Right in the middle of a park swarming with people.
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Hot, humid and swarming with mosquitoes, Sunnyside was fecund but deadly.
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There was no entrance to Taksim, it was swarming with police.
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Casamir is tangled in crystalline webbing swarming with bulbous, multi-segmented beasts.
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On a good day, Mr. English's mind is gaily swarming with bumblebees.
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It's usually swarming with schoolchildren, they come here from all over Russia.
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When the couple returned to the apartment, it was swarming with people.
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Kinshasa was suddenly swarming with Americans, hands full of dollars, needing a cab.
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Mars, we believe, was once warm, wet, and possibly swarming with elemental life.
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But Twitter seemed to be swarming with antivaxxers and their false and misleading arguments.
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Saturday, Washington will be swarming with calls to hear our voice or expect resistance.
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But when they got to the diner for lunch, it was swarming with customers.
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"If it were in the US, it would be swarming with tourists," he says.
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Dusty, swarming with Styrofoam coffee cups and cigarette butts, plastic bags and trampled napkins.
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Ingeborg Cuba, a USDA researcher, swiftly stuck her arms into boxes swarming with 2003 mosquitoes.
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Centered around a fake contest and swarming with a hundred quirky fledgling chefs, Cook Off!
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The hall was swarming with brightly lettered shirts and buttons, even a few handmade posters.
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On Wednesday night, it was swarming with wailing police cars, buzzing helicopters and media vehicles.
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The country's borders are swarming with drug-slinging criminals, and its veterans are dying in droves.
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It's becoming difficult to find an "unpopular" technique or algorithm that isn't already swarming with researchers.
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Imagine a Facebook-owned city that's open to the public and also swarming with Facebook employees.
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A ranger named Tomasi leans down and gazes at the beast's mutilated head, swarming with flies.
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Reverberations from the attacks were immediately apparent as tourist sites, normally swarming with visitors, emptied out.
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Instead, their blood was swarming with another type of immune cell, eosinophils, which provoke allergic reactions.
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Considering how big the universe is, Fermi assumed that it must be swarming with intelligent life.
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From outside the gates, I can see it swarming with tourists even in the rain. Ugh!
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It could be a spy—swarming with its siblings over enemy territory, scanning with diminutive sensors.
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On a snow-free weekend, when normally the lake would be dead, streets were swarming with families.
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Across the city, hotels, ministries and the airports are swarming with volunteers and organizers, young and old.
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In Zuul's day, the area was a lush landscape swarming with dinosaurs, turtles and crocodile-like creatures.
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Not all pathogens carry stigma: Legionnaires' disease, for example, spews out of cooling towers swarming with bacteria.
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Inside it's swarming with brunch-goers, while a sidewalk coffee stand has a line 15 people deep.
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That includes the LA Convention Center lobby, which was swarming with actors decked out as the undead.
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The air between my grandfather and the stall man was abruptly swarming with sparkling points of light.
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The cramped apartment of Rocco Totino is swarming with emergency personnel by the time Captain Bonilla arrives.
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" In Shanghai • A Chinese funeral is described as "barbaric for our taste," the streets "swarming with pedestrians.
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On Friday, the village was swarming with Afghan and international troops, as helicopters and other aircraft flew overhead.
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Without warning, a host of businesses and landmarks have found themselves swarming with eager gamers staring at iPhones.
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Tinder is swarming with semi-nude men who look like they just finished a dirty motel webcam session.
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Not to mention the whole area is swarming with coyotes who would love to meet a little dog.
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The RealityMicrowaves (inside and out) are swarming with germs, both from leftover food bits and our own skin contact.
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The Steve Jobs Theater is currently swarming with tech enthusiasts, but the website its namesake left behind is barren.
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The city will be swarming with law enforcement from various jurisdictions who will focus on crowd control and security.
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According to this fantasy, trains would be swarming with young entrepreneurs sitting on human-skin seats in executive class.
