ILLINOIS POLICE OFFICE SAVES CHILD RUNNING ALONG BUSY ROAD Illinois police officer saves child on busy road Dash cam footage shows a police sergeant rescuing a child running along the road near Chicago.
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He was running along when he heard something behind him.
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There's literally wild horses running along the beach and shit.
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Koch noted with satisfaction the kids running along the curbs.
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For example, they display lines running along the same route differently.
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There is a long porch running along one side of the building.
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Another, Henrique Capriles, was banned from running, along with most opposition parties.
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The Boardwalk, running along a fine sandy beach, still has plenty of appeal.
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In the video, Hayes can be seen running along the sidewalk before stopping.
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Harry Kane, socks up, now actively warming up by running along the sideline.
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Reporters piling into golf carts and running along fairways trying to keep up.
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Flares dance in the sky above huge tanks and pipelines running along the roadside.
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Once outside, and trembling in fear, I noticed people running along the adjoining street.
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The man also had a scar running along the inside of his left arm.
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On the menu bar running along the bottom of your screen, tap "Arcade."3.
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Extremely cool: We see him running along the floorboards in the school as they explode.
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So far we've got that sliding Doogee prototype in the running along with Lenovo's Z5.
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"In most industrial markets we are running along the bottom at this point," Lustgarten said.
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Then Jack, in the [bear] suit, was running along at the same time in front.
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The dining area opens to a redwood deck running along the back of the house.
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In the fourth film, that's really Cruise climbing and running along the world's tallest building.
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The fabric cover doubles as a speaker grille, running along the outside of the product.
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They knew the terrain by heart, running along pathways that were invisible under the snow.
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Behind the kitchen, running along the back of the house, is a sunny dining room.
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Running along the wall opposite these photographs are 10 pennant lines handmade from gold mylar.
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Economic growth is running along at the same 2 percent pace we've seen for years.
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The air circulation system relied on intake vents running along the perimeter of the floor.
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Eight Republican candidates are in the running, along with four Democrats who are neck-and-neck.
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The serpentine wooden railings seemed as if they were meant to have hands running along them.
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Her man was the guy that had all of that, so she went running along with him.
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Chris Bell (D) is also running, along with Hegar, who came within 3 points of defeating Rep.
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With a busy thoroughfare like Bernauer Strasse running along the Berlin Wall, many people tried to cross.
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Men operate a manual railcar on tracks running along the West Sea Barrage dam in April 2011.
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A curtain running along a ceiling track can be drawn to hide the open kitchen while entertaining.
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On your home screen, click "Wallet" in the menu bar running along the top of the screen.
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Just one Metro Express bus, running along Sunset Boulevard, allows the blue-clad hordes to travel car-free.
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Running along the side of the map in the same black ink is the President's distinctive spiky signature.
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Upon inspection, there's nothing natural or subtle about the brown streaks running along the contours of your face.
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A 1,000km strip of land running along the Chilean coast, it is Earth's driest desert outside its poles.
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She ran down the steps with her group, running along the crowd to get back to the front.
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The "symmetric" smartphones have a curved glass body on both sides now with metal running along the edges.
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When the officers confronted the suspect, he took off running along the tracks, said police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi.
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The lizards running along its branches, the metallic turquoise of their tails, the white spots along their bodies.
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The blast triggered a stampede of terrified passengers, sending some running along the train tracks, according to reports.
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Diogo Reis, who had been running along other associates a multimedia party called MOO is one of those.
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Unwanted sexual contact was characterized in the report as running along a range of instances from groping to rape.
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Forms carrying rifles could be seen running along lines of trees toward the scene to bottle up the mission.
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She also has a dual narrative running along with it that she's the first black woman to do it.
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There's also a task bar that shows you any programs are running along the bottom portion of the screen.
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The bedrooms, living room and kitchen all open onto a large terrace running along the back of the house.
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From afar, it looks like tiny script running along her hip, an example of the minimalist body art trend.
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The Pulexes are from a hamlet that lines a narrow road running along the knife's edge of a ridge.
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Detective Clarkson started running along the perimeter of the concert area, larger than the size of two football fields.
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Click on "Family & other users" from the menu bar running along the left-hand side of the Settings window.
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Sometimes, though, we audiophiles love the richer tone of classic vinyl running along a turntable and playing great music.
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Some have docks; others have canals with bulkheads running along the edge of their backyards, where boats are kept.
