It is called North Country, stretching to the Canadian border.
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But we're stretching to draw any further link between them.
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Sea ice stretching to about the size of Texas has vanished.
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The crisis has had repercussions stretching to Washington and the Democratic presidential contest.
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And studies have showed the effectiveness of stretching to relieve chronic back pain.
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Hypermobile people need to use extreme caution when stretching to avoid these risks.
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Harvey talked often about taking care of his body, from stretching to treatment.
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The sign of anus stretching to accommodate the load really gets me going.
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So, that shows underlying weakness as we are stretching to go to higher prices.
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"We are all stretching to prep for that tour choreo," Swift captioned the image.
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That said, you need to be consistent with your stretching to achieve lasting benefits.
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In 1988, Roseanne and Dan were in their 30s, stretching to pay the mortgage.
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As of May, Arctic Sea ice stretching to about the size of Texas had vanished.
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" South Koreans say "block shot" while North Koreans say "buhduh make," or "stretching to block.
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You can load a bazooka by stretching to insert a rocket in the rear end.
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It was mid-January and a partial government shutdown was stretching to record-breaking length.
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We started out with some light stretching to prepare our bodies for the real workout.
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The reported abuse took place for more than a decade stretching to the mid-1990s.
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Footage showed the scantily-clad cavalcade stretching to around 200 vehicles, complete with a drumming band.
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Today, where green paddies once stood, there are water-logged shrimp farms stretching to the horizon.
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The album will be accompanied by an international tour stretching to the end of the year.
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The good news is that stretching to fund a six-month emergency cushion might be unnecessary.
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Stocks fell Monday with the Dow's losing streak stretching to five days as trade tensions linger.
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Roku shares plummeted nearly 30% last week, its worst weekly performance stretching to its 2017 IPO.
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My legs and abs are really sore, so I do some stretching to try to limber up.
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He drove out to his fields, where golden sunshine illuminated rows of soybeans stretching to the horizon.
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He changed his off-season training program to incorporate more running and stretching to hopefully avoid injuries.
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Gsellman also underwent many massages and did stretching to loosen soft tissue in and around his shoulder.
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He also managed to stay on the bag while stretching to receive a wide throw from Davis.
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I feel like that's my way of warming up or stretching to access how I am actually feeling.
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That number is a slight fall on 2015 but Russia has a strong order backlog stretching to 2020.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported that only 2012 had been warmer in archives stretching to 1895.
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However, new research shows that CB1 receptors are actually quite malleable, stretching to fit a wider range of molecules.
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The other image shows male dancers stretching to their right, each with one arm overhead, using chairs as props.
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They coasted for much of the season, with their lead stretching to a whopping 21 games on Aug. 23.
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The class concluded with ab work (crunches, side twists, etc.) on the mat and stretching to lengthen everything out.
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And that means more families are stretching to make ends meet, according to research by the Pew Charitable Trusts.
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The chain grew to around 70 to 80 strangers, all holding hands and stretching to reach the trapped group.
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Travelers have seen lines stretching to the curb, snaking to other terminal levels or even extending into different concourses.
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The stiffness dissipated; my shoulders relaxed; my spine straightened and elongated, like a cat stretching to its full length.
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In Apple's Omotesando store in Tokyo, some 550 people were waiting in a line stretching to around 13 meters.
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Windows stretching to the ceiling along the north wall look out on the dormered Federal townhouses of King Street.
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The most important are the latissimus dorsi, or "lats," which are are in your back stretching to your sides.
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The match was marked by long rallies, with 57 of the pair's exchanges stretching to more than nine shots.
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He is accused of heading a network stretching to Bolivia, Colombia and Peru, producing five tonnes of cocaine a month.
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These things may never happen, but it is mind-stretching to think about what you should do if they did.
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Yco recommends squeezing your butt cheek on the side you're stretching to feel your hip flexors open up more. 3.
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The teams staged the most scintillating best-of-five league championship series ever, with four games stretching to extra innings.
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She was staring out over the recently cleaned graves, a slope of tombstones stretching to the vineyards beyond the village.
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I try to start this week with some stretching to help them focus, but it doesn't go over very well.
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Early in the third period, Markstrom robbed Nick Bjugstad, stretching to catch a shot from the top of the crease.
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I think the same thing is true of many growth stage companies; people are stretching to be in those special companies.
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Mike: Biggest first-world problem ever: I have legitimate thumb pain from stretching to type single-handedly using the iPhone 6.
