Sentinel-5P, also known as Sentinel-5 Precursor, was designed to reduce data gaps between Envisat and NASA's Aura mission and the launch of Sentinel 5.
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Sentinel-3A is the third satellite to be launched in the Sentinel family of Copernicus satellites.
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That compares with around six days for the two Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 satellites, the ESA's Liebig said.
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The Orlando Sentinel, which reported the case when it was The Orlando Morning Sentinel, apologized for its coverage this week.
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Sentinel-3653 used radar imaging for land and ocean monitoring, while Sentinel-2 provided high-resolution optical imagery for land monitoring.
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How Social Sentinel Works Social Sentinel was founded by Gary Margolis, a former chief of police at the University of Vermont.
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Source: Sentinel-5P satellite data via the European Space Agency Source: Sentinel-5P satellite data via the European Space Agency First, it happened in China.
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It has a twin satellite, Sentinel-224B which will be launched within next 2365 years and will work with Sentinel-27A to provide maximum coverage of the planet.
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The other five outlets that have joined the initiative are The Palm Beach Post, The South Florida Sun Sentinel, The Tampa Bay Times, The Orlando Sentinel and WLRN Public Media.
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Airbus will offer the high-speed data transfer as a commercial service, but the first two customers are ESA satellites Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2, which both carry out Earth observation.
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He handles editorial and advertising issues for The Los Angeles Times, The San Diego Union-Tribune, The South Florida Sun Sentinel, The Orlando Sentinel, The Hartford Courant and The Morning Call.
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Vishvajit Pandya, an Indian anthropologist, said the people on North Sentinel used to trade with other islanders and possibly intermarry with them, but the British expansion disrupted those ties, isolating North Sentinel.
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Medina's suspension was first reported by the Florida Sun Sentinel.
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Per the Journal Sentinel, one of the tweets read:BREAKING NEWS!
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Most of the posts that Social Sentinel flagged seemed benign.
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The Orlando Sentinel reports that the gunman also killed himself.
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" The Sentinel acknowledged, however, that Clinton is a "polarizing figure.
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The local newspaper, the Aurora Sentinel, wrote up the meeting.
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He then added, "#JudenRatDontCount," according to screenshots from the Sentinel.
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The Sun Sentinel: Broward County elections supervisor Brenda Snipes resigns.
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"It's just getting better," Parker told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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"They're a great sentinel species of cold climates," says Mow.
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And the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is currently owned by Gannett.
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But the fishermen refused to land him on North Sentinel.
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Mr. Kettmann is a columnist for The Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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The water beneath him suddenly aglut, sentinel somehow, with jellyfish.
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The Sun Sentinel first reported the delay in surveillance footage.
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Katches, Miami Herald climate change reporter Alex Harris and Julie Anderson, editor-in-chief of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel and the Orlando Sentinel, spoke about their collaboration on this week's "Reliable Sources" podcast.
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"I'm sure it'll be emotional," Vogel told the Orlando Sentinel recently.
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"Facial recognition is already being used everywhere," Dyer told the Sentinel.
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"Adam [Gruler] did engage the suspect," Mina told the Orlando Sentinel.
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Wildlife officials safely retrieved the snake from Liscinsky, the Sentinel said.
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"This Saturday, I'll move everyone home," Andre told the Orlando Sentinel.
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"We hear that all the time," Adams told the Orlando Sentinel.
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You need a life,' he said, the Knoxville News Sentinel reports.
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The Orlando Sentinel reports that Louis and Morame are Lovardo's cousins.
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Detectives told the Sun Sentinel they're treating this as a homicide.
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Sun Sentinel reporter Brittany Wallman shared the parents' letter on Twitter.
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The settlement with Sentinel bankruptcy trustee Frederick Grede requires court approval.
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DeSantis currently leads Putnam by 12 points, the Sun-Sentinel reported.
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Sentinel last week became the fifth to apply for federal permits.
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Tony Evers (D) on Thursday, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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"Everywhere this guy goes, he causes controversy," Winters told the Sentinel.
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"He was super outgoing," friend Jose Diaz told the Orlando Sentinel.
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"I haven't been able to work," he told the Orlando Sentinel.
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Similarly, the Sentinel Hub website publishes imagery taken by its satellites.
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"This actually happens more than you think," Berard told the Sentinel.
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Preparations for his trip to North Sentinel picked up last year.
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The Navy enforces a 3-mile buffer zone around North Sentinel.
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For decades, India has kept North Sentinel in a museum case.
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Friends from Connecticut were with Hernandez that night, The Sentinel reported.
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The Sentinel said Fifth Third (FITB) donated $5.4 million last year.
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Morgan was still in disbelief during his interview with the Sentinel.
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Images taken by Sentinel-3A are lower-resolution than those from the first two satellites that the ESA sent up for Copernicus — Sentinel-1A and 2A — but the 3A will cover a wider swathe of Earth.
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According to the Sun-Sentinel, Butler became a father three months ago.
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Sentinel also assumes $100 million in future abandonment costs for the properties.
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"I didn't know anyone with a bigger heart," Sokolovic told the Sentinel.
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This image from the Sentinel-2A satellite captures Turkey's Third Bosphorus Bridge.
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The European Union's Sentinel satellites now provide radar data free of charge.
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Lump was arrested hours after posting the video, the Sun Sentinel reported.
