Cadence of Hyrule launches this spring on the Nintendo Switch.
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Elizabeth Olsen is starting off spring on a high note.
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The extreme heat came after the driest spring on record.
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The extreme heat has followed the driest spring on record.
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Not about to spring on the iPhone X or Samsung 9?
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The European Parliament will vote by spring on abolishing the practice.
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Every spring, on every college campus across the nation, wisdom is blooming.
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Which governmental body will vote by next spring on abolishing the practice?
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We hope to launch in the spring on the SpaceX Falcon Heavy.
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The water used at the christening will come from a spring on Öland.
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For Tsitsipas, it was a disappointing end to a strong spring on clay.
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"Hair" is set to make its live television debut this spring on NBC.
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European citizens will vote next spring on new lawmakers for the European parliament.
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That same year, Victoria purchased Osborne House and planted a spring on the grounds.
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If I am at the mall shopping, different outfits will spring on different ideas.
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Spain, 28, joined the Bills last spring on a one-year, $2.05 million contract.
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"In my experience, it causes problems to spring on them mass layoffs," he said.
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The Real Housewives of New York City is expected to return this spring on Bravo.
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Co-founders Stephen Benenson and Hilary Irons opened Able Baker last spring on Forest Ave.
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STAMFORD Spring on the Farm Festival, activities, live music, plant sale, food trucks and more.
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The restaurant plans to reopen in the spring on the North Fork of Long Island.
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With asparagus, ramps, and spring mushrooms, this quick side is like spring on a freaking plate.
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The melting ice, which takes place every spring on Mars, causes ice blocks to break off.
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With spring on the way, many home buyers are starting their hunt for a new home.
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Butterflies are trying to fly into jewelry boxes this spring on a cloud of experimental designs.
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The seller had an active offer of $195,000 but wasn't ready to spring on the deal.
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"It was important," Mara said about Beckham's arrival this spring, on the first day of camp.
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Hayes was one of four men indicted in the spring on charges of conspiracy and bribery.
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The Lovelife krush and TASL will launch in the spring on OhMiBod's new e-commerce shop, here.
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Construction is slated to begin this spring on a 1.2-megawatt solar array on the Kominek farm.
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I love this old Pierre Franey recipe from 1985, for fettuccine with asparagus: spring on a plate.
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He said he would make a final decision with his wife this spring on running for reelection.
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Every spring, on the same ice, the N.H.L. puts the best draft-eligible players through their paces.
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Trees near the House chamber are seen with snow during the second day of spring on Wednesday.
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With Compassion The Gloucester Angel program grew out of a town forum last spring on the heroin crisis.
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All weather reports indicated spring on a recent Saturday in Milan, but February's gloomy cloud cover said otherwise.
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Shareholders of publicly traded companies cast votes every spring on resolutions of all kinds, including on climate change.
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With spring on the horizon, what better way to celebrate than by scooping this jumpsuit up for yourself?
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" He said that this concern "dominated [his] thinking ... for most of 2016, but especially from the spring on.
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STAMFORD "Spring on the Farm Festival," activities for all ages, live music, plant sale, food trucks and more.
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The product launched this spring on Amazon, and will be on store shelves near you later this year.
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JMA Ventures, a real estate investment firm, will break ground this spring on a 903-unit apartment complex.
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Leonard Leo recalls speaking with McConnell shortly before the senator met with Trump in the spring on 2016.
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The album was released independently by Awake Records and Pope is spending the spring on tour with Maren Morris.
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With spring on its way and Easter not far behind, we've listed out this year's best limited edition sweets.
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The plan is for Ross to pitch four innings and throw 60 pitches in extended spring on May 18.
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I relaxed with locals at a Japanese onsen, or hot spring, on a hilltop on a nearby island, Awaji.
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It was Youssef's friend who initially suggested that the surgeon post satirical videos of the Arab Spring on YouTube.
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The shows will launch this spring on the service, while others are in development for premieres throughout the year.
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The public took little notice until the Planning and Zoning Commission began hearings this spring on five dispensary applications.
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Construction is expected to begin in the spring on the Tides, which will include 900 units, including rentals and condos.
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Wright could make his first start of the spring on Thursday, when the Mets play the Marlins in Jupiter, Fla.