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Bran was a climber, hanging from the parapets of Winterfell by his fingertips, running along the ridges of its roofs.
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Alive some 140 million years ago, these majestic herbivores featured long, forward-pointing spikes running along their necks and backs.
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This house is on nearly two acres on a wooded road running along a ridge, edged with Italian cypress trees.
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Running along the entire back width of the building is a great room with oak-strip floors and glass walls.
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The office has windows running along the detached side of the house, and French doors opening to the back terrace.
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On the summary screen, click the "Wallet" option in the menu bar running along the top of the screen. 2.
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All trains running along the busy Northeast Corridor between Boston and Washington pass through one of those single-track tunnels.
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One aspect of this kind of night tends to involve running along a roadside somewhere, searching for a pay phone.
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There is a waiting list for permit parking, but both stations are served by shuttle buses running along seven routes.
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There's even a timeline running along the top of the walls of the exhibition space to help refresh visitors' memories.
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Mr. Sterchi first started photographing the squirrels — running along nearby power lines, balancing on the rail — to show their friends.
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By midmorning, the river had connected to what is essentially a canal running along the northern edge of the Everglades.
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Unverified videos shared on social media showed several people resembling police officers holding assault rifles running along a nearby street.
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She has already hiked parking fees, built kilometers of new bicycle lanes and pedestrianized roads running along the Seine riverbanks.
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The red leather seats with black inserts look absolutely fantastic, and the faux aluminum running along the dash looks classy.
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The episode ends with Wendy running along the highway, perhaps until she doesn't want anything anymore, like Bonnie says she does.
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In front, both phones features what are practically bezel-less screens with only the tiniest of outlines running along their edges.
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Digital Drawing and Graphics Tablet See Details Avoid the hassle of sweaty hands running along your tablet and impeding your drawing.
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" She adds, "Mercury will be running along the North Node of Destiny, allowing us to see the repercussions of our decisions.
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In 1985, Penny Beerntsen was attacked and raped by a stranger while running along the beach near her home in Wisconsin.
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"Often, the pioneers who clear the paths do not have the honor or privilege of running along them," Wattleton told Traister.
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The lines running along the top of this vertical painting are like the title of a disquisition that cannot be written.
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The top bands evoke a frieze running along a wall, while the painting's square format resists being incorporated into that narrative.
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Instead of running along the congested and windy coastline track, trains would run on an existing, inland line following Interstate 5.
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"So I'm like dressed [in a suit] and she starts running through Koreatown and I start running along with her," he added.
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Rodriguez ran from home to first four times and from first to third four times, along with running along the infield arc.
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" As we circled the Uppards area just north of Tangier, Schulte asked me: "Do you see that line running along the center?
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It was a picture of crossing perpendicular lines with a waveform running along the horizontal axis, a graph showing a sine curve.
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Tap on your profile button in the far-right corner of the menu bar running along the bottom of your screen. 3.
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It is long and low-slung, almost porpoise-shaped, with a rounded front, tapered rear and a fin running along its spine.
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Aided by their personal propulsion kits, they move impossibly fast, running along walls and leaping over chasms that no normal person could cross.
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The trench running along the road linking Kodicherla and Penjarla in southern India is just 5 feet deep and about half as wide.
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Still largely running along their pre-programmed rails, even if they can learn to change gears a bit more often on their own.
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As Yahoo reports, eagle-eyed fans noticed that the Brazilian supermodel and longtime Angel has tiny stretch marks running along her upper thighs.
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Marsupial moles are spotted on the surface usually after rain, Eldridge said, running along the surface before burrowing back down into the desert.
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Update and widen some of the older bicycle lanes and ditch the unintuitive lanes running along sidewalks, and everyone will feel more comfortable.
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There are no trees, barely even any vegetation to provide a sliver of shade on this windswept road running along the Yemeni coast.
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A second suite is at the top of the stairs, also with a pitched ceiling, and windows running along an exposed brick wall.
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Among other things, the city sits above the fiber optic cable spine running along the Eastern Seaboard, and there's a Whole Foods downtown.
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A 94-mile-an-hour sinking fastball that was running along the inside part of the plate and diving below the strike zone.
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The six-bedroom, four-bathroom main house has two levels, with a shingled roof and a wooden balcony running along the waterfront side.
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Canadian National Railway Co obtained an injunction against those preventing rail traffic from running along its trunk line near Belleville, Ontario, on Feb.