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Our analysis also revealed that Social Sentinel may have major blind spots.
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In endorsing Kasich the Journal Sentinel said Cruz and Trump cannot govern.
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Polar bears are the sentinel species when it comes to global warming.
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The residence had been completely consumed by flames, according to the Sentinel.
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An autopsy ruled the cause of death as homicide, the Sentinel reports.
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Invisible Sentinel was started by a pair of entrepreneurs with science backgrounds.
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"The shark wouldn't give up," beachgoer Shlomo Jacob told the Sun-Sentinel.
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The advance: Currently, scientists use sentinel animals to detect mosquito-borne diseases.
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We discussed Sentinel, keyloggers, RFID readers, pwning the Dark Army, and more.
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A report by the Orlando Sentinel in March found that under Gov.
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The fire's cause is under investigation, according to the Knoxville News Sentinel.
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Murphy campaign manager Christie Stephenson directed CNBC to an Orlando Sentinel story.
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In July, St. Charles failed to pass transportation standards, the Sentinel reports.
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"There's different issues," said Mattingly per the Sun-Sentinel of Fort Lauderdale.
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"He was my sentinel on so many community projects," Mr. Englebright said.
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The people on North Sentinel have not accepted anyone outside their society.
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Our guest: Brett Clarkson, a reporter for the South Florida Sun Sentinel
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The North Sentinel people have sealed themselves off from the modern world.
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By its count, Social Sentinel has contracts in more than 20143 states.
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Social Sentinel serves thousands of schools in 35 states, the company said.
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The report's conclusions were first publicized by the South Florida Sun Sentinel.
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"All money is art," Mr. Boggs told The Orlando Sentinel in 22013.
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A judge ordered Miller held on $5,000 bond, the Sun-Sentinel reported.
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Only a tiny number of these sentinel laboratories are in American hands.
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Klayman filed the lawsuit Wednesday, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
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The report has already been leaked to South Florida's Sun Sentinel newspaper.
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Right now the Tampa Bay Times, Miami Herald, South Florida Sun Sentinel, Orlando Sentinel, Palm Beach Post, and WLRN Public Media make up the network, and they are banding together to increase local reporting about the climate crisis.
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A school spokesperson said he has been barred from campus, the Sentinel reports.
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Police told The Orlando Sentinel the girl was found around 6:30 p.m.
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The other driver, Charles King of North Carolina, was uninjured, said the Sentinel.
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The Knoxville News Sentinel story quickly went viral after it was published Sunday.
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The brothers had a history of violence, the Fitchburg Sentinel and Enterprise reported.
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She enjoyed mixed-martial arts fighting and basketball, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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That "would be a disaster for our party," Ryan told the Journal Sentinel.
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"The police found Cunanan because I found him," Carreira told the Sun Sentinel.
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Reis insisted to the Sentinel that the fall was not due to rigging.
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New Sentinel-22015 data today continues to show the rift opening more rapidly.
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"There was blood in her mouth," Pearson told the South Florida Sun Sentinel.
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The reporter in question was Brian Karem, executive editor of the Sentinel Newspapers.
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The Orlando Sentinel obtained the emails as part of a public records request.
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The data is taken from the European Space Agency's Copernicus Sentinel-1A satellite.
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"I still believe in us," Magic guard Victor Oladipo told the Orlando Sentinel.
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The complaints, obtained by the News Sentinel, were in January, March and May.
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This signifies that the sentinel stands between the Tomb and any potential threat.
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The alleged egging occurred on Friday at Mersereau's house, according to the Sentinel.
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Per the Orlando Sentinel, the commission will re-visit the issue on Wednesday.
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The Sentinel-2A satellite takes us over southeastern Alaska to the Malaspina Glacier.
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When Elliot's computer is open, it looks Mr. Robot was reading about Sentinel.
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"He's special," point guard Malcolm Brogdon told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel of Antetokounmpo.
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Police believe she ran straight into the pond, according tho the Sun-Sentinel.
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Randall moved to Florida about 19 years ago, he told the Sun-Sentinel.
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He told the Sun-Sentinel that he wasn't going to practice for it.
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Sentinel-3A will be of most relevance to the programme's marine monitoring service.
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Palm Beach County also missed the deadline because of malfunctioning machines (Sun Sentinel).
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The clerk also manages a $85033 million budget, according to The Sun Sentinel.
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According to The Orlando Sentinel, the girl was briefly detained and later released.
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The South Florida Sun Sentinel reported Thursday that Israel's attorney called Florida Gov.
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Sentinel is backed by Cresta Fund Management, a Dallas-based private equity company.
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He said the panel should look at alternative options, The Sun-Sentinel reported.
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"I can't really put a measurement on it," Whiteside told Miami's Sun Sentinel.
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"For us, it's about eliminating the mandate," he told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Sentinel-3's primary mission is to provide consistent, long-term ocean analysis.
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"She was so excited," Morris's ex-girlfriend Starr Shelton told the Orlando Sentinel.
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Her intended departure was first reported by The Sun Sentinel of South Florida.
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Per the Sentinel: Meanwhile, the cows must have their own folklore to tell.
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Some, like Social Sentinel, dropped their police contracts to concentrate on serving schools.
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Fitzgerald later called the shootings "an act of evil," the Journal Sentinel reported.
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The trip will be free for Bahamians, volunteers and relief workers (Orlando Sentinel).