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Edoardo Scordio, were among 250 people arrested this spring on charges of fraud, misuse of public money and mafia association.
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Javid said he would publish a white paper on financial services in the spring on the future of the sector.
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Maybe there's a "none of the above" option that he is preparing to spring on everyone at the last second.
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The Yankees bid aggressively last spring on Yoan Moncada, a second baseman who signed with the Red Sox for $31.5 million.
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If there is such a strict policy, that needs to be *public information*, not something security officers spring on unsuspecting customers.
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With fava beans, English peas, and a pesto of tender dandelion greens, this wild rice is like spring on a plate.
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He draws water from a natural spring on his property, and he's taken steps to prevent erosion that can damage streams.
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Spring, on the other hand, always felt like a short, wet blip between egg nog and ice cream -- over before it started.
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The last time I watched It's a Wonderful Life was this spring, on a massive screen during Turner Classic Movies' 2016 festival.
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Today they shared a second teaser video for their upcoming album, Congrats, which is due out this spring on Innovative Leisure Records.
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The problems were most apparent during performances of two Stravinsky ballet scores, "The Rite of Spring" on Thursday and "Petrouchka" on Friday.
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"Ramy," his semi-autobiographical sitcom about growing up as a first-generation Muslim American in New Jersey, debuts this spring on Hulu.
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But it's an interesting thought experiment, and it's the first known attempt at something entrepreneur Chris Herd mused about last spring on Medium.
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He has spent this spring on a listening tour, visiting urban housing developments in various cities such as Columbus, Ohio, Detroit, and Miami.
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As a result, they, along with several other ideologically aligned Gulf countries, instituted a ban this spring on its citizens traveling to Lebanon.
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Hundreds of National Guard troops were deployed to the border this spring, on the orders of Mr. Trump and governors of border states.
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For over a century, Weed's tap water has come from a natural spring on land owned by the timber company, Roseburg Forest Products.
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After soggy fields delayed planting, farmers spent heavily this spring on seed and fertilizer and labor to get their crops in the ground.
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Dmitriyev had already spent over a year in jail before being acquitted this spring on child pornography charges, but the acquittal was later overturned.
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"People can't reliably tell you, 'I usually share stuff I haven't bothered reading in middle of the night, in spring, on weekends,'" he says.
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Spring, on the other hand, has had success convincing a huge group of brands to turn over their product catalogues to its online storefront.
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Nabokov hunted for his beloved butterflies in the nearby mountain tributaries of the Salt River, including "the world's largest intermitting spring" on Swift Creek.
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"It is also a record of a feral world where merciless storms convene each spring on the prairies and on the plains," he continues.
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He has an inspired new album, "Sunday at the Vanguard," recorded in the spring, on the final night of his most recent engagement there.
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Ivo van Hove's revival of "The Crucible" is emerging as the strongest financial performer among a crop of plays opening this spring on Broadway.
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Boîte The Springs, which opened this spring on a quiet corner in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, is a cafe by day and a lounge by night.
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Now, Ms. Emers is helping to plan a discussion in the spring on the importance of mental health and suicide prevention at her college.
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And this time, we can ask: what kind of surprise might tronc chairman and digital media impresario Michael Ferro spring on us this time?
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If Brown signs the measure, California would likely hold its presidential primaries before spring on Super Tuesday, when several other states hold their votes.
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The show is produced by Sony Pictures Television and is set to premiere this spring on Spectrum as the cable provider's first original series.
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Il Salviatino, a 15th-century villa in the Tuscan hills outside Florence, is offering 20 percent savings this spring on two-night minimum stays.
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CHICAGO, Nov 11 (Reuters) - U.S. live cattle and feeder futures reached their highest prices since spring on Monday, supported by strong beef prices, traders said.
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BOWDOINHAM, Maine — The striped bass arrived with a bang this spring on Maine's Kennebec River, a melee of swirling currents, careening gulls and breaking fish.
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And with the dawn of spring on the horizon, we've been waiting to find out whatever new must-have item will take over our closets.
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He found that from March 20 to June 21 (spring on the calendar), we had 40 days out of 94 that were defined as spring.
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The floodwaters began to seep through the exterior doors of her home in Spring on Sunday afternoon and started to fill up the first floor.
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As revealed by PEOPLE, the couple and Prince Harry are set to kick off a three-pronged joint campaign later this spring on mental health issues.
