There are articles about Death Stranding in the New York Times, the New Yorker, Time ("Death Stranding Is the Weirdest Game I've Ever Played"), Indiewire ("Death Stranding Is the Best Video Game Movie Ever Made"), Entertainment Weekly ("How Death Stranding with Norman Reedus bridges the gap between videogames and cinema"), and others.
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Death Stranding I have no idea what Death Stranding is or what it'll be about, but I'm completely in love.
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Death Stranding Hideo Kojima has talked a big game about Death Stranding for years, and he delivered a big game.
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Death Stranding takes place in a distant future, one that has been ravaged by a largely unexplained phenomenon called the death stranding.
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Rob: Death Stranding is an interesting question because I think Death Stranding definitely feels like it's part of the walking sim lineage.
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This Death Stranding began several years before the events in Death Stranding, and it is not good for anyone who loves being alive.
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Death Stranding for $22077 (PS216): Bizarre, cryptic, and cryptically bizarre, Death Stranding is the third-person action-adventure game from designer Hideo Kojima and his new studio Kojima Productions.
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Death Stranding for $163 (PS216): Bizarre, cryptic, and cryptically bizarre, Death Stranding is the third-person action-adventure game from designer Hideo Kojima and his new studio Kojima Productions.
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Entire cities have been ripped apart by the Death Stranding.
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Death Stranding is coming to the PS4 on November 8th.
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Oh man, Death Stranding is going to be so weird.
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Death Stranding is out and the reviews are mostly positive.
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Others claim Death Stranding is a pretentious and boring mess.
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The apocalypse undergirding the world of Death Stranding is complicated.
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Good luck trying to explain Death Stranding in a slogan.
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Cervelli lined out to second, stranding runners at the corners.
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Here's what critics are saying about "Death Stranding" so far:
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The visuals of "Death Stranding" are impressive by any standard.
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Death Stranding is a trademark of Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC.
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But even on those terms, Death Stranding feels comparatively unconstrained.
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Speaking of a world where death is broken— Death Stranding.
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He got out of several jams, stranding nine runners on base.
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On top of that, pilot whales are notorious for stranding themselves.
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Ever since it was announced, Death Stranding has been an enigma.
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"The rising water is eroding infrastructure and stranding wildlife," she said.
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This pilot whale faced continued health issues since her initial stranding.
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Projects might become uneconomic sooner than expected, stranding the company's assets.
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Technology has cast the spotlight on these long stranding human characteristics.
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Bumgarner was also vastly more successful stranding base runners on Sunday.
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Spirtle was photographed two months after the stranding looking significantly better.
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Everything is connected in the world of Death Stranding, except people.
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In Death Stranding, Sam's body is an equivalent sort of tool.
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The spaces in Death Stranding are often, so far, functionally empty.
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Rainfall from the storm flooded roads, stranding motorists and train commuters.
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We have revealed the new trailer of DEATH STRANDING at #TheGameAwards.
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Osuna recorded his 11th save by stranding two in the ninth.
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But the State Department revoked his passport, stranding him in Russia.
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Returning asylum seekers to Mexico and stranding them there is illegal.
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Diaz then struck out Jonathan Schoop, stranding two runners on base.
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PS4 Pro Death Stranding Limited Edition — now £269.99 (list price £329.99)
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Death Stranding is likewise "appointment gaming," because… well, it's so weird.
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Death Stranding was the No. 1 product in the gaming category.
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It's simply got to be "R2 to hug" in Death Stranding.
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Yet another Death Stranding trailer raises more questions than it answers.
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At others, Death Stranding sounded like nothing that had come before.
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That makes this the third largest mass stranding in New Zealand's history.
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As bad as this stranding is, it's not the biggest for Australia.
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The remote location of the stranding caused difficulties for the rescue efforts.
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If you're already sold on Death Stranding, then don't watch this trailer.
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But then Death Stranding gives you a "nonlethal" assault rifle, shotgun, etc.
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A main roadway to the airport was impassable, stranding passengers in terminals.
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"Throughout the 1990s, we never had a humpback whale stranding," Jepson said.
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PT had baby fetuses, and Death Stranding also has babies in it.
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One Spanish firm, lowcostholidays, went bust last month stranding 27,000 holidaymakers abroad.
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Thomas Cook abruptly collapsed last month, stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers.
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The ship then experienced engine problems, stranding the 1,300 people on board.
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Previous research determined a relationship between right whale stranding and sunspot activity.
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In fact, the rate of stranding more than doubled on those days.
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He is a volunteer at the South Carolina Marine Mammal Stranding Network.
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Pre-order: PlayStation 4 Pro 1TB Limited Edition Death Stranding Console Bundle
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The world of Death Stranding is like a depressed survivalist's fever dream.
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More than 140 pilot whales have died following a mass stranding in Australia.
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One by one they came ashore, stranding themselves along beaches in Cardigan Bay.
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And a "mass stranding" of whales challenges conservationists and volunteers in New Zealand.
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This stranding is now considered the third largest in New Zealand's recorded history.
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Airport spokesman Air Ahsanurrohim said 445 flights were canceled, stranding about 120,000 travelers.
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Left Alive Sure, Hideo Kojima's moved on to wilder things like Death Stranding.
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His plans were dashed when he lodged his Jeep between rocks, stranding them.
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The relief driver went to the wrong rest stop, stranding passengers even longer.
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Frazier ended the inning with a groundout, stranding a runner at third base.
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Authorities were first alerted to the mass stranding by a hiker Saturday evening.
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Both times, Cody Allen worked out of trouble, stranding four runners in all.
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One user said its aesthetic came straight from the surreal game "Death Stranding."
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That led to a cascade of delays and cancellations, stranding thousands of customers.
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And the Nationals made it worse by stranding base runners throughout the game.
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Kojima Production's "Death Stranding" has all the makings of a video game blockbuster.
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Stranding Claire on an island feels as if it should be a reckoning.
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Malaysia responded in kind, stranding an estimated 1,000 North Koreans in the country.
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Flooding and mudslides have destroyed bridges and wiped out roads, stranding multiple villages.
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At times, Death Stranding can feel like a big-budget remake of QWOP.
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One of the strangest aspects of Death Stranding involves the creation of grenades.
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The most implausible thing about Death Stranding is that it exists at all.
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Spoiler Warning: This contains spoilers about major late-game events in Death Stranding.
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Death Stranding is like one of those wildly ambitious ideas come to life.
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One of the most interesting aspects of Death Stranding is its multiplayer feature.
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We talk Mario Maker, Call of Duty, Death Stranding, and take two breaks.
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Hundreds of whales dead after mass stranding Mass stranding Grant told CNN that the department had spent Monday monitoring a pod of whales still in the Golden Bay area from the coastline amid concerns that they would also beach themselves.
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Kellen later added his thoughts on Hideo Kojima's upcoming, long-teased game, Death Stranding.
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You don't just press forward with the left stick to walk in Death Stranding.
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After the break (around 1:20:05) we answer your questions on Death Stranding!
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By Wednesday morning, the highway had reopened, but fuel had run out, stranding evacuees.
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Two years ago, 200 whales were killed in a mass stranding at Farewell Spit.
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Devenski then got an inning-ending groundout from Jake Bauers, stranding Adames at third.
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The Yankees went 4.113-for-16 with runners in scoring position, stranding 13 runners.
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Shoemaker, though, retired the next three batters while stranding runners at second and third.
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In my time with Death Stranding, it's one of the primary emotions I've felt.
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The first of those three, "Death Stranding," is scheduled to arrive on November 8.
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The right-handed Strop struck Perez out looking to end the inning, stranding Ramirez.
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"Death Stranding" is a long game that requires a personal investment from its players.
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Despite their ridiculous names, the cast of Death Stranding is interesting and even lovable.
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What Death Stranding never stops being is over the top, which is just perfect.
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And yet the most affecting moments of Death Stranding are its least rigidly authored.
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The games are often indie, but not always, as titles like Death Stranding demonstrate.
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"It's not about making people play Death Stranding 30 years from now," he said.
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New York (61-57) won for the seventh time in 103 games despite going 2-for-18 with runners in scoring position and stranding 14, its most in a 1-0 game since stranding 15 on July 4, 1925, against the Philadelphia Athletics.
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Ashly Burch as Parvati Holcomb, "The Outer Worlds"Courtney Hope as Jesse Faden, "Control"Laura Bailey as Kait Diaz, "Gears 5"Mads Mikkelsen as Cliff, "Death Stranding"Matthew Porretta as Dr. Casper Darling, "Control"Norman Reedus as Sam Porter Bridges, "Death Stranding"
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He gets it back, then gives it to Will before stranding him in the ocean.
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It was raining, except after the Death Stranding, rain isn't what it used to be.
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And he was 0 for 5 in Game 3, stranding six runners in that one.
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Hideo Kojima's Death Stranding has been appearing at these shows since way back in 2016.
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We're on our fourth trailer for Death Stranding and what in the hell just happened?
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Those were tough acts to follow but the fourth Death Stranding trailer did not disappoint.
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Quintana pitched around six hits in five innings, twice stranding a baserunner in scoring position.
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More than 100 pilot whales died in a mass stranding in New Zealand last year.
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A blizzard shut down Denver International Airport on Wednesday, canceling 1,200 flights and stranding travelers.
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Brad Brach took care of the eighth, stranding a runner at second in that inning.
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Those travel bans caused chaos by trapping some travelers at airports and stranding others overseas.
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Hand pitched the final two innings, stranding the tying run at third in the 33th.
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Americans are big fans of first person shooters and Death Stranding isn't one of those.
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More than 100 pilot whales died in a mass stranding in New Zealand last year.
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Perez struck out to end both innings, stranding four runners, including three in scoring position.
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Death Stranding seems, so far, at least, largely uninterested in doing most of those things.
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But Death Stranding seems uniquely interested in the mechanical complexity of traversal across open spaces.
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Like many big-budget game releases these days, Death Stranding was marketed like a film.
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The British travel company and airline declared bankruptcy on Monday, stranding about 600,000 people globally.
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All the while, the effects ripple outward, stranding riders far from where the trouble began.
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The National League champions were unable to capitalize on their many opportunities, stranding 10 baserunners.
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The storm hobbled airports, stranding passengers as they scrambled to find alternative options or lodging.
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The deceased whales will be examined to determine a potential cause for the mass stranding.
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He could have been playing Death Stranding this whole time instead of destroying the country.
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Death Stranding touches on all kinds of contemporary issues, particularly when it comes to technology.
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At times, though, Death Stranding can be downright silly and occasionally veers into plain stupidity.
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This breakup is important because it is undeniably the seed from which Death Stranding sprouted.
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It's a surprising, delightful moment, particularly amid the dreary and depressing world of Death Stranding.
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DE, scrapped plans to buy Niki, grounding the airline's fleet and stranding thousands of passengers.
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Because for me, Death Stranding is the one that fits everything that Danielle just said.
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Many of them are short and modestly, independently produced compared to something like Death Stranding.
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Death Stranding Remedy Entertainment's Control has steadily emerged as 2019 game of the year material.
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The 1TB console comes with Death Stranding on Blu-ray and the controller for $399.99.
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Hand pitched the final two innings, stranding the tying run at third in the 16th.
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Hundreds of Whales Are Dead Following a Horrific Mass Stranding in New ZealandIn what's considered the largest mass stranding in decades, over 400 pilot whales have beached…Read more ReadOn Thursday, more than 400 pilot whales were discovered at Farewell Spit in Golden Bay.
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"I don't think there's anything particularly special about this mass stranding of bluebottles," Wilcox told Gizmodo.
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Death Stranding has been confirmed for the PlayStation 4, but no release information has been announced.
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Finally, Death Stranding will also feature asynchronous multiplayer, that sounds very reminiscent of the Souls series.
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Incidents of whales stranding themselves are common for Stewart Island and New Zealand as a whole.
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I scour Kojima's twitter account looking for hints and clues to what, exactly, Death Stranding is.
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"Stranding is a known natural occurrence," said a spokesperson for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
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Gant picked Andrew McCutchen off first base and Sean Rodriguez grounded out, stranding Marte at third.
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Sam's work in Death Stranding is a lo-fi version of the same series of tasks.
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Death Stranding, released for Sony's PlayStation 4 console, can take more than 50 hours to play.
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The Death Stranding campaign also featured work from the advertising agencies AKQA and Adam & Eve/DDB.
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Since "Death Stranding" is funded by Sony, the game is only coming to the PlayStation 4.
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The Nationals wasted a number of scoring chances early, stranding eight in the first five innings.
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Death Stranding takes the prototypical video game fetch quest and stretches it out to epic proportions.
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Death Stranding is unmistakably A Hideo Kojima Game, so let's first talk about the man himself.
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Spoiler Warning: This article chock full of spoilers about major and minor subplots in Death Stranding.
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Death Stranding purports to be a game about a man named Sam reconnecting cities across America.
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Throughout our interview, Kojima expressed a desire for Death Stranding to offer a similarly edifying experience.
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But in Death Stranding, traversing the terrain comes to feel like the core of the game.
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Like Kojima's Metal Gear Solid series, Death Stranding appears to be a third-person action game.
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When we were back in the conference room, Kojima told me that the first inkling of Death Stranding came to him about 10 years ago, when he first learned about the phenomenon of mass stranding, in which dolphins and whales mysteriously beach themselves in huge numbers.
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The operation was meticulously planned to avoid stranding customers without heat, and avoiding gas leaks and explosions.
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In June, a Chinese vessel smashed into a Filipino boat in the EEZ, stranding its 22 crew.
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From its first trailer in the summer of 2016, Death Stranding asked the world to trust it.
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We can finally talk about Death Stranding, the first game from Kojima Productions, Hideo Kojima's new studio.
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For two-thirds or more of its length, Death Stranding is generally that best version of itself.
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Same goes for games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Death Stranding that are likely years away from release.
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Fans regularly dissect any new footage, often finding clues that help explain what Death Stranding actually is.
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Death Stranding may turn out to be its own thing, free of any connection to Silent Hills.
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One hundred and forty-five whale have died after stranding themselves on Stewart Island in New Zealand.
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It is heartening to me that what we've seen of Death Stranding so far focuses on work.
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Philadelphia moved a runner into scoring position just twice against Cole and wound up stranding eight runners.
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Super Typhoon Nock-ten smacked the Philippines, forcing thousands to evacuate, closing ports and stranding 11,000 passengers.
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Luke Jackson earned his second save of the season, stranding a runner at third to end it.
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Flooding in 2006 was particularly destructive, killing nearly 150 people and stranding tens of thousands for days.
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However, the son of Hall of Fame slugger Ivan Rodriguez grounded out to first, stranding the baserunners.
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Death Stranding is the latest game by acclaimed videogame director Hideo Kojima and his studio, Kojima Productions.
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I spent a lot of time while playing Death Stranding imagining how much Sam's back must hurt.