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" Frank Biden told the Florida Sun-Sentinel that the timing was "absolutely serendipitous.
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Still, the couple sees the Sentinel as a natural extension of the paper.
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Rick Scott and Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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"It was a very hard situation," Herrera told the South Florida Sun Sentinel.
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Police conducted the search in connection with the homicide investigation, the Sentinel reported.
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Cruz attended the Wednesday hearing but did not speak, the Sun-Sentinel reports.
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MS, BARC, DB. November 2: Sentinel Energy Services (US, SPAC) – $300m SPAC IPO.
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That's $400 million more than 2017, according to the FTC's Consumer Sentinel Network.
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Sentinel species also serve critical roles as predators and prey in their habitats.
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You'll learn about King Novik, the Sentinel Race, Khan Makyr, and Argent D'Nur.
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Borges immigrated to the U.S. three years ago, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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In addition to The Times, The Tribune and The Sun, Tronc publishes The Orlando Sentinel; The Sun-Sentinel in South Florida; The Daily Press in Virginia; The Morning Call in Allentown, Pa.; The Hartford Courant; and The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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"There was no finer human being, there just wasn't," she told the Sun Sentinel.
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The Copernicus Sentinel-3A satellite captured the image on October 9, according to ESA.
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The Moyers, of Leadwood, Missouri, drove to Florida, Thursday, a friend told the Sentinel.
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Social Sentinel worked directly with police departments before opening up its services to schools.
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The Knoxville News Sentinel raised questions Wednesday about this tale of the hospital Santa.
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USA Today republished the column, which was written by News Sentinel columnist Sam Venable.
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"Andrew Jackson and the Miracle of New Orleans" Kilmeade/Yaeger (Sentinel, $28) 7 8.
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Qassem Soleimani was killed in a U.S. strike, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported.
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"A huge, huge bang, thump, almost, explosion," Hoffman told the South Florida Sun Sentinel.
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The service members, who were supporting Operation Freedom's Sentinel, were identified as: Army Capt.
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"We have full confidence in SpaceX," NASA spokesperson Stephanie Martin told the Orlando Sentinel.
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Unlike the vigilant sentinel, the sea creatures don't seem to even notice my presence.
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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that in a letter sent last week to Sen.
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Schmitt-Matzen explained what happened in that room to a the Knoxville News Sentinel.
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Comparison of speeds between Sentinel-1 image mosaics in early and late June 2017.
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This satellite image was captured by the European Space Agency's new Sentinel-3A satellite.
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At least three deputies held back from entering, police sources told the Sun Sentinel.
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"All you can say is, people are in shock," Zeigler told the News-Sentinel.
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" Walker warns he may start out behind in polls - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: "GOP Gov.
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"She was just a little girl full of life," Bonner told the Sun Sentinel.
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"We played 94 feet of defense," she told The Knoxville News-Sentinel in 2008.
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As we neared the Castro and the majestic rainbow flag that flies sentinel over
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"It appears to be a murder-suicide," said Crisp, the Knoxville News Sentinel reports.
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As The District Sentinel first reported, Brand was not prepared to defend Trump's order.
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"I just noticed when she was finishing up," he said, the Sun Sentinel reports.
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"I have no problem with meeting with people," Johnson told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Unlike the previous two Sentinels, Sentinel-3 has not one but three main instruments.
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Sentinel-3A is set to launch at 17:57 GMT from Russia's Plesetsk cosmodrome.
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The chosen topic of conversation, according to a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter: Net neutrality.
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Then I head back to land and spot a sentinel drone flying toward me.
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Clinton spoke Wednesday and mentioned her college tuition plan, as The Sun Sentinel reported.
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"I do unequivocally state that the Sentinel is full of fake news," he said.
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The senate's two black members have voted against it, according to the Journal Sentinel.
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Our center now has become a sentinel of hope for the people of Khayelitsha.
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" After the "tirade" comment, Brian Karem, the Sentinel Newspapers editor, shouted, "Sarah, come on!
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Ingram first argued against the move in a Sun Sentinel opinion piece last month.
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Sonny Leggett, a spokesman for Operation Freedom's Sentinel, the US-led operation in Afghanistan.
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The two were in the country supporting the ongoing NATO mission Operation Freedom's Sentinel.
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If found guilty, Ryan could face life in prison, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
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Fields made a brief first appearance in court Saturday morning, the Sun Sentinel reported.
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But the people of the tiny North Sentinel Island are a whole different case.
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At the front, the artist Christian Marclay was standing sentinel, head cocked in concentration.
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"People got caught in her wake," her brother Brian Alvear told the Orlando Sentinel.
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The jury foreman told The Sentinel that he wished a recording had been available.
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The South Florida Sun Sentinel was also hit, the newspaper reported on its website.
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Unlike Geofeedia, he said, Social Sentinel does not cater to law enforcement or municipalities.
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And most recently, the metal detectors that stood sentinel at school entrances have disappeared.
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In Mr. D'Andrea, the director has found a workaholic to be his Iran sentinel.
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"That was a very huge point for me," Efron told the Sentinel in 2007.
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"Everything everybody seems to know, we didn't know," James Snead told the Sun Sentinel.
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The Orlando Sentinel notes this will most directly affect anyone bringing coolers into the park.
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The first-ever composites created using images captured by the Sentinel-1 and 2A satellites.
