The newly renovated Scopes Trial Museum — dedicated to the 1925 'Scopes Monkey Trial' — reopened in Dayton, Tennessee.
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Romance isn't just about long-stemmed roses and long walks on the beach, and our friend 'scopes compliment the love 'scopes by looking at the whole picture.
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Contaminated scopes can carry infections from one patient to another.
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Lombardo said several of the rifles had scopes on them.
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You're even meant to use scopes, when that's an option.
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The contamination issues result from damaged scopes and improper decontamination.
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I was prompted to revisit the Scopes trial—which, like many
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Scopes trial, recast as an allegory about McCarthyism and anti-Communist
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Torrey uses thermal scopes to locate the hogs and hone in.
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You use thermal scopes and get some nice free organic pork.
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McKinnell offers some questions: Do you clean and reprocess your scopes?
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They even handpicked John T. Scopes, a teacher, as the defendant.
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I have had too many CT scans to count and several scopes.
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Wisconsin in the years before Leopold & Loeb, Ossian Smith, and the Scopes
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Next, Camille scopes out the search party for Natalie in the woods.
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The lack of "editorial control" scopes across a wide range of situations.
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Tennessee, home of the Scopes trial, passed a comparable law in 2012.
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Those reports also included three deaths in 2018 related to these scopes.
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Flood the region with thousands of birders toting scopes, cameras and life lists.
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Another photo shows several guns, including rifles with scopes, laying on a bed.
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In 1925 John Scopes was convicted of violating Tennessee law by teaching evolution.
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John T. Scopes, a high school substitute teacher, was charged in Dayton, Tenn.
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One photo shows several guns, including rifles with scopes, lying on a bed.
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Dzieza used the example of seller Zac Plansky, who used to sell rifle scopes on Amazon Marketplace: Last August, Zac Plansky woke to find that the rifle scopes he was selling on Amazon had received 16 five-star reviews overnight.
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Now they've set their scopes on a section most customers look elsewhere for: Fashion.
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But with stronger inter-regional solidarity, the scopes of governmental power have also expanded.
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I look for a bunch of people pointing their scopes at this one thing.
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Why is it, then, that so many 'scopes leave out the topic of fitness?
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Lee 'scopes several times a day and her broadcasts are raw, real and honest.
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And the subject for which Scopes was convicted became the foundation of modern biology.
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Mr. Scopes was swiftly found guilty and fined $100 (equivalent to about $1,400 today).
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The reusable scopes, which are made by three manufacturers -- Fujifilm Medical Systems USA Inc.
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Even the existing commissions have often seen their budgets cut and their scopes narrowed.
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Scopes was charged for teaching from a textbook called A Civic Biology: Presented in Problems,
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It also includes combat shotguns, silencers, military scopes, and flash suppressors, as well as parts.
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All of this is (partly) why the scopes of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds stand out so much.
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Police found at least 23 weapons inside the room, including multiple rifles, some with scopes.
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Billy Graham referred to the Scopes "monkey trial," so we thought we'd revisit the case.
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The scopes that soldiers used back then were far more limited [than what they use today].
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Luckily, Tali Edut of the Astrotwins spelled out exactly how we should be reading our 'scopes.
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Mahjoubfar said the microscope's cost is in line with other high-tech scopes of this nature.
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And, from such sophisticated scopes, astronomers often get prêt-à-manger data, delivered to their inboxes.
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But one category of upgrade feels more like a classic, actually "game changing" power up: scopes.
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Authorities found 23 weapons in Paddock's hotel room, including multiple rifles, some with scopes on them.
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Most Americans now regard the Scopes verdict as an unhappy relic of a less enlightened nation.
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A battle between science and spirituality, the case reads as a forerunner of the Scopes trial.
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The 57-year-old carries a heavy backpack filled with scopes, and binoculars plus a tripod.
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Patrols rush back inside the gates and snipers hunch over their rifle scopes, scanning the eastern approaches.
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Hussien and his men use videos filmed from sniper scopes and Google maps to target their prey.
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Now the rest of the field is clamoring to outfit their scopes with similar cameras, says Muller.
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It also comes fitted with a standard finder shoe, meaning it connects easily to most finder scopes.
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They have these big scopes and storylines that are funny and epic, and people talk about them.
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"Nothing escapes you," said an ad for an optics company that makes, among other things, rifle scopes.