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Water came rushing down the road, stranding the house as the river closed in from all sides.
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The pilot whale is known for stranding in large numbers, though the reasons are not entirely understood.
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A power outage at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport grounded operations on Sunday, stranding thousands of passengers.
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"Death Stranding" is due out on November 8, and it's the biggest PlayStation 4 exclusive of 2019.
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Cars and trucks spun out of control, shutting down Interstates 80 and 380, stranding hundreds of vehicles.
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Five whales died after a mass stranding Thursday at a beach on the Hawaiian island of Maui.
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The countrywide restrictions create their own challenges, stranding employees away from their jobs and pummeling the economy.
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I'm hoping to put that behind me over the holiday break, before picking up Death Stranding again.
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The Death Stranding is the event that kicked off the game's apocalyptic world as it exists today.
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But the crucial factor is that, frequently, the simple act of walking in Death Stranding is incredible.
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Death Stranding, Hideo Kojima's long-awaited debut under his new studio, is a large and convoluted game.
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Major hubs in Death Stranding, like cities, include underground private rooms where Sam (Norman Reedus) can relax.
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The decision hit cross-border trade heavily, stranding thousands of vehicles on both sides of the border.
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The musical world imagined in Ludvig Forssell's Death Stranding score is one of gradual, never-ending decay.
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"We think whales are getting stranding more often during solar storms because they've gone blind," Granger said.
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For example, Redbox tells us that it will offer Death Stranding and Jedi: Fallen Order for $39.99.
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The whale stranding was the largest in the country since 1985, when 450 were stranded near Auckland.
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But I knew in my heart that this just couldn't be the answer, not in Death Stranding.
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But Kershaw struck out Melvin Upton Jr. and got Derek Norris to fly out, stranding both runners.
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Death Stranding looks absolutely insane, and each new trailer just introduces more and more wild and confusing things.
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By sheer coincidence, New Zealand conservationists are currently having to deal with an unrelated stranding to the north.
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The "just go up" rule risks stranding us at a "local optimum" of justice, lacking in moral ambition.
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Death Stranding still remains largely a mystery, but at least we know when we can finally play it.
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The Orioles had chances, going 0-for-14 with runners in scoring position and stranding 10 on base.
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It's still hard to make sense of what Death Stranding actually is, but the imagery sure is evocative.
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There are plenty of third party developers working on PlayStation games like Death Stranding and Ghost of Tsushima.
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Next on the hype train is Death Stranding, the next project from Hideo Kojima, of Metal Gear fame.
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That's on top of about 1,000 flights it canceled on Monday, stranding passengers at airports around the globe.
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He got Gary Sanchez to ground out with an excuse-me swing, stranding two baserunners in the sixth.
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Morris noted that by stranding people without access to their medication puts them at even greater health risks.
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The gigantic blizzard pummeled the East Coast all weekend long, stranding citizens and eliminating power in many areas.
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Budget airline Ryanair in September canceled some 2,000 flights, stranding thousands of travelers, due to pilot scheduling problems.
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It was euthanized on Wednesday afternoon by a veterinarian with NOAA's Marine Mammal Stranding Network, Ms. Goebel said.
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On Wednesday, officials delayed several trains traveling there from Brescia, the nearest large town, stranding hundreds of travelers.
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Walters said NOAA and University of Hawaii scientists will examine the whales to determine what caused the stranding.
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A storm destroyed the provincial road to Portofino, isolating the picturesque coastal town and stranding residents and tourists.
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Orlando Arcia made it 4-1 with an RBI single before Taillon struck out Nelson, stranding two runners.
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TL;DR: Pick up the 4K capable Limited Edition Death Stranding PS4 Pro for only £269.99 from GAME.
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Thomas Cook collapsed last month, stranding over a hundred thousand passengers as its UK business went into liquidation.
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Death Stranding is this year's big PlayStation 4 exclusive, and that means one thing: a limited edition console.
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Death Stranding is that same strategy but for the accessible art films of the 20th and 21st century.
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After all, he has almost nothing to do with the actual threat at the bottom of Death Stranding.
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Death Stranding borrows the dramatization of walking from walking sims, but it also borrows from another genre: horror.
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In Death Stranding, the story is stripped down by comparison, the ambiguity of its narrative situations more subtle.
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In "Death Stranding," an upcoming PlayStation game from legendary game creator Hideo Kojima, Norman Reedus is the main character.
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The grim scene was discovered by a hiker, who trekked to a nearby field base to report the stranding.
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"We urge the public to report any sick, stranded or dead dolphins to the local stranding network," Rowles said.
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The largest whale stranding in New Zealand took place in 1918, when 1,000 whales stranded themselves on Chatham Islands.
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MULEs are basically players themselves… but then Death Stranding gleefully employs many of those same features it is critiquing.
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Since it was announced in 2016, we've seen plenty of Death Stranding through trailers, including yesterday's lengthy new footage.
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There's no firm release date for Death Stranding on PC outside of the "early summer of 2020" window, though.
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The upcoming game Death Stranding motion-captures a stacked cast, including Mads Mikkelsen, Léa Seydoux, and Guillermo del Toro.
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Hideo Kojima and Norman Reedus are back to break our brains with an outlandish new trailer for Death Stranding.
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Indonesia closed Bali's airport on Tuesday for a second day, stranding thousands of visitors due to the ash cloud.
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Death Stranding is the latest project by director Hideo Kojima, known for creating the highly acclaimed Metal Gear series.
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But he's prepared to force himself when he discovers his bank account has been drained, stranding him in London.
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The sandy shores of a Georgia barrier island were the site of a mass whale stranding on Tuesday evening.
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It has a heavy plot thick with metaphors and cinematic flair, but Death Stranding soars in the contemplative moments.
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Death Stranding is a long game and there's more side missions than you'd ever want to finish—literally hundreds.
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Death Stranding is the latest game to feature these sorts of mechanics, and it's using them to great effect.
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The White House issued the order without warning on a late Friday night, stranding hundreds of travelers mid-journey.
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"Death Stranding" is an open-world, third-person action game with a heavy emphasis on stealth and puzzle solving.
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It canceled 117 flights due to operate to or from Heathrow and 10 Gatwick flights, stranding about 20,000 passengers.
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But Santiago escaped the inning unscathed with a pair of strikeouts and a fielder's choice, stranding Garcia at third.
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We're not exactly sure what is happening in the trailer for Death Stranding, but we need to see more.
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However, other whale deaths, such as the mass stranding of 150 pilot whales in Hamelin Bay, are more mysterious.
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It left a cloud of ash hovering over much of mainland Europe and the UK, stranding tourists and travelers.
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Some joker stole my buried water cache in Uzbekistan, stranding me in a corrugated desert the size of Arizona.
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And yes, there are a lot of cutscenes in Death Stranding, directed with Kojima's distinctive, less-than-subtle flair.
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Postapocalyptic scenarios, including the Death Stranding game itself, are usually driven by narrative: the world is saved or destroyed.
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The world's largest travel firm, Thomas Cook collapsed last month, stranding hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers around the world.
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More exciting, though, was a live gameplay demonstration that showed off around 50 minutes of Death Stranding in action.
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Over the course of an hour, Hideo Kojima's new hiking simulator Death Stranding ate up 75 watts of electricity.
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Still, said Fernández-Vara, Death Stranding is only a gesture towards an AAA studio's treatment of the walking sim.
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Setting aside the cost to repair the highway, the stranding has been devastating to an economy reliant on visitors.
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Terashima said that Kojima wished to show me a new trailer for Death Stranding that he had just edited.
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An early space battle, which results in the stranding of the Enterprise crew, goes on for ages and ages.
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According to TheInvisibleOnes, this isn't the only time that Death Stranding appears to have used imagery from PT. Last year, fans noticed that PT has a film negative that once inverted what looks like a tunnel: The claim is that this tunnel went on to be featured in a Death Stranding trailer: Players also claim that a blurry painting in PT appears to connect with an official Death Stranding poster: It's possible that these are huge coincidences or that players are seeing things that aren't there.
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There's no question "Death Stranding" is a clear departure from Director Hideo Kojima's last game, "Metal Gear Solid V." While "Metal Gear Solid" is a military-focused franchise starring a super soldier, "Death Stranding" puts you in control of a lone deliveryman in a desolate, post-apocalyptic that's wide open for exploration.
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After my interview with Kojima, I spent much of the next few days sequestered in my tiny hotel room in Tokyo, playing Death Stranding on the cheap TV. Once I started guiding Sam along his journey, I found Death Stranding to be not as radically unfamiliar as Kojima's prerelease hype had suggested.
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A winter storm has hit the Midwest with strong winds and snow, stranding some travelers heading home after the holiday.
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In a highly anticipated upcoming PlayStation game named "Death Stranding," Norman Reedus of " The Walking Dead" is the main character.
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By about noon (0400 GMT), 95 flights had been canceled at the Wuhan Tianhe International Airport, stranding some 1,200 passengers.
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The last major mass stranding in Tuticorin was reported in 1973, when around 147 short finned pilot whales were stranded.
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You're there to rebuild humanity But in Death Stranding, the stakes are higher and the walking is much more engaging.
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The backstory on the MULEs is interesting and points at a frustrating ambivalence that turns through much of Death Stranding.
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Realmuto powers Marlins past Reds MIAMI — J.T. Realmuto swung at nothing but air in the first inning, stranding three runners.
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Furthermore, KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS is happy to announce that DEATH STRANDING will be coming to PC in early summer of 2020!!
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"Come From Away," set in Gander, Newfoundland where dozens of jetliners were forced to land, stranding passengers after the Sept.
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But then a typo in our morning email introduced me to Seth Stranding and it's all I can think about.
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He has been used in high-traffic situations lately, inheriting 25.40 runners in his past five outings and stranding 216.
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Food imports have been affected as Saudi Arabia closed its land border with Qatar, stranding thousands of trucks carrying supplies.
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Lynn rallied to strike out Chirinos on a 97 mph fastball, stranding Yordan Alvarez and Josh Reddick in scoring position.
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Of all the side content in Death Stranding, Englert's pizza delivery missions are both the most challenging and most rewarding.
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The theme of community colored the marketing of Death Stranding, as did the game's focus on an ambitious, complicated narrative.
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The largest whale stranding in New Zealand took place in 1918, when 1,000 whales stranded themselves on the Chatham Islands.
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The gun battles halted the iconic tramway in Alemão yet again this week, stranding people on their way to work.
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In the ninth inning, Bedrosian worked around a pair of baserunners, stranding Brian McCann and Yuli Gurriel in scoring position.
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It's not likely we'll see anything playable for Death Stranding for years, because Kojima Products is a very new company.
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The precise cause of the stranding was not known, though beached whales are not an uncommon sight at Golden Bay.
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Roberto Osuna allowed a leadoff homer in the ninth but earned his 11th save, stranding runners at second and third.
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Tim Peterson (2-213) earned the win after allowing two hits and stranding two runners in a scoreless 10th inning.
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Everything from "Death Stranding" to "Gears 5" to "NBA 2K20" got new trailers — and we've collected the best ones below.
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"In Death Stranding we're using bridges to represent connection — there are options to use them or break them," he continued.
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"Death Stranding" is built to encourage players to build strong relationships with one another and the characters in the game.
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First Francona brought on Miller, who retired pinch-hitter Miguel Montero on a liner to end the fifth, stranding Soler.
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In the U.S., a nor'easter walloped the East Coast, stranding travelers, knocking out power lines and creating dangerous flooding conditions.
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Hallmark companion film: Maybe "The Santa Incident," in which Santa's sleigh gets shot down, stranding him in a small town.
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Ngurah Rai International Airport was forced to close for three days because of the ash cloud, stranding thousands of tourists.
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"The team seems to be determined to work during night time to release the remaining whales," Whale Stranding Indonesia reported.
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But the agency could not immediately house all of them, stranding some families in hotels for several weeks or longer.
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They migrate near the shore throughout their lengthy journey, which makes tracking them -- and their stranding events -- a little easier.
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Expected release date: January 25, 2019 First revealed in 2016, we still don't know when Death Stranding is coming out.
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Otherwise, Death Stranding sees Kojima Productions free of the shackles that the Metal Gear series had imposed for so long.
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The unsettling baby is one of the constants of Death Stranding, the latest game from Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima.
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London (CNN)British tour operator Thomas Cook could fall into administration this weekend, potentially stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers.
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Last week, Georgia saw its second mass stranding of whales this year, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
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I haven't played Death Stranding, and I don't entirely know what a Bridge Baby, or BB, does in the game.
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Heartman is emblematic of how a certain strain of cinema, its tone and its characters, comes together in Death Stranding.
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Game designers have been trying to answer whether Death Stranding is a walking sim since the game debuted in November.
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KS, collapsed earlier this year, at one time stranding $14 billion in cargo and sending shockwaves through global trade networks.
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In the Houston area, the rainfall flooded some roadways Wednesday, stranding drivers, and caused several creeks and bayous to rise.
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I never was quite able to overcome this habit while playing Death Stranding, which meant that I tripped a lot.
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The largest whale stranding event in New Zealand took place in 1918, when 1,000 whales stranded themselves on the Chatham Islands.
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The Mariners wasted a strong start by Hernandez, stranding 13 runners and going 21-for-21 with runners in scoring position.
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Each person in this game is a fully fleshed-out character whose life has been shaped dramatically by the Death Stranding.
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Death Stranding has been shrouded in mystery, partially due to Kojima's secrecy and partially because the trailers make no damn sense.
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It's hard to say whether anyone in the world — aside from Hideo Kojima — understands anything that's going on in Death Stranding.
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We know that Death Stranding has some horror elements, as there are giant invisible shadow monsters in it that kill people.
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We don't know when Death Stranding will actually come out — likely, this one is going to be cooking for a while.
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Squandered opportunities proved detrimental to the Astros early, with Manaea stranding six baserunners — all in scoring position — through the fourth inning.
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But Trivino struck out Gorkys Hernandez and got Steven Duggar to ground out, stranding the potential tying run at third base.
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The largest stranding on record occurred in 1918, when over 1,000 pilot whales washed up and died on the Chatham Islands.
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That year's Final Fantasy VII was Hideo Kojima showing up with a trailer for his independent company's first title, Death Stranding.
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The weird fetus-baby-container-thing is back in the latest trailer for Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima's upcoming Death Stranding.
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Alex Claudio got the last out in the bottom of the 10th, stranding a pair of runners, for his first save.
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I ended up stranding myself on a planet by landing on one of these without the fuel to take off again.
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Long queues of trucks have formed at the northern border Greece shares with Bulgaria, stranding dozens of truckers on either side.
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Death Stranding has the budget and programming backend to code specific, odd moments that add layers of interaction to simple movement.
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It's undoubtedly fun to use, whether you're checking out The Mandalorian or playing Death Stranding, but should anyone actually buy it?
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Daniel Hudson closed it out for the Nationals, which made Houston pay for stranding so many runners on base all game.