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PG Greivis Vasquez (ankle) has yet to be medically cleared, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported.
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Eaton's re-analysis detected the sentinel chemical in nearly one out of eight of samples.
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The Air Hogs Helix Sentinel Drone lets kids — and adults — experience flight from the cockpit.
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View of the A68 iceberg captured by the ESA's Sentinel-1 satellite on July 30th.
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When the bakery wouldn't accommodate his request, he "had a fit," the Sun Sentinel reported.
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Troopers are still investigating the crash, and no charges have been filed, said the Sentinel.
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"It was a nurse I know at the hospital," Schmitt-Matzen told the News-Sentinel.
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It's the lightning-strike and shark-bite capital, as the Orlando Sentinel helpfully dubbed it.
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Today, he still works for the Journal Sentinel, but now he's part of PolitiFact Wisconsin.
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" Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs also criticized Fritts, according to the Knoxville News Sentinel. "Mr.
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" In March, Parton told the Knoxville News Sentinel the sequel was a "work in progress.
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Gonzalez told the Sun Sentinel that she shaved her head because she lives in Florida.
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Tevin Eurgene Crosby Crosby was ambitious and goal-oriented, his brother told the Orlando Sentinel.
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On Wednesday, the judge told Richards, "Your words were cruel and insensitive," the Sentinel reports.
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NORTH SENTINEL has few visitors, which is just as its 150 or so residents want.
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Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes destroyed the ballots just after 12 months, the Sun-Sentinel reported.
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Lancelot butted open the stable gate Wednesday, owner Tamara Schmitz told the Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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"She had chosen to move on," Walker's aunt, Jennifer Weldon, told the Knoxville News Sentinel.
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Elizabeth died from her injuries at Kendall Regional Medical Center, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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In an interview with the News Sentinel in 2013, Mike remained optimistic despite his diagnosis.
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"You want to do something to help," blood donor Frank Tiffany told The Orlando Sentinel.
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According to the health department, the virus was detected in these so-called sentinel birds.
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Prosecutors declined to pursue cases involving the third and fourth students, the Sun Sentinel reports.
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This is how the Sun-Sentinel newspaper described it: Almost immediately, all hell broke loose.
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Sentinel chickens are fowl that are tested regularly for the West Nile virus and EEE.
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"He takes this very seriously," his attorney Jessa Nicholson Goetz told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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The other pigs won't be able to emerge until the sentinel pigs' livers are clear.
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The Sun Sentinel reports 33-year-old William Rodriguez was charged Wednesday with attempted murder.
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Walker on Friday told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel he would consider applying for a waiver.
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As for Clinton, the Sentinel said her qualifications outweighed those of her rival, Vermont Sen.
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It said another satellite, Sentinel-2A, would pass over the same area on May 22.
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The Orlando Sentinel added that Florida Health, meanwhile, treated 12 people hurt in the attack.
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Altheimer described his daughter's relationship with Schatz as a "bad choice," the Sun-Sentinel reports.
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Those who didn't respond were removed from the voter rolls, according to the Journal Sentinel.
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The Sentinel immediately ran a second article with a photograph of a vandalized Trump sign.
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Santiago used the same weapon in the airport attack, agents testified, the Sun Sentinel reported.
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"We won't make any excuses," Bucks veteran guard Jason Terry told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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"I thought the effort was good," Magic guard Evan Fournier told the Orlando Sentinel Monday.
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Each sentinel underwent extensive vetting, a series of psychological exams, drug tests and background checks.
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The governor said state GOP representatives support the legislation, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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THE SENTINEL In this 1977 horror film, Alison Parker (Cristina Raines) nearly has it all.
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Saturday, but isolated flames still smoldered throughout the day, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported.
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Teenage boys huddled in corners, faces lit by cellphones, oblivious to the goddesses standing sentinel.
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The images were created by CNN using Sentinel-5P satellite data processed by Descartes Labs.
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"He was always just loving and kind," Daniel Suarez-Ortiz, a friend, told the Sentinel.
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In a world where just about every mile is mapped, North Sentinel remains an enigma.
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George Webb is alerting all of their ingredients distributors now, per the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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When The Eagle Eye was honored, The Sun Sentinel newsroom broke out into sustained applause.
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Petty apologized for his past remarks in an interview with the Sun-Sentinel in 2018.
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"We just want to win," coach Steve Wojciechowski said, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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"Sentinel" provides perhaps the most interesting example of a functional nickname for the Space Force.
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Tony Evers, a Democrat, to do so, according to a report in the Journal Sentinel.
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Sentinel One says the list of EKANS victims likely includes Bapco, Bahrain's national oil company.
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Smith was charged in a shooting last year, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported on Sunday.
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The closings will impact about 2,500 employees, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported on Tuesday.
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"We just want them to be proud," head coach Willis May told the Sun Sentinel.
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The other equipment includes four advanced Sentinel radars that can track drones and cruise missiles.
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The Ocean Sentinel loggers used an Argos system, a GPS and a miniature radar detector.
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The lone sentinel of the neighborhood's postindustrial, pre-apocalyptic days is the so-called Batcave.
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Before that, Turner was the subject of two other internal investigations, the Sentinel also reported.
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He was suspected of ingesting narcotics just before he was arrested, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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The board has previously held public hearings regarding multiple potential charter amendments, the Sentinel reported.
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"This is an absurd and disingenuous question," Antonopoulos told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel in November.