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Loans are performing well and banks do not seem to be stretching to make riskier ones to generate growth, he said.
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Some runners use static stretching to reduce delayed-onset muscle soreness after strenuous runs, but research doesn't support this idea either.
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Lines can grow to 40 people or more, with the wait on the women's side stretching to 15 to 20 minutes.
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Considered a stern test of human endurance, it also claims a backstory stretching to 22.40 BC and the Persian invasion of Greece.
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We climbed the three flights and walked out on a small deck that overlooks meadows and farmland stretching to the Atlantic Ocean.
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From stretching to sassy finger-wagging, the pop star led a class of a couple dozen young girls in a dance studio.
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An even longer-term chart, stretching to the mid-1990s, gives an early indication that conditions might go from bad to worse.
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Bolling's show will debut May 1, with "Special Report with Bret Baier" stretching to two hours to fill the time until then.
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When his characters look out windows onto level fields stretching to the horizon, as they invariably do, they are simultaneously peering inward.
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Bolling's show will debut May 2628, with "Special Report with Bret Baier" stretching to two hours to fill the time until then.
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Palestinian banks, stretching to lend the authority money while struggling to collect on consumer loans, are exhausting their liquidity, Mr. Shtayyeh said.
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Another legendary grand slam champion will have to wait until 2020, meanwhile, to end her own grand slam drought stretching to 2008.
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A law enforcement campaign stretching to 130 countries infiltrated the secret trafficking circles and turned up millions of dollars in bogus bills.
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Bolling's show will debut May 85033, with "Special Report with Bret Baier" stretching to two hours to fill the time until then.
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But you're stretching to boost your athletic ability, you may want to consider whether your sport of choice really requires that extra bendiness.
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The event also allowed for limited walk-ins, which saw a snaking queue stretching to neighboring shops over the course of both days.
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In 2012, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter actually caught sight of a 12-mile-high dust devil with its plume stretching to the sky.
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Now, in Kenya, for example, where I once saw many wild animals, there are flower farms and mustard fields stretching to the horizon.
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Much of McGloughlin's work involved stabilizing and adjusting the scale of the footage, skewing and stretching to match the underlying video as needed.
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According to the document, ICE may have received other, more recent services from Flashpoint too, stretching to at least August of this year.
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Should markets hold above that level, Maley says the S&P 500 could recapture 2,500 based off a trend line stretching to 2009.
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The inquiry into them is still underway and the findings released this week, stretching to more than 500 pages, were an interim report.
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Those found guilty of lese majeste can be jailed for up to 15 years for each count, with some sentences stretching to 60 years.
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It would be easier to buy Jexi's more intentional absurdities if its reality wasn't so elastic, stretching to accommodate poorly staged large-scale slapstick.
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In this cavernous, windowless space more suited to a nightclub than a farm, the greens are stacked on metal shelves stretching to the ceiling.
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The timeline for the review, stretching to late February 2019, allows the government to potentially restart construction before the expected spring election in Alberta.
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Here, they've focused on a specific method for creating "skin" that lights up and detects touch while stretching to several times its original size.
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Mostly when we talk about commercial space, and space startups, the focus is relatively close to home — stretching to orbit, and maybe the Moon.
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Queueing times to get through to departure lounges were stretching to over an hour in some parts of the airport on Friday, travelers said.
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He shuttled between the two leaders half a dozen times on Sunday, officials said, with the meetings stretching to the early hours of Monday.
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Beyond the floor-to-ceiling glass walls there is a swimming pool, along with panoramic views stretching to downtown Los Angeles and Century City.
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Her world was Pallanza-Verbania on the shores of Lake Maggiore in northern Italy, stretching to Varallo Sesia in the hills, where she had family.
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Like Roosevelt, she said, she knows the American stretching to pay rent, or deciding between paying for food or medicine or figuring out child care.
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Those found guilty of lese majeste can be jailed for between three and 15 years for each count, with some sentences stretching to 60 years.
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The more you feel yourself stretching to buy a house, the more it makes sense to rent longer or to buy a more modest home.
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Some of his jobs were not terribly demanding, suggesting, to his critics, a pattern of absenteeism stretching to his poor attendance record in the Senate.
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The minimum-wage worker stretching to make it to payday, the single mother balancing child care and a job — everybody would get the same thing.
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Not the point, said Brian Stewart, a Syracuse fan and Y.M.C.A. gym rat long before his long-limbed daughter began stretching to 6 feet 4.
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Nearly $2197 million in multiyear apprenticeship funding programs alone are underway, among a 2167-page list of European projects earmarked for Wales stretching to 2020.