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Fingers splayed out on the table, the Apple employee appears to be bracing himself for whatever spinning wheel of death the MacBook could spring on him.
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Although modern Formula One has a sterling safety record, Felipe Massa was left in a coma after being struck by a spring on track in 2009.
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The spring on the left exerts a force pulling up and to the left, while the one on the right pulls up and to the right.
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Ryan said on CBS's "Face the Nation" on Sunday that he will make a final decision with his wife, Janna, this spring on running for reelection.
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Taylor voiced those concerns in a July text exchange days before Trump called Zelensky, who was elected in the spring on a platform of fighting corruption.
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In 2008, Israeli settlers from a new nearby settlement, Halamish, took control of a freshwater spring on land that had belonged to the Palestinian residents for generations.
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After the newlyweds announced they are expecting their first child this spring, on Monday morning, they stepped out as part of their first royal tour in Sydney.
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But I was equally if not more gutted by the less-publicized follow-up report this spring on the impact of human activities on all other animals.
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With spring on the horizon (it's coming, we swear), we compiled all the new denim trends getting us excited for warmer weather (and how to wear them).
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Sonic Mania is expected to launch next spring on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC — though sadly it won't be available on the equally retro NES Classic.
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Mars' seasons are actually twice as long as our seasons on Earth so, it's actually been spring on the northern hemisphere of the red planet since March.
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The Trump administration released its semiannual regulatory and deregulatory agenda for spring on Wednesday, mapping out what actions federal agencies plan to take in the coming months.
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She finally returned home to Kansas this spring on a temporary fix known as "humanitarian parole," used in emergency situations to allow entry to someone is otherwise inadmissible.
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OstaraThe spring equinox, as this sabbat is also known, signals the start of spring (on or around March 21) and the rebirth within nature that accompanies the season.
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Bristow said that Barrick will likely go to Newmont shareholders with a formal offer ahead of the upcoming Newmont shareholder vote planned this spring on the Goldcorp buyout.
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Her new blade prosthetic — which, by the way, is pink, her favorite color — allows her to jump around, run, skip, and spring on the playground alongside her classmates.
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The bedroom wasn't empty, though it was emptier than the living room; he didn't have a bed frame, just a mattress and a box spring on the floor.
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According to the World Meteorological Organization, it was also the warmest northern hemisphere spring on record, in part due to much milder than average conditions in the Arctic.
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She accepted the awkward live praise of a cavalcade of men who will woo her for our benefit this spring on "The Bachelorette" — should we choose to watch.
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In the spring, on their second visit to the Tahoe area, they stayed in one of the Clear Creek cottages — no charge — and ended up buying a lot.
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They'll cook on parillas over smoldering embers of cherry wood, in pizza ovens hand-built over the course of weeks in the spring, on campfire braziers, on planchas.
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We happened to be standing in front of two Neanderthals, exquisitely lifelike sculptures the museum unveiled last spring, on a sweep of sand in their own austere gallery.
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The plan remains to break ground in the spring on the Islanders' future arena at Belmont Park, which is expected to be ready for the 2021-22 season.
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I didn't know how to stop or anything, so I'd just spring on the ice and then hit another player, or a barricade, or the ice to stop.
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Lidl announced Friday that it will open up 25 new stores by next spring on the East Coast in states such as Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania and the Carolinas.
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The 27 are now getting ready for negotiations with London on a two-year transition period after Brexit, before launching talks in spring on a new deal from 2021.
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And being worn thin by tension leaves us less able to comfort teenagers and young adults who feel upset about missing events or enjoying spring on their college campuses.
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They occasionally stage terrorist attacks on institutions of the rival governments backed by the United Nations and General Hifter, including a similar assault last spring on an election commission.
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Australia experienced its driest spring on record in 2019, and December 18 was the hottest day in Australian history, with average temperatures across the country exceeding 105 degrees Farenheit.
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With the country's driest spring on record just concluded and another hot, parched summer likely to be ahead, the challenge of keeping Australia hydrated is only becoming more urgent.
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Funds bought up hog futures this spring on ideas that the spread of African swine fever in China's hog herd, the world's largest, would boost export demand for U.S. pork.
