No, Jamie is still alive, somewhere in the distant past.
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Such flare-ups are not just things of the distant past.
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The best among them have often written about the distant past.
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That reverence and enthusiasm seem more suited to the distant past.
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However, sometime in the distant past, Mars lost its magnetic field.
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This is not the distant past that we are talking about.
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All around me, the distant past fought the near past for dominance.
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" 'Oumuamua loosely means "a messenger that reaches out from the distant past.
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Not all the landmarks of tap history are in the distant past.
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Now all of that goodwill seems like a thing of the distant past.
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But just as the distant past doesn't beget optimism, neither does recent history.
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"I can't deny that in the distant past I was antagonistic," he said.
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Geneticists have begun using bones to make sweeping claims about the distant past.
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Two games later, the Thunder seem like a thing of the distant past.
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But that act in the distant past does not condemn us inescapably to sinfulness.
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Geneticists have begun using old bones to make sweeping claims about the distant past.
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At least one scientist was impressed with what this paper said about the distant past.
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It's how we understand the distant past and the things that are in the future.
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In the distant past, couples had 10 or 12 children because so many died young.
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And those kinds of remarks are not just rooted in allegations from the distant past.
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Restored in color in The Paper Time Machine, they seem less anchored in the distant past.
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Now, scientists have figured out a way to read younger rocks to glimpse the distant past.
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Christianity has had its episodes of violent iconoclasm as well, albeit mostly in the distant past.
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Scientists have long believed that our planet had a much thicker atmosphere in the distant past.
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Meanwhile, Namibia's ethnic Germans are keeping their heads down, wary of recrimination over the distant past.
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There was a time, in the distant past, when studying nutrition was a relatively simple science.
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Once intruders burst into the house and overtake the control system, it'll seem like the distant past.
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In the distant past, ancient cosmic beings known as Celestials used the stones to assert their dominance.
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At some point in the distant past, the Denisovans disappeared — but not before interbreeding with modern humans.
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How many countries in the distant past have disappeared without us even having heard of who they were?
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Still, is it possible the Red Planet was blanketed in a heat-trapping haze in the distant past?
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Emulating holy men and women from the distant past is hard -- what would the Buddha do with Facebook?
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The programs of American orchestras have remained overwhelmingly tilted toward works of the past, mostly the distant past.
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He visited the recent past, then the near future, then the distant past, and then the remote future.
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I thought the Holocaust was in the distant past, something that had no relevance to the present day.
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It's even set a few short scenes in the distant past, when the family's progenitor first immigrates to America.
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Sometimes it feels like going out and getting minging with my mates is a thing of the distant past.
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Two of the three had been reported as missing in Springfield some time in the distant past, Gulluni said.
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There's an absurd amount to explore at Masada, and it's easy to get caught up in the distant past.
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Most Americans see slavery as an artifact of the distant past that has no bearing on the nation's present.
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But over the last few years, us hockey fans of the distant past have learned a few hard lessons.
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The groups believe their work will clarify how these adaptations would have occurred in real life in the distant past.
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One can only hope that the industry obstacles that once limited her trajectory are a thing of the distant past.
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Way back in the mists of the distant past, probably sometime in the late 1990s, a man grew a beard.
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"Specimens such as this are what give us insights into the ecology of ecosystems in the distant past," he continued.
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Another standard object is the Masonic apron, which represents the protective coverings worn by actual stonemasons in the distant past.
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For Qvarnström and his team, these bygone poops are packed with untold stories about lush ecosystems in the distant past.
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"[Voters] do not look into the distant past, but they do look fairly far, about two years back," Wlezien concludes.
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The term "found images" often refers to work from the distant past; the term connotes excavation, the discovery of artifacts.
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This means that in the distant past, Earth wasn't the only planet with oceans—Mars and Venus had them too.
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While some of the creations date to the 16th century, many more were inspired by works from the distant past.
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How much the earnestly enacted rites and simple verses used by this group resemble anything from the distant past is unclear.
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In the quiet, one could imagine the appeal of this real estate to those who lived here in the distant past.
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This example isn't from the distant past, either—it occurred earlier this year at one of the venues I work with.