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Between 85033 and 2016 after the monument had reopened, its elevator broke down 24 times, the Post noted, often stranding visitors.
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In McAllen, Texas, intense rainstorms caused widespread flooding for a second day, stranding vehicles in intersections and low-lying parking lots.
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"Death Stranding," which is scheduled for release on the PlayStation 4 on Friday, is the first release from Kojima's independent studio.
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Reviewers ultimately found that the experience would vary depending on the player, since "Death Stranding" takes dozens of hours to complete.
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Kelly had his starter's back, stranding the runner by striking out the pinch-hitters Matt Kemp, Joc Pederson and Cody Bellinger.
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The rains from Tropical Storm Harvey pounded the Houston region on Monday, stranding thousands of residents — many on rooftops — awaiting rescue.
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As I mentioned in my review of the game, in some ways BB is representative of Death Stranding as a whole.
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He retired 11 in a row between the third and the seventh before stranding runners at the corners in the seventh.
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After stranding 10 runners over eight innings, Miami got a one-out single from pinch-hitter Martin Prado in the ninth.
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Death Stranding is an action video game released in November for PlayStation 4 and directed by acclaimed game designer Hideo Kojima.
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And game developer Hideo Kojima's recent Death Stranding, once billed as a Sony-published PS4 exclusive, ultimately launched on PC, too.
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That isn't to say Death Stranding is unworthy of attention, and it's not hard to understand why it's gotten so much.
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By Christopher Byrd The word "divisive" probably popped into the head of every reviewer who played "Death Stranding" before it launched.
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More worryingly, food imports are affected as Saudi Arabia closed its land border with Qatar, stranding thousands of trucks carrying supplies.
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At its core, Death Stranding is a game about giving characters other than Sam the ability to show you their world.
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He's used old-world nuclear weapons and post-death stranding BT voidouts to destroy some of the last vestiges of society.
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Our protagonist is nothing more than a supporting character in these longform tragedies, and that's what makes Death Stranding so worthwhile.
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Even before its announcement in 2016, fans knew "Death Stranding" was going to be a PlayStation game, paid for by Sony.
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That makes Death Stranding first and foremost a kind of job-and-walking simulator, or perhaps more accurately, a backcountry hiking simulator.
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Death Stranding is fixated on the tension between incredible technological progress and the mass death and ecological disaster that have attended it.
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New York missed on a number of scoring chances, stranding 11 and going only 1-for-12 with runners in scoring position.
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Image: APIn what's considered the largest mass stranding in decades, over 400 pilot whales have beached themselves on a New Zealand shore.
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Finally, to wrap up the conference's Most Disgusting Moments, viewers were treated to a special showcase of body horror with Death Stranding.
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It's hard to believe, but the latest trailer for Hideo Kojima's mysterious Death Stranding shows the actual game for the first time.
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Mike Trout went 0-for-6, stranding two runners with an inning-ending strikeout against Hatcher in the top of the 11th.
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More recently, in February 2017, 252 pilot whales died in a particularly harsh stranding near Cape Farewell on New Zealand's South Island.
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"We believe her stranding was not related to the inclement weather experienced in San Diego over the weekend," SeaWorld San Diego said.
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The un-subtle aim is to leave those centers no choice but to shut down, stranding women across the country without care.
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At a Death Stranding event in New York City last week, the Italian website TGCOM24 asked Kojima if he'd read the reviews.
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Both teams wasted plenty of chances throughout the day, the White Sox stranding 11 men on base and Kansas City leaving 10.
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It was New Zealand's largest known whale stranding since 1985, when 450 were stranded in Auckland, and the third largest on record.
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Its shallow muddy waters confuse the marine mammals' sonar, leaving them vulnerable to stranding by an ebb tide, according to Project Jonah.
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Strong storms brought 22016 to 216 inches of rain to the Houston area on Monday morning, leaving roads impassable and stranding drivers.
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"Death Stranding" is a single-player exploration game starring "The Walking Dead's" Norman Reedus as a courier traveling across post-apocalyptic America.
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A fierce nor'easter punished much of the East Coast, toppling power lines, stranding travelers and causing dangerous flooding from Georgia to Maine.
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Defensively the team was not sharp and offensively it was inept, stranding runners at third base in the fifth and seventh innings.
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As of about midnight local time they were still working, Whale Stranding Indonesia told The New York Times via a Facebook message.
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About an hour earlier, the elevator at the new 86th Street stop had begun to malfunction, stranding passengers above and below ground.
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Over the weekend, record-setting rainfall triggered flash flooding in Virginia and Maryland, stranding vehicles and prompting water rescues and road closures.
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With its dual focus on mass extinction events and human connection, Death Stranding weaves between heartfelt dialogues and moments of existential terror.
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No one would have willfully chosen the stranding of whole office parks and schools and neighborhoods by the flooding we saw now.
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Death Stranding isn't cute or catchy in the same way, relying instead on texture and rhythm that move in slower impressionist waves.
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Not so with Hideo Kojima's long-awaited Death Stranding, which, if you're going to play at all… you should probably play now.
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Death Stranding is a game that is frequently original and odd and surprising, while also occasionally being heavy-handed, tedious and obtuse.
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With its number of different systems and interactions, Death Stranding is only a walking simulator in the teasingly literal sense, of course.
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Death Stranding launches on November 8th, and Sony announced that a limited edition PS4 Pro bundle will release on the same day.
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Pokémon Sword and Shield, Death Stranding, Control, Untitled Goose Game, Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and Baba is You all hit in 2019.
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Death Stranding is about using Sam as a way to see these coping strategies in the face of the death of everything.
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Colorado, however, failed to take full advantage of 22 hits, going 25-for-219 with runners in scoring position and stranding 11.
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Death Stranding, the long-awaited upcoming video game from auteur developer Hideo Kojima, has finally been unveiled after months of cryptic teases.
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That number is "three times the historical average in the northern gulf," said Erin Fougères, a marine mammal stranding program administrator for NOAA.
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Only six whales remain alive after this latest stranding, with over 140 short-finned pilot whales already confirmed dead, as reported by CNN.
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For three consecutive nights, droves of octopuses have been seen walking out of the sea and stranding themselves along several beaches in Wales.
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But when something shifts — like a snowstorm indefinitely shutting down the system, stranding passengers — what was once liminal can start to feel different.
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Major exclusive games on the calendar include The Last of Us Part II, Ghost of Tsushima, and next week's long-awaited Death Stranding.
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The stranding may also have something to do with the pilot whales' compromised ability to use echo-location in shallow, gently sloping waters.
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While the new trailer for the game was plenty weird — and pretty gruesome — it also featured a first glimpse of Death Stranding gameplay.
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Although they haven't had any luck a week later, Bailey says that they have a stranding response team that regularly checks nearby beaches.
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No worries about an elevator stranding you between floors five and six so that you end up cooked alive when the power fails.
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Whatever the cause, its appearance builds on a bad omen: This is the third reported stranding in the Bay Area in a week.
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Right-hander Jose Ramirez (2-0) pitched a scoreless seventh inning for the victory, stranding a leadoff triple while striking out the side.
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The rain is a collapsing effect in action; it is part of a phenomenon, unique to the world of Death Stranding, called timefall.
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South Korea's Hanjin filed for protection from creditors in late August, stranding $14 billion in cargo and sending shockwaves through global trade networks.
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Samardzija, meanwhile, worked four no-hit innings before stranding a baserunner in scoring position in each of the fifth, sixth and seventh innings.
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He later tried to travel to Latin America via Moscow and Cuba, but the State Department revoked his passport, stranding him in Russia.
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In an interview with BBC's Newsbeat, Kojima said he wanted "Death Stranding" to remind people of the value of caring for one another.
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Some transport services remained suspended, though flights in the region were slowly resuming after a shutdown on Sunday, stranding many thousands of passengers.
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Separately, an AirTrain at Newark Liberty International Airport broke down Saturday morning, stranding nine passengers who had to be rescued, the authority said.
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Either way, the whales would receive the wrong navigational information or become disoriented and end up in the wrong spot, leading to stranding.
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Just after its début, Microsoft shuttered Xbox Entertainment Studios, to reassert a focus on video games—stranding all its dramatic projects without distribution.
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To control the spread of the virus, authorities closed part of the Great Wall and suspended public transport in many cities, stranding millions.
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Death Stranding is a game that seems to fight you every step of the way, whether it's with clunky menus or nonsensical dialogue.
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The inclusion of so many of Kojima's celebrity acquaintances doesn't do much to dispel the notion that Death Stranding is a vanity project.
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There is an alternate dimension in which that happened and we got several new games as weird, divisive, and brilliant as Death Stranding.
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Death Stranding is overwhelmingly a solitary game, one where you're frequently tasked with jobs that require you to struggle against the Earth itself.
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The military had cleared the area of militants just this spring, stranding 3,000 people without food or water, according to local news reports.
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Some transport services remained suspended, though flights in the region were slowly resuming after a shutdown on Sunday, stranding many thousands of passengers.
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A storm swept sands from the Sahara through the Canary Islands over the weekend, forcing airports to close and stranding thousands of tourists.
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Over the weekend, a storm swept sands from the Sahara over the Canary Islands, forcing airports to close and stranding thousands of tourists.
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Airlines also cancel flights ahead of time to avoid stranding crews and passengers, which can lead to a cascade of delays later on.
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Bloodborne No release in 2019 was quite as polarizing as Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima's much-hyped single-player epic Death Stranding.
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The Reds didn't threaten again until the fifth when Harrell got Votto to fly to left, again stranding runners at first and second.
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But like Metro and Sekrio, Death Stranding is a game about looking impossible odds in the face and deciding to continue on anyway.
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An inning later, he struck out Brandon Nimmo and forced Wilmer Flores to pop up to third, stranding runners on first and second.
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The Great ReadFeature He's an auteur whose bizarre creations — the Metal Gear Solid series and, most recently, Death Stranding — have become huge blockbusters.
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There's one trailer for Death Stranding, which is ripped from a chunk of a cutscene early in the game, where things get particularly weird.
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Death Stranding is a fun, immersive suspense game about people doing fairly ordinary and boring jobs in the face of terrifying and unknowable dangers.
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Not only does the recent stranding give biologists hope that sperm whales are indeed making a comeback, it raises public interest in marine conservation.
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Since then, Kojima has gone on to create his own company, and he has been working on a new game known as Death Stranding.
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Honestly, for many people, the Death Stranding game has already begun: every new trailer is another opportunity to figure out what Kojima is teasing.
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This is the third largest recorded whale stranding in New Zealand, which has one of the highest rates of whale beachings in the world.
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According to The Guardian, there have been 5,000 recorded stranding incidents in New Zealand since 1840, with an average of 85 incidents each year.
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Unlike Western nations, the penetration of debit and credit card is very low in India, stranding many with little choice to make digital purchases.
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As is becoming tradition, former Metal Gear Solid mastermind Hideo Kojima provided another glimpse of his new game Death Stranding at The Game Awards.
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Niki filed for insolvency last week after Germany's Lufthansa scrapped plans to buy its business, grounding the airline's fleet and stranding thousands of passengers.
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Death Stranding is also the first game from the Metal Gear Solid creator since the release of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.
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The new trailer joins the first footage unveiled at E3 earlier this year, and shows off more of the mysterious world of Death Stranding.
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In Sauraha, 80 km (50 miles) south of Kathmandu, the Rapti River overflowed its banks, inundating hotels and restaurants and stranding some 600 tourists.
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At the moment, the surviving individuals are moving "in the right direction," but "the threat of a repeated stranding has not passed," it added.
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The strandings started farther south several months ago, Justin Viezbicke, the NOAA stranding coordinator for California tells Axios, and have been moving steadily north.
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Many VR games are focused on being intense, stranding you on a destroyed space station or asking you to climb a perilously high mountain.
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The power plan would be expensive and shut down energy plants that have not yet been paid for, thereby stranding those costs with ratepayers.
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These are all things you can do in Death Stranding, and to get the most out of the game you have to do them.
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"All we do now is watch Death Stranding YouTube theories," he told me, "and hope Konami let's Microsoft buy P.T." Follow Patrick on Twitter.
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Free market models also often operate as islands of healthcare, separated from the coordinated systems of big hospitals, stranding doctors faced with complex cases.
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HONOLULU (AP) — Five whales died, including four that were euthanized, after a mass stranding Thursday on a beach on the Hawaii island of Maui.
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Verlander faced the minimum in the first, second, fourth, fifth and sixth innings while stranding runners at third base in the third and seventh.
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Wilmer Font replaced Diaz to start the ninth and pitched through the 10th, freezing Jones with a 3-2 curveball and stranding two runners.
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That route shut in 2016, stranding thousands in Greece and forcing some to find other means of exit such as smuggling themselves onto trains.
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But he thinks too many writers create that freedom in artificial ways — by killing off parents, or stranding boys and girls in strange places.
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Forssell had already written hours of music for Death Stranding, but they needed more so the player wouldn't hear the same thing too often.
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Life according to Foote, who died in 2009 at 92, has a way of letting down and stranding people, and it makes no exceptions.
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Similarly, the Death Stranding soundtrack stands as a model of how to bend the language of schlock toward something more unsettling and genuinely weird.
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There was a previously recorded mass stranding in 1996, when 320 long-finned pilot whales stranded themselves just north of Hamelin Bay and died.
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Hideo Kojima's much-anticipated Death Stranding will be launching on November 8th, and you can prepare by watching nearly an hour of gameplay footage.
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Death Stranding (PS4) is $35 at Amazon, as well as online and for pickup in store at Walmart and Best Buy, $39.99 at GameStop.
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Which is a long way of saying that it's no small thing for Death Stranding to emerge in the seemingly uncompromised form it does.
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Prior to the gameplay showcase, Kojima posted a note meant to explain Death Stranding a bit more — though it might actually increase your confusion.
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L collapsed on Monday, stranding more than half a million holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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The world's oldest tour operator, Thomas Cook, suddenly ceased operations Sunday night, stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers and placing 20173,000 jobs in jeopardy.
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This year the Swedish People's Party occupied the middle of Finland's fan-shaped parliament, stranding the Finns Party on the far right, to its fury.
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Over the weekend, the storm also snarled traffic in Missouri and Illinois, stranding hundreds of drivers for hours and causing a rash of deadly crashes.
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One of the main themes of Death Stranding is human interaction, and it's this one focus that pumps this game full of so much life.
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For a game whose marketing sometimes seemed to imply weirdness for its own sake, Death Stranding mostly wrestles with relatable and pressing fears and dread.
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Many video game fans have been highly anticipating November's release of Death Stranding, the first title from revered developer Hideo Kojima's new studio Kojima Productions.
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Death Stranding Norman Reedus ripping off his toenail was somehow more unsettling than all of the zombie murders of the past half-hour put together.
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Death Stranding is a completely new type of action game, where the goal of the player is to reconnect isolated cities and a fragmented society.