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However these studies acknowledge that they were limited in their methodologies and scopes, and so are not conclusive.
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Players take time to adjust the select fire on their weapons and the zero distance on their scopes.
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In addition to guns and ammunition, Vista Outdoor sells archery gear, bicycle helmets, scopes and other sports products.
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I think that innovation and new game development, it all comes at different scopes and at different times.
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Residents of Dayton convinced a young teacher named John Scopes to do so, in a bid for publicity.
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Many temporarily retreated from political life, the way evangelical Christians did after the ignominy of the Scopes trial.
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For example, this infrastructure would be much more developer-friendly with easier and more modern access and authentication scopes.
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Authorities say Nevidomy arranged to send night vision rifle scopes, thermal monoculars and ammunition primers to Russia in 2013.
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Thirty-five people died in the United States after contracting infections from contaminated medical scopes made by Olympus Corp.
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Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said some of the weapons had scopes, and fertilizer and chemicals were found in his car.
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Once there, H&K-USA workers will install scopes and mounts purchased by the Army under a separate agreement.
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Paddock sets up at least 23 weapons inside his hotel room, including multiple rifles, some of which had scopes.
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Single-use bronchoscopes already are making their way to market, although they are not expected to replace reusable scopes.
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Single-use bronchoscopes already are making their way to market, although they are not expected to replace reusable scopes.
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The existing scopes remain in use while the company works on those alterations, which it expects to finish by August.
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But nothing has illustrated the terror of combat more than the scopes of Battlegrounds and the asymmetrical power they instate.
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While the maps are large, weapons tend to be medium-ranged at best, with scopes offering magnification without increasing accuracy.
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Twenty-three weapons, some with scopes, are in the room with him, magazines of ammunition stacked neatly on the floor.
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The legislative fixes seek to address actions taken by Olympus, the leading maker of gastrointestinal scopes in the U.S. and worldwide.
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In recent months, the company had also seemed to expand its products, including scopes, triggers, recoil enhancers, and other gun parts.
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Authorities found 23 weapons in Paddock's Las Vegas hotel room, including a handgun and multiple rifles, some with scopes on them.
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His words persuaded a Tennessee court to convict John Scopes of breaking state law by teaching evolution to his biology students.
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Germanium is an input in mid-and-long-wavelength infrared (IR) lenses used in military night vision goggles and thermal scopes.
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It's touching and pretty funny, as Aaron scopes out the crowd for hot guys ... and at least 2 catch his eye.
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On closer inspection of the hilltop from the ground across the river, at least two officers are peering through rifle scopes.
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Residents of the town of Dayton convinced a young teacher named John Scopes to do so, in a bid for publicity.
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"Scopes get highly contaminated every time theyre used," said Cori Ofstead, the studys author and an epidemiologist in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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With our spotting scopes, we're able to see where the bullet's going a lot better than the shooter themselves can see.
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Over the next four years, he tried out a multitude of other ideas, including binoculars, thermal imaging scopes for hunters, and thermometers.
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The specters of other players can get in your head; they're got better scopes, better guns, and better skills with those weapons.
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The new "Forge" areas released in the DLC were covered in hidden symbols, visible only through the scopes of certain special weapons.
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Visitors at six lakes in the San Bernardino National Forest and two California state parks come with notebooks, cameras and spotting scopes.
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Officials said that at least 22 rifles were found in the gunman's room, including two rifles with scopes on tripods at windows.
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He also bought more than 232 firearm-related items such as scopes, ammunition and bump stocks in the year before the attack.
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In his report, the independent expert called on Olympus to conduct a worldwide investigation and recall the scopes if similar problems turned up.
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All broadcasts expire after 24 hours, unless the broadcaster has signed up for Katch, which saves copies of their 'scopes for replay viewing.
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The problem is, that style of fighting is antithetical to modern FPS games, which are all about headshots, scopes and shooting while prone.
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Two no-scopes is almost unheard of at the professional level and grabbing the first one while falling is a feat in itself.
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And yet, Catalan still finds time to micromanage, as when he personally scopes out Hannah scoping out her anguished boss on a roof.
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Many different reusable scopes are used in medicine, but duodenoscopes — which have a movable mechanism at the tip — are particularly difficult to clean.
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Broadcasters had been confused about how views added up when 'scopes could be watched in-app, on desktop, and on the Apple TV app.