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Until that moment, some board members had thought that any questionable behavior by Mr. Shimano had been in the distant past.
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I come to you from the distant past of many years or months or days ago, and I bring a warning.
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They turned away from simplistic stories about the distant past in favor of much more detailed attention to specific societal dynamics.
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While social media is a part of parents' everyday lives, the ravages of vaccine-preventable diseases are in the distant past.
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By extension, it's probably true that Hyperion gives us a glimpse of what nearby superclusters looked like in the distant past.
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The Doug of the distant past had to pick the flowers himself, and he ended up with a positive points distribution.
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Their analysis revealed key mutations some time in the distant past that could relate to its ability to produce its namesake chemicals.
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In the distant past Nokia had an app called Sensor which could broadcast a little web page about yourself to those nearby.
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When we call something bad 'medieval,' it's an attempt to purify the present by reassigning that objectionable thing to the distant past.
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The party of the middle class, advocating for equality and progress, while the Republican Party, is ... well ... stuck in the distant past.
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One of the main themes running through the exhibition seems to be the juxtaposition of the distant past with the modern present.
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This might seem like the distant past, but the threat remains as real today as it was when Richard Nixon took office.
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I love going out and dancing, but my days of wearing glow paint and getting "wasted, wasted" are in the distant past.
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On Thursday, the full moon brings clarity about your emotions from the distant past, or that have been inherited from your family.
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As an archaeologist who studies the processes that have shaped the cultural and natural world, I immerse myself in the distant past.
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The first detailed report about 'Oumuamua, which loosely means "a messenger that reaches out from the distant past," was released in November.
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TechCrunch: You've talked and blogged in the distant past about passing on investing in the Accel fund that ultimately invested in Facebook.
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It fits within a long tradition of books suggesting that our planet's distant future might look a lot like the distant past.
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The two groups diverged from a common ancestor in the distant past, but when and how that happened has been a mystery.
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But all this seems to be in the distant past now, as the endless cycle of Trump-caused controversies has continued on.
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Eric Kurlander: There's evidence that many Germans and certainly some leading Nazis believed in supernatural beings and forces, especially in the distant past.
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What that means is that at some point, in the distant past, the paternal benefactor of our gene pool was the same person.
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The girls were all quick to laugh at their earliest screw ups — and a few that aren't so far in the distant past.
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Incredibly, YouTube user RubarGar _ found the front door of the building unlocked, making his odyssey into the distant past all the more eerie.
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Fashion Diary Occasionally, and especially when one's own gym visits have receded into the distant past, one finds oneself face-to-navel with greatness.
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The grotty broke-living authenticity of the early years, which were far from glossy or aspirational, are now a thing of the distant past.
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Scientists have uncovered evidence that decades-long "megadroughts" have occurred in the distant past, and could well occur again in the Southwest going forward.
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It feels like I have been transported to the distant past, where spices were transported en masse via caravans to city vendors like Yuqing.
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And North Korea faded into what seemed like the distant past, another pile of wreckage in the great ruin that this president has made.
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Working with a detective (Sara Dogg Asgeirsdottir), he uncovers multiple deaths linked to the suicide, all connected by a crime in the distant past.
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That the Dene have developed different terms and hunting tactics for each type, says Polfus, suggests that the caribou diverged in the distant past.
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For Bangladeshis, who tend to gloss over its brutality as a pathology of the moment, it is but an echo of the distant past.
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They may have been revered in the distant past, but their elites behaved with virtual impunity because allegations of harassment were so widely disbelieved.
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It is hard enough comparing the living standards of different countries today, let alone doing so in the distant past with far less precise statistics.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance was staked much of its identity and setting on this idea of there being something concrete and quantifiable about the distant past.
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Maybe, once in the distant past, you remember when keyboards offered something in return: A "click clack" that stood as an auditory proof of productivity.
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When megadroughts struck the Southwest in the distant past, the impacts on water supplies and agriculture were enough to destroy or break apart prehistoric civilizations.
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The tenses flow into one another, the distant past into the pounding present, the declarations of known history with the floating inscrutability of human emotions.