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Indie romantic comedies are swarming with aimless, emotionally damaged men seeking meaning in the arms of confident young women.
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The area was swarming with German soldiers, and Mr. Arsenault, Mr. Major's close friend, was killed by the Nazis.
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The campus was swarming with media, law enforcement officers and flashing patrol cars, and well-wishers passing out flowers.
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It was also when the sidewalk outside EMW would be less likely to be swarming with anti-abortion protesters.
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Which ends up being a huge problem since it's literally in the middle of the Everglades and swarming with gators.
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Cairo was swarming with police on January 25th, the fifth anniversary of the uprising against Hosni Mubarak, the ousted dictator.
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Only about a month ago, the IFEMA Convention Center in Madrid was swarming with attendees at a cybersecurity trade fair.
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A few blocks away, four bodies of Islamic State fighters lay on the road, covered with blankets and swarming with flies.
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"Some classes were cancelled and the building he had class in was swarming with police," said Brittany Nazario, an anthropology student.
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This year, perhaps more than others, the internet has been swarming with conspiracy theories — some of these defended with statistical arguments.
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Reddit should be the perfect place for Trump: It's swarming with the alt-right trolls who make up his online base.
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A lot of Carlson's subjects come from the Chapel's spectacular Last Judgment, which, naturally, is swarming with satanic agents and understudies.
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He had no idea that the TriBeCa Grand, which has since been renamed the Roxy Hotel, was swarming with undercover detectives.
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By the time we arrived back at my parents' apartment, it was already swarming with a dozen cops wearing tactical badges.
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Dense, challenging, aphoristic and swarming with recondite allusions and puns, these novels display an authoritative grasp of a breathtaking range of subjects.
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Amid a news cycle swarming with reports of arrests, sentences, and verdicts, a prison-themed coffee shop suddenly popped up in Turkey.
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On the ground before them was a roadwork sign, fallen on its side, smothered in honey and swarming with hundreds of bumblebees.
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On Tuesday night another pots protest was held on the island, which is swarming with soldiers and workers touching up road markings.
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The city was then swarming with foreigners looking for a place to stay — Western journalists, military officers, aid workers and European officials.
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For many of Xinjiang's 11 million Uighurs, their homeland has become a surveillance state swarming with checkpoints, security cameras and armed patrols.
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Well into the night, the blocks surrounding the hotel were swarming with followers of Mr. Trump and his running mate, Mike Pence.
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The president-elect remained out of sight at Trump Tower, with streets outside swarming with thousands objecting to the results of Election Day.
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Alexander's poetry is swarming with information from a vast library — like the one lost in Alexandria — that he has absorbed into his bloodstream.
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The home of the future, we are assured, will be swarming with tiny sensors: security cameras, carbon monoxide detectors, speakers and everything else.
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Centuries later, that village was what most foreigners thought of when they thought of Brazil: an unspoiled tropical paradise, swarming with noble savages.
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The Hogwarts-like domicile might be swarming with staff and construction workers, but not until Price arrives do the spirits hit the fan.
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While many tech offices were swarming with the brand's pillow-soft wool sneakers, men were mainly the people wearing them during the workweek.
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Inside, he found a crate swarming with maggots and texted a picture of the crate to his mom, Marcia Eubank, wondering what it was.
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In the summer of 2017, he strutted through the Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference, an event swarming with prominent executives, bulked up with muscle.
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The BMW factory site in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, is already swarming with construction workers rushing to make a 2019 deadline to begin production.
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Inside, he allegedly found a crate swarming with maggots and texted a picture of the crate to his mom, Marcia Eubank, wondering what it was.
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Image: NASA/GSFC/ASUBad news, would-be lunar colonists: that dusty, airless space rock you dream of escaping to is apparently swarming with deadly projectiles.
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Antarctica's land mass has proved forbidding since humans first set foot on the continent, but the sea is swarming with life critical to the planet.