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The following spring, on April 19, 223, for reasons that still remain unknown, the Mexican government finally decided to file a lawsuit against BP, accusing them of damaging Mexican waters.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared the news of the royal baby, due in the spring, on Monday, and have excitedly talked about their baby joy throughout the tour.
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On Tuesday, the network announced that Facebook members are able to play a key role in casting for MTV's The Real World, which will launch this spring on Facebook Watch.
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But if Apple waits too long, its going to a much more painful catch up process, especially with the Spectre x360 expected to be available this spring on March 18th.
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Highlights from the ceremony, including jam sessions and subtle (or not-so-subtle) score-settling speeches, will be shown later in the spring on HBO, and also broadcast by SiriusXM.
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The driest spring on record has left more than 95% of Australia experiencing dangerous fire weather that has been above average, and much of the country is in severe drought.
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Moreland released his first record, "Endless Oklahoma Sky," which he made with the Black Gold Band, in 2008; "Big Bad Luv," which was released this spring on 4AD, is his seventh.
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But NOAA is calling for a wetter-than-normal spring on the Gulf Coast and in the Northern Plains, where above-average snowfall in North Dakota and Idaho could trigger flooding.
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In honor of the official first day of spring on Wednesday, the royal family's Instagram account shared the first hints of the season at Queen Elizabeth's official London residence, Buckingham Palace.
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He hadn't invented this 50-50 format for us, he said; he'd been experimenting with it for an idea he plans to spring on the public shortly: a pizza tasting menu.
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Later that spring, on May 20173, 2011, Mr. Gates again visited Mr. Epstein at his New York mansion, according to emails about the meeting and a photograph reviewed by The Times.
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Leave it to Game of Thrones to suddenly spring on us some long lost characters in literally the last half hour of the series: Enter Tobias Menzies Game of Thrones character, Edmure.
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Prescribed burns, or planned fires, like one set last spring on Brawley Mountain in Georgia in Southern Appalachia roughly 100 miles north of Atlanta, are often seen as part of the solution.
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WHEN President Donald Trump threatened punitive tariffs in the spring on $150bn of Chinese goods, some Chinese observers thought this was a trade war that could be finished before it really began.
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We sold our house and made $50,000 a few months ago, and we're trying to save to about $25,000 more before our closing date in the spring on the house we're building.
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And they say that the lobbying campaign, which began in 2014 and grew with attacks last spring on Canada's foreign affairs minister, Chrystia Freeland, highlights the dangers of Russian meddling in Canada.
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The employees pointed to Facebook's ban this spring on any positive mention of Ma Ba Tha, an extremist group that has been using the platform to incite violence against Muslims since 2014.
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But the project's dysfunction came to light amid far graver trouble signs in the American economy, circa 2008—during the same volatile spring on Wall Street that saw the Bear Stearns bailout.
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Harvey took what he called the biggest step of his spring on Sunday, allowing two runs over six innings while striking out four in an 8-2 win over the Atlanta Braves.
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But the Supreme Court is going to rule this spring on whether Obama violated the Constitution by granting such broad protections, rather than allowing immigration officials to make case-by-case decisions.
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Orioles (ss) 17, Rays 15 Austin Hays hit a home run, his third of the spring, on a day when Baltimore went deep four times to win a slugfest at Port Charlotte, Fla.
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Known as Casale della Sorgente, or "house of the source," for a spring on the property, it dates to the 18th century and still has its original tile roof, which has been restored.
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After losing in the first round of the Australian Open in January, Nadal had been having a resurgent spring on clay, winning in Monte Carlo and Barcelona and reaching the semifinals in Madrid.
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I said this spring on MSNBC that Russian collusion was a fairytale that the Left puts itself to sleep with in hopes that they'll wake up and find Hillary in the White House.
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Mr. Cadden had been convicted this spring on federal racketeering and fraud charges related to the outbreak, which experts have described as among the worst medicine-related public health crises in recent times.
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They dropped a new track called "Scraper," backed it up with a sweet video, and revealed that their new LP, A New Wave of Violence, would be out this spring on Vice Records.
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It may seem random that Groundhog Day falls on the second day of February, but, if we look at its roots in astronomy, it's actually the perfect day to have spring on the brain.
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The business advocacy on the border-adjustment tax is likely to intensify in the coming months, as House Republicans seek to begin work this spring on a tax reform bill that includes the policy.
