They hoisted up crab traps, lobster traps, chains and anchors onto volunteer boats.
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There were several species of shrews that we caught in bucket traps, pitfall traps.
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The booby traps utilized steel traps with steel teeth commonly used to trap wild animals.
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Instead, Avedisian and van de Walle placed glue traps and spring traps all over the kitchen.
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She has stumbled in traps of her own making — those emails — and traps set by others.
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The nitrogen oxide traps, by contrast, hurt fuel mileage and acceleration when the traps are fully deployed.
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Yet another threat faced by platypuses are yabby traps, also known as Opera House traps because of their shape.
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If the traps become really good, people might one day be able to set them inside their homes like ant traps.
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He's still accumulating traps and owns about a third of the 150 traps that students in the program are permitted to use.
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Every destination has its tourist traps, which aren't necessarily "traps" but still garner the most attention and, sometimes, cost the most money.
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King and Atwood toppled into the water, along with 75 heavy traps, anchors, buoys, and a tangle of rope linking the traps together.
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There are many other means of controlling pests such as snap traps and electrical traps that do not take nearly the same toll on wildlife.
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The last working day, Matt went down the ropes, and then I walked around the mountain and brought in my butterfly traps and brought in my camera traps.
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Several months later, traps caught two more creatures, and just a few weeks ago, they got confirmation that a male and female were caught by the traps and killed.
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For the new study, Aston University PhD student Federica Boiocchi and her colleagues used ultraviolet (UV) light traps, electronic fly killers, and sticky traps to collect nearly 533,000 insects.
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He arranged "a Maginot Line of glue traps" and set out a pizza box with a mouse-size hole and, inside, pieces of mozzarella and pepperoni surrounded by glue traps.
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The third, SD Tactical Arms, simply shut down its line of solvent traps and began selling barrel shrouds, whose measurements and hardware closely match those of the old solvent traps.
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These include the effectiveness of using enemies found in nature to attack the armyworm, scent traps armed with deadly chemicals, and pheromone traps that can render the worms infertile, he said.
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The researchers tested four traps designed in the US. The good news is that the traps did work on the common bedbug, which lack these additional capabilities and therefore can't escape.
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This provides a nice snapshot of what's running around the environs, and scientists don't have to tramp through the jungle chasing animals or setting up camera traps — or worse, real traps.
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Methods include poison bait, cyanide traps, neck snares, aerial gunning from helicopters, and leghold traps, according to reporting by Christopher Ketcham in Harper's Magazine and Ben Goldfarb in High Country News.
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Among those are foothold traps, body-crushing traps, aerial gunning and the use of toxic gas cartridges to spray animals with sodium cyanide or to emit carbon monoxide into wildlife dens.
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Mr. Sutherland regularly checks box traps set in the forest to catch ferrets, stoats and rats that prey on the young, flightless birds, refilling the traps with fresh eggs for bait.
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Chemical traps have to be refilled, while electric traps tend to kill mosquitoes; Harrington wants her new trap to harness the power of sound to capture living specimens for monitoring and study.
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Neutrophil extracellular traps, appropriately shortened to NETs, are traps that neutrophils—a type of white blood cell that usually eats up intruding bacteria—set up as an immune defense in the body.
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Discreet traps have been set up throughout the city today.
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Kline said the lab also works on testing mosquito traps.
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Now, go lay those thirst traps and get out there.
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However The Leftovers shrewdly sidesteps most of Lost's storytelling traps.
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Glover simply wants to avoid the traps of network television.
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The baleen traps small creatures such as fish or plankton.
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These adages remind us to avoid traps and seize opportunities.
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He didn't get dragged into obvious traps Kaine was setting.
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But in winter, morning mist traps particles at ground level.
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Lines connect the traps to buoys on the water surface.
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These traps mimic mosquito breeding sites, but contain toxic chemicals.
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And the area remains awash with bodies and booby traps.