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Last week the judge approved a trial schedule stretching to Thanksgiving, with several shortened weeks to accommodate Jewish holidays -- dimming the possibility that Republican Gov.
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This little, familiar song dating to 1990 became strange and elastic, full of sonic and emotional swerves and adventures, stretching to almost half an hour.
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Through a clearing, beyond the reach of the silhouetted savannah, I could see electric lights, an alien landscape of sugar plantations stretching to the horizon.
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Harvesting is difficult work: It requires laboring from early in the day in growing houses, bending and stretching to twist the produce from its trays.
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Push Me Pull You, a gross-looking sports game about bodies stretching to unnatural lengths, put them on the map during the local multiplayer trend.
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This article is stretching to make news out of innuendo and strained relationships, while waiting for actual news about Mr. Kushner's relationship with the Russians.
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After Reagan and stretching to the first Clinton term, Congress and the White House battled for supremacy, neither side willing to defer to the other.
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This is where, 10 years ago, before the biofuels market went bust, people could see their fortunes—fields of soy and corn—stretching to the horizon.
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It doesn't take much stretching to imagine that the state's current administration might not be inclined to investigate accusations of discrimination as thoroughly as it should.
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The Fix 14 Photos View Slide Show ' After stretching to buy a home, many buyers find themselves with little left over to fix the place up.
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Instead, with several engine firings, the spacecraft will slowly adjust its orbit, stretching to the outermost point until the moon's gravity pulls it into lunar orbit.
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Donaldson was held out of the lineup Saturday, but appeared to be stretching to pinch hit in the ninth inning before Darwin Barney's game-ending fly out.
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Pocoyo: Season 4 1983: NETFLIX ORIGINAL In a totalitarian Poland, law student Kajetan Skowron and detective Anatol Janów unravel a terrible conspiracy stretching to the country's foundations.
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For the French, it was a generous slice of the eastern Mediterranean, around the city of Beirut, and an internal corridor stretching to Damascus, Aleppo and beyond.
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A RICO conviction also results in a longer recommended sentence, starting at about three years in prison and quickly stretching to over a decade for multiple violations.
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Outside of pointing to Trump's Supreme Court appointment in Neil Gorsuch, the White House has been stretching to find clear ways to dictate the conversation in Washington.
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Then, beginning from the mid-1920s stretching to 1982's Fast Times in Ridgemont High, directed by Amy Heckerling, Universal did not hire another woman to direct films.
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Cooper reached base twice with a single and a walk and made a few nice plays, stretching to get throws from RHP Adam Warren and 3B Todd Frazier.
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This move has also effectively encircled FSA-controlled desert territory stretching to the Jordanian and Iraqi borders and close to the Tanf garrison where U.S. forces are based.
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In addition to a wood-burning fireplace, which has a brick chimney stretching to the roofline, the room has French doors opening to a sunroom overlooking the river.
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The living area is an atrium-like space at the center of the floor plan, with a rock fireplace and a double-height ceiling stretching to the roofline.
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It wants to weaken the paramilitaries which have expanded their sway over land stretching to Syria and Lebanon, and for Iraq to decrease dependence on Iranian gas exports.
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But the Turkish advance has also served to blunt the Kurdish fighters' efforts to carve out a contiguous swath of territory inside Syria stretching to the Iraqi border.
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Adriana and I warmed up for about three minutes with some dynamic stretching to prep the body for five minutes of jump-roping, which Olajide calls the "perfect" exercise.
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The Tesla bears are "stretching to make a negative case now," Wood said on "Squawk on the Street," after the company reported a surprising third-quarter profit late Wednesday.
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Yes, they are more likely to gain some flyers' attention, but with some stretching to five minutes in length, they may also be just as likely to lose it.
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The booth had a consistently long line of attendees hoping to get a taste of Lawbreakers' multiplayer, with the wait stretching to four and a half hours at times.
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The trial, now in week three, is expected to last until late October or beyond -- US District Court Judge William Walls has even approved a schedule stretching to Thanksgiving.
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The company projects that "as companies rush to capitalize on the cannabis craze," revenue will increase 24.3% each year for the next four years, stretching to $23 billion by 103.
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The breeziness of the cabin is magnified by a light wood trim and moon roofs stretching to the third row, helping the QX13 to feel bigger than it actually is.
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He said that managerial and operational chaos was worsening, with waiting time to load a tanker stretching to 30-40 days compared to 2-3 days a few years ago.