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Paula S. Fass, a prominent historian of childhood and education at the University of California, Berkeley, is very much at home in the distant past.
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While both of these forces matter, the article is written as if discrimination and systemic racism in housing markets were things of the distant past.
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Proponents of these laws argue that litigating a case based on events from the distant past runs the risk of lost evidence and faulty memories.
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Mr. Gulluni said that the women's families were "distraught and heartbroken" and that two of the women had in the "distant past" been reported missing.
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Healthy forests that are allowed to burn at a low level periodically, as they did in the distant past, are less prone to extreme wildfires.
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He advances that memory is holographic, explains that in the distant past people needed to memorize entire books, and there were strategies to do it.
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Another glimpse of the distant past can be had at the gingerbread-trimmed house of the photographer Alice Austen, where Hylan Boulevard meets the sea.
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But in this case, we're talking about the distant past: the final stand of the woolly mammoths on St. Paul Island, Alaska, some 5,600 years ago.
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It's possible that Ceres was much wetter in the distant past, and that an early period of intense cryovolcanism dramatically altered the surface we see today.
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And while finding technosignatures on our planet might be tricky, places like the Moon or Mars might offer a more pristine record of the distant past.
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Reinforcing this sense are views of objects from the distant past: a gramophone, a bent-neck mandolin, clothing from the early part of the 20th century.
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"Mercury is not a body where most of the activity has occurred in the distant past," lead author and Smithsonian senior scientist Thomas Watters told Motherboard.
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For most people, simply looking through a newly opened window into the distant past satisfies a basic human need to know and requires no further justification.
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Beyond this glimpse into the distant past of bedbugs, the team outlined how the pests seized on parasitic opportunities that eventually landed them in our beds.
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Referencing Tucker Carlson's vocal disdain for feminism, Mirabella-Davis sees the gaslighting his grandmother experienced in the 40s as something not only of the distant past.
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He was by then working at a good job for a big company, hoping to keep his former contacts with the hijackers in the distant past.
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Even emails on threads from the distant past appeared to be fair game for questioning of Kavanaugh in our new era of perpetual electronic information storage.
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In the panoply of Trump controversies that they have relished, rolled their eyes over and forgiven, posing as his own spokesperson in the distant past barely registers.
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Daniel Everett, a linguist, claims that Pirahã, an Amazonian language, lacks recursion, and that its speakers do not talk about the distant past or future at all.
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Unfortunately, however, as Fass moves beyond the distant past and starts to write about the period that corresponds to her own life, her historian's remove falls away.
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It has happened before, in the distant past when Marx's original vision of industrial capitalism giving way to democratic worker-ownership was still relevant to historical conditions.
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The idea is to illustrate that people in the distant past were also clever technologists, while also reconnecting students to the notion of making instead of merely consuming.
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What we desire, Vigderman rightly says, is both closeness with the distant past and experience of "something uneaten by time, by time that makes the past" (p. 153).
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The legacy of colonialism is not a matter of the distant past, but rather an ongoing and in many cases hugely important issue in much of the world.
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Any such feedback loop would be a slow process (at least as reckoned by the humans themselves), most of which would have taken place in the distant past.
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Bonds issued in the distant past to build bridges, highways and other projects also must be paid — even as the projects themselves could by now use expensive makeovers.
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He — batons are still almost exclusively wielded by men — is a kind of medium between composers, usually from the distant past, and players who actually make the sounds.
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We've learned in the last 30 years that rocks from Venus, Earth, and Mars may have—very infrequently in the distant past—traveled from one world to another.
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Part of the fun of medium format is using equipment from the distant past, and shooting in some ways the same way someone might have shot a century ago.
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If microbial life did arise on Mars in the distant past, it might be clinging on in just such an isolated pocket of water below the planet's surface. Perhaps.
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Dittrich's book, and the reaction to it, highlight why the lessons learned from his life cannot be limited to those stemming from a single act in the distant past.