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Her 2010 release was framed around living in the town made famous for fighting evolution during the Scopes Monkey Trial (Evolving in Monkey Town).
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The Los Angeles Times reported in December 2015 that Olympus kept selling its scopes despite warnings from a 2012 superbug outbreak in the Netherlands.
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In response, many hospitals started testing scopes for contamination after cleaning and holding them in quarantine for 48 hours to check for bacterial growth.
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The number of potentially deadly infections from contaminated medical scopes is far higher than what federal officials previously estimated, a new congressional investigation shows.
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As many as 350 patients at 22012 medical facilities in the U.S. and worldwide were infected or exposed to tainted gastrointestinal scopes from Jan.
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Google says most developers won't have to make any changes to their games, unless they added some additional scopes to the sign-in process.
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No upgrade in any other game—including plenty of shooters with scopes—has made me feel so powerful, nor made death feel so arbitrary.
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Hailing from Dayton, Tennessee — home of the famous Scopes monkey trial of 1925 — she writes about faith, doubt and life in the Bible Belt.
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In fact, overseas St. Pauli fanclubs are now something of a phenomenon, with groups of various scopes and sizes dotted all across the globe.
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Ms. Evans started a blog and in 2010 published her first book, "Evolving in Monkey Town," the title a reference to the Scopes case.
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A federal law enforcement official earlier said two rifles were outfitted with scopes and set up on tripods in front of two big windows.
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Some were rifles equipped with scopes, said Sheriff Joseph Lombardo of the Police Department, adding that Mr. Paddock used multiple rifles during the attack.
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Those gastrointestinal scopes are put down a patient's throat to diagnose and treat problems such as gallstones, cancers and blockages in the bile duct.
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Those gastrointestinal scopes are put down a patient's throat to diagnose and treat problems such as gallstones, cancers and blockages in the bile duct.
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Those gastrointestinal scopes are put down a patients throat to diagnose and treat problems such as gallstones, cancers and blockages in the bile duct.
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He first played Darrow, the great criminal lawyer and Scopes trial defender as embodied in David W. Rintels's solo show, at the Old Vic.
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Most Americans today know of Bryan from his role in the 22019 Scopes trial over the teaching of evolution in a Tennessee public school.
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Half as short as their predecessor, these second-gen modded scopes are short enough for the surgeons to hold one-handed, without an assistant's help.
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An action game needed to deliver something more pulse-pounding than a long-range gun battle with 4x scopes and an incoming blue zone boundary.
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As funders balance building and operating new scopes with the old, while giving grants to the astronomers who actually use those instruments, something's gotta give.
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In response to recent infections and deaths from tainted medical scopes, U.S. lawmakers are wrestling with how to keep other dangerous devices from harming patients.
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Physicians use a variety of reusable medical scopes to peer into the body -- and they can pose a deadly infection risk when not cleaned properly.
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Among other weapons uncovered were 26 guns, 20 bayonets, 306 gun parts, including silencers and rifle scopes, and more than 800 bullets of various calibers.
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As for your reference to some evangelical voters, it's astonishing that so many in this country seem not to have gotten past the Scopes trial.
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When you and I are facing each other from hundreds of meters away with 8x scopes and Kar98 rifles in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, we're fighting each other.
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And yet, here he was, holed up in room 2527-135 with 23 weapons, multiple rifles -- some with scopes on them -- and a cache of ammunition.
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While cities are making progress toward improving living standards and social and environmental sustainability, the impact can be limited by narrow project scopes and obsolete systems.
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I tipped the magnifying night-vision scopes on the bridgewings as high as they'd go to see all the southern constellations he had told us about.
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Rachel spent her high school years in Dayton, Tennessee, where the 1925 Scopes trial took place, ultimately punishing a local teacher for teaching evolution in his classroom.
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At the very least, you can use these as your Plan B 'scopes when the one for your sun sign doesn't feel like it's meant for you.
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As Janelle Belgrave wrote in our April 'scopes, the issue we're expected to face during this five-month period is how we use and claim our power.
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The company has seen data breaches of various forms and scopes over the last year ranging from Cambridge Analytica to a 2018 breach impacting 50 million accounts.
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"We go in with scopes, we have to cut the blister out with staples, and then leave tubes in to allow the lung to expand," he said.
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If Co –Star drags you, Sorrow-scopes drags you and reminds you that in the next few decades, many of the world's glaciers will recede beyond view.