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Low scrubby hills with red cattle on them, stretching to tall woods and the creek that ran through Bunyah, a hamlet with no main road in northern New South Wales.
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Spain's 10-year yield jumped 17 basis points to 1.64 percent, with the premium it would pay to borrow over benchmark Germany stretching to its widest in over two years.
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Security line wait times are stretching to 90 minutes in Atlanta The US Travel Association estimates the shutdown is costing the economy $100 million per day in lost travel spending.
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"Here's a part of the gym workout today – I also did 60 minutes of cardio (which is boring to film) and stretching to end it all right x)," she added.
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In May, a viral photo showed a long line of climbers stretching to the summit, raising concerns that overcrowding at the summit could have led to deaths of some climbers.
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That turned into a collaborative storytelling project, in which she asked inmates to interpret the images, taken by corrections officers starting in the late-63s and stretching to the 1970s.
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But with the hunt for new employees stretching to three or four months from a normal six weeks, CEO Drew Louis decided to waive the requirement about 18 months ago.
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Classes also fail to include enough stretching to prevent strains, instead devoting the start of classes to warmups that ease you in but might not protect your muscles well enough.
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An image appears repeatedly: a straight road stretching to the horizon, packed with cars and trucks filled with families fleeing from the city of Ma'arat al-Nu'man in southern Idlib.
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The C302 is all of those things, but to me it's a sign that both Google and its manufacturing partners are stretching to redefine how you typically think about a Chromebook.
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Erdoğan explained his plan at the United Nations General Assembly in September, going so far as to suggest a safe zone as far as 50 miles into Syria, stretching to Raqqa.
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I am the person who loves to sleep in, considers stretching to be legit exercise, and refuses to buy a pair of running shoes (why bother, when they'll never get used?).
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As they neared it, though, they realized that they were seeing mist rise from a tremendous expanse of open water two miles wide and stretching to the horizon in both directions.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — When Sam Darnold jogged onto the practice field Monday afternoon, his Jets teammates interrupted their stretching to begin a slow clap, followed by whoops and cheers and hugs.
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Those fields, stretching to every horizon, were made of the twisted corpses of cities, the shattered remnants of trees, and the fine white ash that once was human flesh and bone.
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All this data is expected to hit 44 trillion gigabytes by 2020, according to the University of Washington, and would fill more than six stacks of iPads stretching to the moon.
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The third-trimester momma-in-training's design is comprised of three flowers climbing down the back her left arm, dissipating into petal-like designs stretching to the end of her index finger.
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Aides have mapped out a rough schedule for him stretching to nearly mid-March, but what the President could truly use is a change of scenery, according to sources close to Trump.
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So far 23 states and US territories have complied with Real ID standards, while 27 states and territories have been granted an extension, with some states' deadlines stretching to October 1st, 2020.
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"We are all stretching to prep for that tour choreo," Swift captioned the photo of her flexible cat, who was striking a pose that looked eerily similar to Victoria Beckham's own signature pose.
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Taking in the northern and eastern suburbs of Columbus -- and stretching to more rural areas further east -- it has been held by a Republican member of Congress continuously for the past three decades.
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There were giant clown pants in denim and khaki, and tent-like empire-waisted tunics in jacquard; pillowy leather handbags and suede platforms and silk sleeves on maxi dresses stretching to the ground.
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The epic barrel-vaulted library, measuring over 200 feet long and nearly 50 feet high, is packed with 200,000 books, slotted neatly into row after row of wooden shelves stretching to the ceiling.
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The SDF is likely to figure prominently in U.S. President Donald Trump's strategy for fighting Islamic State in Syria, where the jihadist group still holds large areas of territory stretching to the Iraqi border.
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Without being able to include the players in their marketing, however, brands can sometimes find themselves stretching to connect with their audiences — equating, say, fans' loyalty to their teams to a company's corporate culture.
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C Willson Contreras went 1-for-1 with a home run and two RBI after stepping in for starting catcher Miguel Montero, who left the game after stretching to attempt a home plate tag.
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Then on Thursday night, Parmelee, after having hit two home runs in his first start the night before, sustained a Grade 22.28 hamstring strain after stretching to catch a throw by shortstop Didi Gregorius.
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Mr. Bey, a 13-year-old vocalist and pianist, has a baritone unlike any other: It's the sound of leather stretching to contain a bursting heart, or a smoldering coal that won't go out.