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The object, nicknamed 'Oumuamua, meaning "a messenger that reaches out from the distant past" in Hawaiian, was discovered in October 2017 by the Pan-STARRS 1 telescope in Hawaii.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times Say the phrase "classical music" and many will imagine a renowned symphony orchestra playing masterpieces of the distant past at Carnegie Hall.
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The creators attempt to look beyond headlines to timeless themes of migration and optimism, beginning in the distant past and ending far beyond our moment of crisis and uncertainty.
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For many on the other side, that was the power of Christine Blasey Ford's testimony: She told the country that a traumatic experience from the distant past still matters.
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During natural variations in the distant past, carbon dioxide levels took thousands of years to change as much as humans have raised the levels in less than a century.
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From meteorites, we know that Earth and Mars were swapping material in the distant past, prompting astrobiologists to wonder whether the Red Planet could have seeded our world with life.
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The idea that repeatedly shocking someone with an electrical current will change their sexual orientation or gender identity is so barbaric that it seems like something from the distant past.
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The unexpected shape of the comet — like a rubber duck instead of a simple sphere — was most likely the result of a merger of two comets in the distant past.
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It's not just that these events upstaged him—they were a reminder, from the distant past and a possible future, of how outdated our traditional notion of albums has become.
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A genome, then, is at least in part a record of the useful knowledge that has enabled an organism's ancestors—right back to the distant past—to survive on our planet.
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There's an alien Engineer in the beginning of the film, seeding a new world, which might be Earth in the distant past, or might just suggest how the Engineers created humanity.
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Aso in turn said U.S.-Japan trade friction, which soured ties in the 1980s and 1990s, was in the distant past and the allies were now entering an era of cooperation.
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If it were to froth over, as scientists think it has in the distant past, it could generate huge explosions and smother towns and villages in dense clouds of carbon dioxide.
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He also remembers historical facts, though he cannot place them in the correct context or chronology, so that recent events can have the same weight to him as the distant past.
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Yet despite all its mystery, memory also feels palpably alive in Roberts's music: Stories from the distant past are vested with a kind of heady impatience usually reserved for the present.
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Joachimides writes: Picasso, of course, was considered an anachronistic figure from history, who had achieved a great invention in the distant past, namely cubism, thereafter producing work of little innovative consequence.
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But a few years ago the Belgian band Dez Mona, which had previously been known for its theatrical jazz-tinged glam rock, sought inspiration from a largely uncharted continent: the distant past.
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Her 1975 novel The Female Man is widely considered one of her best works, and follows four women who live in parallel worlds, ranging from the distant past to the far future.
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"By finding bodies that were water-rich in the distant past, we can discover clues as to where life may have existed in the early solar system," Raymond said in a statement.
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Thus, I was only about a decade or so removed from the characters in the film, and yet they seemed a curious cultural artifact to me — a glimpse into the distant past.
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But at the time, psychology and neuroscience were only beginning to understand that delay; even now there remains tremendous cultural anxiety about the reliability of memories from the distant past, especially from childhood.
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Victor Baker, a palaeohydrologist at the University of Arizona, studies floods far away in time and space (he is particularly renowned for his work on catastrophic torrents in the distant past of Mars).
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For a traditionalist Christian church that stresses unbroken continuity with the faith's earliest days, any discussion of how things should be managed now has to be rooted in arguments about the distant past.
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By the 1960s, prime-time television was barely two decades old, and it was already a little nostalgic and class-neutral, broadcasting shows safely ensconced in either the suburbs or the distant past.
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They also held themselves "personally responsible" for "treasonable mistakes" made by the left in the distant past, such as during the constitutional revolution of 1906, which took place long before they were born.
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Two had been reported as missing in the distant past, and Lyden had been reported missing in December, according to a Springfield police Facebook post, that had asked for information on her whereabouts.
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But it also offers a fascinating snapshot of the life-and-death struggles of species in the distant past, said study co-author Paul Selden, a professor of geology at the University of Kansas.
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There were, of course, in the distant past, edges to the control of different groups, but they weren't depicted on maps, and they weren't fixed lines in the way that we imagine them today.
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As Rabbi Falcon puts it, sacred writ contains passages of universal, eternal importance as well as statements that responded to particular historical circumstances, like the needs of a nomadic people in the distant past.