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Kweisi Mfume, the former NAACP leader who represented the 7th District from 1987 to 1996, is also running, along with Democrats state Sen.
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Spawn Wave soldered in a new wire running along the inside of the controller, which he claims in the video did improve the connection.
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Within a white background space, the back wall has black horizontal lines running along it, while the side walls have one vertical line each.
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The narrow blade made the sword very light, and a recess running along the blade made it even lighter and thus easier to handle.
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After that it would rely on water from a 12-inch (30 centimeter) diameter hose to the South Saskatchewan River, running along a highway.
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A broadband service can be running along quite happily, causing no upset, until too many devices are up and running at the same time.
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Most of the double-hung windows run floor-to-ceiling, opening to a porch running along the north and west sides of the house.
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Case in point, this 64-yard bolt of lightning down the left sideline that even had Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart running along with him.
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The deal to create the demilitarized zone, running along the contact line between insurgent and government territory, staved off an army offensive against Idlib.
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President Trump was pursuing the construction of a wall running along the border with Mexico, while seeking to bar Muslims from entering the country.
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It was located in downtown Manhattan and the gym was located on the roof, with an oval track running along the outside of it.
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First came Las Vegas, in October 2017, when they pulled friends and strangers to safety, running along the Strip as bullets hailed from above.
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At one time, the brick mills in Manchester, running along the Merrimack River for a full mile, were the largest cotton mills in the world.
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There I am, running along the edge of a giant crater or sneaking through a dense forest, and some blue, fluttering wings catch my eye.
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The result is the unfortunately named Du-Touch S. It sort of looks like a digital accordion, with 26 hexagonal buttons running along each side.
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You followed the journey of a kid running along your street through custom sized pop-up windows and synchronised video playback across all the windows.
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Blood fills the corpora cavernosa (the two spongy tissue sections running along either side of the penis), causing the penis to stand hard and proud.
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On the summary page, scroll down and click the "Contact us" option that appears in the menu bar running along the bottom of the screen.
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"The chandelier was about $17 from a thrift store, and the mirrors running along the upper trim of my wall were $5 each," he said.
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On small pipes running along the inside bottom of the tray, Harwood's special nozzles emit a constant, sputtering spray of water at a downward angle.
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It clearly wants to expand its influence from the Siberian borders all the way down to the sea-lanes running along Vietnam and the Philippines.
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M-3 became a large stealth minelayer with capacity for 100 sea mines mounted in a deployment rack running along the back of the vessel.
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During the dog days of summer, New York City's molten core is Midtown Manhattan—a blisteringly-hot valley running along a scalding asphalt path called Broadway.
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There's also a large family room that features a beamed, vaulted ceiling and a built-in for bookshelves and a TV nook running along one wall.
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Rinna shared a photo of herself running along the beach wearing a star-printed top with striped red bottoms wishing all her fans a happy fourth.
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I longed to be back in East Hampton, running along the beaches, through the dunes and the miles of potato fields my father's family had owned.
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During the police interview, Kearney recounted how he, Brewster, and her son Bobby were in his van when they saw Rice running along Pinhook Park's pavilion.
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They lined the path running along the north face of the Peak, looking across the harbor to Lion Rock in the distance, with mainland China beyond.
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Tap your profile icon at the lower-right of the menu running along the bottom of your home screen to go to your profile page. 3.
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Running along the fertile Po River Valley, Emilia-Romagna has been ruled by a succession of leftist parties, starting with the Communists, since World War Two.
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A different colored blue line is abutted against the top edge of the thin, horizontal white line running along the bottom of the solid black section.
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Courtyard after courtyard led to one stunning peaked structure after the next, with decorative rock formations and quiet corridors running along the sides of the walled complex.
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The thin red aluminum lines running along the sides of the Bianco Sestriere Battista in Geneva blend perfectly with the red brake calipers and the tail lights.
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French and German police had manned controls on either side of the Europe Bridge, which spans the frontier running along the Rhine river, causing hours of logjams.
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According to a spokesperson for the excavation team, each of these companies detected curious anomalies in the ground, possibly indicating railroad tracks running along a hidden tunnel.
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Doniel Kidd thought he recognized the frisky Australian shepherd running along the side of the highway in rural Athens, Louisiana, on a warm spring afternoon last year.
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Activity along the eastern branch of the rift valley, running along Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania, became evident when the large crack suddenly appeared in south-western Kenya.