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One thing I knew already was that the Oscars were done at the Santa Monica Civics Center, and I had shot there in the spring on another project, so I knew the location well.
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It will be weeks yet before the whole row is alight with yellow flowers, but for a person looking for signs of spring on an ashen January day, a single bloom is promise enough.
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It's the kind of place where you need to wear a sport coat to eat dinner and you can walk past a hot spring on your way to an on-site golf course or church.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - A snowy spring on the Canadian Prairies is raising jitters from the farm to the futures market about double delays in harvesting and planting in the major wheat- and canola-exporting country.
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We know nothing about the corresponding cinematography, but we look forward to finding out when the show makes its US debut this spring on Sundance TV. The full soundtrack is out on March 18 via Warp.
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The reason he selected her for the position in the first place is not clear, but with a vote coming this spring on renewing the deterrent, he moved her to the role of shadow culture minister.
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The shake-up was the most sweeping since Mr. Zelensky, a former comedian, won a presidential election last spring on promises to end a six-year war with Russian-backed separatists, and to root out corruption.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Last spring, on the street known as Bangla Bazaar in the Parkchester section of the Bronx, the Bangladeshi restaurant Neerob — thought by many to be the city's best — vanished.
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So you can imagine how I felt this month when the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan announced that Mr. Shavit would be its featured speaker this spring on the occasion of Yom Ha'atzmaut, Israel's independence day.
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After Seattle tried adopting a $48 million per year tax earlier this spring on large companies to address homelessness, Amazon halted construction on a new office tower and successfully pressured the city council to repeal the tax.
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But the rest of her spring on clay was forgettable as she lost her first match in Madrid and again in both Rome and the French Open, where she was bothered by soreness in her left shoulder.
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On July 2, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health The products in question contained the word "spring" on the label and included 365 Spring Water (sold at Whole Foods) and Ice Canyon Spring Water (sold at CVS).
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The group met with President Donald Trump at the White House last spring on the issue, leveraged relationships with Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, and urged lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to make a deal.
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During a briefing this spring on a sensitive criminal case that took place with members of Mr. Sessions's staff, Mr. Whitaker sighed and rolled his eyes during the presentation, according to a person briefed on the episode.
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So this spring, on a trip to Tokyo, my wife and I decided to see what the fuss was about, taking side trips to distilleries owned by three of the best-regarded makers, Nikka, Chichibu and Suntory.
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Mr. Poroshenko is not just a former president but also a prominent political opponent of President Volodymyr Zelensky, who won election last spring on an anti-corruption platform that included a pledge to end politically motivated investigations.
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One warm afternoon last spring, on a beachfront plaza across the street from Dana Rohrabacher's office in Huntington Beach, I watched a woman in a pink pussy hat lead more than a dozen banner-waving protesters in chants.
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New fees imposed this spring on imported steel and aluminum are making it more expensive to produce the kinds of walls and windows that are found in apartment buildings, according to people who work in the development business.
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Philip West, the director of the Mansfield Center at the University of Montana, read an English translation of "Visit to Khan Xuan Temple" by the Vietnamese poet Ho Xuan Huong: "Tranquil afternoon of spring on pavilion site," it reads.
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Work was set to start this spring on Fields 26 through 2646 — the worst of the bunch and closest to the housing projects — but has now been pushed back a year because of delays in the construction bidding process.
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The developer has three commercial projects in the works in Town Center: Construction will start this spring on a hotel, and two mixed-use buildings will house retail, restaurant and residential space, as well as development and sales offices.
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If I took another step, I would be putting my person into his presence, into his space and I would've touched him and that would've been the thing that the group of people would've needed to spring on me.
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His store, East River Skate Shop, which opened last spring on Greenpoint Avenue, was a hub to which local skaters had just begun to gravitate, including Wolfgang Potts, 15, a neighbor who came by the shop one day looking for work.
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The princess was said to be blessed with water from a spring on the Swedish island of Öland, a traditional custom originally started by the present king, Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia, Adrienne&aposs grandparents, according to the Daily Mail.
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In a study last spring on behalf of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Schoen Survey Research found that trivializing or minimizing the uniqueness of the Holocaust materially impedes the public efforts to resist intolerance and anti-Semitism.