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To hear stories from grumpy Mainers who sell lobster traps.
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Such dangerous conditions can easily turn buildings into death traps.
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A taxing dungeon full of traps, monsters and ancient treasure?
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In other places, I just walked around between the traps.
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There weren't swarms of grasshoppers; the traps were often empty.
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You don't know how to be subtle or avoid traps.
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" Jones then chimed in, "So they are basically booby traps.
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Thomas tried everything: traps, cinnamon rolls laced with poison, trenches.
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Turtle traps, on the other hand, can readily be found.
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Here are some of the traps borrowers have run into.
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The rat traps can accommodate up to 80 rat carcasses.
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An eradication strategy would likely include insecticides and bucket traps.
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For many, these deals can quickly turn into money traps.
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Mainers love to build Christmas trees out of lobster traps.
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These aren't cracks that families are falling into, they're traps.
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They can hide, plan elaborate traps, and outsmart other players.
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Each discusses how the internet distorts reality and traps us.
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Here are some common traps founders need to beware of.
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The illusion of certain progress and certain doom are traps.
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If anyone can avoid falling into Vrabel's traps, it's Belichick.
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And there's never been a complaint on backdoors or traps.
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Their camera traps captured foxes and wolverines, among other visitors.
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Meanwhile "dumb" traps can still be smarter in other ways.
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We have a mouse problem, and have put out traps.
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Its filter traps 99 percent of cat and dog allergens.
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The use of animals as booby traps is not new.
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Forget roses: Thirst traps are the love language of 2019.
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Roadside bombs targeted Humvees, and booby traps littered the neighborhood.
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Roadside bombs targeted Humvees, and booby traps littered the neighborhood.
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On occasion, the novel falls into its own aesthetic traps.
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For many, these deals can quickly turn into money traps.
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Has your bovine bud been posting more thirst traps lately?
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There will be many elements, multiple paths, and many traps.
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King and a new crewman, Wayne Atwood, were putting the first line of 20 traps in the water when King noticed the right-side rail—which helps support the stack of traps—was loose.
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It is a physical barrier protecting the skin; it traps discharge, dirt and debris; it also traps moisture, helping the vulvar skin maintain a higher moisture content relative to skin elsewhere on your body.
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Traps are sometimes used by farmers and ranchers to catch livestock predators, but the primary use for leg-hold traps is to catch an animal in a way that preserves the value of its pelt.
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Studying the Deccan Traps would allow the researchers to determine an eruption timeline and compare it to the Chicxulub asteroid impact on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, half a world away from the Deccan Traps flood basalts.
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But, yeah, thirst traps really do well for the young people.
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Instead, it traps gases for years or decades at a time.
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Death traps us in our life stories as told by others.
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You have a larger selection of enemy attacks and booby traps.
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But abstention traps them in a cycle of neglect and alienation.
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That traps heat in the air, the water and the land.
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The new impeachment rules provide a way out of these traps.
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It's just one of those clever little traps businesses set up.
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Her second novel, Traps, is a thriller that released in 2013.
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It's possible that Cloak & Dagger might fall into the same traps.
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Ikea makes some of the world's finest Dyson 2360 Eye traps.
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Corbett, India's oldest reserve, is dotted with over 200 camera traps.
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Hospitals have become death traps for want of power and equipment.
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Bump and bounce through a dangerous web of tricks and traps.
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That's why the show traps 25 women in a California mansion.
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Perhaps consider investing in one of those old timey bear traps.
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Unless you like overpriced tourist traps with long lines, skip it.
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A lot of pitfalls, traps, and mistakes waiting to be made.
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It attracts and traps the microfibres so they can be recycled.
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It will reportedly take several months to get the traps working.
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And at 123 he still hauls the maximum permitted 800 traps.
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The more your sweat, the more these heat traps steam up.
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The next week, a new set of traps is on deck.
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But that doesn't mean other diplomatic traps aren't lying in wait.