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An outage hit Delta's computer systems on Monday, grounding planes and stranding passengers of one of the world's largest carriers at airports around the globe.
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The first wave of 400 whales marked this as the largest mass stranding of whales since 1985 when 450 were beached at Great Barrier Island.
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Sony has God of War, Spider-Man, Death Stranding, The Last of Us Part II, Final Fantasy VII Remake, and Detroit all on the way.
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The owners of the vessel said the captain had a "sound plan" to avoid Hurricane Joaquin, but the ship's main propulsion failed, stranding the crew.
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"Despite the negative impact on NPV in the 'sustainable development scenario', we see very limited stranding of assets," Statoil said in its latest sustainability report.
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Natalie brings us a live update fresh from her 6:30 AM showing of Avengers: Endgame and last week's Tribeca Film Festival Death Stranding panel.
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One thing that people have to remember is that anything the industry says is geared towards, how do we continue to avoid stranding our assets?
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Up to 145 pilot whales died in a mass stranding on a remote New Zealand island at the weekend, authorities said on Monday.
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Gatwick, Britain's second-busiest airport, was reopened on Friday after being forced to close for 36 hours this week, stranding more than 100,000 Christmas travelers.
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Clouds of volcanic ash from Bali's erupting Mount Agung volcano disrupted flights to and from the island's airport last week, stranding many thousands of tourists.
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Its shallow muddy waters confuse the marine mammals' sonar, leaving them vulnerable to stranding by an ebb tide, according to marine environmental organization Project Jonah.
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There's a bunch of tips out right now about how to play Death Stranding and none of them mention the high speed pizza delivery missions.
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The DOC said that it responds to an average of 85 stranding incidents a year, although most involve single marine mammals rather than entire pods.
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And as the Waypoint crew expressed in their recent podcast episode on Death Stranding, it's a reason to keep playing this meditative (ok, slow) game.
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The impact was immediate, stranding hundreds of travelers around the globe over the weekend and sparking numerous protests in airports and cities across the country.
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"A Plague Tale: Innocence" (Asobo/Focus Home)"Control" (Remedy/505)"Death Stranding "(Kojima Productions/SIE)"Disco Elysium" (ZA/UM)"The Outer Worlds" (Obsidian/Private Division)
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The largest mass stranding of whales in the state occurred in 1996 when 320 long-finned pilot whales stranded themselves just north of Hamelin Bay.
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"Death Stranding" is no typical action foray — it stars Reedus' character as a deliveryman traveling to connect the last surviving cities in a postapocalyptic America.
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The teenage rookie Juan Soto struck out in the first, stranding runners at the corners, and bounced out in the third, leaving the bases loaded.
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The result is devastating for black communities — stranding them in neighborhoods ridden with poverty, crime, and poor schools, and without the means to climb out.
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According to AP, the last mass whale stranding in Hawaii occurred two years ago when five pilot whales were found stranded on a Kauai beach.
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What's happening: The video explores an alternate reality in which the Apollo 11 lander failed, stranding astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the moon.
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If I managed to play and beat all the games I listed with more than 50% confidence, plus Death Stranding, that'd be… 30 + 15.5 + 5 + ??
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Death Stranding is a game about a man walking coast to coast, and it's nothing without the sensation that you took each step for yourself.
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For £269.99 you can now pick up the Limited Edition Death Stranding PS4 Pro, making this one of the best deals of the entire year.
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Labor troubles caused a monthslong slowdown at the nation's largest port complex in Los Angeles, stranding cargo on ships and frustrating retailers with tight deadlines.
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New York (CNN Business)British tour operator Thomas Cook collapsed on Sunday night, stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers and putting 2000,2150 jobs at risk.
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Death Stranding is a blank check of a game, as startlingly evocative as it is laughably in-your-face about its themes of human connection.
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No cause for that mass stranding was determined, DNR said, and it's unknown if any of the same whales were at St. Catherines this week.
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It also ends up stranding the filmmakers, who cook up a narrative diversion in the figure of an arty grad student, Allison (Anna Margaret Hollyman).
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She explained that for some players, Death Stranding represents the first time they engage with walking sims, which have traditionally thrived in the indie scene.
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The Scotland Marine Animal Stranding Scheme wrote on its Facebook page that the discovery was a "shameful" example of how litter is harming marine life.
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Thomas Cook collapsed on Monday, stranding more than half a million holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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In Death Stranding, you don't quite do either; the presence of other players is felt only indirectly, through items they leave that litter the landscape.
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In 2012, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel led the charge to close six of 12 city-run mental health clinics, stranding thousands of patients without care.
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When it got underway on day 88 of his young presidency, he then failed to provide the air cover he had promised, stranding the invading forces.
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Pan removed the left joystick from the PlayStation 4 controller, hooked up Death Stranding to a defunct treadmill, and made the game as realistic as possible.
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Think about it: is it really so hard to believe that Death Stranding could have some ideas in it that didn't make it into Silent Hills?
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"While I don't believe Death Stranding is PT / Silent Hills, I do think it's clear that there are heavy visual references," TheInvisibleOnes wrote back in 2017.
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Delta canceled hundreds of flights and delayed many others in August after an outage hit its computer systems, grounding planes and stranding passengers at airports worldwide.
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Over the year after their stranding, the 19 survivors of the Invercauld splintered into groups, often left the weakest to die and even resorted to cannibalism.
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Chrysaor aims to use modern techniques to increase oil recovery from existing wells, as well as preserving critical pipeline hubs to avoid stranding potentially productive wells.
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Best Attire: Amar'e Stoudemire Stoudemire squandered his one chance at the plate; he popped up to the catcher to end the second inning, stranding two runners.
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Only 15 short-finned pilot whales are alive after a mass stranding event which saw more than 150 of them stranded on the West Australian coast.
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I know almost nothing about Death Stranding, the upcoming video game from Metal Gear Solid developer Hideo Kojima, but I am completely in love with it.
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The outage, the biggest since a transmission failure cut power in Java and Bali in 2005, halted Jakarta's subway system and commuter train lines, stranding passengers.
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A central theme of Death Stranding is the idea of the stick and the rope, a concept borrowed from a Japanese short story by Kobo Abe.
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It had been stalled under the East River for more than thirty minutes, before returning to Queens and stranding the passengers there for almost an hour.
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The researchers carried out their research by conducting necropsies -- animal autopsies -- on turtles that had died either by stranding or by being accidentally caught by fishermen.
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Luke Jackson, Atlanta's fourth relief pitcher, earned his 18th save of the season with a scoreless ninth inning, stranding runners on the corners with two outs.
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"Control" (Remedy/505 Games)"Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/SIE)"Resident Evil 2" (Capcom/Capcom)"Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" (From Software/Activision)"Outer Wilds" (Mobius Digital/Annapurna)
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A shallow 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck July 29, killing more than a dozen people and stranding hundreds on top of Mount Rinjani, a popular hiking area.
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The Rays jumped out to a 222-225 lead after two innings but could have gotten much more, stranding seven runners in the first three innings.
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Death Stranding is the new game from Hideo Kojima, creator of Metal Gear Solid, from his new independent production company Kojima Productions, in collaboration with Sony.
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NOAA's report on that incident said Navy sonar may have contributed to the near-stranding, but officials lacked evidence to conclusively show the technology triggered it.
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Hideo Kojima is the creator of "Death Stranding," an ambitious new game scheduled to arrive on the PlayStation 4 on Friday and on PC in 2020.
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A moving mass of red shirts jams the sidewalks and sometimes spills into the streets near the stadium, stranding cars in intersections whenever the lights change.
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Beating Death Stranding, by most counts a 7073-hour epic, would be enough of an accomplishment in December, but I'm trying to juggle so much more.
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Death Stranding positively drips with Kojima's aesthetic, from its evocative not-quite-English terminology to its willingness to break the fourth wall and confound your expectations.
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The Metal Gear game that Death Stranding is most reminiscent of is Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, the sprawling Cold War jungle adventure from 2004.
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They cling to the coastline for most of it, and a brush too close to the shore could lead to a stranding, also called a beaching.
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Though rare, a stranding can be deadly for whales, since they can collapse under their own weight without water underneath them or drown at high tide.
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PlayStation's E3 showcase was chock full of great reveals and new looks at upcoming games including E3 staples like Death Stranding and newcomers like Nioh 2.
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Sinkhole and road closures On the island of Maui, CNN affiliate KHON reported that a giant sinkhole had cracked open Friday in Haiku, stranding three families.
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After Hamels exited, Matt Bush pitched a perfect eighth inning with two strikeouts and Sam Dyson a scoreless ninth, stranding two runners, for his 63th save.
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When I was finally able to get close to him, I asked how he was feeling, now that Death Stranding had been revealed to the world.
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On February 10, 2017, for example, 416 pilot whales beached themselves at Farewell Spit in Golden Bay—the worst mass stranding the country had seen in decades.
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The Rangers threatened in the top of the 10th but ended up stranding runners on first and third when right fielder Nomar Mazara grounded out to shortstop.
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And maybe one day, the sun set on part of that continent, stranding half of the species in the dark, where they evolved under a changing atmosphere.
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Square Enix has a hot-looking pixel art title called Project Octopath Traveler, in the running for weirdest working title of all time (tied with Death Stranding).
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I've beaten Death Stranding, and I can't tell you anything about it other than to say this is a great trailer, but consider not watching it. Seriously.
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But it's what precedes that last act that will largely determine how you feel about Death Stranding, a game of rich mundanity in a newly-haunted world.
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Death Stranding knows this, just like it also knows the various ways that games and social media try to manipulate human psychology to foster engagement and dependence.
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After hours of teasing via a cryptic Twitch stream, today, Hideo Kojima revealed his next game, Death Stranding, will be launching on the PS4 on November 8th.
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Pilot whales often have trouble navigating the waters around the area, but this stranding of over 400 whales is one of the worst in the country's history.
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The Boston-area company has yet to move ahead with the IPO, stranding investments from venture capital backers such as Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Sequoia Capital.
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But that route shut in March last year following an agreement between the EU and Turkey, stranding about 60,000 people in makeshift and formal camps across Greece.
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Flights between Asia and Europe were disrupted, stranding thousands of passengers, although airlines were later able to reroute through China many flights that normally pass over Pakistan.
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Hanjin's collapse last week came during the peak shipping period ahead of the year-end holiday season, stranding cargo for the likes of HP Inc and Samsung.
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"The only way to get out is to go north — but the turtles want to go South," says Kate Sampson, the sea turtle stranding coordinator for NOAA.
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But collaboratively building the world of Death Stranding introduces a kind of collective power fantasy that is just as enticing as a new gun in a shooter.
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U.S. airlines have suffered repeated computer network failures that have delayed or canceled tens of thousands of flights, stranding millions of passengers at airports across the country.
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"Cadence of Hyrule" (Brace Yourself Games/Nintendo)"Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/SIE)"Devil May Cry 5" (Capcom)"Kingdom Hearts III" (Square Enix)"Sayonara Wild Hearts" (Simogo/Annapurna)
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A 6.4-magnitude earthquake shook the island July 29, killing more than a dozen people and briefly stranding hundreds of hikers on the slopes of a volcano.
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A power outage at Delta's headquarters in Atlanta has thrown the airline carrier into disarray Monday morning, grounding flights and stranding passengers in airports worldwide, NPR reports.
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Sony and Kojima Productions have been teasing details about "Death Stranding" for more than three years, but early reviews are starting to dispel some of the mystery.
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It also banned the Yemenis from leaving for mainland South Korea, stranding about 480 of them on the island while their applications for refugee status were reviewed.
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Hideo Kojima, above, has been compared to a filmmaker, and his video games — including the Metal Gear Solid series and, more recently, Death Stranding — have become blockbusters.
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We got looks at Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, Cyberpunk 2077, Gears 5, and, of course, Hideo Kojima's confounding Death Stranding, which somehow is even weirder than you think.
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It took three pitchers, but Houston got through another scoreless inning, with the Dodgers stranding two more runners — bringing them to an ugly eight for the game.
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More than 3,000 flights were grounded on Thursday because of the storm, stranding thousands of passengers, while low visibility and strong winds diverted dozens of other flights.
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By 1919, many European countries had adopted laws requiring three or four weeks of unpaid maternity leave, stranding poor working families with newborns in dire economic straits.
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Protesters occupied Don Muang and Suvarnabhumi International Airports for more than a week in late 2008, disrupting hundreds of flights and stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers.
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The largest mass stranding of whales in Western Austraila took place in 1996, when 320 long-finned pilot whales stranded themselves in the coastal town of Dunsborough.
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I haven't played the game Death Stranding, but I know one thing: The score, composed by Ludvig Forssell for prepared piano, synthesizer, and found percussion, is beautiful.
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In 2017, it canceled flights from London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports after "a major IT system failure" caused severe disruption to its global operations, stranding 75,000 customers.
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This week's stranding is "clearly not related to" a capsized freighter in St. Simons Sound, more than 30 miles away, DNR senior wildlife biologist Clay George said.
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Death Stranding does a lot of work to make you feel responsible for the people around Sam, but I rarely felt anything for him as a person.
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While forecasts are still changing, airlines often cancel flights ahead of severe weather to avoid stranding crews and passengers, which can lead to even bigger logistical headaches.
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Fishermen have blockaded the principal access point to the island of Chiloe for the past three weeks, largely isolating its population of around 140,000 and stranding some tourists.
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NOAA Fisheries is working with its partners in the Alaska Marine Mammal Stranding Network to photograph and perform necropsies on the animals, NOAA said in a news release.
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The city's streets have already turned into free-flowing rivers, fully submerging cars, leveling businesses and homes, and stranding thousands of people while killing at least five others.
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While a few pilot whales become stuck in the shallows and on the shores of New Zealand each year, a mass stranding of this scale is almost unprecedented.
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It was a direct threat to the largely pro-globalization tech industry, stranding some employees overseas and making it dangerous for others to go abroad in the future.
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"Most people want to believe that Death Stranding is really secretly PT." Maybe none of this is true, or maybe people are seeing what they want to see.
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The first three trailers for Death Stranding were some of the weirdest, most ethereal, otherworldly, and batshit insane trailers that have ever graced the world of video games.
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An erupting volcano closed the airport for most of this week, stranding thousands of visitors from Australia, China and other countries, before the winds changed and flights resumed.
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The city's streets have turned into free-flowing rivers, fully submerging cars, leveling businesses and homes, and stranding thousands of people while reportedly killing at least five others.
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Osuna surrendered a run but recorded his 43th save, stranding two runners as Houston set the table to split the series with a victory in the finale Sunday.
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Not to mention the story takes place in an alternate history in which the 20th century's greatest inventors have been kidnapped, stranding culture in the age of steam.
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The real question is if Konami can really make a successful Metal Gear game without Kojima, who's currently working on a mysterious project for Sony called Death Stranding.