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But Delrahim, who has lobbied on behalf of AT&T in the distant past, said in an interview on Canadian television last year he didn't see the deal as having a major antitrust problem.
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Photograph by Steve Jennings / Getty The old-style rock concert, where a bunch of lads in suits would play, miles from the audience, surrounded by stacked speakers, is a thing of the distant past.
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What's most surprising isn't the dedication to preserving their rich cultural heritage, but rather the massive throngs of religious pilgrims, solemnly paying tribute to the Shinto deities and esoteric Boddhisattva's of the distant past.
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I went from 'Hey, here's this event in the distant past that happened, I think I was one of the only ones, I feel kinda crappy about it' to 'Oh my god, we're an army.
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Geologic evidence suggests that Mars was much wetter in the distant past, although whether the Red Planet had liquid water oceans or was frozen under a mantle of ice is still a matter of debate.
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The director has said he felt the immediacy and visceral nature of "Son of Saul" was necessary in an age when many people, especially younger generations, see the Holocaust as something from the distant past.
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"In the 1960s and 70s, when people came up with the notion of plate tectonics, they didn't think about what it was like in the distant past," said Jun Korenaga, a geophysicist at Yale University.
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Cantonese opera is one of the most popular versions of traditional Chinese opera, which combines acting, acrobatics, dance and singing in works set in the distant past performed with the accompaniment of a live orchestra.
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We identify because the events in Atwood's novel — which not so long ago felt like something that could only happen in the distant past or in distant parts of the globe — now feel frighteningly real.
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The scenes of tens of thousands of refugees streaming across Europe, crashing through borders, whipped up deep, dark memories from the distant past, of Arab armies poised at the Pyrenees, of Ottoman armies besieging Vienna.
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The infamous oil sector expropriation of 1938, while in the distant past, makes foreign companies nervous, and U.S. business groups wanted some guarantees that they would not be badly treated if they invested in Mexico.
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But the Trump campaign's brief moment of victory at the vice presidential debate feels like the distant past, as Trump will look to somehow defend himself in the face of troubling history of overt misogyny.
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But clues from the geologic record suggest that the climate change driving ice loss in Antarctica is doing so much faster than during its periods of ice loss in the distant past, Shepherd told Live Science.
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This underground system, along with its visible embankments, would, both directly and by example, save countless lives in the developed world during the next century—making cholera epidemics, for instance, a thing of the distant past.
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Really, though, the novel is about swinging time: The chapters alternate between the recent past (narrator in Africa, narrator on a date) and the distant past (narrator in dance class, narrator at home with her parents).
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The threat of vape lung seems to have receded to the distant past now that we are all facing the coronavirus, but new research has shed light on the nature of that much more limited epidemic.
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Captain Marvel is gearing up to be one of the biggest superhero movies of the year, sending the Marvel cinematic universe into the distant past (the '90s) to give us the story of Carol Danvers, a.k.a.
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Dragonfly's primary mission will be to search for signs of life, flying to diverse sites, including organic dunes and an impact crater where scientists believe water and prebiotic materials may have existed together in the distant past.
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The result is an effect more usually associated with fiction than history, of inspiring a powerful imaginative empathy—not only towards characters in the distant past but towards the strangers all around us, whose humanity we share.
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These "submarine slides" have happened in the North Atlantic in the distant past, and there's a possibility that, owing to climate change, the rapidly warming conditions in the Arctic could make them more likely in the future.
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Though Dr. Simons's career took in myriad fossils, including whales' feet (in the distant past in which his professional life was lived, the footed whale was no oxymoron), he was concerned in particular with the earliest primates.
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And just last week, the Brearley School, an all-girls school in Manhattan, announced it was investigating allegations of abuse that occurred in the "distant past," and asked anyone with information about sexual misconduct to come forward.
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Scientists hope they can get a look into the distant past of the solar system, when protoplanet encounters created Earth and destroyed other would-be terrestrial planets — like the one whose remnants are floating between Mars and Jupiter.
