Asia will get 8 spots instead of 4.5; Africa 25 spots instead of 220; and Concacaf 26 spots instead of 226.
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The Keystone State moves higher in five categories: Workforce (up 227 spots to No. 22017), Economy (up 250 spots to No. 247), Education (up 246 spots to No. 483), Business Friendliness (up 248 spots to No. 249) and Access to Capital (up 245 spots to No. 5).
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Find my spots, pick my spots and try and stay aggressive.
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Are these pants black with white spots or white with black spots?
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I was still doing tracksides and mural spots, low-key abandoned spots.
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The album's lighter spots—and there are lighter spots—are a Technicolor blur.
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He does tricks that aren't really tricks at spots that aren't really spots.
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EV drivers shouldn't use charging spots as parking spots if they're not charging.
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"There are good geological spots in shale plays and weaker geological spots, and a lot of the good geological spots have already been drilled," he said during the panel.
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But the bacon cooked unevenly, alternating burnt spots and undercooked spots wherever the "ribbon" bent.
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The network will offer the short spots alongside more traditional 15 and 30-second spots.
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Her face is discolored, with dark spots in some places and light spots in others.
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Facebook, for example, fell by 16 spots to number 23 on Glassdoor&aposs list, while Google dropped three spots to number 11 and Apple slipped down 13 spots to 84.
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On three occasions, 260 of 16 spots were decided; on four occasions, 14 of 16 spots were decided, and on two occasions there were 15 of 16 spots already decided.
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The researchers swabbed four spots on each cell phone and eight spots on each person's hand.
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I just don't like seeing her crucified for her blind spots because everyone has blind spots.
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Women dominated the top spots, taking the first five spots and eight of the top 10.
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There are service animal relief spots in an airport, but those relief spots are for dogs.
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A few individuals' blind spots mean a massive, world-changing system has those same blind spots.
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An earlier reveal of the political spots might defuse conversations about the spots after the game.
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The economy -- one of the few bright spots There were a few bright spots in 2019.
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It turns out that blind spots in rural health care can become hot spots of disease.
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MLB's big three: The Yankees (up three spots to No. 2), Dodgers (up four spots to No. 10) and Red Sox (up seven spots to No. 12) all climbed the charts.
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Among girls, Eeevee shot up 1,377 spots since last year while Onyx climbed an impressive 2,184 spots.
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I eat pretty cheap, but I'm not tryna throw shade at my spots—these are authentic spots.
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Des Moines has 83,141 households, 217,000 people, and 1.6 million parking spots—that's 19 spots per household.
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Fox took 15 of the spots among the top 6900 cable news programs, while MSNBC snagged 10 spots.
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"The cage is strongly rooted on the magnetic (sun) spots and is created with the spots," Amari said.
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Gatwick Airport plans to cut 170 of the 2,350 self-parking spots that are currently in a lot to create 270 robot valet spots for the trial -- effectively adding 100 spots, according to the application.
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In 2018, LANL had 90 applicants for 103 spots; this year, the program had 230 applicants for 15 spots.
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When a larger fan moves air, it circulates the air throughout a room, eliminating hot spots and cold spots.
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You can also tell sun spots from other dark spots because they tend to fade in the winter months.
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Rhode Island fell seven spots to 19, at 5.81 percent, while Nevada dropped four spots to 41 and 4.57 percent.
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Clinton has aired 300 pro-gun control spots in Iowa, compared to about 85033 pro-gun spots in New Hampshire.
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Machines hold the power to help cover these blind spots, but does artificial intelligence have blind spots of its own?
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From the famous, sure-to-be-a-wait spots (Looking at you, Jack's Wife Freda) to the out-of-the-way neighborhood spots where everybody knows your name, these are the brunch spots that R29eres swear by.
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Before a rash breaks out, the infected will likely experience Koplik Spots, or white spots on the inside of their mouth.
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Spots to fill Even with the increase in American medical students, there are fewer of them than there are residency spots.
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Inside there's a padded laptop pocket, a zippered pocket and several small spots, including a few spots for pens and pencils.
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Colorado moved up four spots to 14, with 5.85 percent, while Montana moved up six spots to 33, to 4.84 percent.
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In the late 19th and early 20th century, bars went from being seedy spots hidden in alleyways to popular gathering spots.
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In this brainteaser by Gergely Dudás, there are 19 giraffes — nine pairs with identical spots and one outlier with different spots.
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Giraven identical twins have pink fur and blue spots, while the fraternal twins have either blue or pink fur with yellow spots.
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The iPhone maker dropped two spots to rank 7th among engineering students, and fell six spots in the business rankings to 20th.
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The robot maps the room and then rolls around, hitting spots that are supposed to be painted and avoiding spots that aren't.
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We were shooting for six hours and we only had time for three spots, but there's plenty of spots that I like.
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Jansen can miss his spots a little more with that cutter, but Kimbrel doesn't miss his spots, at least in my viewing.
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Despite how awesome it is to go to these sneaky spots, these speakeasy spots and play some Street Fighter, that's really cool and all.
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Brand new cars from Napleton Infiniti filled spots in a covered campus garage during the storm while others searched for open spots on Sunday.
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The Problem: Dark Spots The Ingredient: Hydroquinone Unless you live in a bubble, dark spots (aka an overproduction of pigment) are impossible to avoid.
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For more recommendations for taco spots, cheap eats, cocktail bars, strip mall spots, and more, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Los Angeles.
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People report seeing little dots moving around in a grainy field, usually dark spots during the day and white, snow-like spots at night.
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There will also be 1,200 parking spaces, 660 long-term bike parking spots, 440 short-term bike parking spots, and 400 shared bike spaces.
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Half of being a great post-up player is knowing when and where to pick your spots, and James picks his spots almost perfectly.