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It traps them in tedious jobs with no prospect of advancement.
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"It's the smell; it traps me whenever I come," he said.
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"I've seen more traps that I can tell you," said McCleskey.
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High Efficiency Filter traps 99 percent of cat and dog allergens
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Others said hackers may quickly be able to detect the traps.
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Biologists usually have to set up camera traps to count them.
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An elaborate tomb filled with valuable trinkets and comical booby-traps?
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Avoid these 11 common time management traps that most entrepreneurs make.
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It also limits the number of traps each licensee can have.
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The natural traps buried their bodies quickly, protecting them from scavengers.
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If someone is well, hands act like sticky traps for viruses.
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But moving forward, happier memories stick with me like glue traps.
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That is why many manuals offer advice for navigating communication traps.
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And booby traps and unexploded ordnance could take years to clear.
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It has also targeted restaurants, encouraging them to use grease traps.
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Two of the companies, Dark Side Defense and Solvent Traps, Etc.
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Outside, a minivan rigged with steel animal traps blocked the driveway.
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Wildlife officials have used snare traps to protect the endangered birds.
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Across the bay, glaciers sit atop mountains like alpine sand traps.
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It's time to ban traps that injure but do not kill.
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John Malatare sat a couple of rows away, calling out traps.
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Checks using insect nets and sticky traps showed the same trend.
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Already, he says, crabbers are setting traps by flashlight at night.
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That's great news for those posting sexy stories and thirst traps.
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There are now a total of twenty traps on private properties.
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Paying for convenience traps like a delivery service can add up.
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Plenty, if not most, tourist traps are not worth your time.
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It's in part because of topography that traps ozone and pollution.
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READ: Domestic abuse could spike as the coronavirus traps people indoors.
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These carnivorous plants have developed a multitude of different mechanisms for trapping their prey, ranging from snap traps (such as the Venus flytrap, which use rapid leaf movements to kill) to pitfall traps (where insects become trapped in a plant's slippery pitcher and are then broken down by digestive enzymes), but some of the most remarkable species make use of bladder traps.
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But the estate tax is just one of the potential tax traps.
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Historically, it marks the time of year when beaver traps were set.
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We need to help people avoid getting caught in these genetic traps.
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The scam is one of several traveler traps in vogue these days.
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Finally there are traps that can freeze, burn, or shock an enemy.
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Researchers have to test the traps, repellents and pesticides in various environments.
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Self-Driving Cars Feel Like Death Traps–Can We Be Convinced Otherwise?
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We set the bait and the traps, and they'll come to us.
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"We have fallen into the traps of the sexual revolution," he says.
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When the county uses other traps, that information is an educated guess.
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This short video shows one of his camera traps being set-up.
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Traps baited with pheromones became between 10 and 30 percent more effective.
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It's in part because of topography that traps ozone and pollution in.
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The immigration question contains plenty of traps for Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party.
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The Deccan traps, a large volcanic formation located in west-central India.
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When they leave the cabin, man traps fur while bear washes his.
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Production could have easily set a few important traps for the flies.
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My trapline covered the entire island so I could set traps anywhere.
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Trans women are often portrayed as traps in "shemale" porn (a slur).
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And perhaps expect to spring a couple of perjury traps on him.
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Let's just hope McDowell's legal team is as strong as his traps.
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Insecurity traps people in extreme impoverishment, restricts economic growth, and sparks conflict.
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"Never fall into the traps of the rich," he often told me.
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Baiting traps have been set up with food, according to ABC 7.
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Step two is to study the system and set up booby traps.
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Your most powerful traps and Freaker-killing tools require lots of scavenging.
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His mantra was, 'Child, don't fall into the traps of the rich.
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It's about process crimes and perjury traps, and I decline to participate.
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The tree included 155 lobster traps, 180 lobster buoys, and 2,500 lights.
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She's even had them set traps and tracking tunnels around the school.