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A chastened FBI then started another new project called Sentinel to replace the failed VCF.
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The county spends $60,000 per day while Trump is town, according to The Orlando Sentinel.
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According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and ABC News, people set fire to six businesses.
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"This is an opportunity to maximize our ability to cover the biggest story of our lives — the threat of climate change," Julie Anderson, editor and chief of the South Florida Sun Sentinel and Orlando Sentinel, said in a Tuesday statement, as reported by the Herald.
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A group of fishermen took him close to North Sentinel Island around midnight of Nov. 14.
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But anyone can spend time this afternoon examining the Sentinel and LandSat composites the team created.
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But she told him she preferred to wait until he got home, the Sun Sentinel reports.
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He made large payments into his life insurance account before his death, the Sun Sentinel reported.
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Bill Nelson, left the flowers at the makeshift memorial at the club, the Orlando Sentinel reported. .
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Fans, friends and family gathered to mourn the rapper known as "X," The Sun Sentinel reported.
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He started every game in 20193 when the team went 17-0, the Sun Sentinel reported.
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Her cousin, Jonathan Thomas, told the Sentinel that Clayton had long been interested in police work.
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She called 911, and responding officers attempted to revive the little girl, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
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He was taken to the Seminole County Jail and posted bond, according to the Orlando Sentinel .
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The outage appears to also be affecting the company's websites, as highlighted by the Orlando Sentinel.
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Another four people in the home were hospitalized in very serious condition, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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"Being a long snapper, it's not something that happens often," he told The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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And, according to the Orlando Sentinel, the city is requiring Trump's campaign to pay up front.
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Some, such as the Sentinel-Echo in London, are even expecting modest growth, mostly from online.
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"I just cannot understand why someone left my baby like that," Lily Feliciano told the Sentinel.
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Christal Hayes is on the ground in Orlando for the local daily newspaper The Orlando Sentinel.
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She reportedly wrote in a post that Keaton was born with a tumor, the Sentinel reports.
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"We're going to get on a roll," Milwaukee forward Jabari Parker told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Katz later played down his statement in an interview with The Sun-Sentinel, of South Florida.
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According to the Sentinel, employees were not keeping records of children's destinations, arrival times and locations.
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The immediate target is the FBI's Sentinel system (which is a real thing, by the way).
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"[DIVX] makes early adopters of DVD mad," Giberson told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel in 179.983.
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Though it appears Zhu has deleted the tweet, the Orlando Sentinel published a screengrab of it.
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"I didn't have a heart attack," Joseph Liscinsky told the Sun Sentinel, who reported the story.
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"It's not a matter of if, but when," he wrote in the Orlando Sentinel on Jan.
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The issue remained contentious during a City Council meeting this week, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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In June, Geyser's mother, Angie Geyser, spoke to the Journal Sentinel about her daughter's mental illness.
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"We're not trying to make millions of dollars," Sandoval's attorney, Michael Grossman, told the Orlando Sentinel.
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The man spoke with crisis negotiators for up to 10 minutes before surrendering, the Sentinel reports.
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Flocks of sentinel chickens, on which some mosquitoes like to munch, are maintained at strategic locations.
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The island, North Sentinel Island, is inhabited by the Sentinelese, who are protected under Indian law.
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The Journal Sentinel reported that the Oak Creek fulfillment center will employ 1,500 full-time workers.
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"It was clearly a threat to the Senate," Israel's attorney Stuart Kaplan told the Sun Sentinel.
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Concrete barriers meant to halt invading tanks stand sentinel, waiting for the invasion that never came.
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He didn't sleep that night and instead sat up like a sentinel, awaiting his father's ghost.
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A video of the dedication ceremony posted by the Sun Sentinel shows his claim is false.
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The South Florida Sun Sentinel reported Friday that a victim was kidnapped, robbed and beaten Feb.
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Arthur C. Clarke's "Sentinel of Eternity" was in the spring, 1951, issue of 10 Story Fantasy .
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"So the dog is a sentinel for human exposure," added Dr. Lea, the study's principal investigator.
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It also transported some people from the Bahamas who were in Florida, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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"It's been a challenging year," he told The Orlando Sentinel soon after arriving to the Magic.
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AROUND THE WEB: SeaWorld is ending its controversial killer whale breeding program, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
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Sentinel-1B's first data strip stretches 370 miles from 1°N degrees through the Barents Sea.
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It joins its twin, Sentinel-1A, to provide more 'radar vision' for Europe's environmental Copernicus program.
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"In a silent monastery, signs do come in handy," he told The Catholic Sentinel in 2011.
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The club offered the the city of Orlando $18 million dollars, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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"This man just punched me in the face," Zimmerman told a dispatcher, according to the Sentinel.
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"There's never a question I won't answer," Ms. Kimmelman said, according to The Knoxville News Sentinel.
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His father is a sportswriter for The Sun-Sentinel, the daily newspaper of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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And Indian government regulations clearly prohibited any interaction with people on the island, called North Sentinel.
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Then a man with an National Rifle Association poster moved in, standing sentinel in the crowd.
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"I view this as a repudiation of the last election," he told The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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The content of the unredacted document was first reported by The Sun Sentinel of South Florida.
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"They watch it strictly for entertainment value or for relaxation," Mr. Ross told The Orlando Sentinel.