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Meanwhile, Marvel movies grabbed three of the top spots among most-watched movies during the first month, while Star Wars grabbed four other spots.
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While most suburban skaters seek spots outside of city centers, the best urban skate spots can be found at the center of any city.
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Leopards that are caught on camera can be identified because each one has a unique pattern of spots -- and famously, their spots never change.
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While she's giving him a big sis talk about adulting in the parking lot, she spots the succubus — or rather, spots her spider web tattoo.
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Looking good The PX headphones sport a sharp look, touched with a metallic finish in some spots and carbon fiber-looking finish in other spots.
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"Spots before your eyes" could be talking about floaters, but not today; this clue is using the word "spots" as a casual synonym for ADS.
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Trump was featured unfavorably in 6 percent of the spots, or about 18,000 total ads, while Pelosi has been featured negatively in 7,000 individual spots.
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Or perhaps it just goes to show that everyone has his blind spots — even erudite political philosophers keen to denounce the blind spots of others.
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Not only does the illumination of the bright spots change as Ceres rotates, the spots brighten during the day in an unexpected, and somewhat variable, manner.
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Where the ice on the surface of Ceres originated is still a matter of debate, although the dark spots may be connected to the bright spots.
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Since the nine spots available for each class are obviously in demand, Best Friends will be hosting drawings through Instagram for the coveted kitty yoga spots.
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This means that check cashing and money changing spots, not to mention money sending kiosks that charge high rates, are the go to spots for transactions.
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Unfortunately, this makes those few featured spots that much more valuable, and can kick off an expensive arms race between sellers to control the top spots.
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"He went to the supermarket with my mother and he said, 'I see spots, I'm seeing spots,' and three months later, he was dead," she says.
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"You wind up selecting for animals that like to live in some spots as opposed to animals that live in cooler, shady spots," Dr. Collins said.
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Having an audience network means that when advertisers buy ad spots on TikTok, they can also buy ad spots on other apps at the same time.
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First of all, [Trump] will definitely be able to fill all of the secretary spots, and all of the assistant secretary spots, and things like that.
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Spots one, two, and three predictably went to ZIP codes in Manhattan — as did the spots from seven to ten, and then again form 12 to 20, and… well, apparently Manhattan has a whole lot of ZIP codes — but spots four, five, and six are all California.
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China holds the top two spots for fastest computers in the world, and Switzerland holds the third, with the U.S. in the fourth, fifth and sixth spots.
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It's got "rooftop solar, electric-vehicle charging stations and dedicated spots for car-share vehicles, rainwater capture and water treatment features"—not to mention 720 parking spots.
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Simmons hooked Parker up with an acting coach, and before long commercial spots gave way to television spots, which slowly turned into bit parts in small movies.
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Other big movers include China's Huazhong University of Science & Technology (up 203 spots to #33) and the Beijing University of Chemical Technology (up 13 spots to #34).
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It has also been known to locals as the 'leopard eel,' said to be yellow with purple spots (it's closer to greenish-yellowish with greenish-purplish spots).
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Brighten Sun Spots There are many different types of hyperpigmentation, but sun spots usually appear after hours spent in the sun with little-to-no sun protection.
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We get there, we get set up, we find our spots, we try to finagle our way into better spots if we don't like the one we're in.
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And an abundance of resources in one sector does not obviate the need from the others because every form of financing disaster has sweet spots and blind spots.
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Or how much wash water you're using, the amount of water you're using for flooding, where the low spots are on the rink, where the high spots are.
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A dedicated fan took the time to count up all the spots in the film and found that there were a whopping 6,469,952 spots in the animated film.
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Just over half of American families live in places where there are either three times as many children as available child care spots or no spots at all.
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Securing spots at those levels for people who represent the diverse identities that Democrats rhetorically embrace will mean that those spots can't go to bright young straight white men.
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But instead of just memorizing those spots, a hack at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 called Air Map is looking to help figure out those spots that are the worst.
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I've seen melasma be made so much worse because people think all brown spots are created equal, and your brown spots will get better, but most people get worse.
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Television spots become more expensive as the general election moves closer, so the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) is hoping to lock spots down early to stretch dollars further.
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What I had, at one point, seemed to be suggestive — a lot of matching "E"s in the second spots and "N"s in the third spots — but inconclusive.
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There are only 144 roster spots in the 12-team W.N.B.A., compared with 450 spots in the 30-team N.B.A. "It's really stressful being in that environment," Moore said.
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I might look for other spots in the region, and those weak spots do exist in West Africa, but costs of operations [paying corrupt officials] are increasing for traffickers.
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Both ships are spangled with bright orange, yellow, and red spots, but up close, the spots resolve into tiny autumn-leaf decals, meticulously applied to every surface in thick layers.
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"Even though these are hot spots of carbon release, it's going to take decades for those hot spots to become large enough to seriously impact the climate system," says Turetsky.
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NASA asked the public what they though the white spots on Ceres were / Image courtesy of NASA NASA asked the public what they though the white spots on Ceres were / Image courtesy of NASA Upon further analysis, experts concluded that the shiny spots were probably due to light reflected by salt deposits.
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For example, its top 10 brunch spots are determined by spots that receive the most traffic on weekends, while best fine dining are places where most UberBlack or UberSelect riders frequent.
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With five bullpen spots spoken for — Chasen Shreve, who has not allowed a run, along with Andrew Miller, Dellin Betances, Mitchell and presumably Nova — two spots remain open for opening day.
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If it were brought up, that's what I would bring the conversation to: People have blind spots about their own work — your job is to catch those blind spots for others.
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He also encouraged me to avoid swimming between dusk and dawn, and to stay away from spots where people are fishing from the shore, or spots where sea birds are diving.
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To speed healing, start by softening rough spots — delicately.
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There's not any hot spots — and I like that.