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Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook are swarming with advertisements for masks, hand sanitizer, and digital thermometers ready for rapid air shipment to the US and Europe.
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With a little research, I found a mail-order insect company, and five days later a package arrived: a Tupperware container swarming with 500 ants.
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Our Easter baskets are besmirched with the tang of blue raspberry and smack of bubble gum, our dioramas swarming with GingerPeeps and ghosts of Halloweens past.
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Recent video of the island on Thai television showed the beach swarming with tourists, with the tour boats that brought them lined up along the shore.
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Imagine paintings by Pieter Bruegel or Hieronymus Bosch, swarming with visual detail, except they're not about peasants or gardens of earthly delights but recognizably contemporary life.
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My personal Facebook feed has lately been swarming with ads promoting ICOs and promising impossibly high returns, which should ring an alarm bell for any potential investor.
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One spread depicts a mountaintop in ski season, whitened by snow and swarming with skiers; another shows the same mountaintop in summer, thick with hikers and picnickers.
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The place was swarming with so many soldiers, residents said, that some even climbed up avocado trees to gain a better vantage point to shoot at people.
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Space is a hostile place, swarming with asteroids and flying space junk—an estimated half-a-million pieces of debris are floating in Earth orbit right now.
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The hardcore fans assumed it was a slight against Beyoncé and it didn't take long before the woman's identity and social accounts were swarming with the bee emoji.
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The sidewalks are absolutely swarming with women—hundreds of women—all of them awaiting entry to the White House's United State of Women Summit, the first in history.
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Sadly it wasn't swarming with celebs — I had visions of making friends with Adele — but there were a bunch of quiet bars and cafes in which to recharge.
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There is also a new large-scale elevator painting, a recurring theme for the artist, in which a mob crams into a narrow interior swarming with giant bugs.
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While the reserve, at least in normal, occupation-free years, may be frozen and largely deserted in winter, it won't be long before it is swarming with activity.
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That this part of the burial ground is now swarming with visitors; its grass having long been churned into mud by hundreds of daily visits to an obscure grave.
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Looking at the field of candidates, it is clear that the Democratic side of the equation is less complicated than the Republican side, swarming with conservatives of various shades.
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The golden arches, once thought to be the unconquerable overlord of fast food, are struggling to stay relevant in a market swarming with better-branded and more competitively priced competitors.
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With 80 boxes swarming with bees, each producing 45 kg (100 lb) of honey per year, farm manager Javier Alfonso believes Cuba's exports could grow markedly in the coming years.
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The scenery at Yosemite has been blanketed in hazy smoke, as seen on the park's webcams, at the height of the summer season when the park is swarming with visitors.
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Last September, the cast and crew were filming an episode of the show here at the Apache Studios, which was swarming with producers, puppeteers, artists and deep-pocketed Kickstarter donors.
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But the carcass was swarming with giant isopods, a football-sized species of scavenging crustacean, which had gotten around the alligator's armor by chewing through softer spots under the armpit.
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She argued that Mr. Howard knew the two men approaching him were police officers because the area was swarming with officers and he was on the run from another shooting.
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Minutes after the attacker plowed his car into the railings by the Houses of Parliament, the entire area was closed off and swarming with heavily armed cops in black uniforms.
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The place is swarming with teams of Ukrainian men and women, ranging in age from 18 to 50, armed with walkie-talkies, headlamps, and utility belts, and all looking for something.
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It is swarming with scouts and agents and middlemen, all hoping to snare the New World's next big thing and sell him on to the Old World at a hefty profit.
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The Nigerian city of Maiduguri has more than doubled in size as people flee villages for the town, which is now swarming with soldiers and local vigilantes bent on keeping out Boko Haram.
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Future and town crier Khaled Khaled characterized it on "Suffering From Success" as when you have too many racks on you, can't sleep at night, and the VIP section is swarming with peasants.
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Now consider that in the near future, our cities will be swarming with delivery drones—and if we don't want them plummeting out of the skies, they'll have to learn to survive the elements.