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Instead of seeking justification for their culture in progress and the promise of the future, Germans looked to the distant past to confirm their sense of national greatness, elevating folklore and myths to the pinnacle of high art.
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Meanwhile, over on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog—another beloved character from the distant past of the late 1990s—reemerged to savagely roast Ted Cruz in honor of the midterms (please vote).
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But in an extensive interview, Mr. Schneiderman said that his investigation was focused less on the distant past than on relatively recent statements by Exxon Mobil related to climate change and what it means for the company's future.
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If not for this whole episode, the next time he praised me on Facebook might have been on hearing news of my death (hopefully so far in the future that Facebook will be a thing of the distant past).
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I am visibly nervous, and he does his best to calm me by swapping stories about old New York sideshow legends of the distant past like the great sword swallower Estelline Pike and Al Flosso, the Coney Island Fakir.
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"We have recently been made aware of possible sexual misconduct, not related to current faculty or staff, which occurred in the distant past," school officials said in an email sent to alumnae, staff members and families of current students.
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Evidence from the distant past, when the Earth was a few degrees warmer than it is today, suggests that sea levels were 20 to 30 feet higher — which can only be explained by very rapid collapse of ice sheets.
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"Attempts to use the Olympic Games as some kind of political weapon ... I thought that was all in the distant past," said Zhukov, referring to Cold War sporting tensions between the Soviet Union and the United States in the 1980s.
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Back then, shares of Netflix — under pressure after the company upped prices for its newly separated DVD-mailing and streaming services — dropped 7003% over the course of several months, a vicious decline that now seems part of the distant past.
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This shows that a line between the intolerable and the just about tolerable, between the past and the distant past can be drawn—and moved—without a free-for-all in which vast amounts of art are suddenly up for grabs.
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I'm fortunate to have never known such horrors firsthand, but seeing this living record of what happened drove home the reality of something that, I think for a lot of people today, is an indistinct horror story from the distant past.
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In the distant past of 2009, when both Knowles and her co-star Idris Elba were on a somewhat lower tier of fame, it made sense for them to take the leading roles in the studio-fronted erotic drama Obsessed.
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Sports of The Times As a child, I read and reread a Ray Bradbury short story about a hunter who traveled back to the distant past to bag a dinosaur, illegally stepped off a levitating walkway and mistakenly crushed a butterfly.
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Correction (April 16th 2019): Almost as if to illustrate Johnson's point that African American English has a consistent internal grammar, this column made a mistake in it: the distant past is "I been did that", not "I been done that".
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Going deeper into his subject through the artful deployment of his materials, the biographer inhabits his subject's life as if he had been there — as if the events he's relating hadn't occurred in the distant past but had just happened.
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When I say that Republicans have been more protectionist than Democrats, I'm not talking about the distant past, about the high-tariff policies of the Gilded Age; I'm talking about modern Republican presidents, like Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush.
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Those aren't in the distant past: She is 18 and graduated last year with a critically beloved EP called "Habit" under her belt and ideas in her head for her first full-length album for the storied label Matador Records.
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After 20 years of hearing tales about the fight in Fengchen, Xiaomei Chen, Ying Guan Chen's daughter, said she still had a hard time believing that something from the distant past — and from another continent — had caused her father's death.
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A plurality of survey respondents in two states, Kentucky and Tennessee, listed their ancestries simply as "United States," suggesting that they view their roots as more tightly connected to this country than to some far-off region from the distant past.
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Fewer Americans had engaged in these kinds of sex in the past year, however, suggesting that a lot of their exploration was in the distant past—months or years earlier—even though many people still found these kinds of sex to be appealing.
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For those who see "man, the hunter" and "woman, the nurturer" when they imagine life in the distant past, Mr Fuentes points out that there is no evidence from archaeology to support the idea that roles were assigned according to gender or age.
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" Tsipras said that Steinmeier's visit was a chance for a fresh start in bilateral relations, but added: "Of course, this doesn't mean that we must forget or that we can sweep any of our differences from the distant past under the carpet.
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And unlike Michael Bloomberg&aposs inclination for sexist commentary, the hostile workplace allegations cannot be dismissed as a relic of the distant past: The company has faced eight discrimination suits since the former mayor regained his perch as president and CEO in 2014.
