do not want to live in such proximity to death and mourning.
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It's possible for other electronic devices in close proximity to the router to disrupt the signal, too.
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He commented on another finding in the poll, the difference in proximity between rural and urban areas.
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Of course, critics will say that proximity is crucial to collaboration, to negotiation, to getting things done.
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The spacecraft would also sample the radiation levels around Europa due to its close proximity to Jupiter.
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The boats "shadowed and aggressively maneuvered in dangerously close proximity" to Impeccable, according to a Pentagon statement.
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I hadn't noticed these risen stars earlier, despite their proximity to the boney, aquatic-turned-aeronautic Moby.
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The bento box was a symbol for being in proximity with each other and addressing healthy eating.
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The beautifully shot, 6:13-minute short, filmed at the Fisher Towers in Moab, features proximity and aerobatic flying in a small airplane, base jumping, wingsuit flying (and proximity wingsuit flying, as if the regular type wasn't crazy enough), skydiving, high-speed canopy flying and high-speed formation flying.
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Having a larger number of smaller facilities helps Groups solve the second part of the access problem: proximity.
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Lincoln's also seeing residual impact from its close proximity to Omaha, a burgeoning epicenter of the financial industry.
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Despite the close proximity, the black holes complete an orbit around each other only once every 30,000 years.
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Of those three, two were in close enough proximity to the incident that could have killed the toddler.
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These early humans managed to survive, argue the researchers, by taking advantage of their proximity to coastal waters.
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Venus and the moon appeared close in proximity last night as the two made for a breathtaking scene.
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The two women, both 1543, have quickly bonded, helped by their close proximity as neighbors at Kensington Palace.
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Indeed, the proximity of housing to such well paying jobs is part of what drives up rental costs.
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Enter Trump: bombastic and volatile, with neither affinity nor proximity to Africa, but a brazen sense of unpredictability.
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Zuberi also attended two events that gave him proximity to the president and separately crossed paths with Cohen.
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This is not the first time Kris, her daughter, and son-in-law have lived in close proximity.
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