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Osuna surrendered a run but recorded his 20th save, stranding two runners as Houston set the table to split the series with a victory in the finale Sunday.
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Konami's subsequent cancelation and collaborators Hideo Kojima and Norman Reedus' new, apparently unrelated game Death Stranding suggest we're less likely to see it as a finished product, however.
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The deadly storm that turned Houston streets into rivers was also transforming vast swathes of grazing land into lakes, destroying crops and stranding countless cattle across southeastern Texas.
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This new wave of automation has a dark side: It's killing off traditional jobs and stranding workers, still struggling after the recession, who are unprepared for the shift.
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And that, friends, is why one of our greatest living actresses was at a party for Death Stranding and ended up in a photo with frickin' Dan Ryckert.
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"To me, the story of the game is that we left chances out there," said Counsell, referring to the Brewers stranding 12 runners to eight for the Dodgers.
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A 6.4-magnitude earthquake shook the island July 29, killing more than a dozen people and briefly stranding hundreds of hikers on the slopes of a volcano. 4.
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Five melon-headed whales died, including four that were euthanized, after a mass stranding involving 10 total on Thursday on a beach on the Hawaii island of Maui.
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In a vacuum, stranding your protagonist in a completely different city, hundreds of miles away from every other character on the show, doesn't seem like the smartest idea.
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It had been more than two decades since the last special edition, in 39, when the Licking River overflowed, flooding the small town and stranding residents on roofs.
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It had been more than two decades since the last special edition, in 39, when the Licking River overflowed, flooding the small town and stranding residents on roofs.
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"But without that initial sighting we're out of luck," she said, referring to the remoteness of the stranding at Stewart Island, which is home to just 402 people.
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Marine mammal stranding agencies always expect to find some sick and deceased animals this time of year, as a percentage of newborn pups fail to thrive after weaning.
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In 2017, British Airways canceled all flights from Heathrow and Gatwick airports after "a major IT system failure" caused severe disruption to flight operations worldwide, stranding 75,000 customers.
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In particular, the researchers analyzed the stranding data to see if radio frequency noise or local displacements of the magnetic field increased by solar storms impacted the whales.
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In fact, as Death Stranding approaches its climax, around the same time I felt I was finally coming to grips with everything, it somehow becomes even more convoluted.
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Director General of Civil Aviation Polana Pramesti said the floods submerged the runway at Jakarta's Halim Perdanakusumah domestic airport, forcing it to close and stranding some 19,000 passengers.
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Death Stranding is the result of cashing in that considerable cachet, a strange passion project that's one of the most go-for-broke, big-budget titles in years.
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Tokyo Game Show just kicked off, and it started with a bang, with Hideo Kojima showing off a huge amount of footage from his upcoming game Death Stranding.
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If the animal is recognizably mammalian, alert your local stranding network or marine fisheries service, as there are strict laws in the US about interactions with marine mammals.
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BERLIN, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Delta Air Lines said some flights are taking off after a power outage caused its computer systems to crash, halting flights worldwide and stranding passengers.
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Mariners right-hander Nick Vincent earned his third save by stranding two baserunners in the bottom of the 11th while right-hander Drew Storen (21-20) won in relief.
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Days of unrelenting heavy rains have transformed Northern California communities into islands, stranding thousands of residents and submerging their homes, shops, and schools under several feet of brown water.
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Death Stranding always wants you to think about speed versus safety, and to consider the hidden hazards that can only be avoided with forethought and care, not a tool.
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But in Sunday's season finale, diplomacy finally fails and the Crossing is closed down, stranding each version of Howard Silk (both played by J.K. Simmons) on the other side.
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Yusmeiro Petit (2-103), who got the final out of the Rays' seventh inning with a strikeout, stranding the potential go-ahead run at third base, got the win.
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That route has been closed off since February following border shutdowns across the Balkans, stranding about 54,000 migrants and refugees in various makeshift or state-run camps across Greece.
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Death Stranding has accumulated its own fans, partially because of Kojima's cult of personality and partially because the enigmatic trailers for the title have their own alternate reality game.
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The largest occurred in 1918 when 1,000 whales became stranded on the shore of the Chatham Islands, with the 1985 stranding of 450 whales in Auckland following in second.
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Drones flying near London's Gatwick airport grounded flights throughout Thursday, stranding thousands of Christmas travelers in what the government called a reckless attempt to cripple Britain's second busiest airport.
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The unraveling has sent spot freight rates soaring in recent days while its vessels are being blocked from docks at ports in large numbers, stranding their contents for now.
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Out of the 41 dead whales that died last year, 20 of them have been examined so far, said Mendy Garron, Stranding Coordinator for NOAA Fisheries Greater Atlantic Region.
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Discussed: Avengers: Endgame (No Spoilers, don't worry), Hideo Kojima, Norman Reedus, Death Stranding, Imperator: Rome, Riot Games, League of Legends You can subscribe on iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.
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Six people were injured after a ride malfunction caused roller coaster cars to derail, ejecting two passengers and stranding eight other riders at the Boardwalk in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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The Game Awards viewers and attendees were treated to a first look at Death Stranding, the first post-Konami game from Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima, on Thursday night.
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Hanjin's receivership filing has prompted ports around the world to block access or refuse service to dozens of the company's ships on fears they won't be paid, stranding cargo.
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David Jaffe, the director of the original God of War video game, said on YouTube that he could not understand what the Death Stranding marketing team was up to.
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The last blob caused the largest algal bloom recorded on the West Coast, the stranding of thousands of sea lions on beaches, and multiple fishery disasters, according to NOAA.
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Angels right-handers Justin Anderson and Ty Buttrey combined to record three outs while stranding both runners in scoring position to preserve what was then a two-run lead.
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" The agency declared it an Unusual Mortality Event, defined as "a stranding that is unexpected; involves a significant die-off of any marine mammal population; and demands immediate response.
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In the fifth, Gray got Manny Machado — who won Tuesday's game with a ninth-inning homer off Dellin Betances — to ground out weakly to shortstop, stranding two more runners.
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School administrators in Japan, surprised by the abrupt decision to close schools, have rushed to cancel orders for cafeteria lunches, stranding suppliers with unwanted groceries and temporarily unneeded employees.
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The biggest mass stranding of whales in Western Australia happened in 1996, when 320 long-finned pilot whales beached themselves in Dunsborough, about 40 miles north of Hamelin Bay.
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Extra Bases The Mets' Jose Bautista went 0 for 5, striking out three times, hitting into a double play and stranding the tying run at third in the 10th.
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AROUND THE MAJORS The Chicago Cubs wasted a strong pitching performance by Mike Montgomery by stranding 11 runners and allowing three unearned runs to lose in Miami, 28-22010.
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And, while I love Metal Gear, the one thing Death Stranding has made me feel above all else is that I wish Kojima had left the series behind sooner.
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He also said that the correlation might come from a major stranding episode from 1999 to 2000 involving starving whales that coincided with a high period of solar activity.
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A presidential debate is scheduled for Tuesday and the first day of the trial is likely to hit soon after, stranding senators in Washington for two weeks or more.
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The world's largest travel firm, Thomas Cook, collapsed last month, stranding hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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The last we heard of the Icelandic budget airline Wow Air was in March 2019 when it ceased operations without warning, stranding up to 4,000 passengers at the time.
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Atlanta could not complete a three-game sweep in Miami on Sunday, falling 3-1 after going 1-for-13 with runners in scoring position and stranding 12 baserunners.
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Odorizzi was equally impressive in stranding Orioles runners — Mark Trumbo singled and J.J. Hardy doubled in the second, but Odorizzi got two outs to keep them off the scoreboard.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A snowstorm hit Lebanon on Friday, local media reported, stranding motorists and adding to the woes of tens of thousands of Syrian refugees living in makeshift shelters.
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Following the Death Stranding hype cycle was a bit gamelike in itself, as fans were forced to construct some mental image of the game out of Kojima's sporadic hints.
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Japanese researchers first identified Omura's whales in 2003, based on a 1998 stranding in Japan and tissue from eight animals killed during Japanese scientific whaling operations in the 1970s.
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The stranding caused concern because the ship was carrying 1,800 tons of fuel oil and 140 tons of diesel, but authorities said it appeared that no hazardous substances had leaked.
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Snowden's forced exile in Russia is an international relations and publicity nightmare for the US. The Obama administration revoked Snowden's passport mid-flight, stranding him at an airport in Moscow.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: New Zealand Department of Conservation/GizmodoAt least 103 pilot whales are dead following a mass stranding at a remote beach in southern New Zealand.
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Death Stranding creates a caricature of the exact type of play that it encourages, which makes me feel less like the audience for an argument than one of its objects.
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Treasury regulations have also not stopped American companies from increasingly stranding foreign profits overseas in order to prevent the double taxation that would occur if they were brought back home.
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The show was almost entirely dedicated to four upcoming games that we already know about: The Last of Us Part II, Death Stranding, Ghost of Tsushima, and Insomniac's Spider-Man.
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Four relievers combined to strand seven Mets baserunners over the final four innings, with Fernando Rodney earning his 30th save by stranding runners at the corners in a scoreless ninth.
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Authorities shut down Bali's international airport until at least Wednesday morning because of the ash, causing massive delays and stranding tens of thousands of tourists and residents on the island.
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The Shallows is one of those films that are essentially puzzles, stranding a character in a bad situation and forcing them to logic and MacGyver their way out of it.
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The groups tasked with overseeing these incidents, the Greater Atlantic Regional Marine Mammal Stranding Network and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries Service, haven't been able to determine the cause.
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But Mariners CF Leonys Martin ran down the ball and caught it just before running into the wall, stranding 1B Eric Hosmer at second base to secure the Mariners' win.
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Beekeepers first reported it in 2006 after noticing that up to 90 percent of hives were dying off—mostly worker bees, thus stranding the queen and eventually destroying the hive.
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Chapman turned in his 30th straight scoreless appearance against St. Louis by stranding two in the ninth to preserve a 4-3 win for the New York Yankees Friday night.
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In the meantime, there has been apparent chaos as ships have been milling about off shore, stranding cargo and crew and even a filmmaker in a kind of insolvency limbo.
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According to Whale Stranding Indonesia, a monitoring group, at least 30 animals have beached since the beginning of the year, including whales, dolphins and dugongs, also known as sea cows.
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The "Death Stranding" producer Hideo Kojima says his new game is about building connections between people in an era defined by the isolationist politics of the Trump administration and Brexit.
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A fierce nor'easter battered the Atlantic Coast on Friday, toppling power lines, stranding thousands of travelers, inundating coastal roads and homes with churning seawater and killing at least five people.
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Although the setting is completely different, playing Death Stranding often feels like an alternative-universe Metal Gear spinoff where characters still stop what they're doing for lengthy Codec phone calls.
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Director General of Civil Aviation Polana Pramesti said the floods also submerged the runway at Jakarta's Halim Perdanakusumah domestic airport, prompting authorities to close it and stranding some 19,000 passengers.
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Melissa Lay, manager of the Hamelin Bay Holiday Park, told Reuters on Friday that it was the second mass stranding she had seen during her 15 years in the area.
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Here are a few options: Death Stranding, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (PS4, Xbox One), Dragon Quest Builders 2 (PS83), and Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Master Edition (PS4, Xbox One).
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Death Stranding is a video game that belongs to the eminently fashionable "open-world" genre, where you freely roam a large environment, except it doesn't focus much on traditional combat.
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Death Stranding is indisputably An Event, fueled by something that has grown increasingly rare in our franchise-minded, IP-driven age: the power of the name-brand creator, the auteur.
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In Death Stranding, that freedom is a challenge because it leaves you to find the best route to your destination, to think about the terrain and how to navigate it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Washington Monument reopened on Wednesday after inspection of the elevator, which had halted the previous day stranding more than two dozen visitors, the National Park Service said.
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The organization could not find evidence that the waste had blocked the creature's intestines, but it said the amount of debris could have played a part in its live stranding.
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"They also said the animal "wasn&apost in particularly poor condition" and they couldn&apost find evidence that the trash played a role in its stranding, though "its certainly plausible.
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Death Stranding manages to transform an act that most open-world games take for granted — the act of traveling from one point to another — into a complicated and meaningful experience.
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"So there was a pretty heavy co-occurrence, or overlap, between high concentration of whales, and high concentrations of gear," Justin Viezbicke, the California stranding coordinator for NOAA, told The Verge.
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A pre-winter storm slammed parts of the South and lower Midwest, causing five deaths on slippery roads and stranding travelers for more than eight hours on an icy Arkansas interstate.
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BEIRUT, Jan 1 (Reuters) - A snowstorm hit Lebanon on Friday, local media reported, stranding motorists and adding to the woes of tens of thousands of Syrian refugees living in makeshift shelters.
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" If the federal appeals court upholds the executive order, the plaintiffs in the suit argue, it "would reinstitute those harms, separating families, stranding our university students and faculty, and barring travel.
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If its mysteries and weird implications are a major part of what makes Death Stranding appealing, its compulsive need to over-explain starts leeching a lot of the joy from that.
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With two outs, Yuli Gurriel and Yordan Alvarez drew back-to-back walks, driving up Strasburg's pitch count some, but Carlos Correa struck out to end the inning, stranding both baserunners.
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After stranding runners at first and second in the ninth, closer Corey Knebel (270-23) worked around a one-out single in the top of the 10th to preserve the tie.
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The captain had a "sound plan" to avoid Hurricane Joaquin, but the ship's main propulsion failed, stranding the crew in the path of the storm, the owners said at the time.
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Sony is also expected to show off more big exclusives at its own E3 event tonight, including Death Stranding, The Last of Us: Part II, Ghost of Tsushima, and Spider-Man.
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He struck out all three times up against three-time Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw, stranding five runners, and he dropped a ball after colliding with right fielder Jeff Francoeur.
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Service will be limited in parts of northern Germany, DB said, after being suspended in large parts of the north and center of the country on Sunday, stranding thousands of travelers.
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That colony is reportedly thriving, which has provided the scientists with "a natural experiment to investigate the impact of iceberg stranding events and sea ice expansion along the East Antarctic coast."
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Niki filed for insolvency last week after Germany's Lufthansa, which is buying other parts of Air Berlin, scrapped plans to buy Niki, grounding the airline's fleet and stranding thousands of passengers.
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Melissa Lay, manager at the Hamelin Bay Holiday Park, told Reuters on the phone that it was the second masse stranding she had witnessed during her 15 years in the area.
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The 10 whales were spotted Monday morning, according to Whale Stranding Indonesia, a marine mammal conservation organization based in Jakarta, Indonesia, that has been monitoring the rescue on its Facebook page.
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The Yankees had reached their hotel about midnight, and they looked like a tired lineup early on, stranding runners in scoring position the first five innings against Twins starter Kyle Gibson.
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Researchers studied 31 years of data on gray whale stranding in an attempt to determine more about how right whales navigate and if their method of navigation causes them to strand.