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Erdogan and the government are keen to prevent the economy losing too much momentum as the country prepares for an expected referendum in the spring on constitutional changes that would create a full presidential system and hand him greater powers.
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Mr. Hedges, 31, was sentenced last month to life in prison after being convicted of spying for the British government during a research trip, part of his doctoral studies on the effects of the Arab Spring on Emirati diplomacy and security.
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The two lenders were cited in the search warrants for raids that federal agents conducted this spring on Mr. Cohen's office, home and a hotel room where he was staying, several of the people familiar with the matter have said.
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This past spring, on one of those LA nights where anything seems possible and the hours unzip with no concrete end, as if the night might actually go on forever, I ambled down Sunset Boulevard in a sticky hallucinogenic trance.
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In early fall, when birds head south for the winter, and again in early spring on their return journey, birds need larger protected areas than the current mix of parks and nature preserves allows, as the website Howstuffworks reported in August.
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While you may not be using harsh made-for-your-knees bar soap like Irish Spring on your face, if you're using two cleansers, both of them need to extra gentle so that you don't over-wash and irritate your skin.
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Documents found this spring on backups of Mr. Hofeller's laptop show that he wrote an unpublished 2015 study concluding that a citizenship question was essential to a plan by conservative strategists to reduce the number of Hispanics counted for redistricting purposes.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is aiming to hold a vote this spring on legislation to resolve the "surprise" medical bills patients often receive after getting care from an out-of-network hospital or doctor through no fault of their own.
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The burger salted immediately beforehand was ultra-loose and juicy; the one salted an hour out had a slightly more tensile spring on the outside, with a slightly kebaby interior (but the majority of that juiciness); the pre-salted one, kebab city.
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Sunchoked spinach, with a fontina cheese topping and pieces of diced sunchoke, was an inventive riff on traditional creamed spinach; the creamy potato purée captured comfort; and the grilled asparagus, with in-season white and green spears, was spring on a plate.
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The sit-in this spring, on May 19, was conceived after university administrators refused invitations from a community organizing group, the IIRON Student Network, soon to be renamed Student Action of Metropolitan Chicago, to attend a public meeting to discuss its demands.
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In a small but telling referendum on Jackson's reputation, a school in Hollywood that Jackson briefly attended as a child, Gardner Street Elementary, held a vote among parents and staff members this spring on whether to remove his name from the auditorium.
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The court, which held 38 days of hearings in the spring on more than 30 challenges to the law, noted the security lapses in its decision and acknowledged that some Indians were losing important benefits because of the reliance on digital identification.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The European Commission will present on Wednesday a list of measures it plans to put forward by next spring on reducing bad loans held by European banks, a draft document said, a move that could slow similar moves by the European Central Bank.
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One evening this past spring, on his plane after a campaign event in Buffalo, Trump told me that at rallies, he always made a point of finding the TV cameras at the back of the media pen and noticing whether a red light was flickering.
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So it can hardly be ignored that the play's 50th-anniversary revival, opening this spring on Broadway, is addressing a radically different culture, one that — on the surface, at least — seems to have sacrificed this undeniably queen-y play on its march toward equality.
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Vietnam '67 Clinton, N.Y. — Fifty years ago this spring, on April 15, 260, a cold, damp Saturday morning, I walked from a friend's apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, where I'd spent the previous night, toward the Sheep Meadow in Central Park.
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The 21-year-old Florida rapper is scheduled to stand trial this spring on charges of criminal sexual conduct, stemming from a 2016 incident in South Carolina in which he is accused of sexually assaulting a young woman at a hotel following a concert.
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And since this is likely not your first spring on planet earth, there is probably no need to remind you that it's time to reward your spring cleaning efforts with all the sugary treats, colorful dresses, fresh flowers, and beautiful home goods the season has to offer.
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Economic output declined in the third quarter for the first time in seven years, and investors worry that long promised structural reforms have been overshadowed by Erdogan's desire to pump up the economy ahead of a planned referendum this spring on strengthening the powers of the presidency.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda and three of his collaborators on "Hamilton," seeking to breathe new life into the cherished but challenged Midtown retailer, said they will reopen it in the spring on West 39th Street, in a garment district storefront just a block south from its previous location.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan launched what he called "Operation Peace Spring" on Wednesday in an effort to drive away Kurdish forces -- who were a key US ally in the fight against ISIS -- away from the border, and use the area to resettle around 2 million Syrian refugees.