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Should the pigs advance, wildlife officials plan an air assault, hunting the pigs from planes with high-tech equipment like night-vision goggles and thermal-imaging scopes.
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Over the ensuing years, the country established several provincial and city-level carbon-trading pilot projects, with varying rules, scopes, and baselines, to test-drive the concept.
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And don't just read the friend and lovers scopes for other people—read for your own sign too, to get even more insight about yourself and your relationships.
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As a possible probing attack, he has floated an idea for a sort of climate-focused Scopes Monkey Trial, a televised debate between climate change believers and sceptics.
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Among other weapons uncovered in the raids were 26 guns, 20 bayonets, 306 gun parts, including silencers and rifle scopes, and more than 800 bullets of various calibers.
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But, when someone buys and slowly accumulates 47 guns and rifles (12 with bump stocks), scopes, explosives and thousands of rounds of ammunition, no red flags go up.
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"Ground scopes, drones, and tap testing are just a few of the methods that operators have used to help prevent against failures both small and catastrophic," she added.
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A team of up to 20 researchers and volunteers, sitting on a hilltop with spotting scopes or peering down from aircraft, witness the daily goings-on year-round.
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Authorities confirmed Monday that 23 firearms, some equipped with scopes, had been recovered from the 32nd-floor Mandalay Bay hotel room where the shooter, Stephen Paddock, had been staying.
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Founded in 1920, it first came to fame during the Scopes Trial, in which the group defended a Tennessee high school teacher who was prosecuted for teaching human evolution.
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ALMA and the South Pole Telescope haven't been hooked up to the network until this upcoming 2017 observing run, which will now include nine scopes after a few swaps.
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All of the scopes in the network recorded the radio waves emanating from the center of the galaxy, where the supermassive black hole Sagittarius A* is believed to reside.
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Here there's an unwelcome touch of envy as the camera scopes the sculpted dudes and leers, just like one of the boys, at girls at the local disco club.
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For decades doctors have been trying to decode the dark, slimy terrains of the GI tract—probing both ends with cameras and scopes and liters of oral contrast liquid.
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Article continues after the video below The problem is, that style of fighting is antithetical to modern FPS games, which are all about headshots, scopes and shooting while prone.
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The rifle is also easily accessorized with custom add-ons like flashlights, infrared scopes and a variety of grips, and is called the Lego set of the gun world.
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"However, due to their cost and complexity, batteries are especially challenging regarding significant test scopes during development, a lack of transparency about their condition, and remaining lifetime during operation".
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At least three of the rifles Mr. Paddock had in his luxury suite on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino were equipped with scopes. Opinion
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But the company allows for listings of scopes — including night vision optics — and laser sights, as well as rail mounts designed to accommodate grips, flashlights and other tactical devices.
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The SEALs said shots came from the tower where Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher was posted and they watched through their scopes as the civilians fell to the ground.
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Cleaning, also called reprocessing, between patients involves nearly 100 steps, including both hand-scrubbing the device and inspecting it visually to check for biological debris clinging to the scopes.
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The "Red Unit" is thought to be equipped with advanced weapons, including night vision scopes, 82mm rockets, heavy machine guns and U.S.-made assault rifles, according to the Afghan military.
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So, the first things to go in his own 'scopes were the assumed pronouns and exclusively heteronormative predictions: "I don't talk about marriage as the only relationship mountaintop," he says.
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You'll learn how to define project scopes and compose model evaluations before dipping into the R programming language and Excel, two of the most important data-crunching tools on earth.
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In the 1950s, the nascent radio astronomy community realized universities couldn't afford to build their own scopes—at least not ones of high enough quality to drive the field forward.
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His defenses of the Haymarket anarchists, the Pullman strikers, Eugene V. Debs, John T. Scopes, and Leopold and Loeb march by in a haphazard parade, with little attempt at analysis.
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Perhaps, as critics, we are supposed to evaluate whether films succeed at achieving their defined narrow scopes, instead of pretending that 107 minutes can somehow magically cover all the epistemological bases.
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Before using smaller scopes, Belfort's team repurposed this one for fetal surgeries—its dual channels are useful for inserting a fiber-optic camera and an operating instrument through the same incision.
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But these scopes form part of an even more ambitious project: the Square Kilometer Array, a joint effort to build the world's largest telescope, spanning the continents of Africa and Australia.