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We may mistake this Acela for our life until it whooshes past, stranding us with other gut-kicked women whose jobs have ended for reasons H.R. never admits are age-related.
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The heavy rains Monday and Tuesday came following a weekend that saw record-setting rainfall trigger flash flooding in Virginia and Maryland, stranding vehicles and forcing water rescues and road closures.
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On the game front, you'll find a ton of titles for the PS4 and Xbox One, including Death Stranding, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Master Edition.
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The potential for asset stranding and write-downs helps explain why stock markets have reacted so badly to the threat of tariffs even when their direct economic impact would be limited.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Transport to and from Hong Kong International Airport was disrupted for hours Sunday as protesters barricaded roads, leaving traffic gridlocked and stranding hundreds of tourists at the terminal.
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In contrast with other talky genres of games (visual novels, RPGs, whatever Disco Elysium is), Death Stranding has zero interest in letting the player intervene or make choices in its narrative.
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Airlines will often cancel flights ahead of time to avoid stranding passengers and crews, which can lead to further delays if employees are not in place to work when flights resume.
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To the film's detriment, this device separates Theron from the main action for most of the film, stranding her in an impenetrable fortress to poke and yell at high-tech screens.
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By the time I met Kojima in October, at his offices in Tokyo, I had played roughly 2100 hours of Death Stranding, having received an early-review code two days earlier.
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In Death Stranding, you assume the role of Sam Porter Bridges (Reedus), a delivery man working in a postapocalyptic America that has dissolved into scattered communities in underground bunkers and cities.
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A combination of heavy snowfall and rain made access routes inaccessible this week, stranding visitors in Zermatt, a picturesque resort village sitting among glaciers that promise white slopes all year round.
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And their appearance was rare: The stranding Ford stumbled into might've been one of the few times they'd ever left the ground in their adult lives, biologist Ivan Parr told CNN.
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Unfortunately for us, there's no way to play as Norman Reedus in "Death Stranding" just yet, as the game isn't available — it's still in production and has no release date just yet.
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A half-day power outage at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in December 2017 prompted airlines to cancel more than 1,100 flights, stranding thousands of travelers and raising concerns about airport infrastructure.
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"The overall number of pups born was lower, which translates to an overall lower number of stranded pups," said Justin Viezbicke, the California stranding network coordinator for NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service.
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Matt Strahm (1-2) claimed the victory and Kelvin Herrera logged his eighth save but not before giving up a run in the ninth and stranding runners on second and third base.
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It's the next game from Metal Gear Solid mastermind Hideo Kojima, and previously, all we'd seen of Death Stranding were cinematic trailers featuring Norman Reedus, Guillermo del Toro, and some creepy babies.
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"Please don't push the animal back into the water as it can delay examination and treatment and often results in the animal re-stranding in worse condition," FWC said in a statement.
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Parts of both the Washington, DC and New York City subways will be closed for repairs to their aging infrastructure over the next few years, stranding many without any viable transportation options.
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Hideo Kojima's trailer for his upcoming game Death Stranding features Norman Reedus (known for his role on The Walking Dead) naked on a beach attached to a baby by an umbilical cord.
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According to NOAA, this species might be uniquely vulnerable because they are extremely social and if one whale strands, others may follow it although not necessarily for the same cause of stranding.
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Mount Agung in northeast Bali has been rumbling since late last year and on Friday there was a temporary closure of the island's international airport, disrupting flights and stranding thousands of travelers.
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The policy change, announced last week, has separated wives from husbands and children from their fathers, stranding the men in Mexico after their families were allowed to cross into the United States.
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Between the mysterious, hotly-anticipated "Death Stranding" on PlayStation 4 and the thrilling new "Star Wars" game coming to both Xbox One and PlayStation 4, it's going to be a big holiday!
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In 1992, the then–28-year-old writer was visiting Chicago when the Bosnian War broke out, wreaking destruction in his country and stranding him in what would become his adopted home.
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Left-handed closer Brad Hand picked up his 23rd save by stranding the tying run at third with no outs after giving up three straight extra-base hits to open the ninth.
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"Borderlands 3" (Gearbox/2K)"Control" (Remedy/505 Games)"Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/SIE)"Resident Evil 2" (Capcom)"The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening" (Grezzo/Nintendo)"Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" (From Software/Activision)
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At the storm's peak, 2 feet of snow was dumped on Colorado's mountain regions, forcing the cancellation of more than 1,300 flights in Denver and stranding more than 1,000 motorists on roadsides.
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Since the United States canceled his passport, stranding him in the Moscow airport, Mr. Snowden has continued to demonstrate the principles that led him to disclose profoundly disturbing facts about surveillance overreach.
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The Diamondbacks' lineup has provided little support as well, stranding too many base runners and lacking any hitters as footloose and fret-free as the Dodgers' tongue-flapping, bat-flipping Yasiel Puig.
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Critics of decision point to nonrefundable flights potentially stranding would-be festivalgoers who are already in Miami, which is also hosting the concurrent event Miami Music Week, which has not been canceled.
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Death Stranding is a game that makes you trudge around isolated mountains for dozens of hours just to communicate the point that trudging around isolated mountains for dozens of hours would suck.
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Death Stranding teased the world for so long with its cryptic and enticingly bizarre trailers, and when it finally came out in November, it managed to live up to its own hype.
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Death Stranding shares a mood with certain corners of the experimental pop world, which recently has been pervaded by gothic horror tropes thanks to Billie Eilish, Poppy, and the resurgence of emo.
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The world's oldest travel firm went out of business on Monday, stranding some 600,213 holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history involving some 150,000 travelers.
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They are characters whose world we only understand through their desires, which flow out from them like the tendrils and umbilical cords that emanate from everything in the world of Death Stranding.
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The Blue Jays left the bases loaded in the fourth when Encarnacion flied out to center, stranding Josh Thole and Ezequiel Carrera, who had singled, and Bautista, who had walked with two outs.
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After Odor gave Texas the 2-1 lead with his 10th home run of the season, Seattle threatened in the bottom of the 11th but came up short, stranding two runners on base.
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The suspension of departures at Heathrow came less than a month after reports of drone sightings halted air travel at London Gatwick Airport, stranding thousands of travelers during a peak holiday travel period.
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While Death Stranding nails so many aspects of what makes great games great, there is one thing that blew me away more than anything: The more I played, the more I liked it.
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Thanks to his DOOMS abilities, he's able to traverse the outdoors and deliver all kinds of supplies between the various pinpricks of civilization that dot America after the Death Stranding tore it apart.
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With a $5.7 billion price tag, his proposed southern border wall has divided Congress and sent the nation into its 18th day of a government shutdown — stranding some 800,000 federal employees without pay.
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Indonesian authorities have now raised the alert to the highest level on Monday local time, stranding tens of thousands of travelers as ash clouds forced the closure of the tourist island's international airport.
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Wow Air certainly lived up to its name on Thursday, when they announced they had stopped operations permanently and canceled all of its flights — stranding passengers who had booked with the budget carrier.
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Hanjin, the world's seventh-largest container carrier, filed for bankruptcy in August, stranding $14 billion worth of cargo at sea as the company lacked cash to pay cargo handlers, tug operators or ports.
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Many new Xbox, PS22019, and Switch games are conveniently being released before Black Friday: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield, and Death Stranding are all coming in Nov. 22019.
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The statement said the cause of mass mammal stranding is unknown, but factors including sickness, navigational error, geographical features, a rapidly falling tide, being chased by a predator, or extreme weather are possibilities.
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Pirates reliever Richard Rodriguez gave his team a chance, stranding an inherited runner and striking out four in 1 1/3 perfect innings, but Pittsburgh could not break through for any run support.
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Low freight rates and oversupply have rocked the container shipping sector, with South Korea's Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd forced into receivership last month, stranding an estimated $260 billion in cargo on its ships.
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The latest trailer for Death Stranding was full of insanity, but the part that stuck out the most to people was the fact that Norman Reedus's character had a baby in his esophagus.
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If no one swoops in with a rescue plan, the school could shut down, stranding students mid-degree, eliminating hundreds of jobs and shuttering a path forward for a poor and underserved community.
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Read more: At least 135 whales beached themselves and died in a mass stranding in AustraliaWalters said NOAA worked closely with Hawaiian cultural practitioners, who prayed before and after the whales were euthanized.
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Pitching on just two days of rest after throwing a shutout, Bumgarner blanked the Royals for the final five innings of Game 25, stranding the tying run on third base at the end.
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According to Bloomberg, more than 227 U.S. hospitals entered bankruptcy in 2019, thanks in large part to the byzantine structure of the United States healthcare system, stranding vulnerable people with nowhere to go.
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Hideo Kojima and his teams are known for their robust world-building and almost fanatical attention to detail, both of which are on full display in the post-apocalyptic realm of Death Stranding.
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You can get a sense of what's inside with this collection of exclusive art taken from The Art of Death Stranding, which covers some of the creature and character designs in the game.
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If there's any deep meaning to be taken from the trailer for Death Stranding, the Internet missed it, as we were too preoccupied with watching naked Norman Reedus crying while holding a baby.
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Suddenly, power went out at one station in Brooklyn, but that lone failure triggered a meltdown that crippled service across New York City, stranding countless commuters whose plans for the day were derailed.
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By its nature Death Stranding is something that, if you don't give it a hard pass (and I definitely get that), you should be playing today — not next year or even next month.
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When the articles mentioned here do specify that Death Stranding is a big deal for experimenting within the bounds of a big-budget game, there's scant mention of those smaller alternatives and predecessors.
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LONDON, Sept 2552 (Reuters) - Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel firm, collapsed on Monday, stranding hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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Update, 1/11/16: Bob Schoelkopf, founding director of the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, got in touch with us after we published this story to clear up what happened with the dolphin necropsy.
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An erupting volcano at Mount Agung forced the airport to close from Monday through part of Wednesday, stranding thousands of travellers from Australia, China and other countries before the winds changed and flights resumed.
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RHP Craig Kimbrel staggered his way to his second save Sunday against Detroit, giving up a run in the ninth but stranding runners at first and third with a pair of game-ending strikeouts.
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" In an interview on Revolt TV last week, the artist stated that he was not "ashamed" about stranding attendees on an island without real food or water, noting that "these things in business happen.
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Standouts like Hideo Kojima's I-don't-even-know-how-to-describe-this Death Stranding (first seen last year) and The Last of Us Part II (unveiled at PlayStation Experience last December) were completely MIA.
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Death Stranding — the highly anticipated next game from Hideo Kojima and his studio Kojima Productions — will be making its way to PC next year in "early summer," the studio announced today in a tweet.
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Today, we're seeing a resurgence of literal Nazism, the threat of nuclear war thanks to a president with a twitchy Twitter finger, apocalyptic weather stranding Americans without food and water, and still more guns.
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After a loving marriage proposal introduction, Hideo Kojima came up to accept his Industry Icon award and show off a new trailer for Death Stranding, his upcoming project, first unveiled at E3 this year.
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A California man whom authorities say trolled dating apps and websites for female dining companions is facing charges after allegedly bailing before the bills arrived and stranding his dates with the tab, PEOPLE confirms.
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Hideo Kojima made a surprise appearance at Sony's E3 press conference tonight to unveil a spooky new game called Death Stranding, his first since leaving Konami and turning Kojima Productions into an independent developer.
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Last year, around 400 pilot whales were beached in Golden Bay, on the tip of New Zealand's South Island, in what was believed to be the third largest mass stranding in the country's history.
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"Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" (Infinity Ward/Activision)"Control" (Remedy/505)"Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/SIE)"Gears 5" (The Coalition/Xbox Game Studios)"Resident Evil 2" (Capcom)"Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" (From Software/Activision)
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It would drive allowance prices high and eventually force the stranding of assets, putting some power plants out of business before the end of their lifespans and raising (solvable, but real) concerns about reliability.
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If, like me, you find yourself still thinking about Sam, Fragile, and BB, you'll probably want to dig into the new book The Art of Death Stranding from Titan Books, which is available today.
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Over the course of just a few hours on Friday, a heavy downpour sent floodwaters through the streets, shutting down roads, stranding motorists, and causing delays on transit systems throughout the New York region.
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The relationship between Sam and BB mirrors my experience with Death Stranding, the latest epic game from enigmatic director Hideo Kojima, who is best known for his work on the Metal Gear Solid series.
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"We live another day," Servais said after closer Edwin Diaz gave up one run in the ninth before stranding runners on first and third with back-to-back strikeouts to finish off the win.
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To someone watching my screen, it would have been possible to conclude that Death Stranding was basically a sci-fi version of Rockstar's wildly popular recent open-world cowboy epic, Red Dead Redemption 2.
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Especially given how disastrously things start off with the introduction of a cast of characters with names like Die-Hardman, Fragile, and Deadman, which played into every preconception I brought with me to Death Stranding.
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Turkey drastically curtailed that exodus in 2016 under a deal with the EU. Soon after, Balkan countries shut their borders, blocking a main passage way to northern Europe and stranding tens of thousands in Greece.
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First, here's the basic premise for Hideo Kojima's post-Metal Gear Solid world: In the near future, mysterious explosions have rocked the globe, setting off a series of supernatural events known as the Death Stranding.
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Death Stranding was first revealed in 2016 as Kojima's first major project since his much-publicized departure from Konami and the Metal Gear Solid series, which included the cancellation of the anticipated reboot Silent Hills.
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The owners of El Faro said the captain, Michael Davidson, had a "sound plan" to avoid Hurricane Joaquin, but the ship's main propulsion failed, stranding the crew in the path of the Category 4 storm.
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PIPE deals became increasingly attractive in the aftermath of the late 1990s tech bubble, when the public market shut for tech companies, stranding not only ambitious startups hoping to IPO but publicly traded outfits, too.
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Some eyewitnesses in Tokyo described seeing buildings swaying and feeling the ground move under their feet, while others recounted seeing people sleeping in transportation stations after the city's trains and subways shut down, stranding millions.
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"While stranding is a known natural occurrence, the only thing we can do is to continue pushing them out to sea," wildlife biologist Clay George said in a separate statement that the DNR released Wednesday.
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From its northern frontier with Macedonia to its port of Piraeus in the south, Greece was inundated with refugees and migrants after border shutdowns cascaded through the Balkans, stranding at least 20,000 in the country.
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And because Central States is so big, its failure could wipe out the federal insurance program for pensions of its type, stranding tens of thousands of other retirees who were never members of the Teamsters.
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The officials had come to oversee a make-up election: A previous effort had been derailed when a hanging bridge was "deliberately snapped by miscreants," according to one regional news outlet, stranding the election officer.
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With this week's episode, the season undergoes a literal sea change by lifting them out of any familiar ground and stranding them on a boat to the West Indies — a bottle episode on open waters.
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By declaring an unusual mortality event, NOAA kicked off a formal investigation process that could take months or years to complete, according to Mendy Garron, a stranding coordinator for NOAA Fisheries Greater Atlantic Region office.