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The Uber Restaurant Guide covers food spots in 12 U.S. cities at launch, and organizes suggestions by categories, letting you navigate picks according to popularity, what's loved by locals, what's on the rise, which are the best spots for brunch and for the weekend, and where the best spots are for impressing your date.
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Read these stories next:12 Gorgeous Sites New Yorkers Rarely Visit (& How To Get In) NYC's Secret Spots: R29ers Share Their Hush-Hush Hangouts The 13 Most Haunting Abandoned Spots In NYC
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Look at the 'blind spots' Her answer as to why corporate America can't seem to become an equal opportunity employer despite its efforts: "Blind spots are getting in our way," she writes.
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This allows people who can pay their way into spots that they do not deserve to stay on top of society while people who worked hard for these spots get pushed out.
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The big problem is twofold, Tonev says: having enough spots around that bikers can access; and not having to carry locks around everywhere to make sure those bikes (hopefully) stay in those spots.
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Kaytranada, "Lite Spots" Kaytranada built the delirious "Lite Spots" around a sample from Gal Costa's 1973 single "Pontos de Luz," transforming whirling bits of tropicália into the foundation for a colorful disco thumper.
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The open qualifiers are welcoming teams from North America (and probably South America), Europe and Asia — North American teams get three spots, European teams get four spots and Asian teams get one spot.
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They're typically open during daylight hours and close earlier than rowdy late-last-call spots, tend to be sunny, airy spots, and often offer ample outdoor space (even in crowded cities like Brooklyn).
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The ad spots are noticeably low-res and worse quality than the DVR'd content that starts playing afterward, according to one TiVo owner who has been served spots for Amazon, Keurig, and Toyota.
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If there aren't any access aisles next to the parking spots, your municipality can make sure wheelchair users have enough room by blocking off space with cones next to those designated parking spots.
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Ahead, our favorite poke spots in the city right now.
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Daughter spots a balloon and I buy it for her.
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Ahead, we're counting down the world's 20 most Instagrammed spots.
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All he knows is that he suddenly spots Michelle's face.
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Cyclists pedal through bike lanes, cars battle for parking spots.
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My amazing coworker spots me for my drink ($12). Yay!
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A third image taken by JIRAM shows Io's hot spots.
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I am battling everything from brown spots to stretch marks.
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Apparently, only Mountain Dew, creator of bizarre, anthropomorphic TV spots.
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Cook, turning occasionally, until blackened in spots, about 5 minutes.
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I want to help us all find the quieter spots.
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Tech companies claimed the top five spots again this year.
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There were a few bright spots amid generally lacklustre demand.
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"He just missed some spots," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Have you ever known a leopard to change his spots?
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Seven idyllic spots are detailed in a report from InternationalLiving.com.
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Good news: Our volunteer found a significant reduction in spots.
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"Nothing beats the excitement of going through small spots fast."
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Hm. There were some bright spots for SNL's Trump, however.
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But the international health crises has some unexpected bright spots.
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Retailer shares were among the bright spots of the day.
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Could the government designate such odd spots as critical habitat?
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It is unclear when the spots will begin to air.
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Cramer sees bright spots that the worst may be over.
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Here's to saying goodbye to one of our favourite spots!
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But there are a few bright spots on the horizon.
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We talk about the different spots they have dived at.
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Limited spots available, RSVP at the link in my bio.
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Luckily, she's name dropped a few spots in the past.
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And keep an eye on any brown spots that appear.
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First, it's important to differentiate between freckles and sun spots.
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He blows the spots of the Cards off and on,
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We had 30 spots to fill in our Williamsburg store.
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Minnesota, Utah and Vermont round out the top five spots.
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" Voya Financial: "We have no scheduled spots on Tucker Carlson.
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"I think he moved up a few spots for me."
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I noticed reduction in redness and spots within two weeks!
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Or was it just a dumb beef about parking spots?
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Several disasters have buffeted Indonesia's tourist spots in recent months.
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Clinton even bought radio spots and did local radio interviews.
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We've also won spots on all of the European carriers.
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There are some bright spots however, like Big Fat Flea.
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Facebook wouldn't comment on how competitive the internship spots are.
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But there are certainly some soft spots within the sector.
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Skip the overpriced brunch spots, and make this dish instead.
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Reporters were also ordered to emphasise the economy's bright spots.
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That takes a lot to make 50 from seven spots.
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Points leader Truex starts seventh, two spots behind Kyle Busch.
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Even sunny vacations spots like Athens were hit with snow.
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He spots you, his gaze persistent, unwavering, and deeply unsettling.
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"Our parents know all of those soft spots," Boykin says.
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The oil even remedied some of my troubling dry spots.
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After the TV spots aired, Mercari's download numbers shot up.
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Each year, the foundation auctions four spots in the race.
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When they do exist, they're rarely in the same spots.
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They're purely black or white spots, and are rarely resurrected.
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This may yield more delicate dynamics of their maser spots.
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But there are a few bright spots, city officials say.
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In spite of these bright spots, Pichai got off easy.
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Sadly these are bright spots in an otherwise gloomy picture.
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I find parking spots pretty close to the stores ($1.69).
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That being said, there are bright spots to Twitter's business.
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To be sure, trouble spots linger in Illinois and elsewhere.
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New store expansion remains one of the lone bright spots.
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Economically, there are hot spots, as I mentioned, you know.
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"I've been in spots that have been big," Peterson said.
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Other decliners include California, falling seven spots to No. 32.
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Measles is characterized by a rash of flat red spots.
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The round spots of faded color are like dried tears.
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THAT THE WALL COULD BE A FENCE IN SOME SPOTS.
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I'm past my teenage years; I shouldn't keep getting spots.
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South Asia and Latin America are bright spots, they said.