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Fundamentalism, she says, seemed to have been routed at the Scopes monkey trial of 1925, when William Jennings Bryan failed to defend the Bible's literal truth, or so many bystanders reckoned.
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The scopes in Battlegrounds aren't as flashy as invincibility stars or double-jump boots, but they change how you interact with enemies and the environment in just as potent of ways.
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In the hours after the retired accountant committed the shooting, authorities rolled out frightening new details, including the discovery of scopes on rifles at the resort and explosives at his home.
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These will merely act as "finder-scopes" for the European Extremely Large Telescope, as it is called, Dr. Mountain noted, spotting phenomena that the larger telescope can then investigate and exploit.
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This could mean greater marksmanship training for some patrolmen, as well as equipping patrol cars with longer-range rifles that have powerful scopes and which fire higher-caliber bullets, like the .
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Like the Scopes trial of 1925, which sought to drive a stake into the heart of the effort to prevent the teaching of evolution in schools, the case of Fish v.
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They also hope to add an essential "devices" category to include diagnostic equipment like X-ray and CT scanners, ultrasounds, fiber-optic scopes, automated blood analyzers, PCR machines and so on.
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The resulting piece, when the tube was placed in a patient, would be used as a connector by a surgeon threading tools like scopes or stents into his or her body.
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The soldiers appear disciplined as they position themselves on rooftops behind green sandbags, painstakingly watching the militants' every move through binoculars and scopes, hoping to get a clear shot with sniper rifles.
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Stephen Paddock, a 64-year-old retired accountant, was found dead in his hotel room on the 32nd floor surrounded by 23 guns, including a handgun and some rifles equipped with scopes.
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There are cap-gun rifles with real working scopes, and black "Lawman" and pink "Texas Rose" models complete with belts and holsters; the cowboy actors swagger around with real revolvers firing blanks.
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" During the practice, Honey Boo Boo, 12, sticks her head in and scopes out the session — but her expertise isn't welcomed by J.J. "Okay now Tater-Tot, just hold on a minute.
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The NSF still, for the moment, funds part of their time—"open skies" hours available to anyone's good ideas; the rest of the time, the scopes are subject to their customers' whims.
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CRE was believed to be the cause of infections from improperly cleaned medical scopes that led to the death of two people at Ronald Reagan U.C.L.A. Medical Center in California last year.
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All told, the gunman, Stephen Paddock, owned 50 guns, from pistols to high-powered long arms, and almost 3993 firearm components including scopes, a red dot sight, bi-pods and rifle cases.
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To sight in their rifle scopes, they put a piece of cardboard on a tree and fired shots that produced a reverberating roar and a diaphanous orange cloud, ephemeral against the night.
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A few days later, they stopped a 211-year-old Mexican woman heading into Mexico with several assault rifles, a handgun, multiple ammunition magazines, two weapon scopes and 8.23,28.2 rounds of ammunition.
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Stephen Paddock, a 64-year-old retired accountant, was found dead in his hotel room on the 73nd floor surrounded by 23 guns, including a handgun and some rifles equipped with scopes.
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Since an FDA warning went out in February 2015, health officials have urged all hospitals to review their cleaning procedures for these reusable scopes and consider additional steps to minimize the infection risk.
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The normally stealthy Lockheed Martin jet is fitted with a transponder that pings its position and can be configured to light up on radar scopes during training flights, the air force official said.
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Police say Stephen Paddock had about 23 firearms in his room at the Mandalay Bay Hotel, including handguns, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and at least 10 rifles, several of which had scopes.
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"When there is poison in the blood, no one knows on what part of the body it will break out," William Jennings Bryan said at the close of the Scopes Trial in 1925.
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The proceedings became a nationally watched showdown between science and religion, each represented by a prominent figure: Clarence Darrow, a lawyer and agnostic, defended Scopes; William Jennings Bryan, a Christian orator, prosecuted him.
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Because of the Scopes trial of 1925, not to mention more recent controversies about teaching evolution in public schools, we are accustomed to thinking of Darwin's theory of evolution as antithetical to religion.
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According to a Facebook spokesperson, the company already bans ads for guns and modifications, but sellers can post ads for accessories such as gun-mounted flashlights, scopes, holsters, gun cases, gun paint, or slings.