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Airlines routinely cancel flights and encourage customers to rebook their tickets ahead of time to avoid stranding passengers and to prevent a costly cascade of additional disruptions if planes and crews are out of position.
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I found Death Stranding fascinating and strange, and I quite liked it, but I'm more thrilled for the fact that it's coming to PC next year than I am the fact that it exists now.
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Refn's appearance (literally) as Heartman alongside Guillermo del Toro's as Deadman is an homage to directors he respects, but it is also a kind of key for thinking about Death Stranding as a total work.
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The whale, which washed ashore on Seilebost beach in Scotland, consumed about 220 pounds of plastic waste before its death, according to a Facebook post from the Scottish Marine Animal Stranding Scheme (SMASS) on Sunday.
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The act also states that immediately reporting a stranded, injured or dead whale is the most important action a person can take, which can be done so by calling the West Coast Marine Mammal Stranding Network.
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That means it's just the beginning for fan favorites like CD Projekt Red's futuristic RPG Cyberpunk 2077, Naughty Dog's brutal revenge tale The Last of Us Part II, and Hideo Kojima's bizarre and haunting Death Stranding.
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Miley (1-1) did not allow a runner to reach third base during his stint on the mound, stranding six baserunners while producing his 18th consecutive start holding the opposition to three earned runs or fewer.
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After stranding five runners in an 0-for-4 showing a night earlier, Ryan Braun came through in his first at-bat, driving home Walker in the first to give the Brewers a 1-0 lead.
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An epic eight-minute teaser for the upcoming game Death Stranding debuted during The Game Awards Thursday night, and it's one of the wildest, most daring trailers that has ever graced the world of video games.
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RHP Yordano Ventura allowed 303 hits in four innings Saturday but danced around trouble, stranding eight Tigers before departing when his back tightened up on a double leading off the fifth inning by LF Justin Upton.
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German flagship carrier Lufthansa scrapped plans to buy Niki on Wednesday due to competition concerns, grounding the airline's fleet and stranding thousands of passengers in what its managing director said was a "national disaster for Austria".
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" Set in a post-apocalyptic America, Death Stranding has a nonlinear story line focused on a courier played, with the help of motion-capture technology, by Mr. Reedus, a star of the AMC hit "Walking Dead.
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ABC News reported Saturday that efforts were underway from Norwegian authorities to evacuate 22019,300 people, including 900 passengers, from a Viking cruise ship dubbed "The Viking Sky," which reported engine failure and stranding around 2 p.m.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - The heaviest rains in 38 years have turned roads into virtual rivers in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore, stranding motorists and leaving at least six people dead, an official said on Tuesday.
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Kojima told Newsbeat the themes in "Death Stranding" were meant to be universal and were designed to help people care about one another in ways he thought social media and other forms of connection didn't encourage.
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On Sunday, 15 days after he took a 4-3 defeat against the Yankees in Fenway Park, Sale allowed three runners to reach scoring position over the first two innings but held steady, stranding them all.
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Op-Ed Contributor As the rains from Tropical Storm Harvey continue to pound Houston, stranding thousands of people in their homes, a question has emerged: Should local officials, particularly Mayor Sylvester Turner, have ordered mandatory evacuations?
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Kojima was not allowed to accept an award for Metal Gear Solid V. Finally, solidifying the breakup, he spun up his own studio outside of Konami and announced his new title — Death Stranding — the following year.
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Britain's Met Office said there was an "amber weather warning" particularly across central England and warned travelers that "road, rail and air travel delays are likely, as well as stranding of vehicles and public transport cancellations".
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Should Flybe collapse, it would be the second high-profile failure in Britain's airline and travel industry in less than six months after Thomas Cook went into liquidation last September, stranding tens of thousands of passengers.
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It was unclear whether the debris had contributed to the whale's death, but it probably impaired its digestive process, Andrew Brownlow, the director of the Scottish Marine Animal Stranding Scheme, said in an email on Monday.
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That so many people celebrate something like Death Stranding demonstrates a willingness to embrace games that accomplish something other than instant gratification, that reach for some emotional truth the way a lot of great art does.
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Despite a hefty pitch-count, Melville was able to minimize damage by stranding runners at third in each of his four innings, finishing with one run and five hits allowed with four walks and five strikeouts.
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In 2011, through no fault of her own, my mother lost her job as a manager when the Borders bookstore chain shuttered, stranding her as a woman in her late 50s without insurance or emergency savings.
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Airlines in recent years have started canceling flights ahead of time when severe weather hits, an effort to avoid stranding passengers, crews and aircraft in the path of a storm, which can cause additional chaos and delays.
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"The tidal conditions and other oceanic or biological factors that led to this stranding overtook any ability by our responders to rescue it," said John Bullard, director of NOAA's Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office, in a statement.
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Only certain people who gained DOOMS abilities (think of them like minor superpowers) after the Death Stranding can see the BTs, and there are ways to fight them, but they've already wiped out huge swaths of humanity.
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They booed him vociferously after every strikeout on Sunday, and never more viciously than in the 12th inning, when the game ended with Stanton swinging through a Brad Brach fastball, stranding the tying run at second base.
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" This standoff between a leopard seal and a tiny penguin is nerve-shreddingly tense Simone Biles casually busts out a backflip during World Series pitch Conan talks 'Death Stranding' with Hideo Kojima: "What is wrong with you?
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But it never finds a way to skillfully bring Ruth back into the story, stranding her in a go-nowhere love triangle plot where one point of the triangle is played by her boss, Sam (Marc Maron).
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While Tex, Sadie, and Katie start sneaking toward the house, Flowerchild remains with the car and, when she loses her nerve, presumably because she doesn't want to commit murder, drives it away, stranding the other three there.
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The world's seventh-largest container shipper sought court receivership in late August after its creditors led by a South Korean state bank halted further support, stranding $14 billion in cargo and sending waves through global trade networks.
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On Thursday, 51 pilot whales died after washing up on shores near the town of Owenga in the remote Chatham Islands, on the heels of another devastating stranding on Saturday that killed 145 whales on Stewart Island.
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An oversupply of vessels has weighed on shipping rates, prompting top-ranked A.P. Moller-Maersk to restructure and forcing South Korea's Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd into receivership, stranding an estimated $14 billion in cargo on its ships.
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I did it because Death Stranding is fun to play and the pizza missions gave me more of what I loved—time spent traveling between places while I felt lonely among architecture left behind by other players.
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The Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network, a volunteer organization that responds to calls for stranded animals, said all the sea lions died from acute trauma -- including one found last week that had its head sliced off.
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"We will continue to work with practitioners and other community members to the maximum extent possible, while we fulfill our mandate to conduct stranding response and post-mortem exams under the Marine Mammal Protection Act," Walters said.
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The second powerful winter storm to hit the Northeast in a week pounded the region on Wednesday with near-blizzard conditions, stranding commuters, downing trees and alarming residents who had not yet recovered from the first snowfall.
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Chinese authorities cordoned off the major cities at the outbreak's epicenter, Hubei Province, stranding more than 50 million people at the height of the Lunar New Year holidays — a measure that few other countries could have undertaken.
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The Orioles, who occupy one of the two AL wild-card spots, trail Boston by two games in the East after stranding a runner at third in the ninth inning and going without a blast on Thursday.
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Over the weekend, an Aeroflot flight from Moscow bound for New York turned back about halfway through the trip, while dozens of other inbound flights were diverted to other U.S. airports, due to the storm, stranding travelers.
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The latest event and a similar mass stranding of tuna crabs last June along beaches from San Diego to Orange County coincided with the El Nino effect, which alters ocean temperatures and currents in the eastern Pacific.
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Death Stranding This game is very good in some ways, and quite bad in other ways, but most importantly it's totally unique and an attempt to create truly strange and serious Art in the genre of games.
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The problem is that the way we talk about him and something like Death Stranding situates this as an anomaly rather than part of a longer tradition of game design, a potential "way in" to other works.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The worst monsoon rains in decades killed six people in the Pakistani city of Lahore on Tuesday, submerging much of the area under water, stranding people inside their homes and leaving most neighborhoods without power.
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Based on the trailer, Death Stranding looks like it could involve different timelines, demons, rebels fighting over America, and something called "bridge babies" which could be a literal baby strapped to the chest of the main character.
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The standoff echoes another incident earlier this month when Italy refused to allow another charity ship, the Gibraltar-flagged Aquarius, from coming in to port, stranding more than 600 migrants at sea until Spain offered them safe haven.
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Over the course of the game, everything is explained very thoroughly When the Death Stranding happened, Beached Things (BTs) began appearing on Earth; when they come in contact with the living, it craters the area in a voidout.
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The company is choosing to save its big reveals for next summer when it will likely announce the PlayStation 5 and deciding to give its biggest late-gen titles, like Hideo Kojima's Death Stranding, individual live stream shows.
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"We currently do not have one cause of stranding or death that is common across the three species involved in the different UMEs, additionally strandings across the three species are not clustering in space or time," said Goebel.
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Alarmed at the influx, the European Union and Turkey agreed to seal off the route last month, after Balkan states closed their borders to migrants trying to make their way to wealthy western Europe, stranding thousands in Greece.
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The precise cause was not known, though beached whales are not uncommon at Golden Bay, whose murky low-lying waters Project Jonah says can confuse the marine mammals' sonar, leaving them vulnerable to stranding when the tide ebbs.
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He showed jurors numerous messages sent among Kelly, Wildstein and Baroni suggesting they deliberately ignored Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich's desperate pleas for help as the gridlock became untenable, delaying first responders and stranding school buses for hours.
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Fairplane argues however that Niki, which is registered in as a company in Austria, had been profitable but had lost access to bridge financing when insolvency proceedings were opened in Germany in December, grounding planes and stranding passengers.
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The debris added weight and force to a mudslide that took out a bridge in the Guaynabo neighborhood outside San Juan, stranding families who may now have to hike through mountainous, overgrown terrain to get food and water.
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While Carlos Correa, who hit his 13th homer, Jake Marisnick (eighth) and George Springer (103th) all went deep, Houston couldn't quite get over the hump, stranding 13 baserunners and finishing 3-for-15 with runners in scoring position.
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Stranding Eleven from the rest of the cast (save her eventual adopted father, Chief Hopper, played by David Harbour) to let her take time to rebuild her psyche after all the trauma she's faced is a great idea.
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The Yankees got to that point thanks to two great escapes by relievers Chad Green, in the ninth inning, and A. J. Cole, in the 12th, each stranding the potential winning run at third after nobody was out.
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On September 11, 2001, after flights were rerouted to their nearest airports, thirty-eight jets suddenly landed in Gander, stranding some seven thousand passengers for up to five days in a town with only five hundred hotel rooms.
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After stranding 11 baserunners and going 1-for-43 with runners in scoring position in a 6-4 loss on Tuesday that snapped their nine-game winning streak at Arlington, the Astros didn't muster much traffic against Minor.
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Death Stranding, which is available on the PS4 with a PC version coming later in 2020, is set in a post-apocalyptic future where a delivery man named Sam must reconnect America by traversing the country on foot.
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As with Eilish's fragile, pieced-together exercises in pop morbidity, the Death Stranding score assembles a procession of dissonant splats, metal squeaks and piano clonks and drumclashes, embedded in an electronic haze that is continually disrupted and reassembled.
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Death Stranding is a huge, sprawling experience not just because it's extremely long (arguably too long) but because of all the minute details, the things that make it seem realistic and expensive and thus worthy of our attention.
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Well, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), if it's still alive and in distress, the best thing you can do is alert the local animal stranding network so that a wildlife expert can assist it.
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What we know for sure is that it's an extremely pretty game: When "Death Stranding" does arrive, it'll head exclusively to Sony's PlayStation (it's expected to be available on both the PlayStation 4 and Sony's next-generation PlayStation console).
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Many games get better as they progress, but of all the games I've played in my life, none have done it as well as Death Stranding, both with its story and its steady stream of new, game-changing items.
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We know of a number of other big-name PS4 exclusive that are on the way — including Death Stranding, The Last of Us Part Two, and Final Fantasy VII Remake — but all were absent from the company's E3 showcase.
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Alarmed at the recent influx or refugees, the European Union and Turkey agreed to seal off the sea route last month after Balkan states shut their borders to migrants trying to reach wealthy western Europe, stranding thousands in Greece.
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"Although a significant finding, there are many additional factors to consider, such as underlying illness, disease and maternal separation, before a final cause of stranding and death for the dolphin can be determined," FWC said in a Facebook statement.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Whale rescuers in New Zealand linked arms in neck-deep water on Saturday to try and prevent about 200 pilot whales from stranding themselves again in a remote bay, where 300 of the animals died this week.
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At a news conference held earlier today, NOAA Fisheries Southeast Region Marine Mammal Stranding Program Administrator Erin Fougères said 121 strandings were documented in Mississippi, 89 in Louisiana, 32 in Alabama, and 37 in Florida, as reported in NOLA.
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Cahill twice allowed a two-out double with a runner at first — by Smith in the third inning and Joey Wendle in the sixth — before denying the Rays both times and stranding the two base runners on each occasion.
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But the FRA's proposed crew size rule would deprive railroads of some of the efficiencies that come with such a system, stranding aspects of their investment, and effectively freezing the evolution of railroad operations that might affect crew size.
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Korean container ship company Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd filed for bankruptcy protection at the end of August, stranding billions of dollars in goods at sea and forcing customers to scramble for other ways to ship to the United States.
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Astros closer Ken Giles tallied a five-out save, stranding a pair of baserunners with a strikeout of Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius in the eighth inning before surrendering a two-out home run to Yankees first baseman Greg Bird.
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Alarmed at the influx, the European Union and Turkey jointly agreed to seal off the route last month, after Balkan states closed their borders to migrants trying to make their way to wealthy western Europe, stranding thousands in Greece.
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About six and a half minutes into the third Death Stranding trailer, which debuted Thursday night, the point of view zooms in on Reedus's character's mouth, delving inside of him and coming upon a little round, pale, fleshy object.
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Economic Trends The constant flow of goods from Asia to the United States was briefly interrupted last month after Hanjin, the South Korean shipping line, filed for bankruptcy, stranding several dozen of its cargo ships on the high seas.
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U.S. agents are stranding people in border cities where they have no familial or community ties and are without the means to find a job, communicate with and receive a wire transfer from family, or even rent a room.
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Islamic State had managed to besiege the rebel-held town of Marea in a significant advance late last month, stranding thousands of civilians there and prompting a US-led coalition to air drop weapons to rebels, rebel sources said.
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The Mets' only All-Star, Michael Conforto, singled in the seventh but struck out on a 98-mile-an-hour fastball from Craig Kimbrel to end the ninth inning, stranding the winning run on third for the National League.
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Gatwick, Britain's second-busiest airport, was reopened on Friday after being forced to close for 36 hours this week, stranding more than 100,000 Christmas travellers, when a mystery saboteur used drones to play cat-and-mouse with police snipers.