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But the hot spots in question are right across town.
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Kelli spots no fewer than three men she's slept with.
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They can get off the ground without expensive television spots.
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Chandra's observations here are in blue (not the white spots).
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Here's a look at some of the most recent spots.
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Kiss My Face Hot Spots Sunscreen for $6 ($3 off).
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For example, if your VPN spots data traveling to 75.126.
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But output of consumer goods and energy were bright spots.
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Chinese applicants take up almost all of the 10,000 spots.
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If you want visit these spots, NASA has you covered.
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Spots that unceremoniously appear on my upper leg, for example.
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Over the next 12 months, Lebenthal sees bright spots emerging.
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Mobile publishers and enabling technologies are sweet spots for us.
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"He didn't hit his spots," Mets manager Terry Collins said.
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BUT INDIA AND CHINA, TWO BRIGHT SPOTS FOR YOUR COMPANY?
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I was filling spots, but attendance wasn't what I expected.
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Typically, there are 7193 bears for the 2719 playoff spots.
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Police will monitor transport hubs, entertainment centers and tourist spots.
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There are lots of bright spots among the gray, though.
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Last year, in June, doctors found spots on her lungs.
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Furthermore, THAAD has blind spots that an adversary could exploit.
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Seven thousand startups send applications for 100 to 120 spots.
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Sanders' blind spots Sanders clearly learned lessons from earlier debates.
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I'll actually help people out to break into spots here.
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Dark spots have met their match, thanks to this serum.
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Mentors, however, have always helped me understand my blind spots.
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Nordic countries hold the top three spots for gender equality.
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Justin's got a bit of history at popular tourist spots.
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We're going to get lead levels from those heel spots.
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One of the spots featured Obama, Sanders and Massachusetts Sen.
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However among the bright spots were a few consumer names.
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Some of the top spots were no surprise – hello, Florida.
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Lillian spots rashes, bumps, and bruises all over his body.
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"Oh, that has brown spots on it!" his friend says.
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The liver spots, the crinkly eyes, even the wrinkled lips.
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A guy spots us and barrels back into the kitchen.
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In fact, they do have guaranteed spots in some sports.
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The researchers then disclose those soft spots through Synack's platform.
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Here are the best spots to score free doughnuts today.
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We're lousy at owning up to our weak spots too.
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There are only 85033 spots available on their cheerleading roster.
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The number of hot spots around the world is growing.
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Do you see any bright spots on the Republican horizon?
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There are some bright spots in the 2019 Obamacare landscape.
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Really, the only spots it doesn't include are private residences.
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Her attention is quickly diverted, however, when she spots Ramon.
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Some spots could get up to 20 inches of snow.
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John Kasich securing spots this week on two popular shows.
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Democratic groups are similarly booking television spots in key races.
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In most galleries, one or two bright spots are tolerated.
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But, could it take on the top box office spots?
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Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo is seeing spots, and they are excited.
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Where Jack Bauer had scars, Eric Carter has blind spots.
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The poll found several weak spots for Trump regarding Russia.
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Needless to say, bad actors will exploit these blind spots.
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Let her farewell our bright spots along with our wrack.
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The international situation, while grim, has a few bright spots.
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"Guys just found me in the right spots," Mitchell said.
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Looking for some beautiful, adventurous and quintessentially American honeymoon spots?
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"There were these mysterious spots that everyone knew," she said.
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Often, the videos — preloaded with ad spots — start playing automatically.
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You'll find plenty of popular spots here, like Voodoo Doughnuts.
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They are fighting to get one of eight playoff spots.
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There's a precedent there, as Pelosi created spots for Reps.
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There will be spots we'll see him at second base.
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The showing cost them seven spots in the AP Poll.
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ET, though firefighters still were battling hot spots, McDonald said.
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Smoke rose from fires at various spots across the field.
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The CleanShot Pretreater offers targeted treating for spots and stains.
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Dell won the top spots for both citizenship and workplace.
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"I am just kind of picking my spots," Edwards said.
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What does it mean to live in its blind spots?
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Within a month, they had 200 applications for 24 spots.
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But there were some notable bright spots in the data.
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It's one of my all time favorite spots around here.
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When each candidate was asked about racial blind spots, Mrs.
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But there were bright spots for the parties, as well.
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It's not like she's going to all these celebrity spots.
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Trump, meanwhile, jumped 70 spots from his ranking in 2015.
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I was very open to the blind spots as well.
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Detroit was always one of those cool spots for that.
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We was going to the Jamaican spots all the time.
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Controversial Brooklyn rapper, 6ix63ine, has landed one of those spots.
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There were very bright fluorescent green spots on the brownies.
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It's when the agent doubles back that he spots him.
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Woodland climbed 13 spots after his win at Pebble Beach.
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It appears in other spots in a less full form.
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The eight competition spots have been offered to other countries.
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People searching for private photo spots were wasting their time.
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There are bright spots in Latin America and the Pacific.
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It's just a few spots, it's not spread all over.
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A trio of masks for dark spots and fine lines
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Alabama, Clemson and Michigan still hold the top three spots.
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But these performers are segregated into a few performing spots.
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She serves up some of her favorite spots in Raleigh.
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Infections continued to rise in hot spots outside of China.
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After that, four teams are chasing the two automatic spots.
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There are currently four open spots on the Fed's board.
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And you all came through on ideas for fireworks spots.
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The hot spots were also too small to make out.
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Speed through it and will have surely missed some spots.
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Among the bright spots, defensive sectors such as real estate .
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Before saying goodbye, D offered some recommendations for tourist spots.
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He has broad powers but picks his spots with D'Antoni.
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As a liberal, I mostly write about conservative blind spots.
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Rubin said he picked his spots to spice things up.
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The hot spots are four sinkholes dotted around the grounds.