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"Things were running along pretty good and now we've had to make some changes just to make ends meet and make the numbers continue to work," he said.
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Instead of a traditional feeder that you put paper through, it prints directly onto to your desired surface, running along the area on its built-in tread system.
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On Friday, Biel posted a photo of what looks like a very nice shower with the water running, along with a plate, fork, and a cup of coffee.
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"Things were running along pretty good and now weve had to make some changes just to make ends meet and make the numbers continue to work," he said.
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Running along the top was a terra-cotta band of stylized Art Deco women's faces, suggestive of theatrical masks or muses, each one sporting a smart Cleopatra hairdo.
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A large den running along the back of the house has two sitting areas, one with a large bay window and French doors opening to a flagstone patio.
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It is in the second diamond down from the top edge, in the row running along the right side, where she does something surprising and – more importantly – inexplicable.
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Adding to this mystery is the orange band running along the top and bottom edge, and the bit of green rising from the bottom along the right side.
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Case in point: a team of seismologists recently discovered what they believe is a fault line running along the the eastern shore of the Salton Sea in southern California.
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The 93th, which packs in Democrats, resembles an amoeba undergoing cell division, with twin bulges in Austin and San Antonio connected by a single tendril running along Highway 29.
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According to the China Railway Corporation, freight trains, running along the Belt and Road itineraries, are now connecting 59 cities in China to 49 cities in 15 European countries.
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The SNCF state railway said six out of 10 high-speed TGV trains were running, along with one-third of other inter-city services and half of regional trains.
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In April 211, a 2000-seater short distance bus called the EZ10, created by French firm Easymile and Dubai-based Omnix International, hit testing, running along pre-programmed routes.
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In his office, which has cracks running along the walls that he attributes to the mine's frequent blasting, he says the lawsuit is about more than just property taxes.
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The music that—festival time running along the same principles as punk time—starts late and runs till 5 in the morning, without the slightest discernable dip in attendance.
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He establishes different compositions as well as works on formats that are not square, but horizontal, recalling in scale an entablature running along the front of a Greek temple.
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"It's so cleverly intercut that sometimes you think you're running along the ground, and then suddenly you're jumping over the bushes and rising into the air," Mr. Lassally said.
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Before revealing his own positive test on Tuesday, Mr. Bacow of Harvard had sent students a letter with his reflections about running along the Charles River while social distancing.
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She has done stints at altitude before, for example, in Kenya in 2014, but opted this time to stick closer to home, running along the shores of Charlevoix, Mich.
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And though the rats are later played by dancers, they're most memorable when we see them as puppets, running along upper levels of the scenery and across the floor.
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That meant I, with my beautiful iPhone SE, was out of the running — along with about a billion other people who hadn't bought into the dual-camera thing yet.
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Running along the back of the main floor is a succession of rooms, including a white eat-in kitchen with natural stone countertops and a farm-style center island.
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The Secret Service arrested 85033-year-old Alicia Keppler on Tuesday after she was found running along the south side of the executive property trying to jump the fence.
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Aerial photos of the Oroville dam show the bottom portion of the spillway completely ripped to shreds, and a dramatic canyon wall with steep cliffs running along side of it.
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Quinteros, who was yelling and waving his arms frantically while running along the sideline, paid the price and was sent to the tunnel, the final indignity on a wild night.
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Our house was in a development called Fountaingrove, its name taken from a 5-mile road running along the spine of an 800-foot granite mountain in northeastern Santa Rosa.
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But certain set pieces have Richard running along on a set path while gunning down anyone who springs up to get in his way, and not even those feel overwhelming.
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A man running along a trail in Colorado who was attacked by a young mountain lion this week managed to choke it to death and escape, state wildlife officials said.
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A freelance writer, I filled my days to the brim, working on assignments, biking to faraway yoga classes, running along the broad parkway near my house and hosting impromptu dinner parties.
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The final shot borrows the cinematic syntax of happy lovers running along a beach, but with the slight change that the lovers are the sandpiper and the ocean, now coexisting harmoniously.
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You need to imagine your shot as split up into nine rectangular segments, and keep important objects and elements running along these lines or close to the intersections where they meet.
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It's overwhelming at first, but within an hour or so, you'll be soaring from rooftop to rooftop, diving off skyscrapers, running along walls, and squeezing between buildings, cackling the whole way.