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It seems odd that a smuggler would fly in broad daylight in an area they know they will be spotted, not to mention the question of how they stayed off the FAA radar scopes.
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Our friend 'scopes really focus on how to best use the astrological energy to get along with anyone, which is just as valuable as the sexy stuff you might read in the lover horoscope.
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But fixing the federal warning system to enable more timely identification of risky scopes, implants and surgical tools means overcoming significant challenges in Congress, from partisan divisions to the need for more government funding.
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Down at the rifle range, men with spotting scopes and long guns -- many of them assault rifles -- were "sighting in," or checking the accuracy of their weapons, on 50-, 100- and 200-yard targets.
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Two recent studies underscore the threat: A paper published in March found that 71 percent of reusable medical scopes deemed ready for use on patients tested positive for bacteria at three major U.S. hospitals.
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But it's worth it: In US astronomy, interferometers, or telescopes like ALMA made of many smaller antennas, are currently more popular with scientists than big single-dish scopes, says NSF astronomy division director Richard Green.
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It's not attempting to create one, either, as its big point of distinction from Android and iOS is that it has so-called Scopes that collate information and content from online services into customizable streams.
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Instead of clinging to the elementary quips and dramatized values of their early days, Brand New pushed themselves to tackle grander musical scopes, essentially becoming an alt-rock band not marketable enough for radio airplay.
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"These flexible lighted scopes are vital for minimally invasive procedures to diagnose and treat conditions of the pancreas and bile duct," said Dr. Jeff Shuren, director of the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health.
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Grenade launchers, heavy machine guns, thermal sniper scopes and body armor all appear on the jihadist channels, which also offer tips on encryption and even introduce smugglers to get people in and out of Syria.
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Mr. Davis is also the main organizer of the yearly Scopes Festival, which for years has featured a play based on the trial that he said aimed to be fair to both Darrow and Bryan.
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Trends like these have converged to make Kentucky something of a barometer for Trump's agenda, and Beshear stands in a potentially unique position to respond to what the new White House scopes out for the country.
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In addition to scores of new batons, tactical armor, rifle scopes, and patrol bicycles, the CPD has also been loaned three armored response and rescue vehicles and increased their protest insurance from $9.5 to 50 million.
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Sorrow-scopes acknowledges the stress of this era in a way that resonates with people, but it also acknowledges them personally: Things are bad, and here's how they are specifically bad for you, you dipshit Scorpio.
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Police then searched his vehicle and found firearms and ammunition, and a search of his home found more than a dozen more weapons, including a grenade launcher, shotguns, rifles with scopes, silencers and high-capacity magazines.
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Authorities found 23 guns in Paddock's Mandalay Bay Resort hotel room, some mounted on tripods or fitted with scopes, and two "bump stocks," or accessories that can make a semi-automatic rifle fire in rapid bursts.
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But less complex scopes also pose contamination risks -- and they're used on far more people: Each year in the United States, doctors perform more than 15 million colonoscopies and 7 million endoscopies of the upper GI tract.
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These included ammunition, bulletproof plates for flak jackets, rifle scopes, hand grenades, two-way tactical radios, fragmenting antipersonnel warheads for rocket-propelled grenade launchers, uniforms (including police uniforms) and forward-looking infrared cameras, used for night imaging.
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A relative to MDMA, the similarly love-y MDA makes its first appearance in the government scopes in early 1968, with several pills confiscated in Washington late the previous year and a lab bust in New York.
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Parts manufacturers sell "zombie" scopes for AR-15 rifles that go for $200 to $500 a pop, appealing to gun aficionados who are preparing for apocalyptic catastrophes as seen on The Walking Dead and other TV shows.
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Of course, you're not going to find the selection of apps you'd get on iOS or Android (or even Windows Phone), but Canonical is confident its scopes cover the key, non-frivolous, bases: email, messaging, news, music, etc.
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Complicated scopes called duodenoscopes, used to inspect and treat problems in the bile and pancreatic ducts, have been linked to at least 35 deaths in the U.S. since 2013, including three at the UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center.
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In the Scopes trial, evolution was on the stand and people were trying to prove whether evolution was real or not, and in this case, especially in our current political moment, it's basically climate science that is on trial.
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"From Scopes Monkey Trial, to 10 Commandments resolution of '96, &now to punishment of #Memphis for removing statues that honor leaders of the Confederacy,the TN House of Representatives sadly continues to embarrass #Tennessee across the nation," Cohen tweeted.