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There aren't pockets where it's heavier than in other spots.
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Spots famous for the dish pulled it from their menus.
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Spots famous for the dish pulled it from their menus.
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There were some bright spots: City crews in Lawrence, Kan.
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The bright spots almost all lie in or near craters.
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Bars, restaurants and other gathering spots have been abruptly shuttered.
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The top spots, though, were occupied by Robert James Waller.
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Bars, restaurants and other gathering spots have been abruptly shuttered.
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But then she spots him, alive, in a subway station.
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A few spots up in the line is Jenny Baucum.
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The other is a professional astronaut, leaving two spots open.
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Centene, for example, has swooped into Obamacare's bald spots elsewhere.
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When it spots one, it administers a corrective electrical shock.
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What are your "I can't believe it's still N.Y.C." spots?
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Those roster spots were filled by skiter and KheZu, respectively.
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Paul spots a newspaper and tells Primo it's his birthday.
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California ZIP codes predominated, filling six of the top spots.
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I got my period, I got spots, and then this.
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The firm relies on data to drive its advertising spots.
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There are so many talented applicants and precious few spots.
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Overhyped brunch spots are common in San Francisco and elsewhere.
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But, do you think fat is prettier than purple spots?
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The educators also put up posters and aired radio spots.
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There were a few bright spots in markets on Tuesday.
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But the bright spots are getting fewer and farther between.
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Still, there are bright spots at today's public live auctions.
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Spots on his neck, I noticed; none on his face.
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This has resulted in some unfortunate blind spots for Britbox.
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That said, shopping at multiple spots can get time consuming.
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Some campgrounds still have spots for tents and are affordable.
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Now I have all the dead spots other people have.
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Prime parking spots have been turned into urban green spaces.
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They've even sold 20 "spots" in shelter communities they operate.
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It would flake in some spots and cake in others.
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I'm going to go with "two spots" for the answer.
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Libbrecht's snowflake hot spots include Fairbanks, Alaska, and Hokkaido, Japan.
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Speaking of blind spots, I had precious few gimmes today.
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Spots will be seen on Hulu, YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.
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The next inning, Baldelli put them in their intended spots.
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The Gray has three different spots to eat and drink.
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Skies could see a few partly sunny spots by afternoon.
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However, there were some bright spots during the latest quarter.
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Other future vacation spots included Japan, Honduras and London, England.
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However, the awards ceremony doesn't always utilize all 10 spots.
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The new parking spots would be a welcome salve, though.
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Advertisers pulled their spots, and the network suspended the broadcast.
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I definitely had spots, but they were pretty lightly colored.
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She does see some bright spots on the horizon, however.
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We took our spots on the cushions around Ms. Elspeth.
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The frog is tiny and light brown with dark spots.
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Republicans can see some bright spots in the Senate map.
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But some spots might get 15 inches through the weekend.
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And who would get the last spots in the bullpen?
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There were a few rare bright spots in the market.
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A similar logic would apply around the world's trouble spots.
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Cemeteries, with their greenery, are mosquito hot spots, Shah said.
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Sunspots show up like dark spots on the sun's surface.
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But some spots are better visited sooner rather than later.
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"They are not in any hot spots," the official said.
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Anthony spoke about how they were all in challenging spots.
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She soon spots Obama wiping a tear from his cheek.
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The moves opened up roster spots for Hardy and Gallardo.
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Recent polls do have bright spots for the president, however.
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They already have too many starters for too few spots.
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European cities secured eight out of the top 11 spots.
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"This team is one of Locri's bright spots," said Sabatino.
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Western European countries also held on to their top spots.
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So we had hot spots — and then we had nothing.
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"Now they know where our weak spots are," he said.
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"I think we all have blind spots," Mr. Johnson said.
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And we've gotten to do some really cool vacation spots.
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Let's zoom in Obamacare's three biggest trouble spots right now.
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I thank Chaplin for pointing out McCullough's glaring blind spots.
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The burning continues, only now black spots border my vision.
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We have like 12 different fancy pizza spots like everywhere.
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Eliminate your car's blind spots by adjusting your mirrors properly.
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Both spots have taken credit for its invention ever since.
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I think Visa and MasterCard are in pretty good spots.
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What neighborhood spots do you recommend to first time visitors?
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I would've loved to see anybody from the family get in there, but there are only so many spots, so I feel really lucky that I get to be in one of those spots.
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One of its many surf spots, Jeffery's Bay, is ranked as one of the top 225 surfing spots in the world with a swell consistency of 96% and an average swell height of 12ft.
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Some brunch spots along here offer cozy spots to watch the race, raise a bloody mary to the hard-working runners and swear that you're going to do the marathon one of these years.
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From the process of voting to the structure of Congress, young Americans have blind spots because those blind spots were never filled by the curriculums at middle schools, high schools, or colleges and universities.
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Alabama and Ohio State would still take the top two spots, but Michigan could slide into either of the No. 3 or No. 4 spots with the Big Ten champ rounding out the group.
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There have been stories about lobbyists lying to get coveted spots, so some line-standers ask their clients for business cards as proof of identity when they hand over their spots outside hearing rooms.
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Tony Finau rose three spots to No. 13 following his tie for sixth place this past weekend while Australian Marc Leishman advanced eight spots to No. 20 following his victory in La Jolla, Calif.
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The problem isn't that a bunch of rich celebrity offspring have taken spots that more deserving kids should have earned—the problem is, those spots were never really for those students in the first place.
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Even if many occur in hot spots—whether dangerous cities or, at the micro level, night spots—the vast majority of mass shootings occur almost randomly, without any geographic pattern, especially in the United States.
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On analyzing the sequences, they found 957 kinds of bacteria on the purple spots, and 407 kinds of bacteria on the undamaged spots, with only 140 of the 1224 total species shared between the two.