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Earlier this year, Delta Air Lines Inc canceled hundreds of flights and delayed many others after an outage hit its computer systems, grounding planes and stranding passengers of one of the world's largest carriers at airports around the globe.
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You look at someone like Hideo Kojima and the buzz Sony has been trying to build around Death Stranding and you just realize how insanely complex it is to craft a hit with nothing but marketing and talking head hype.
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The erupting volcano had closed the airport for much of this week, stranding thousands of visitors from Australia, China and other countries, before the winds changed and flights resumed Twenty flights were canceled on Friday evening due to concerns over ash.
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The United States is a memory, effectively destroyed along with much of the world when the Death Stranding event occurred and the dead began crossing into the world of the living, causing explosive catastrophes on the scale of a nuclear war.
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When they pull over at a remote service station to buy gasoline and a lighter to torch the body and the Dark Army van they stole, they emerge to discover that their victim has recovered and driven off, stranding them.
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The erupting volcano had closed the airport for much of this week, stranding thousands of visitors from Australia, China and other countries, before the winds changed and flights resumed Twenty flights were canceled on Friday evening due to concerns over ash.
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We go in on labor issues and Beyond Good and Evil 2, romance in Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, THAT KISS in The Last of Us Part II, the excitement over the Resident Evil 2 reveal, and hopes and fears about Death Stranding.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Helicopters airlifted about 400 people off the Swiss mountain featured in the 1969 James Bond movie "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" on Thursday after a cable car broke down, stranding them briefly at about 10,000 feet above sea level.
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The incident, in the shallow muddy waters of Golden Bay, at the northwest tip of South Island, was New Zealand's largest known whale stranding since 1985, when 450 of the animals were stranded in Auckland, and the third largest on record.
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It doesn't always follow the true border between Mexico and the US. If President Donald Trump makes good on his promise to build a border wall, such quirky property arrangements are expected to arise more often, stranding more US citizens.
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Hideo Kojima took the stage at The 2016 Game Awards to unveil a new cryptic trailer for Death Stranding, the first game from the famous game developer after leaving Konami last year to turn Kojima Productions into an independent studio.
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A massive and deadly winter storm swirled over the East Coast Friday into Saturday – leaving at least eight dead and stranding thousands on the roads and in airports – with more weather still on the way, CNN, USA Today and Reuters report.
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Police did not have an assessment of damage or injuries early Friday, but the Houston Chronicle reported that parts of the U.S. Interstate 10 highway in the city was closed late Thursday in east Houston, stranding at least 40 motorists.
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Come From Away, a new musical about the stranding of 7,000 passengers in a tiny Newfoundland town after 9/11, was unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight last week after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took Ivanka Trump to see the show.
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Going from disconnected, alone, delivering packages with just the tools you can carry, to connected and able to use the ladders, ropes, and roads that fellow players have left behind gives Death Stranding a compelling gameplay loop in its early hours.
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Burnes was nearly as good in relief of Woodruff in the fourth and fifth innings, allowing Colorado's first hit — a two-out triple by Carlos Gonzalez in the fifth — before stranding the runner by getting Ian Desmond on a comebacker.
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But even I was given pause while scrolling through photos coming out of Kojima's art gallery event in New York to celebrate the launch of Death Stranding, and saw friends taking photos of—and taking photos with—actress Helen Mirren.
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Death Stranding, presently exclusive to the PlayStation 4 but coming to PC next summer, is as sprawling as the horizon that stretches before my player character, a man named Sam, played via motion capture by Norman Reedus (The Walking Dead).
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They had nearly beaten San Francisco in the 2014 World Series — stranding the tying run on third base in Game 7 — but their charmed postseason had nearly died before it started, in a wild-card game they had barely survived.
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Despite stranding 14 runners and going 2-for-18 with runners in scoring position, New York survived for a 1-0 win in the series opener to improve to 9-5 since shipping away several key players at the deadline.
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Last year, Customs and Border Protection began limiting the number of asylum seekers that it would process through ports of entry along the border, stranding thousands of applicants in Mexico for weeks as they wait for their numbers to be called.
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The stranding, in an isolated part of Stewart Island, off the coast of the South Island, was the largest in New Zealand since 250 pilot whales died last year in one of the worst such incidents in the country's history.
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Many fear a repeat of the mass floods that killed some 600 people last month in central Mozambique; Cyclone Idai, unleashed rains that caused two rivers to overflow into towns and villages, stranding many others for days on rooftops and trees.
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Guildlings is launching at a busy time — Death Stranding also comes out today, and there's a brand-new Pokémon adventure next week — but the developers say it only lasts around five or six hours, making it an ideal weekend distraction.
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"And while this stranding certainly draws attention to marine debris, a problem that we can all certainly help to resolve, it should also draw attention to the loss of the whale, a key player in our own survival," she added.
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It's impossible to imagine a game as simultaneously strange and extravagant as Death Stranding being given the go-ahead without a name like Kojima at the forefront, and this sets him alongside the likes of, again, a Scorsese or a Tarantino.
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The question of desire after the end of the world fuels much of Death Stranding, and Lockne and Målingen are some of the only characters who, as far as I can tell, get what they want out of this world.
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Workers from the Scottish Marine Animal Stranding Scheme (SMASS), which collates data on stranded marine animals around Scotland, discovered a huge ball of debris in the whale's stomach during the necropsy, according to a post on its Facebook page Sunday.
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I became one of Kojima's 2.8 million followers on Twitter, where he interspersed updates from the Death Stranding set with an endless stream of trivia about his life — what food he ate, what movies he watched, what books he read.
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Uber's first market in India, Bengaluru has struggled to hold onto its nickname as the "Garden City" over the past two decades as its population tripled and infrastructure failed to keep up, stranding drivers in huge rush-hour traffic jams.
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After stranding two runners in the first and another in scoring position in the third, the Reds loaded the bases with one out in the fourth and tied the score at 1-1 on a sacrifice fly by Tucker Barnhart.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australia has canceled the residency of a wealthy political donor tied to the Chinese government, officials confirmed Wednesday, denying his citizenship application and stranding him overseas in a widening conflict with Beijing over its efforts to influence Australian politics.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A powerful typhoon brought down trees onto railroad tracks and kicked up debris across Tokyo as it brushed past the Japanese capital early on Monday, killing two people and stranding thousands as train lines were closed or severely delayed.
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This season largely mirrored the first in that respect, stranding Lucas in pretty much the same way as Max, relegating what initially appeared to be a different sort of character for the show to a boring love story later on.
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Here in the desert, Algeria has abandoned more than 13,20143 people in the past 14 months, including pregnant women and children, stranding them without food or water and forcing them to walk, sometimes at gunpoint, under temperatures of up to 118 degrees.
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Sony 6PM PT, 9PM ET What to expect: Death Stranding, Last of Us Part II, Marvel's Spider-Man TUESDAY, JUNE 12 Nintendo 9AM PT, 12PM ET What to expect: Super Smash Bros What to expect: Super Smash Bros, Pokemon and (maybe) Fortnite
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"It may not be advisable to effect a sudden abandonment of coal based power plants without complete utilization of their useful lifetimes as it would lead to stranding of assets that can have further adverse impact on the banking sector," the survey said.
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Of course, the whole thing ends up being a ruse: Jaime Lannister has pulled most of the Lannister forces away from the castle, and Grey Worm watches helplessly from Casterly Rock as the Unsullied ships are destroyed, effectively stranding him and his men.
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After reacting to Nolan North's decision to get passive aggressive about the voice actors strike, and Hideo Kojima's latest Death Stranding trailer, we talk about our time with Final Fantasy XV, Dishonored 2, and make a quick trip to The Question Bucket.
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"It may not be advisable to effect a sudden abandonment of coal based power plants without complete utilisation of their useful lifetimes as it would lead to stranding of assets that can have further adverse impact on the banking sector," the survey said.
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Above: 'Death Stranding' trailer from The Game Awards Amidst the bombast of an award show heavy with marketing and some awkward scene transitions, Ryan Green from Numinous Games gave a teary, brave speech upon accepting the Impact Award for That Dragon, Cancer.
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Police in body armor and ski masks brandishing machine guns patrolled the airport for four hours while the investigation was under way, stranding scores of passengers who could not get to their parked cars because parts of the airport were sealed off.
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During his closing argument, Cortes showed jurors numerous messages sent among Kelly, Wildstein and Baroni suggesting they deliberately ignored Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich's desperate pleas for help as the gridlock became untenable, delaying first responders and stranding school buses for hours.
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This E3 was all about a future that is radically different: The Last of Us Part II's mushroom nightmare; Cyberpunk 23's dystopic resistance engine; Fallout 76's newfound wasteland; Rage 2's gleeful Millerian apocalypse; whatever the hell Death Stranding is.
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Greece, a primary gateway to Europe for tens of thousands of people fleeing war in the Middle East and beyond, has been inundated with refugees and migrants after border shutdowns through the Balkans, stranding thousands in the country in the past ten days.
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The most riveting chapters document his experience in the Atacama Desert in Chile, where excavation for the Pan-American Highway revealed dozens of complete fossil whale skeletons, so many that Pyenson initially wondered if there had been some sort of mass stranding there.
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Elected in 2009, the young, two-term councilman has had to deal with the impacts of hyper-development, rapid socioeconomic change, and now, a shutdown that will take away the northern sector of his district's lifeline, stranding his constituents for 15 months straight.
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Two drones that went floating over a runway at Gatwick Airport outside London this week caused chaos, disrupting hundreds of flights there, and stranding tens of thousands of passengers at England's second-largest airport and elsewhere at the peak of the holiday season.
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In 2015, as Rohingya refugees fled Myanmar on overcrowded boats, the governments of Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand — in a move that might make even Mr. Trump blush — pushed the boats out to sea, stranding them, to prevent them from reaching safe shores.
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If you're after games, the selection isn't quite as good, though games like Death Stranding, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (PS4, Xbox One), Dragon Quest Builders 2 (PS699.993), and Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Master Edition (PS4, Xbox One) are up for grabs.
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The storm caused the death of at least one person in South Dakota and shut down highways in the western U.S., stranding drivers in California and prompting authorities in Arizona to plead with travelers to wait out the weather before attempting to travel.
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GameStop just recently restocked this limited edition Death Stranding PlayStation 4 Pro package, which comes with a copy of the game itself, as well as a specially designed console shell and DualShock 4 controller that are exclusive to this bundle for only $299.99.
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Some highlights: You can save $103 on Doom Eternal by preordering it today at Walmart; save $25 on Death Stranding when you order it from Amazon; and take $20 off Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order by buying it at the big box store.
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GameStop just recently restocked this limited edition Death Stranding PlayStation 24 Pro package, which comes with a copy of the game itself, as well as a specially designed console shell and DualShock 21 controller that are exclusive to this bundle for only $2100.
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They head out when water temperatures dip into the low 50 degrees Fahrenheit and after a day or two of sustained winds have helped to blow the turtles ashore, conditions which a recent study confirmed are strongly linked with sea turtle stranding.
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Atop an interesting premise where the border between life and death has broken down and been transformed into a new frontier for exotic resources and technology, Death Stranding begins piling on more analogy, and turning decent subplots or bits of backstory into feature-length drama.
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At the same time, the weeks leading up to E3 have been full of major announcements, from the next Call of Duty and a strange array of Pokémon experiences, to long-awaited details on Google's cloud gaming service and a release date for Death Stranding.
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Hardware sales have peaked, and the publisher has four major first-party exclusive titles left on its release schedule: Days Gone from Bend Studio, Hideo Kojima's Death Stranding, Naughty Dog's The Last of Us Part II, and Ghost of Tsushima from Sucker Punch Productions.
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When: Monday, June 11th at 103PM PT / 9PM ET What: Sony's been pretty clear about its E3 plans, promising appearances from Death Stranding, Ghost of Tsushima, Spider-Man, and The Last of Us Part II, along with news from other independent and third-party developers.
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Loaded with Google's Chrome OS with support for Android apps (and a built-in pen to take notes on the screen), Samsung's well-built 2-in-1 Chromebook offers the best of a laptop and tablet without stranding you too far on either end.
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It's unclear how Death Stranding is linked to the canceled Silent Hill project Kojima and Reedus were working on with Guillermo del Toro — or the famously unsettling demo P.T. — but it seems like the pair might've salvaged their concept for use in a new game.
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The Rays nearly blew a five-run lead before stranding two runners on base in the top of the ninth to edge the Orioles 5-4 on Tuesday night to remain one game behind Kansas City for the second American League wild-card spot.
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No matter what—stranding characters on distant planets, swapping members of the ensemble in and out, touring through some back alleys of the Marvel pantheon for characters whom it'd perhaps be a stretch to describe as beloved—Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was just … on, y'all.
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But my assumption was that The Mandalorian wouldn't simply cast the hugely charismatic actor and then trap him behind a mask for its entire running time, stranding him in a space where he's deprived of a lot of what makes him charismatic (those eyes!).
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But in this season of discontent, with failures of the subway's antediluvian signal systems snarling commutes and stranding travelers, and with delays ballooning to over 70,2137 a month, there is a growing sense that the rules are being tossed out the window more and more.
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This past month's count of strandings is about 12 times higher than the 10-year average, according to Allen Foley, a wildlife biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Research Institute and the lead coordinator for the state's sea turtle stranding and rescue network.
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That collective experience that we shared when we sat in the same room to watch the Game of Thrones finale or, before that, Lost's ultimately regrettable but thrilling perambulations, is present here in Death Stranding, as it has been for other games before it.
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The Notes app, screenshotted and posted across a celebrity's social media channels, has become the go-to method of public apology, for anything from collaborating with R. Kelly (Lady Gaga) to stranding thousands of people on an island without adequate food or shelter (Ja Rule).
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Study author Takashi Matsuishi, professor at Hokkaido University, told Gizmodo in an email that the study relied on Marine Mammal Stranding networks, systems used to relay information about stranded and recently deceased marine mammals in order to allow researchers to take data on the animals.
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At one point Solomon tells her, "Darling, why don't you leave it to the boys?" and "The Price" treats her with a similar condescension, sidelining her in her pert pink suit while the brothers argue, stranding her with domestic concerns while they debate moral philosophy.
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If Hideo Kojima needed two hours at the end of Death Stranding to explain the game through cutscenes, what chance do poor old Rob and Heather Alexandra, visiting from Kotaku, have to unpack the game's layers of strange brilliance, tacky sensibilities, and clunky self-importance?
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What makes Death Stranding a powerful experience is how it uses its agency-granting power to make you bored, or confused, or scared, or awed — to cycle you through a series of disempowering states, affecting you in a way that movies can't quite accomplish.
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Credit...Keizo Kitajima for The New York Times Death Stranding, the newest video game from the developer Hideo Kojima, was introduced to the world in the summer of 2016 on a stage at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), the gaming industry's annual trade-show extravaganza.
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