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Perhaps not since Tennessee and the 28500 Scopes Monkey Trial, where a high school biology teacher was charged with a crime for teaching Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, has a state exposed itself to as much ridicule and opprobrium.
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Susan Hutfless, senior author of the May study and an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins, says she was "very surprised" by the findings, adding that patients must start grilling doctors about treatment options and the cleanliness of the scopes.
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Nearly a century after the Scopes trial, an aversion to scientific findings continues to shape American public policy, with skeptics of the scientific consensus on climate change taking a number of top jobs in President Trump's Environmental Protection Agency.
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In the November 2014 video of her hiding in the corner of a parking garage as her bodyguard scopes out the scene, presumably waiting for a car to arrive, she's literally, physically, refusing to be available for paparazzi or fan scrutiny.
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In Ping An's case, the fund looks at both the financial case presented by prospective investments as well as the strategic case — in terms of how well the technology and business scopes align with Ping An's own research and developments.
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While surgery used to require cutting the patient open, advances in technology have created more minimally invasive procedures using scopes and programmable instruments like the Gamma Knife, which uses focused radiation to destroy tumors rather than having to remove them.
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A central achievement was his encouraging evangelical Protestants to regain the social influence they had once wielded, reversing a retreat from public life that had begun when their efforts to challenge evolution theory were defeated in the Scopes trial in 1925.
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Two law enforcement officials said he used a hammer to break the windows through which he fired, and Sheriff Lombardo said he possessed scopes for at least some of his weapons, though it was not clear what roles they played. Opinion
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A federal law enforcement official earlier said there were at least 210 rifles in the suite, along with hundreds of rounds of ammunition, including two rifles outfitted with scopes and set up on tripods in front of two big windows.
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Firearms merchants dangled Cyber Monday deals on guns and accessories, with discounts on ammunition from Cabela's, scopes from Dick's Sporting Goods and, from Bass Pro Shops, an Armalite M-15 Defensive Sporting Semi-Auto Rifle for $649.97, marked down from $799.99.
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In July, a man was arrested after the police found assault-style weapons, rifles with scopes and a grenade launcher, as well as drugs and a box of neo-Nazi bumper stickers and clothing in his van and at his house.
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" To explain the trading, Mr. Berke asserted that Mr. Walters used the skills he developed as a gambler by picking stocks much the way a poker player scopes out an opponent based on "tells," or "little clues that are not obvious.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Chinese national has been sentenced to 30 months in a U.S. prison for smuggling or trying to smuggle to China high-tech U.S. military hardware, including night vision and thermal imaging rifle scopes, the U.S. Justice Department said on Wednesday.
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Astrology has also proven adept at jumping between mediums: These days, instead of having to pick up a physical newspaper or magazine to find out what the stars have in store, mini-'scopes are available to us in the form of tweets.
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The Senate report says that by early 2013, Olympus, the Japanese maker of 85 percent of duodenoscopes used in the United States, already knew of two independent investigations in the Netherlands that found their scopes could transmit bacteria even after thorough cleaning.
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Mr Trump has described climate change as a hoax and expressed his doubts about childhood vaccination; Bryan ended up an an expert witness arguing against the teaching of evolution in the Scopes monkey trial (as seen in the film Inherit the Wind).
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Then, in 1937, under pressure from editors to come up with a way to make his 'scopes appeal to a mass audience, he came up with the idea of only reading the sun sign, which simplified things and birthed untold numbers of copycats.
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There are stories about other owls being loved to death — fleeing spotting scopes and telephoto lenses only to be hit by cars — or of landowners, once tolerant of owlers on their properties, who revoked access for all because of an unprincipled few.
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After all, Darrow, an agnostic and the most famous lawyer of his day, was the man who lost the famous Scopes "monkey trial" at the Rhea County Courthouse in 1925, though not before denouncing what he called the "fool ideas" of biblical literalism.
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At times in the tech startup world, we can be so narrow in our definition of a startup and of entrepreneurship, that these sorts of founders who have done things in other industries or just in very different ways don't even register on our scopes.
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More than $4 billion worth of contracts was issued for small arms, including pistols, machines guns, assault rifles and sniper rifles, and more than $833 billion worth was issued for associated equipment, from spare machine-gun barrels to sniper-rifle scopes, according to Overton's count.