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The contest starts early: Undergraduates strive for spots at the country's top law schools, and the treadmill continues for spots on law review, prestigious clerkships, associate jobs at the best firms and on to partnerships.
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The state improves eight spots to No. 26.5 in Workforce as more working-age people are moving into the state, and eight spots to No. 34 in Economy as the housing market begins to recover.
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"It's good that he's been in those spots and had to make pitches in big spots, but I'm sure coming back here — it didn't go as well the last time he pitched here," Headley said.
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Vacation spots, malls, small towns, and my all-time favorite: AIRPORTS.
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As the 4chan incident shows, though, it still has blind spots.
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Obeying, I drove away from a half-empty row of spots.
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Big box retailers and dollar stores are the lone bright spots.
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That&aposs Occator Crater, a place with strange, bright white spots.
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Its two solar panels are clearly visible as the brightest spots.
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The nearest "fill-up" spots will show up on the map.
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There are hypocrisies, blind spots and surprising areas of agreement everywhere.
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Inside, he shows off the crown jewel of his cocktail spots.
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Light through colored glass dapples the floor like spots of truth.
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Still, there were some bright spots for crypto bulls this month.
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He then spots Justin Timberlake, who he knows might play along.
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Down the line, that can cause saggy skin, wrinkles, and spots.
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Macedonia, meanwhile, fell more than 10 spots, from 61st to 84th.
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There's blurry spots everywhere, and the inner thighs are all choppy.
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Eight spots are guaranteed and Woods will have four captain's picks.
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SPSY, one of the few bright spots among S&P sectors.
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Intellectual humility is about being actively curious about your blind spots.
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Crosses now mark the spots where fire officials found their bodies.
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What might be most interesting about the spots is their style.
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On Friday, some parking spots we saw cost up to $45.
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It fixes rough spots, thin prints, and generally makes things printable.
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The rain totaled nearly 52 inches (203 meters) in some spots.
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Both Republicans and Democrats suffer from blind spots on education reform.
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"I knew his weak spots," she later explained in a confessional.
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Indeed, SoftBank was never able to fill those spots, noted Bloomberg.
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This stretch below Big Sur was one of their favorite spots.
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Registration is now available for Startup Alley spots and country pavilions.
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Finally, the kids filed in and sat in their assigned spots.
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However, a few spots were able to improve their traffic levels.
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I had two spots on the Super Bowl in 1998. Doritos.
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The watering holes are often trouble spots during very hot weekends.
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There are only a few bright spots to be found elsewhere.
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Some of Jokowi's designated spots are nature reserves with fragile ecosystems.
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And yet, five years ago Detroit didn't have any bright spots.
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Spots with an abundance of perfect breaks would just move inland.
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Investors are looking for spots across the globe to put money.
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I'm now 28 and – you guessed it – still suffering from spots.
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And there are other spots at the bank that need filling.
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Much of the greening has occurred in cold spots (see map).
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Bertie had a 26 percent vacancy rate for correctional officer spots.
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As a girl, you get a bit shameful of your spots.
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Sysco was boosted by other businesses, including bright spots in Europe.
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This left conspicuous blind spots in scientists' understanding of molecular biology.
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So here are five logical landing spots for D-Fish. 5.
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Its expansion plans include new spots in Texas, Colorado and Portland.
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Parker now says he's working to eliminate his major blind spots.
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The old favorites simply could not compete with buzzy, new spots.
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They're married, they're happy, and they're in each others blind spots.
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Spots so big that they demanded their own sequel and prequel.
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"I am getting to my spots a little better," Griffin said.
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Decliners outnumbered advancers but there were some bright spots in earnings.
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Furtive mushroom-pickers slip to secret spots in the woods nearby.
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The Democrats' lone bright spots were knocking off Illinois Republican Sen.
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Both teams already had clinched their respective spots in the playoffs.
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CBB's survey did show some bright spots for the economy, however.
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When Edwards first spots the hidden drone, she marvels at it.
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The spots are, in fact, made primarily of magnesium sulfate salt.
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At night, the haze clouds evaporate, and the spots grow dimmer.
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But finding public wifi spots on your travels can be tricky.
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"Snap -- and open up all the parking spots," he shot back.
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What does he know about the different foreign policy hot spots?
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For those without money to burn, it's about picking your spots.
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But unfortunately, so is your newfound risk for developing dark spots.
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India seemed to have improved, too, rising 23 spots, to 213th.
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No. 14 Massachusetts and No. 28 Pennsylvania each drop five spots.
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Hey, look at Letang grabbing two spots on this week's list.
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"Halftime Report" trader Jon Najarian spots unusual activity in JetBlue calls.
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The top toughest spots to travel to are several mountain peaks.
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First, Jack spots her at a bus stop at 10 a.m.
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"I love that we have our same spots," Ms. Averill said.
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She spots Archie, face lit up, smiling at her with encouragement.
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Spots were allocated first to those who put a school top.
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When he looks down, he spots a syringe in her lap.
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Rain in some spots was beginning to diminish during the day.
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The bright yellow spots are where the fires are actively burning.
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Those spots always appealed to adults who still watched the show.
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And of course, using SPF also helps with my dark spots.
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Most spots in the incoming grand-coalition cabinet are already allocated.
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The 'Scream' by Edvard Munch is stained by mysterious white spots.
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Gold is one of the few bright spots in this market.
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LX: Quantitative sourcing is a great way to cover blind spots.
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The system can also ad advertising spots retroactively to older episodes.
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It can help you uncover spots you wouldn't otherwise come across.
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Then, Mr. Sore Loser spots the two happily canoodling, he's pissed.
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Ahead, 20 of the most iconic drunk spots in the country.
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Over hundreds of miles it registered all my known radar spots.
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"I was hitting my spots for the most part," Kazmir said.