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If and when she does testify, you can bet that Republican senators will try to undermine her explosive claim on the basis that the memory of an event that occurred 36 years ago must be unreliable because it happened in the distant past.
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But Mr. Malakhov, who set off from Dillingham, Alaska, last month and returns from the wilderness this week, believes that politics is secondary to "people-to-people contacts," and that a friendlier future can be reached by a detour through the distant past.
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A June debate attack on Biden for his 1970s opposition to cross-district busing was impressive in the moment, but ended up making Harris look like just another politician out to score points by dredging up an issue from the distant past.
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Researchers created a new classification for these interstellar objects, and gave it a Hawaiian name that "reflects the way this object is like a scout or messenger sent from the distant past to reach out to us," according to a Minor Planet Center communication.
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The region has already produced fossilized remains of the massive cannibalistic Majungasaurus dinosaur, the flying raptor Rahonavis, and the ten-pound frog Beelzebufo, so there's no reason to expect it to stop churning out the skeletons of weirdos from the distant past anytime soon.
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That America may seem today to be a thing of the distant past, but its shade is still with us and asserts itself from time to time, reminding us of what America has meant to so many generations of its citizens and its friends abroad.
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Even though major collisions might seem like something that only affects the distant past or remote areas—a headache for T-Rexes and Russians, but not you—the fact that more population centers haven't been in harm's way so far is basically down to random chance.
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In a country where forgetfulness and forgiveness are interchangeable and there is collective mental bias for the immediate present than the distant past, Marcos' blitzkrieg campaign of "historical revisionism" has proven increasingly effective, especially among the youth and those who are critical of the Philippines' oligarchy.
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Destroyer jumps back in forth in time, between the distant past, when a young Erin went undercover with a cult-like criminal gang, and the present, when she's terrorizing the L.A. underworld, trying to track down the man who controlled that crew and ruined her life.
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The president is best understood not as a figure who harkens back to the distant past, evokes other lands, or foreshadows the future, but one who is representative of this very moment in America, where media overload is destroying the sense of a shared public reality.
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Mr. Staley thought the letters were malicious, because Mr. Main's issues were in the distant past, he had successfully surmounted them and he had maintained an unblemished record since then, according to a bank employee familiar with the matter but not authorized to discuss it publicly.
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"Porgy and Bess" comes to the Met at a time when the United States is consumed with conflicts over prejudice, demonization of the "other," economic inequality, sexual assault and an opioid crisis, issues that the opera grapples with in various ways, even from the distant past.
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While this new ice cap work doesn't necessarily change our understanding of Martian habitability in the distant past, it does help scientists further refine what Mars looked like thousands of years in the past, and help predict what it may look like thousands of years in the future.
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It may seem like a fairy tale from the distant past, now that your next date is just a right swipe away, but meeting a new partner randomly at a bar or house party (or even because you got on the wrong bus) was actually common just one generation ago.
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Duff's couple's costume from hell can best be described using the title of her own song: It was, in fact, "So Yesterday" — "yesterday" in this case referring to a time in the distant past when it was socially acceptable to wear insulting costumes that mocked the indigenous people of our country.
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While the prequel being set in the distant past means you're probably not going to see any familiar faces from "Game of Thrones," the Age of Heroes did feature distant ancestors of some of the most popular "Game of Thrones" characters, like Brandon the Builder, the legendary founder of House Stark.
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He is there in the future, when the modest house is pulled down and an office building erected in its stead, and he is there in the distant past, when a pioneer family pitches camp, and the father stakes his claim—knocking poles into the earth, to mark his dwelling place.
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Created by Paul Attanasio ("Bull" and "Homicide: Life on the Street"), "Tommy" is in some respects as familiar as cop shows of the distant past -- think "Ironside," for those old enough to remember -- but freshens the formula by incorporating timely storylines, and a wry sensibility that plays to Falco's strengths.
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A long time ago, in the distant past of the 1990s, before sad à la carte fruit and cheese plates and $11 spinach wraps for purchase became the culinary rule of the American skies, airlines served hot meals even to the huddled masses seated in coach on long domestic flights.