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Narrator: One can understand why the camera needed to be light, as there are cameras running along wires to capture shots like this one, where Schofield jumps across a broken bridge.
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The storm wasn't expected to affect North Carolina much; instead, forecasters initially thought it would drift off into the Atlantic Ocean after running along the coast of Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
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It was an ambitious idea by Mayor Bill de Blasio and the focus of his 2016 State of the City speech: a sparkling streetcar running along the waterfront in Brooklyn and Queens.
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The cramping always attacked the muscles running along the tops of my shins, and I'd have get out of bed and walk back and forth to make the pain and cramping subside.
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Running along a guideway instead of being locked onto a rail, they wobble slightly while in motion, reminding you that you're on something closer to an electric minivan than a subway car.
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So much happened in the penultimate episode of The Night Of. Everything is running along smoothly and all of the characters seem to have found a groove within their own particular lots.
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A new Amazon headquarters also sparked hope that Mayor Bill de Blasio's vision of a streetcar running along the waterfront between Brooklyn and Queens, known as the B.Q.X., could finally be realized.
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As he turned the corner of the Point, he could see the place he'd come to find, the shallow waters running along a stretch of quiet beach spotted with dead scraggly trees.
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The rest of the design is basically identical to the iPhone X. You have stainless steel running along the top and sides, which gives it a premium look to match the price.
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This dual reading is reinforced by the bands running along the top and bottom edges, both of them composed of a wide blue band on top and a thin green stripe below.
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If erosion undercuts the 251,20063-foot-long concrete lip running along the top of the emergency spillway, a 22006-foot wall of water could come crashing down on the residents of nearby towns.
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In the first stage of the performance, dancers simulate running along a wire as singles, before teaming up to create "Cooper pairs," which are bonded electrons that make superconductivity possible at low temperatures.
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The product of an open call launched in 2014, it consists of a large wall running along the Avon River, across from a reflective space shaded by trees — what's essentially a small park.
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But in the context of the 2020 presidential race, Swalwell, who sits on the House Intelligence Committee, is one of several lesser-known Democrats in the running, along with current and former Reps.
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The art work decorates the sides of the car, running along the windows and down its doors, the latest in the 24-year-old's mission to turn everyday objects into things of beauty.
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John David Crowley for decades had been the hero of Holy Angels, a white clapboard church in southeast Pittsburgh, tucked below the bypass, by the old narrow-gauge railroad running along the creek.
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To find out, he and a team of researchers focused on one of the insect's signature moves: the blink-of-an-eye transition from running along a floor to scaling a vertical wall.
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Both the kitchen and the central hallway open to an all-white sunroom running along the back of the house, with a wall of French doors and transom windows facing a back porch.
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The exterior is mostly covered in a soft pink-tinged stucco, with brass plating running along the edges to lend definition, while the top floor is clad in an African hardwood called afzelia.
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Elsewhere in the race, more unorthodox candidates such as entrepreneur Andrew Yang (and long-shot spiritualist Marianne Williamson) are running along with former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and former Massachusetts Gov.
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She said she is a California Chrome fan, but is partial to Shaman Ghost, owned by Stronach Stables, who will be running along with nine other horses in the 1 1/8-mile race.
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Though Nichols says he doesn't remember much about what happened, he does recall Casto running along the narrow trail with a towel over her shoulders, like "Superwoman," and he says he witnessed her fall.
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Pippa often wears bold patterns and long skirts, but she changed up her usual simple, no-fuss hairstyle with a fun new updo — a low ponytail with two French braids running along each side.
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Though Nichols said he doesn't remember much about what happened, he did recall Casto running along the narrow trail with a towel over her shoulders, like "Superwoman," and he said he witnessed her fall.
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Bridging the ideological gaps, often running along class and political lines, means openly addressing the way environmentalism, as its been practiced in this country, fails those people living in the "Alabama" of their state.
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Capturing the hill means rebels could no longer safely use the road, which runs south of Deraa city in an area where their territory narrows to a thin strip running along the Jordanian border.
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OSCAR WILDE Tommy Burke and Frank McCole rightly claim that the 118-foot stretch of marble running along one side of their immense new barroom is one of the longest bars in the city.
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The show's theme solicited submissions running along dramatic and political lines, touching on broad and flagrant issues of social injustice — in sharp contrast to last year's Wish List, which elicited fairly optimistic and personal presentations.