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REZU AMTALI, Bangladesh — They stumble down muddy ravines and flooded creeks through miles of hills and jungle in Bangladesh, and thousands more come each day, in a line stretching to the monsoon-darkened horizon.
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Without being able to include the players in their marketing, however, brands can sometimes find themselves stretching to connect with their audiences — equating, say, fans' loyalty to their teams to a company's corporate culture.
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Mr. Castellanos videotaped Mr. Bush and showed him the result: a candidate looking over the shoulder of the person he was supposed to be greeting and instead peering at the crowd stretching to the door.
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Enlist E3 soybeans are bred to resist glyphosate, glufosinate and 2,4-D, a chemical with roots stretching to the Vietnam War as an ingredient in Agent Orange, used by the U.S. military to defoliate jungle.
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Gluten, the protein found in wheat, rye, barley, spelt, farro, kamut, durum and semolina, becomes elastic when mixed with water and kneaded, stretching to form strands of dough that can trap gases emitted from fermentation.
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From subdermal horns, to tongue splitting, to ear stretching, to eyeball tattoos and way beyond, there are a whole horde of ways to change the way you look—and just as many reasons for doing it.
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For government forces, the recapture of Palmyra opens up much of Syria's eastern desert stretching to the Iraqi border to the south and the Islamic State heartland of Deir al-Zor and Raqqa to the east.
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Awareness of how the family is stretching to cover bills, and what their own student debt burden will look like at graduation, could spur them to be more responsible about graduating on time and curbing outside costs.
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In one of his memorable photographs that had no royals in sight, a 1950 self-portrait in Italy, Mr. Gendel took a picture of his extended shadow stretching to the Appian Way, with ruins in the background.
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And statistics bore out the wariness with which the French approached the game: Uruguay's goal had been breached just once in 2018, and not by a France team for five consecutive games, a run stretching to 1985.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Western-backed Syrian rebels holding a strategic swathe of the desert southeast stretching to the Iraqi border said they came under major attack from government forces and allied Iranian-backed militias backed by Russian air power.
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Enlarged condo advertisements and infographics that visualize the increases in income disparity between the wealthiest and poorest US citizens over the past several decades widen across the wall like a mouth that's stretching to make its voice better heard.
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The rail links are expected to help to boost the volume and efficiency of trade between Kenya's Indian Ocean seaport of Mombasa and its vast hinterland stretching to South Sudan, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Rwanda and Burundi.
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"We'd rather take a little bit more risk in the structure by buying a second-lien of a company that we really like than stretching to buy a first-lien loan at a company we don't like," Nechamkin said.
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CAQUETA, Colombia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Seen from the air, muddy rivers snake through rolling forested hills stretching to the horizon in Colombia's southern province of Caqueta that for decades were rebel lairs and an epicentre of the civil war.
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It's hard to remember, given his weathered face and how long he's been the object of our viewing pleasure, that Aldo is only 30 and Saturday was only his third loss in a 29-fight career stretching to 2004.
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Unlike the nerves in most other species, rorqual whales (including the fin whale) are capable of stretching to double their size and shortening without sustaining damage—and we finally know how, thanks to findings published today in Current Biology.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - The arrival in the Mexican border city of Tijuana of the first few hundred travelers from migrant caravans is stretching to the limit shelters already overflowing with people, and sparking signs of friction among the population.
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But as security researchers have previously found, and as former FBI Director James Comey reiterated in public testimony before the US Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday, Russian hackers targeted many, many more organizations, possibly stretching to over a thousand entities.
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Qiushi, the official Communist Party journal, said earlier this year that China now had a historical opportunity to take advantage of a market stretching to more than 20 countries and involving a potential investment more than $1 trillion by 2030.
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One tribe, according to the report, saw permit reviews stretching to as long as eight years and missed out on than $95 million in revenues it could have earned from royalties, oil and gas severance taxes and tribal permitting fees.
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Stretching to the corners with your thumb is darn near impossible and to complete even simple actions like closing a modal view inside an app it's often easiest (and most habitual) to just default to two hands to perform those actions.
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The balance of payments pressure is largely due to imports of machinery and other Chinese goods connected with a $57 billion infrastructure investment by China, part of its planned Belt and Road trade route stretching to Asia, Europe and beyond.
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The Fed will likely wait until September before raising rates again, a Reuters poll found this week, stretching to nine months the time since its first hike in nearly a decade as it waits for clear signs inflation is picking up.
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We actually featured it on VICE a while back, for those keen to know more—but in short, it's a show where one game per episode is afforded a particularly deep dive, often stretching to two hours of multi-perspective analysis.