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The 350-cover restaurant is swarming with staff—I've never experienced this style of attention in Argentina, a country where most in the service industry act as if they are doing you the favor.
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WASHINGTON — Dispatched to eliminate a compound swarming with Taliban fighters, the AC-130 gunship circled above the Afghan city, its crew struggling to figure out where exactly to direct the aircraft's frightening array of weaponry.
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But those streamlined days are long gone, and Hazeltine National Golf Club, site of this year's competition, is swarming with underlings, some of them much more accustomed to being on top of the food chain.
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There they were, a dozen on each side of the street, all of them shaggy with flowers, the air around them swarming with floating petals, as if the petals were affixing themselves to the branches.
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In the influencer economy, you're paid in part for the size of your audience, which means that, if an influencer's account is swarming with fake followers, brands are paying extra to reach people who don't exist.
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As authorities continue following up on leads and the adults navigate through a divided town swarming with theories about what could have happened to the toddler, Sheriff Bowerman says he remains focused on the task at hand.
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So it came as a shock last week when, shortly before celebrations to mark the 85th anniversary of the illustrious institute's founding, its halls were suddenly swarming with security officers wearing masks and armed with automatic weapons.
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Before bureaucrats started to relocate in droves, Astana was a crumbling outpost in the middle of the windswept steppe, swarming with mosquitoes in the summer and a tormenting 20 degrees below zero for much of the winter.
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If you've ever been apple picking, you'll know the kind they're talking about: A very foggy place swarming with bees where every apple is already on the ground because — so sorry — you just missed peak picking season.
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The same year, the police mobilized a hunt in Westchester County, just north of New York City, after two boys brought in a three-foot dead gator and claimed that the Bronx River was swarming with live ones.
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It is not the first-ever autonomous bicycle (Cornell University has a project underway) or, probably, the future of transportation, although it could find a niche in a future world swarming with package-delivery vehicles, drones and robots.
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Two days before totality, Guido, a photographer from Los Angeles, drove with his fiancé 870 miles north, bypassing other Oregon cities like Prineville and Madras, reported to be swarming with crowds, and instead headed for John Day, population 1,600.
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"I can't remember the last time I even smelled a cigarette in this neighborhood," said Hector Rodriguez, as he ordered a $3.50 taco at a food truck parked near a Mulholland overlook that would normally be swarming with sightseers.
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In September 2007, he flew to Lahore, a city near the Indian border known as a center of arts and literature, figuring he would arouse less suspicion there than in a city, like Peshawar, that was swarming with militants.
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At the outset of the game, David is living a quiet, normal life, until he opens a package containing a pair of futuristic augmented reality glasses — and is promptly transported to a strange futuristic bunker swarming with robots and secrets.
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"It may be that our Milky Way is, in fact, swarming with these hot runaway stars," William Chick, a scientist working with the Spitzer and WISE data, said during a presentation here at the 227th meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
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The company's added stereo speakers to the iPhone that sound a fair deal better and loud than past models – though, we'll have to check them in a setting that's not swarming with loud Facebook Liveing bloggers to really say for sure.
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Now that the virus has been transmitted through local mosquitoes, pregnant women say they feel vulnerable and frightened, and wonder how they can keep mosquitoes at bay during an entire pregnancy while living in a state that is swarming with the insects.
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According to a current moderator, a former moderator, and dozens of iFunny users who spoke to BuzzFeed News, iFunny is swarming with extremist content, and the company's COO Eugene Litvinov, a Russian living in Los Angeles, isn't doing a particularly good job of policing it.
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Sure, the city is swarming with tourists, but the seemingly endless spectacles more than make up for these shortcomings: There's ice skating in Bryant Park, busy holiday markets, and of course, festive decorations that can induce awe from even the most cynical New Yorker.