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It is clouded with peccadilloes, spots, craggy surroundings and supernatural dread.
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Ohio, Florida, and other states recently have become new test spots.
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The television spots Trump rolled out in Indiana this past week,
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"We're coming for those playoff spots," rookie center Joel Embiid said.
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And when I did miss, I missed in the wrong spots.
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But the circular motion supports orbiting hot spots, the team argues.
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Speaking of careening energy and high-profile guest spots, remember "Mercy"?
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We cannot afford its gargantuan, gaping security blind spots any more.
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Some people get ulcers, blisters or black spots on the skin.
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Still, these spots have much more clear sky than clouds today.
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We're all finding our rhythm and picking and choosing our spots.
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It also targets age spots, acne scars, discoloration, and other blemishes.
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I only have a limited number of discounted spots so hurry!
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You gain muscle in the spots you need it the most!
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In 2015, they a combined $200 million for TV ad spots.
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Once a leopard spots its prey, there's simply no stopping it.
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"The bright spots are outliers, punching above their weight," Graham explained.
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It's been crazy tight, with teams trading spots almost every night.
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Other spots in the field will be filled through sectional qualifiers.
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The city was also was one of Alyssa's favorite vacation spots.
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On iOS, however, there are more limited beta test spots available.
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In fact, the industry's brightest lights claim the first seven spots.
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Spots of fire glow orange at the edge of the road.
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Read on to see what other spots are particularly grad-friendly.
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The river could top levees or breach weak spots, he said.
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Our museum was the tourist spots: Broadway, the Statue of Liberty.
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The purchase shows 68 televisions spots for three days, starting Tuesday.
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Not even close, and yet flipping is back in certain spots.
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Jennifer Aniston donned cupping spots at a movie premiere in 2013.
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One of these spots is at the 9/11 Memorial Pool.
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That could leave just three other spots for a Playoff bid.
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While our democracy is facing unprecedented stress, there are bright spots.
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The residents would be part of defining where those spots are.
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Many public places have cameras, some spots are wired with microphones.
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Jenkins: Zazie and Universal Cafe are my two favorite brunch spots.
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Politicians are human and thus possess hinterlands, blind spots and inconsistencies.
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I have been protected many times in dangerous spots like that.
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But that was one of few bright spots in the report.
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Check out their Nap Maps, student-reviewed spots to catch zzz's.
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And none was selected through nine spots in the second round.
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Hope Village will have to wait for more free hot spots.
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"We have a lot of roster spots right now," he said.
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Remember that when scoring parking spots the Chevy can't squeeze into.
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Byeon modeled Round K after traditional Korean coffee spots called dabang.
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They rush to the restaurant to claim their regular breakfast spots.
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But make time for the tourist spots (and the selfies) too!
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The rights to prime spots can change hands for much more.
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Seven hours later, the feathers were back in their original spots.
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Potential spots included areas with sidewalks, parking lots and plaza areas.
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Other spots in Southern California were buffeted by even stronger winds.
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I have olive skin so I'm very susceptible to dark spots.
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Oh—two days later, I got some spots on my skin.
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Méndez recommends going to Hackescher Markt for the best photo spots.
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There were some other bright spots for the tech giant, too.
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Still, Europe has bright spots in places like Spain and Ireland.
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Here are five spots around the globe that fit the bill.
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The home really feels like a medieval castle in some spots.
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Despite the stinging defeats, the Sharks have had some bright spots.
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Among the only bright spots were gold miners Randgold Resources RRS.
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Assuming a touchdown regression, he's likely to fall a few spots.
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Other hot spots include Ventura County, California; Tucson, Arizona; and Atlanta.
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There are few bright spots in the landscape of American inequality.
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Incredulous, I counted all the spots in the parking lot: 226.
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Radio and TV spots will start this week with similar stories.
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Alana: I'll probably go to all four of these spots again.
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There are some bright spots, said Deutsche Bank analyst Rod Lache.
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Even members of the so-called "working group" had blind spots.
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The trip hits a number of sweet spots for the administration.
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But you have to get past the tourist spots in Copacabana.
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Brands could choose to show either 15- or 30-second spots.
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"Tax cuts are changing lives," says one of Saccone's TV spots.
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Spots form where pressurized carbon dioxide gas escapes to the surface.
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Each is an homage to nature's designs of spots and stripes.
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I think these guys all know there are some spots available.
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But the bigger roles, the star spots, often elude minority actors.
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The United States rose two spots, from No. 15 in 2015.
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The detailed data set it uses has two major blind spots.
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"Cotton wool spots are related to poor diabetes control," she said.
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Guest spots with 50 Cent, Justin Bieber, and Young Thug followed.
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On Saturday, Jenner posted her favorite pizza spots on her app.
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Have you found any good burrito spots in New York City?
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All three occupied firm, if unspectacular, spots in the lower midcard.
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But there are also lots of spots for tasty cheap eats.
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It also shut down two manufacturing spots that produced CFC-11.
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And Ray had enough funding for television and radio spots, too.
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Orange spots depicting the elephants with radio collars are closely tracked.
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The other top spots went to Stanford, Yale, Harvard, and Princeton.
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We could soon be seeing spots in a whole new light.
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"Very tough," said Mahut, one of five candidates for four spots.
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Some creative marketing was employed to fill the two final spots.
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The bottoms of rosters now offer spots for speedsters, not fighters.
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But to keep their spots, the males must fend off challengers.
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That could set up a three-way tie for two spots.
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The non-lid pieces' brushed finish resists fingerprints and water spots.
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There are many great spots that we love to go to.
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Likely spots for initial operations are San Francisco and Scottsdale, Ariz.
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There have been a few recent bright spots in the relationship.
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This lets him monitor the water quality around his bathing spots.