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Chinn is probably best known for her captivating performance of Philip Glass's wordless aria in the recent revival of Einstein on the Beach, although science has long been a passion, including her co-hosting of the Scopes Monkey Choir podcast on science and music.
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Papers filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida show Makarenko was accused in June 2017 by federal prosecutors of conspiring with another man, Vladimir Nevidomy, to export defense articles including night-vision scopes from the United States to Russia without U.S. approval.
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"We will be using tracking security cameras in the visual to infrared wavelengths with telephoto lenses, human eyes on the water with high power binoculars and spotting scopes, as well as digital SLR cameras with high power telephoto lenses ranging from 400mm - 600+mm," Knuth told Motherboard.
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RCMP isn't saying where the spotting scopes are being set up for obvious reasons, but it has admitted they are primarily being used at intersections t which drivers are stopped at a red light or a stop sign—where it's still illegal to use your phone.
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Most horoscopes are vaguely encouraging, or at least thematically veiled enough to make it seem like your life will, at minimum, be relatively OK. But if the popularity of astrology Twitter account Sorrow-scopes is any indication, sometimes we just want our astrology content to wreck us.
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Following the humiliation they received via their media portrayal in the famous Scopes Monkey Trial of 143 (when a Tennessee school teacher was arrested for teaching evolution), many radical Christians believed—similar to today's Trump voters—that intellectual elites had it in for them and retreated from the spotlight.
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Snapchat messages received by Motherboard itself, as well as screenshots provided to Motherboard of accounts posting items such as consumer drones and thermal scopes for sale, show that the ephemeral messaging app provides the perfect mix of instantaneous and direct storytelling for a mobile-only, millennial generation of fighters.
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The women's training design team, for example, looks in many ways like any fashion design team, using mood boards covered by photos from Paco Rabanne's and Alexander Wang's runway collections; the team goes on inspiration trips to cities such as Berlin and London and scopes out restaurants and galleries.
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This law made it illegal 'to teach any theory that denies the Story of Divine Creation…' In early May a Dayton mine manager and a local druggist (the latter also part-time chairman of the schoolbook committee) met with John Scopes , a young high school science teacher, to discuss resistance.
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Though some might not find a person's sexual orientation relevant or newsworthy or interesting (whether or not that person is in a position to cause harm) on its own, the tremendous amount of attention that coming out announcements of all scopes can still draw might suggest they're in the minority.
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Ingestible electronics that are already on the market include pills with ingestible sensors on them that can track patient compliance, as well as a camera that is small enough to be swallowed to record activity in a person's digestive tract to help diagnosis issues, like bleeding, that scopes can't detect.
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The office then deployed a rapid response team to examine the allegations and found supply shortages within the medical center, such as a lack of equipment used to detect defects in scopes that could cause burns as well as a shortage in tubing needed to give patients oxygen, among other issues.
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To prepare for each talk, Saldaña scopes out the area in which he is about to speak a couple days in advance, not so much because he fears for his safety, but so he can mentally prepare for a place where people might not want to hear what he has to say.
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Each student scopes out sites at which to meet with the asset from the embassy party, then devises ninety-minute paths to the locations, through congested areas and isolated roads, with regular stops at gas stations and shops, in order to obscure the real objective, which is to draw a surveillance team into view.
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Force enough smaller 'scopes to work together, the thinking goes, and you can take a detailed picture of a geosynchronous satellite—which is kind of like being able to read the "Sunkist" label on a New York orange from a spot in Arizona, or being able to make out someone's face on the moon.
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Director of the ACLU Anthony Romero got a loud applause as he took to the stage to talk about how for 97 years the ACLU has been defending the rights of individuals, including in hard-fought trials such as Scopes (right to teach evolution), Miranda rights, the right to contraception, Loving (the right for interracial couples to marry) and many others.
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With regard to human trafficking and illegal immigrant gang members crossing over our borders, ICE and CBP are tasked with combatting those crimes, and each could request from the Treasury Executive Office of Asset Forfeiture (TEOAF) funding for investigative equipment and technology — including cameras, infra-red tech, heat-seeking sensors, radar, computers, night scopes, airplanes, SUVs, Jeeps, ATVs, vessels, motorbikes and any type of conveyance imaginable, all of which could be linked up to create a virtual wall or 'smart wall' referenced by Rep.
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