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Worse yet, imagine being dragged to a derelict shopping center in Monolith Software's overlooked horror gem Condemned, swarming with lunatics, being told to LEAVE by means of blood scrawled on a mutilated body thrown down the escalators at you, and then finding that the dummies are alive as well.
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They'd simply stepped out for a bite to eat before returning to check on their comrade's condition, and if she wants to catch them before they return to the hospital, find it swarming with law enforcement, and fly the coop for real, she has to step out, too.
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Read more: Lebanon is swarming with protests that began over a proposed $0.20 WhatsApp tax but have since spiraled into chaosBut according to CNN, the unrest is deeper-seeded in a country where there is a huge disparity between the quality of life for everyday Lebanese and the ruling elite.
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They imagine our nearest neighbor swarming with scientific instruments—orbiters doing high-resolution radar imaging, floating ballon missions that study the atmosphere for weeks to months on end, and battle-hardened surface landers that can handle the crushing pressures and temperatures long enough to collect useful data on the geology of Venus' surface.
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It's officially September, which means New York is swarming with street style photographers for the start of Fashion Month, we're mere days away from the next Miss America pageant (but not the bathing suit competition), and we finally get to find out what happens in the third season of The Good Place.
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Overheating caused by the swelling crowds worsened when taps were cut off around 63 AM, several hours before the event ended, meaning the only option was to purchase water at 26 pesos ($21) per bottle—a high price by Argentine standards—using a complicated ticketing system at a bar swarming with thirsty ravers.
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The streets of New York City were swarming with their own impromptu tributes—fans gathered outside the Appolo Theater in Harlem for a rousing sing along, Spike Lee held a dance party outside his Brooklyn home, and Roots drummer Questlove scheduled a last minute DJ set at Brooklyn Bowl to pay his respects.
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" Just after the assassination, Anna Politkovskaya, a courageous journalist who wrote for the small, Moscow-based opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta, went to interview Ramzan in the family's home village of Tsentoroy, a place she described as "one of the unsightliest of Chechen villages, unfriendly, ugly and swarming with murderous-looking armed men.
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Jamie Foxx threw a BET after-party that possibly rivaled the Vanity Fair Oscar party because the place was swarming with A-listers and featured performances by Migos and T.I. We're told Foxx dropped half a million on the shindig that was held in his L.A.-area mansion after Sunday's awards show.
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You have to do a bit of work before you can really get started — the vault is under attack by raiders, and swarming with not-so-friendly feral ghouls — but eventually you meet a Vault 88 scientist who, thanks to the wonders of nuclear radiation, has spent centuries dreaming of building the perfect vault.
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We were just going to fire on them when we saw they had no rifles, so one of our men went to meet them and in about two minutes the ground between the two lines of trenches was swarming with men and officers of both sides, shaking hands and wishing each other a happy Christmas.
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HEROES: A Duet in Mixed Reality created by MAP Design Lab, MPC VR and HeliosOver by the Chase Sapphire Lounge, located at the halfway point of the primary drag, a nondescript door led attendees upstairs and into a dark art space swarming with people waiting in line to get a taste of the newest in alternate viewing experiences.
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Today, the site is swarming with construction workers, and a large sign trumpets "Full Floor Residences Starting at $6.6 M." That starting price is for the second-floor unit, with prices ascending on higher floors to nearly $10 million for the penthouse, according to Fredrik Eklund and John Gomes, the Douglas Elliman Real Estate agents overseeing marketing and sales.
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"From the mountains of Tora Bora, we send the glad tidings to the caliph of the Muslims, of the return of the caliphate to this area that was swarming with immigrants and supporters who fought for the caliphate to be established," a narrator intoned in the video, posted by the Washington-based SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors terrorist organizations.
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In one of season two's most ridiculous scenes, Midge and her new love interest Benjamin (Zachary Levi, an actor I have literally never understood until this season of television, which makes him the debonair romantic hero he apparently always was) visit a little cafe that's swarming with '50s counterculture figures, from Jane Jacobs to Declan Howell.
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