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After the Paris massacres last spring (on the Charlie Hebdo offices) and last November to the recent Bastille Day attack in Nice, the country has been forced to do some soul-searching over its policies towards migrants, integration and assimilation – and the government's response to the terrorism threat.
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Senate Republicans killed the filibuster for Supreme Court justices last spring on their way to installing Neil Gorsuch, the ideologue for whom they had already stolen a seat that rightly should have been filled by President Barack Obama, and who could sit on the court for 40 years.
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See Ms. Gaynor, the star of several films in this festival, again in "One More Spring" (on June 1 and 4) as an aspiring actress who finds a surrogate family while squatting with an antiques dealer (Warner Baxter) and a violinist (Walter Woolf King) in a Central Park toolshed.
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Mr. Hyde appears to have forwarded some of the contents of the messages to Mr. Parnas, and when the messages between the two men were released this week, they prompted concern from Ms. Yovanovitch, who was removed from her post last spring on Mr. Trump's orders, and from others.
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Heather Reynolds's 12-year-old son, Ethan, had a mood disorder and A.D.H.D. that required him to have an aide, but his short-staffed school did not supply one last spring on a day that Ethan encountered a bully in a bathroom and agreed to trade his dinosaur for the other boy's pocketknife.
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Earl BlumenauerEarl BlumenauerAirports already have plenty of infrastructure funding Climate protesters glue themselves to Capitol doors, confront lawmakers Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Ore.) said Friday that the House will vote later this spring on legislation allowing banks to work with marijuana businesses in certain states.
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Beyond the role of categorizer, already a self-referential metagenre, there's hardly a larger context one can spring on the album, even as an external agent performing the act of genre assignment oneself; as far as assigning genre goes, the album includes all the internal genre marks necessary and leaves no category for the critic to impose.
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Henry, who is only 20, has recently released the teaser for his upcoming season which is set to release later this spring on E!. This time around, he visits the homes of a wide array of familiar faces including Vanderpump Rules' Stassi Schroeder, Khloé Kardashian, Janice Dickinson and — in what appears to be the most emotional interaction — Bobby Brown.
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Then he lied about that effort to the FBI—a violation of 18 U.S.C., Section 1001, and one of the easiest traps for federal investigators to spring on targets who think that the FBI is less savvy than it is—and made ham-handed attempts to cover up those lies by deleting social media profiles and changing his telephone number.
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Those contracts, leaked from the database of the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca and reported by the ICIJ, a journalistic organization that put together a consortium that reported all the leaked documents, awarded business rights to Cross Trading, a marketing agency owned by Hugo Jinkis and Mariano Jinkis, a father and son indicted by the United States last spring on separate allegations of bribery and corruption.
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Of Boulez's hundred and fifty or so recordings, I especially prize his hot-blooded Cleveland Orchestra account of "The Rite of Spring" on Sony; his commanding version of the three-act version of "Lulu," on D.G.; his ruthless reading of Mahler's Sixth Symphony; and just about every record he made of the music of Ravel, whom he obscurely resembled—two ascetic sensualists in communion.
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The Heaven Can Wait bomber was found last year in Hansa Bay, on Papua New Guinea's northern coast, where five United States aircraft are believed to have gone down during World War II. Lieutenant Kelly's bombing mission on March 11, 1944, was part of an American effort to disrupt Japanese shipping and supply chains ahead of attacks that spring on a Japanese airfield nearby and another 360 miles northwest, said Michael J. Claringbould, a historian in Australia who specializes in World War II-era aviation in the Pacific.
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For your food porn fix, nothing is more satisfying than watching the incredibly careful assemblage of freshly cut and prepared sushi:Next up is a flower festival with Mt. Fuji, one of Earth's most iconic peaks, serving as backdrop to this never-ending sea of fuchsia:Tokyo's Shinjuku district at night will leave you craving hot delicious noodles at some hole-in-the-wall ramen joint:A virtual tour of Tokyo's Meiji Shrine, complete with a wall of old school, intricately painted sake barrels made of straw:And we'll end with an army of Japanese macaques bathing each other in a natural, snowy hot spring on yet another beautiful mountain.
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