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Others addressed possible blind spots in how the program was managed.
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Still, many smaller spots, though charismatic, don't include amenities like pools.
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Colorful led lights cast red and green spots on the wall.
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It had blind spots of its own, most glaringly around race.
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Use overlapping motions to make sure you don't miss any spots.
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It's important to us because we know we have blind spots.
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Pongo is said to have 72 spots, while Perdita has 68.
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Norman's protective friend Gallo spots Andrew snorting drugs and confronts him.
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Great camping spots were to be found ahead, they assured us.
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Bars, restaurants and other spots have embraced the river's combustive past.
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Instead, it turned out to be pockmarked with oozing hot spots.
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Tourism saturation in European hot spots can quickly ruin a vacation.
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I suffer from the same blind spots that other people do.
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Gaze at all those spots that had existed only on television.
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The spots where the control keys should be are blocked off.
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Are there spots that might offer new alternatives to old favorites?
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It features guest spots from theMIND, Eryn Allen Kane, and Saba.
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Festivalgoers woke up early to get prime spots at the barricades.
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GM invested nearly $41 million to air the four Chevy spots.
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Within an hour, all of the 300 parking spots were filled.
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Spots highlighting former President Barack Obama's praise of him are in.
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Two colleagues seem to be using parking spots they don't deserve.
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Now Iniesta spots a crease and dashes into on the left.
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Neither patient had visited coronavirus hot spots prior to falling ill.
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Lows fall to the mid- to upper 40s in most spots.
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This building has a handful of spots reserved for expecting mothers.
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But 20183 reefs in 22 countries survived in protective cool spots.
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One is that Googlers' activism can have some curious blind spots.
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But Republicans have had their bright spots in campaign fund-raising.
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Outtakes: • Vinnie and Alston find themselves in awkward, potentially perilous spots.
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A gallery spots him, gives him, this unsmiling outsider, a show.
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Diners point to what they want, then find spots on banquettes.
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And the little one covered in Bambi spots sure is cute.
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Add a hashtag admitting that you found a few green spots.
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Like any town, Celebration has some dark spots in its history.
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He doesn't like to have meetings, so he picks his spots.
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But he warned that the headline figure masked some soft spots.
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Derq is developing systems to better understand where danger spots are.
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The Bryants were regulars at the mall and other local spots.
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Nevada represented one of the few Democratic bright spots on Tuesday.
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There are plenty of viewing spots along this 25-block journey.
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Parts of the coastline are hot spots, particularly New South Wales.
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The digital spots will target swing voters age 28503 and older.
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ABC, CBS and Fox News rounded out the final six spots.
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There have been few bright spots for the company this year.
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Other GOP bright spots to watch out for include Pennsylvania Sen.
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Here are some spots where you can channel your inner-Olympian.
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You look at our rotation, a couple spots in the bullpen.
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There is a problem with areas or hot spots of crime.
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Kitchens are hot spots for cross-contamination, and immune systems differ.
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Reuse disinfected sponges in less hygiene-sensitive spots if you must.
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The six regions also will compete for spots at The International.
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That's six spots higher since a previous survey in April 220.
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Architectural feats in inhospitable spots have long exerted a powerful fascination.
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Curbside parking spots have been eliminated and replaced by loading zones.
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We used to hang out in a lot of different spots.
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Only five candidates so far have earned spots in the Jan.
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Other spots, like Maglia Rosa, have paired with larger-name roasters.
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Muhammad ranks at No. 10, up four spots from last year.
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What are some of the shining spots for people to gather?
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T), which registered the biggest gain, by nine spots; Subaru (7270.
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Reach out to locals and ask where there favorite spots are.
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In spite of these bright spots, there are still threatening clouds.
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All her intestines were in different spots, malrotated and not connected.
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Young Thug's "So Much Fun" fell three spots to No. 5.
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Siobhan and I went back to our spots in the ceremony.
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There are some potential bright spots for Harris to build off.
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But there weren't many bright spots in its reports on Thursday.
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There were spots where paint was chipped and drywall was missing.
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Watch for slick spots as previously wet or untreated areas freeze.
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Today, even the other boroughs are running out of burial spots.
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Having decision frameworks can help us combat any potential blind spots.
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Are there any specific spots in Melbourne that visitors should hit?
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If those spots need tubes, get them tubes of their own.
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Wednesday's Quinnipiac poll shows some potential trouble spots for both candidates.
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The Blades' general manager, Krista Patronick, scrambled to fill roster spots.
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We're lacking in treatment spots, we're lacking in number of facilities.
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Indonesia and Vietnam were the only bright spots in the region.
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Aid deliveries: Trucks carrying supplies were stopped at most spots Saturday.
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Obama came in eighth, up 10 spots from 18th in 2014.
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George W. Bush moved up five spots, from 35th to 30th.
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We're expecting spots of sunshine and a high near 59 today.
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AFC: Four teams have clinched, five are still fighting for spots.
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NFC: Four teams have clinched, four are still fighting for spots.
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A kid spots her: "Oh my gosh!" she says, looking delighted.
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Here are some spots to watch the games around the city.
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The "What happens here" spots will begin airing again next month.
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With apparel retailers in free-fall, night spots were signed up.
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Presenters flubbed their intros, and commercials came at the wrong spots.
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They will be placed in hot spots all over the city.
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"Who wants to be seen with brown age spots?" she said.
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More child care spots won't necessarily mean parents can afford them.
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But it was no use, so she traded spots with Kelly.
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DeVos's 20-minute 22 Minutes appearance included a few rough spots.
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Anyone who spots the snake was advised to call the police.
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I mean he was walking around touring hot spots in Vietnam.
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Blind spots aren't inevitable in all vehicles, argues user Kristen Rush.
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Many public places have cameras, some spots are wired with microphones .
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