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It was designed to help visitors "seek the spirit of Norway," according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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"This should have been changed after Sandy Hook," Annabel Claprood, a Parkland student, told the Sentinel.
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Sometimes the reporters work out of the Sentinel, which functions as a kind of public square.
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Ira Winderman gets a half-page in the Sunday editions of the South Florida Sun Sentinel.
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The Orlando Sentinel newspaper reported that Feliciano had been fired from his job earlier that day.
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"By the grace of God he's not No. 18," Arreaza told the South Florida Sun Sentinel.
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Outside, Susan Clary, a spokeswoman for Salman's family, praised the jury's decision, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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The facility has since shut down and laid off 245 workers, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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North Sentinel Island, part of the Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean, has remained virtually untouched.
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According to the Los Angeles Sentinel, it was listed with a minimum bid of $1 million.
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Villains are omnipresent and constantly spying, as the government's Sentinel program sees and hears almost everything.
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Soon after, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel learned Smith's name and background from police sources and family.
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"It's angry, radicalized individuals responding to something they're seeing online," he told the Combating Terrorism Center's Sentinel.
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Carmen Schentrup, 16 Carmen Schentrup was a 2018 National Merit Scholar semifinalist, according to The Sun-Sentinel.
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The NRA hasn't directly donated money to Florida state lawmakers since 2005, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, her mother thought the name would take her around the world.
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"We will always remember her, her music and her legacy," Elmstedt added to the Sentinel of Grimmie.
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The Department of Defense announced the death of Cribben, who was supporting Operation Freedom's Sentinel in Afghanistan.
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The city's police chief, John Mina, told the Orlando Sentinel, "It's really to prevent the next tragedy."
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Winter Springs High School is part of Seminole County Public Schools, which is a Social Sentinel client.
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Four regular patrons at Pulse also told the Orlando Sentinel they had seen Omar Mateen there before.
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Barbara Livingston, Myles' great aunt, told the Orlando Sentinel she was heartbroken and angry at his loss.
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The Orlando Sentinel reported he attended Colonial High School and Aloma Charter High School in Winter Park.
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The judge also ruled there will be no change of venue, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Meeting David Selinger, founder of Deep Sentinel over tea in the historic Palace Hotel in San Francisco.
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The Orlando Sentinel reports Markeith Loyd made the request Tuesday at the end of a routine hearing.
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Walker was a "beautiful soul" who wanted to become a neonatal nurse, Weldon told the News Sentinel.
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"I've come up with four reasons why this person is running," he said, according to the Sentinel.
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The judge said she would listen to the 232 calls before making a decision, the Sentinel reported.
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But the small Tennessee newspaper that originally published the story, the Knoxville News Sentinel, just retracted it.
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"I just went in there and apologized to (Barnes)," Schofield said, according to the Knoxville News Sentinel.
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His mother died in November 2017, according to a report in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel newspaper.
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According to the Orlando Sentinel, this is nearly 18 percent ($225) more than it cost last year.
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As the Journal Sentinel notes, TripAdvisor allows non-employees known as "trusted community members" to remove posts.
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A mutual friend introduced Mr. Siciliano to Mr. Pascal in 2006, and the two formed Invisible Sentinel.
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"That has nothing to do with the Fair Housing Act," HUD spokesman Jerry Brown told the Sentinel.
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"We've just got to get back to defending," Bucks center Greg Monroe told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Sentinel is an anti-parasite medicine for dogs, which has faced tough competition in the United States.
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"This is awesome; this is huge," Conner's mother told the Journal-Sentinel in response to the crackdown.
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" A day after the shooting, Peter's cousin Lin Chen told The Sun-Sentinel: "He is so brave.
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"My neighbors were shooting video while I was trying to wrestle the snake," he told the Sentinel.
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Benenati is managing a GoFundMe page for the family to help cover funeral expenses, the Sentinel reported.
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After the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel called out this discrepancy, other American media outlets began to pay attention.
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Ki'ari was a third-grader who played basketball and liked to dance, Bonner told the Sun Sentinel.
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And even with Schachtner's win, Republicans will hold a 18-14 majority, per the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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"The sheriff has nothing to say," Clarke spokeswoman Fran McLaughlin told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Friday.
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According to police, Evans was found hiding in a closet in his mother's house, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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"When you put criminals in jail, crime goes down," Cook told the Knoxville News Sentinel last year.
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Its four diesel engines and its electric propeller engines were replaced, according to specialist publication Jane's Sentinel.
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The Orlando Sentinel on Wednesday reported Orlando Health's main hospital is only a few blocks from Pulse.
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Budget-priced plans can cost far more if you get sick (Orlando Sentinel) View the discussion thread.
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"Ninety-nine hundredths of Russian America are absolutely useless," the Holt County Sentinel wrote at the time.
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Michael Francis filed his papers in October with the Supervisor of Elections Office, The Sun Sentinel reported.
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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: President returns to Wisconsin's "Trump Country" for key rally ahead of midterm elections.
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However, the Sun Sentinel found that the whole report became readable when copied into a separate document.
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A state commission is still reviewing the police response to the shooting, according to The Sun Sentinel.
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They argued that the treatment they are seeking is medically necessary, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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She also claimed that she was later kidnapped and raped by the men, The Orlando Sentinel reported.
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Candi told the Sun Sentinel that she sometimes stands as the mediator between her husband and daughter.