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Mr. Cruz and the "super PACs" supporting him have criticized him for this line of attack and are doing everything they can to erode faith in Mr. Trump and to exacerbate doubts in those who are considering him, pointing not just to remarks from the distant past but to more recent ones.
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"We know absolutely nothing about what types of meteorites fell on Earth in the distant past, before one or two million years [ago]," said Birger Schmitz, a professor in geology at Sweden's Lund University and the lead author of the paper outlining the discovery, which was published on Tuesday in Nature Communications.
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To get a picture of which genes came from the distant past, researchers took a look at a map of the neanderthal haplotype—the many variations of genes that a species carries—and compared it to the genes carried by 28,000 Europeans who'd had their genetic profile linked to their medical records.
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"This means that either a large part of the population does not perceive such instances as emergencies, perhaps because they occurred in the distant past or the victim is not in imminent danger, or the barriers to intervening outweigh the benefits, even when an incident is perceived to be an emergency," the study states.
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Editorial The Obama administration has worked diligently over the last five years to ease the marginalization of more than 70 million Americans with criminal records that can shut them out of jobs, housing, higher education or the consumer credit system — sometimes for minor offenses in the distant past or arrests that never led to conviction.
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The Nationals tacked on three more runs in the eighth and ninth to gain a comfortable lead, and with the final out, they joined the other successful baseball clubs from Washington from the distant past — including the old Senators and the Homestead Grays, the Negro League powerhouse that played many of its games in Washington's old Griffith Stadium.
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While Mars has long been a favorite in the hunt for signs of extinct life, there's growing evidence that Venus could have been habitable in the very distant past—some models suggest that in the distant past, the planet had liquid water oceans for up to 2 billion years, which is long enough for life to evolve.
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But my angst about the holiday season is not exactly unique, even among the people I'm close to: Right now, I am confident, there are an untold number of people out there feeling similar anxiety about the prospect of remembering and then obtaining something I mentioned I might like to own at some point in the distant past.
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Some might try to argue that after the destruction of the Temple in A.D. 70, Israel was returned again to the realm of Jewish idea, where it remained for nearly two millenniums, until in the early 20th century it shifted from an idea about origin, about the distant past, to an idea about being and about the near future.
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Religious people will have to try describing to non-religious people what it means to live according to a text or a narrative that was formed many centuries ago; and to explain that for them, texts written in the distant past can be of decisive importance to life in the year 2017, because these eternally significant words are perpetually gaining new meanings.
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"The name, which was chosen by the Pan-STARRS team, is of Hawaiian origin and reflects the way this object is like a scout or messenger sent from the distant past to reach out to us (ʻou means reach ou for, and mua, with the second mua placing emphasis, means first, in advance of)," according to the Minor Planet Center.
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Just look at 22003 winner Green Book.) What probably took it down in the end was a vague sense that it spoke to the distant past — not just because it talked about World War I, but because it felt like a throwback to All Quiet on the Western Front, literally the third Best Picture winner ever (and a terrific movie).
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I know I can't fix it, he said, I know it's too late, we can't go back, he spoke of it as if it were the distant past, and this made me angry, since what was the point of his message then, why had he sent it to me, why had he drawn me back to him, drawn me back but only so far.
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In another gallery, fleshy paintings by Eugene Leroy, sensual abstractions of the figure like "Petit nu profond (Small profound nude)" (1997), are again linked to the distant past with a neighboring bust of "Madonna and Child from the Altarpiece of St. Mary in St. Kolumba" (1677), which was rescued from the ruins of the church and restored from 70 fragments after having been destroyed by American and British bombs in 1945.
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From there, the exhibit lunges into recent history, with Michael Galinsky's photos of the day the KKK came to Chapel Hill in 1987; leaps into the present, with Diego Camposeco's stylized portraits of Latin-American immigration; flings itself back to the distant past, most forcibly in "I PUT A SPELL ON YOU" (2015), Jeffrey Gibson's Everlast punching bag covered in faux-Native-American beadwork, where we seem to come to the fundamental crime.
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