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The entropy was absolutely there, if you wanted to find it; every metaphor for the broader moment's broader anxieties and this specific one's particular pathos hung right up there in a chain of fat alley-oops stretching to the horizon.
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The inlet, located in the waters off the south-central coast of state capital Anchorage and stretching to the Gulf of Alaska, produces about 14,000 barrels of oil a day, according to state figures, down from the 1970 peak of 230,000 bpd.
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When I was born, my mother and father lived on the first floor of a six-story building in the Bronx that looked just like all the other buildings compressed on my block, and all the other buildings stretching to infinity outside.
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The city's relatively democratic show schedule packed a couple of hundred runway shows and presentations into a "week" stretching to eight days or more, but much of it has not been considered on par with what is shown in Milan or Paris.
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Yet, tensions between the US and Iran are now at their highest level in years, coming on the back of last week's downed US drone, but also stretching to 2018 when Trump walked away from the Iranian nuclear deal implemented by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Yet in doing so, Republicans would energize many Democrats and a share of independents in suburban congressional districts and big-state governor's races where female voters were already enraged by Mr. Trump and polls have shown a gender gap stretching to canyon-sized proportions.
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Divisions and arguments over taxation between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority have contributed to the cuts — a perennial problem in Gaza that has recently worsened, with rolling power interruptions that once lasted 12 to 16 hours a day now stretching to 20 or 21 hours.
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The name is often translated into English as "the science of healing," and the present form of the discipline's founding text, "The Four Tantras," is attributed by many Western scholars to a 12th-century Tibetan physician, with antecedents stretching to the eighth century or earlier.
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The Beoplay headphones have an annoying lag, stretching to almost two seconds, that means I never know if my pausing tap has been registered (so I tap again, then the music stops and restarts because I tapped twice, and so I have to tap a third time).
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Over the past year, as her train journey from a town in the Bavarian countryside to Munich was replaced with a bus service during track repairs, stretching to two hours or more from a scheduled 40 minutes, she had a novel way of working out her frustrations.
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Northern California would comprise the upper part of the state, including Silicon Valley and San Francisco; Southern California would include a vast swath of the inland's verdant farmland, stretching to San Diego; a third state, simply called California, would hug the coastline from Monterey to Los Angeles.
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Macy's strengths as a reporter are on full display when she talks to people, gaining the trust of chastened users, grieving families, exhausted medical workers and even a convicted heroin dealer, whose scheduled two-hour interview with the author ended up stretching to more than six hours.
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But there are also numerous, and so far intractable, downsides to tech superstardom — starting with living as a company town and stretching to city demography: In city after city, heavy-handed technology giants often influence local affairs, assuming the authority held in prior generations by paternalistic industrial giants.
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With portability and a knack for relieving boredom, the iPhone and its ilk naturally became ad hoc e-book readers for busy people seeking brief escape to fictional places from nonfiction reality, like being trapped in transit or stuck in a Trader Joe's line stretching to infinity and beyond.
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With its leggy white tulips, literal primrose paths and stalks of violet delphiniums stretching to the sky, Les Quatre Vents, the Canadian estate of Frank and Anne Perkins Cabot is a tribute to the glory of horticulture in all its forms — at least all the forms the Quebec climate will permit.
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Orphaned as a child, he has been ushered into a wholly male realm by his guardian, Ambrose (also Mr. Claflin), on a swath of land stretching to the coast, a rough and wild paradise, with thundering horses, heaving waves and jagged cliffs, that cries out for death and dark poetry.
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This time it's Helen (Elastigirl) saving a runaway train, and using all of her super skills to do so, including stretching to connect two pieces of a train and riding her shiny and amazing motorcycle (which divides in two) through the shimmering streets of the city, over rooftops with breathtaking pink-and-purple dusk skies in the background.
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The newly announced sanctions mean "closing [the] channel of diplomacy forever," Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Abbas Mousavi, said in a tweet Tuesday, reported Iranian state-run television Press TV. Tensions between the countries are now at their highest level in years, coming on the back of last week's downed US drone, but also stretching to 2018 when Trump walked away from the Iranian nuclear deal implemented by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Here is Forty-second Street, where one evening, when I was in my mid-twenties, I left the Second Avenue offices of the magazine where I published my first cover stories, and strode, in high heels and a bright-red coat, toward Grand Central Terminal, gazing at the ridiculously glamorous vista: red tail-lights stretching to the Hudson River, crimson streaks in the crevasse of western sky between the skyscrapers.
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