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The Northern Sea Route is a shipping route running along the Russian Arctic coast, while the Northwest Passage refers to a sea route that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans via the Canadian Arctic Archipelago.
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Though you're primarily running along the rooftops of skyscrapers, you'll also be ziplining up and down, moving from high to low as you try to find the fastest route from one point to the next.
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Thumper: a trippy ride through hell that's even better in VR Thumper starts with a familiar design for rhythm games: a track right in the middle of the screen, with bright lights running along it.
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Athletic since childhood, Mr. Pruniaux spends his spare time skiing and running, along with participating in a wide range of other sports, from diving to krav maga, a fighting system initially developed for Israeli forces.
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When wind, which flows faster at higher altitudes, hits a structure, some of it turns downward, running along the face of the building until that downwash hits the ground and turns again, reaching serious speeds.
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The other space is off the bar and is a darker cubby with string lights strewn across the ceiling, a huge leather couch running along two walls, and another long wooden table in the center.
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There is a troop of long-tailed macaques that live in the hills behind our building and we can watch them swinging through the trees or running along the phone lines displaying their acrobatic prowess.
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Outside, it looks like what a fantasy car should look like: low, wide, with enormous air vents running along the sides, and the appearance that more space is devoted to the engine than to the occupants.
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Aldo shot me sprinting—this was for a video—and all these tourists were basically there relaxing and I come running along, jump all over them, dive into the water and come up with the salmon.
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Mr. Cave and Mr. Faust are collaborating with students and teachers at Schurz High School, across the street, on a 70-foot-long fence made from recycled shipping containers running along the south side of Facility.
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And the other thing is the enemy are running along and firing from down here, from the hip for some strange reason and running in front of each other, but no one seems to be shooting.
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According to Embraer, the Legacy 500 has the roomiest cabin in its class and the only one that allows passengers to stand up without the need of a footwell running along the middle of the plane.
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In the four canvases from the late 1990s, Whitney paints rectangles in four stacked rows of varying heights, with the shortest running along the bottom edge and the tallest at the second tier from the top.
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Rancher Chip Johns, who said he has found bales of drugs dropped by fleeing smugglers and who sleeps with a gun by his bed, said he felt safer with the fence running along his 250,000-acre property.
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And while the OnePlus 220 only launched in glossy or matte black, my R26 Pro review unit comes in a beautiful "Ruby Red" finish with a light-to-dark gradient running along the length of the phone.
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And as is my tradition at the start of the new year, I laced up my shoes and went running along with everyone and their New Year's resolutions, alongside the mothers escaping tummy bugs, teething, teenage years.
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Newark also sits directly above the fiber optic cable spine running along the Eastern Seaboard, allowing companies to tap into some of the fastest internet services in the country and among the least expensive ultra-broadband network.
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Lodged within a strip of muscle running along their collarbones, it can produce a deadly electrical charge that renders them able to zap men at will, enfeebling or exterminating them, or just jolting them for sexual kicks.
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The City Council — and a top mayoral candidate — are looking to pull off a similarly ambitious feat with the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, a dilapidated Robert Moses-era eyesore of a highway running along the scenic Brooklyn waterfront.
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The perimeter of each canvas retains built-up paint to become a concrete surface layer running along the edge of the rectangle, leaving the remainder of the painting to open up into bottomless depth or limitless sky.
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One was made from a fallen-down pylon, 29 feet high; from this he filmed badgers running along an assault course he had built for them or eating Julie's badger cake, made of peanuts, Sugar Puffs and fat.
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With Sapporo out of contention, Calgary, Stockholm and Turkey's Erzurum are left in the running along with an Italian bid, with the IOC next month to name the city or cities to enter the one-year candidature phase.
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This type of coverage has long roots, from Nick Ut's famous image of nine-year-old Phan Thi Kim Phuc running along a road after being burned by napalm, to the starving children of Ethiopia in the 1980s.
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The stretch of beach in Grand Bassam running along the front of several luxury resorts is a popular weekend destination for African and Western tourists, as well as for those looking to escape the heat of the city.
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"Okay," Doctor Endor said, the three of them having walked down to neonatal, the white walls a shimmering marble, a blue lap-pool stripe running along the ceiling, the tint as deep as the bottom of the ocean.
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Milwaukee County bus driver Irena Ivic told WLS that she spotted the little girl, who is less than 1-year-old, running along the side of the overpass in only a onesie and a diaper just before 8 a.m.