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"There was fear among gay men," says Randy Alfred, news editor at The Sentinel, a gay newspaper.
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The Sentinel additionally noted that Facebook and Twitter accounts under Shand's name were deleted by Sunday afternoon.
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"Andrew Jackson and the Miracle of New Orleans" 3 Brian Kilmeade (Sentinel, $28) Compiled by Jill Serjeant
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An incredible shot of Irma's eye as seen from the Sentinel-2A satellite on September 9, 2017.
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"There needs to be a sense of urgency," the commission's chairman, Bob Gualtieri, told the Sun-Sentinel.
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"Everyone will tell you that I treat that animal like a baby," Thorn told the Orlando Sentinel.
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Toward the end of July, the US launched a multinational maritime security effort known as Operational Sentinel.
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A Son of Immigrants Makes the Case Against Open Borders By Reihan Salam 213 pp. Sentinel. $27.
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"Eric was always willing to help everybody," Abismel Colon Gomez, his former roommate, told the Orlando Sentinel.
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According to the Orlando Sentinel, he was celebrating having just received his degree in human resources management.
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General manager David Stearns said the decision "was a tough one," according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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"When you put criminals in jail, crime goes down," he told the Knoxville News Sentinel last year.
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In 2017 her story received widespread attention after it was reported by The Journal Sentinel of Milwaukee.
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Also, sentinel sites in 39 states, New York City and Puerto Rico are reporting "high" flu levels.
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"That's when I thought I should back up and not touch anything," Stolowitz told the Orlando Sentinel.
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In 2015, Gannett bought the Journal Media Group, publisher of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, for $280 million.
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"I probably went a little overboard in my comments about the reporter," she told the Sun Sentinel.
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The island, called North Sentinel, was a bushy, hilly world unto itself, about the size of Manhattan.
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For this, I consulted one of the few people who have actually set foot on North Sentinel.
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But the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported that there was more to the case than just pollution.
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On Sunday, The Sun Sentinel reported that lenient discipline at Broward schools let criminal behavior go unpunished.
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"It's the 17 angels," junior running back Brian Smith told the South Florida Sun Sentinel on Friday.
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Mro'ô had established Turedjam as a "sentinel village," keeping watch over the vulnerable edge of the reserve.
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"We can't feel too good about (beating the Heat)," Magic coach Frank Vogel told the Orlando Sentinel.
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The department told the Orlando Sentinel last month that it had no plans to purchase the software.
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Just after midnight, they attacked Fort Haldane, where a single sentinel guarded all of Port Maria Harbor.
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Lucky&aposs Market is closing most of its stores, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported on Tuesday.
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The Orlando Sentinel reported that Bondi's office was looking into the New York lawsuit on Sept. 13.
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Though sometimes labeled a "flesh-eating" bacteria, Vibrio vulnificus cannot attack healthy skin, the Sun-Sentinel reported.
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Korn has received big endorsements from the Broward Democratic Party and the local newspaper, the Sun Sentinel.
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They first spoke with the Sun Sentinel, saying they were not aware of Cruz's social media presence.
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"I don't know how teachers, students could get back in that building," Runcie told the Sun-Sentinel.
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The Sneads are animal lovers who have two dogs and six cats, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
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"He's always talked about it," Mattingly told The Sun-Sentinel this month, referring to Jeter's ownership aspirations.
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The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported Monday afternoon that he was in the process of making bail.
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The sheriff operates a program in his county known as the Sentinel Plan, to arm school staff.
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"At this point he's still going to be in jail," spokeswoman Joy Oglesby told the Sun-Sentinel.
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Efforts such as the National Institute of Justice's Sentinel Event Initiative and the Task Force on 21st Century Policing's call for all-stakeholder, forward-looking reviews of the "sentinel events" that signal system weaknesses — evaluations of mishaps aimed at cutting risk, not laying blame — offer a promising model.
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The tribe are the only occupants of North Sentinel Island and remain completely disconnected from the outside world.
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"I can't think of a single real high point," Rubio said in an interview with the Sun-Sentinel.
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The Knoxville News Sentinel reports the group stood outside First United Methodist Church in Maryville on Sunday evening.
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"I can't believe a $4 coupon has got us here," Sofield said at Tuesday's meeting, the Sentinel reported.
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Morgan Geyser was committed to a state mental hospital following Thursday's plea, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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"I think we're constitutionally bound to include all terms of sentence," he said, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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Kohl's is set to lay off about 250 employees, according to a report from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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She's co-sponsoring the bill anyway, penning an op-ed in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel explaining her position.
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Some school districts told BuzzFeed News that Social Sentinel had drawn their attention to students with suicidal thoughts.
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Social Sentinel says it monitors a billion posts a day from platforms including Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Flickr.
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The data comes from the Sentinel 5P satellite — a satellite launched in October 2017 that monitors the atmosphere.
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" Lin Chen, another of Peter's cousins, described him to the Orlando Sun-Sentinel as "funny, caring, and selfless.
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In January 2017, Crystal told the Orlando Sentinel the film is the one he's asked about most often.
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Developers initially marketed Opa-Locka as an exclusively white, middle-class enclave, according to the Orlando Sun-Sentinel.
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Twenty years after the fact, Carreira recalled the events of that day in detail to the Sun Sentinel.
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John Allen Chau's ill-fated and fatal trip to North Sentinel Island was several years in the making.