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In comments televised by CNN Turk, Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus referred to Turkey's fight against "terrorist groups operating in Marea-Jarablus line," an area running along the border between Bab al-Salama and the town of Jarablus.
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The agitated security guard at the start of the video is probably real, but he clearly has no interest chasing these three guys once they start running along precarious ledges, and leaping from building to building, over 10-stories up.
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In a blog post, Facebook announced an update to its pages that will allow users to see all the ads that page is currently running, along with a detailed history of any name changes that have been made to the page.
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Phases 2 and 3, the building of a fully integrated and networked fence running along a 275-mile(442 km) stretch of Jordan's borders with Syria and Iraq and costing some $300 million, are scheduled to be fully operational this year.
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I know — running along the sidewalk next to an eight-lane highway is an odd thing to do, but it was a good way to see the Strip from another angle, and I wasn't the only person running that day.
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Sundays were often spent at a kind of salon at the Dickersons' modest house in the older part of town, a neighborhood of streets running along a gently winding tributary of the Arkansas River, masses of cottonwood trees shading its banks.
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Had he put any devices in his ears as he was running along the West Ridge Trail at Horsetooth Mountain Open Space, he might not have heard the pine needles rustle behind him, which alerted him to the mountain lion.
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Rocket fuel ingredients and compressed air are pumped into long rubber tubes that make up the soft parts of the artificial intestines, and they're then compressed and stretched using powered mechanisms, spaced a few inches apart, that running along its entire length.
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The part of the state still at the most severe level of drought is in southwestern California, starting north of Los Angeles and running along the coast through Ventura County into Santa Barbara County and the southernmost region of Kern County, further inland.
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It includes Python code that'll let you get the car up and running, along with sensor modules like ultrasonic obstacle avoidance, light follower, and line follower, which would help in giving you a deeper understanding of how to retool the car's controls.
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With the San Ramon fault line running along the edge of city, the resilience strategy lays out plans to link emergency response efforts and set up a system to monitor seismic activity, while tightening building regulations and factoring vulnerabilities into urban planning.
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At the same time, the horizontally striated ground, bordered by a blue band running along the painting's physical edge, vies for attention, causing the viewer to continually refocus, undoing the relationship of its various parts as well as making connections between them.
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The shaven-headed Giani, who was often seen by the pope's side or running along beside the popemobile as it moved through crowds, signed the notice which showed the five, including a woman, in a format similar to a "most wanted" flyer.
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There is a black band running along the right edge from the top edge to the bottom, evoking Nicholas Krushenick's penchant for putting a black border around his solidly colored shapes — something he claims to have gotten from looking at Japanese prints.
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An underground tunnel recently replaced a noisy double-decker freeway running along and above the waterfront and now new park and public spaces are being developed in what is already a quieter and far more pleasant part of the city to visit.
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If Amazon finds housing and the cost of doing business too high in New York City, it could turn to Newark, which sits atop the fiber optic cable spine running along the Eastern Seaboard and is in the midst of a resurgence.
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Starting on the far left edge and running along the bottom of each of the five sections, a band of deep violet further implies that this is a landscape we are looking at, not an abstract painting where everything sits on a flat surface.
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She used it again while attending Wimbledon a week later, where she wore a boho-chic dress with billowing sleeves and changed up her usual simple, no-fuss hairstyle with a fun new updo — a low ponytail with two French braids running along each side.
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With a tile floor and a chalkboard running along one wall, our classroom's only other distinguishing features were a small bank of gym-style lockers on the back wall, a single wooden lectern, a few battered folding tables and a stack of blue plastic chairs.
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Rhythm & Roll Percussion PlaneMade with real beech wood, this $20 plane has a pair of tiny cymbals for propellers, and a ridged guiro running along the plane's tail that can be played with a stick that hides away inside the craft's tiny cargo hold.
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A thin wash of the color was initially applied over the entire surface; a horizontal line was then measured off, which resulted in a square on top, tightly filling the upper portion of the vertical format, while leaving a wide band running along the bottom.
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For example, a simple, three-pillared structure with a flat, oblong roof and inscriptions on its sides, and another box-like sculpture with steps running along the center speak to the fundamental need for shelter, and the primeval instinct to call a place home.
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When a friend, let's say, decides to turn left instead of right while driving a car, is there any use in attempting to suss out how that thought came to be, in terms of the electricity running along a mound of somehow-alive meat?
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If you walked into a giant room and there was a rectangular slab running along one wall with a blur or pixelated strip-lighting around it, and little alcoves cut into the wall of the next room, you knew you were in a cantina.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Zac Efron star in the film, out in U.S. movie theaters on Thursday, which also features Kelly Rohrbach in the role made famous on television by the red-swimsuited Pamela Anderson, who was often filmed running along the beach in slow motion.
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Friends of the Parks, a non-profit organisation, says Mr Lucas can build his museum anywhere he chooses, but not east of Lake Shore Drive, the expressway running along the shoreline of Lake Michigan, an area of (mostly) open views that is owned by the public.
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EasyMile currently operates its self-driving shuttles in a handful of US cities, including in Columbus, Ohio, where two of them have been running along a nearly 3-mile loop in a residential area at speeds of up to 25 miles per hour, according to Reuters.
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Oval-shaped, with more drawings on ledger paper running along the walls like a massive frieze, this sanctuary compels you to roam in a circular motion to observe the illustrations, although a simple bench echoing the egg shape stands in the center of the room, also inviting seated contemplation.
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"I already counted more than 16 different lines going through this mess of wire," said Juan Rosario, an activist and a former consumer advocate on PREPA's board, as he pointed to a thick tangle of power and phone lines running along a busy road outside of San Juan.
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In addition to a large crowd spilling over the margins, the photograph includes a caption running along the bottom that reads: "Swearing-in Ceremony of President Donald J. Trump - January 21st, 2017, United States Capitol, Washington, D.C." even though Trump was sworn in on Friday, January 20, 2017.
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It seems, however, that if other chat networks are an indication, the most popular and successful of these mega group chats become useful feeds for people around special interests, and at best end up running along the lines of the "90-9-443" rule (respectively lurkers; intermittent contributors; heavy contributors).
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A turbojet takes in air through a revolving compressor, mixes the compressed air with fuel, burns the mixture in a combustion chamber and ejects the exhaust out of the back to provide thrust, having first run it through a turbine which, via a shaft running along the engine's axis, turns the compressor.
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But if this economic cycle indeed has another extended leg in — as plenty of indicators suggest — and companies can keep the profit machine running along with stock buybacks and mergers, there's no saying the market as a whole can't work its way a good deal higher before it reaches its ultimate peak.
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Migrants have been arrested while crossing into Canada from Champlain, N.Y.CreditCreditTodd Heisler/The New York Times CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. — Roxham Road is a quiet country road jutting off another quiet country road, where a couple of horses munch on soggy hay and a ditch running along the muddy pavement flows with melted snow.
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When she swan-dives off the top of a tower block, jumps through a plate-glass window in slow-motion, and shoots a roomful of people while running along the ceiling, it's possible to be awestruck by the fantastic visuals at the same time as thinking, well, yes, it's Scarlett doing her thing again.
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The uneven, cut edges of the large, collaged canvas; the stenciled, decorative, and star-like shapes on the blue band; the trail of gel-like material running along the seam between the red and yellow bands; the unevenness of each band's color; and the speckles of red paint on the yellow band undo the pristine perfection we associate with geometric abstraction.
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As Bonhoeffer chides those who don't rouse themselves, "If you board the wrong train, it is no use running along the corridor in the opposite direction," the illustration shows a Nazi train plunging off a crumbling bridge as a figure sprints along the roofs, trying to avoid destruction — an evocative image, given the dark significance trains would acquire in the Reich.
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The man, who had been running along the West Ridge Trail at Horsetooth Mountain Open Space — about 65 miles north of Denver — told investigators that at one point on Monday, he heard "something behind him on the trail," and when he turned around to see what it was, the lion lunged at him and bit his face and wrist, the authorities said.
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As cities begin to dig out of the snow, and people are allowed to get back in their cars, the water running along some of New Jersey's coastal streets looks set to leave locals with headaches that will last long after the snow melts -- in fact, as the high tides came in Saturday night, some areas along the New Jersey coast were already experiencing waist-high flooding.
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The wartime front line runs along the Neretva River, now spanned again by a rebuilt Stari Most, or Old Bridge, a 16th-century jewel of Ottoman architecture destroyed by Croat artillery fire during the war, and then cuts across the river for a few hundred yards into territory on the west bank, running along a boulevard lined with ruins and buildings still pockmarked by bullets.
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