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The limbs were amputated in a series of operations after she lost her baby, the Sun-Sentinel reported.
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The Orlando Sentinel reports Estrada Reyes was allegedly tasked with disposing of the gun used to kill Morales.
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"She was shot in left arm, by the arm pit," the caller told dispatchers, according to the Sentinel.
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Soviet leader Josef Stalin backed communists fighting against them and Franco saw himself as a "sentinel" against communism.
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Ice flow velocities of Larsen C in February 2017 and April/May 2017, from ESA Sentinel-1 data.
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But soon after Kelly's comments, Florida's Sun Sentinel released video of Wilson's speech, which proved Kelly's words false.
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The scan was acquired by the ESA's Sentinel-1A satellite, then beamed to Oberpfaffenhofen and Neustrelitz in Germany.
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"I don't know if she is sleeping," the passerby told the 911 dispatcher, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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"Any infringement is unacceptable to us," D.J. Parten, the group's director of legislative affairs, told the Sun Sentinel.
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Mersereau was released from the Palm Beach County Jail after posting a $3,000 bond, according to the Sentinel.
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"Obviously, we've got to flip this thing around quickly," McCarthy told Bob McGinn, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Police found 1.3 grams of cocaine as well as drug paraphernalia inside the Subaru, according to the Sentinel.
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Parton's "My People Fund" has since issued monthly checks to 921 people, The Knoxville News Sentinel recently reported.
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She told the Sun Sentinel she was going to transfer until she talked it over with her mother.
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I pass another sentinel as I walk back to my ship, and it ignores me, just as before.
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But he was always drawn to North Sentinel Island off the coast of India, and the people there.
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Citizen Action of Wisconsin Education Fund is also involved in the lawsuit, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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The Miami Herald and The Orlando Sentinel also dropped their paywalls as Irma made its way toward Florida.
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It snapped up the owner of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, for example, for about $300 million this month.
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So when Elliot finally gets the keylogger data out of Sentinel, the export command is plain to see.
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"She made a mistake," McCarter's attorney, Doug Trant, said after the hearing, according to the Knoxville News-Sentinel.
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On October 22, the 100-foot-tall structure was destroyed in a fire, the Knoxville News Sentinel reported.
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The Consumer Sentinel Network, maintained by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), tracks consumer fraud and identity theft complaints.
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His is a " sports-gasmic Groundhog Day of an existence ," as the Florida Sun-Sentinel has put it.
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The private equity firm Sentinel Capital Partners became majority owner of the Carrollton, Texas-based company in 2014.
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Eddie Macario, 28, is in federal prison after being arrested in August, according to the Montgomery County Sentinel.
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He said Sinclair sued him for breach of contract, and sought $5,700 in damages, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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However, the blacked-out text became visible when pasted into another computer document, according to The Sun Sentinel.
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Schmidt said that he is reviewing the policy that provides protection for Clarke, according to the Journal Sentinel.
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The Sentinel received multiple letters to the editor in the following days taking issue with Bernhardt's op-ed.
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Ted Deutch said he supports an impeachment inquiry in an op-ed in the South Florida Sun Sentinel.
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The F.D.A. has established the Sentinel Initiative to mine medical data to confirm or clear suspected problematic drugs.
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She started attacking the media in general too, and that's when The Sentinel reporter Brian Karem went off.
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Wilson said at the event — which video of the event, subsequently released by the Sun-Sentinel newspaper, confirmed.
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There will be a final satellite in the series, Sentinel-3C which will be launched sometime before 2020.
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The encounter allegedly went down at around 6:30 AM in Deltona, Florida, the Orlando Sun-Sentinel reports.
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A private organization called the B612 Foundation is also raising $450 million for a complementary mission called Sentinel.
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The data comes from the F.T.C.'s Consumer Sentinel Network database, a pool of millions of consumer complaints.
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A few weeks ago, he set out for North Sentinel island with the aid of a local fisherman.
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According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Wisconsin lost 700 farms in 2019 — nearly two per day, on average.
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Sources told the Journal Sentinel that it was a doctor who had recently traveled out of the country.
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Social Sentinel struggled to weed out posts from the Twitter account of a nearby liquor store, records show.
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" Sandra's mother, Bernice Parks, told The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that her daughter "was everything this world is not.
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The UK has committed to joining Operation Sentinel, the mission to protect maritime security in the Persian Gulf.
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You see what you want to see, mostly: Long-faced soldiers standing sentinel, layered pyramids and totem poles.
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On the peak of Jinzi Mountain in Fuling, a single chimney stands sentinel over the adjacent Wu River.
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Farther north, swells up to 34 feet high were recorded in Monterey Bay, The Santa Cruz Sentinel reported.
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The Badger State's recount is up against the clock, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, facing a Dec.
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He attended Compton Community College there and, although he failed a photography class, was hired by The Sentinel.
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Authorities also told The Sun-Sentinel that it is too early to determine if anyone will be charged.
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"It's like a big weight lifted off my shoulders," he told the Sentinel, in reference to the scholarship.
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"We had this monster living under our roof and we didn't know," Kimberly Snead told the Sun-Sentinel.
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"Whoever thought someone would fly a plane into the World Trade Center," one mused to the Sun Sentinel.
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"Feeling overwhelmed and grateful," a Sun Sentinel reporter, Scott Travis, wrote on Twitter after learning of the honor.
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