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So, anyone else get primate photos like this from forest cam traps.
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A big payoff came when the researchers set up the camera traps.
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The hardness of the upper layers then traps these polymers underneath it.
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Whether they will always find their traps full, however, is another question.
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Each day, they set out the traps again, watching for colorful specimens.
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Brett's novel is a rare page turner that avoids the obvious traps.
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The built-in high-efficiency filter apparently traps 75503% of allergens, too.
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But these "quick and simple" loans quickly become long-term debt traps.
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So she set up booby traps around where they will come through.
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Solipsism and self-absorption traps them in the Bardo; empathy frees them.
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Why am I so prone to falling into mental traps like this?
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Various British officials in Moscow also fell foul of Soviet honey traps.
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How damaging are lost crab traps to efforts to restore seafloor ecosystems?
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Here are some of the most common mental traps that hold us back from success — and how to overcome them: Mistaking our emotions as evidence for the truth is one of the most common mental traps we fall into.
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It traps ambient carbon dioxide with absorbent filters inside the plant's air collector.
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Click here to learn more about LikeALocal and skip the tourist traps. 12.
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Or worse, they transmit false data about accidents, traffic issues, or speed traps.
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Those also will be charged to your credit card and become subscription traps.
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When burned, these fuels emit carbon dioxide, which traps heat in the atmosphere.
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Attempts to bring about gradual change are traps set by the ruling class.
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But the film is also smart enough to avoid a variety of traps.
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" Dolores quips cruelly, "Your new world is just another one of their traps.
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But Mr Turnbull laid several traps for Mr Dutton even as he conceded.
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Lionising the long term and chasing mega-trends can thus both be traps.
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Because the top of the glass is narrow, it traps the fragrance longer.
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Coalition forces will also likely face suicide bombs, car bombs and booby traps.
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They have the numbers, and the mental cunning to lure him into traps.
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It is adding new traps for the Aedes aegypti mosquitoes that carry Zika.
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She traps him inside himself, in an empty realm called the Sunken Place.
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Excluding Instagram, where he posted thirst traps like this one and this one.
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The area is being cleared of homemade bombs and booby traps, he said.
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Coalition forces will also likely face suicide bombings, car bombs and booby traps.
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"I don't think there are any traps that will be set," Miller said.
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Meche displays a crawfish from one of his traps on March 217, 1633.
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Half the doors are locked with arcane traps; the others are just locked.
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He would be setting off bear traps and bleeding all over the floor.
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"It stirs more dust into the air than it traps," explains Dr. Corn.
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I just think they're too risky here, and they are value traps, too.
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This traps salt molecules, but allows the smaller water molecules to go through.
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What they did: Researchers placed insect-catching traps in nature preserves in Germany.
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Rhode Island's Block Island creates a tree made from lobster traps every year.
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For a researcher, there are drawbacks to the mosquito traps that currently exist.
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There are other traps of impoliteness that the business traveller can fall into.
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That's just one more of the traps she'll be springing on the GOP.
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The show deserves extra credit for not falling into a few TV traps.
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Snagged on barbed wire traps, the tufts provide clues to the bears' diet.
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The CFPB is our front-line defense against debt traps and abusive lending.
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The president and his party are also facing plenty of political traps ahead.
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"These aren't 'cracks' that families are falling into; they are traps," Warren said.
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Here are the easiest traps to fall into and how to sidestep them.
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HANNITY: But they are setting traps for him to get mad and fire.
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Am I 0003 pounds with my "traps" coming right out of my ears?
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"I've noticed that there are more traps out by commercial fisheries," he says.
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"Rodchenkov created traps," Mr. Mutko said, scribbling on blank paper as he spoke.
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Mr. Putin, he added, "is ready to lure him into many different traps."
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The term traps women in an endless cycle of shame and self-recrimination.
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He's going to complain to Instagram because his thirst traps aren't blowing up?
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They're setting traps and fishing and getting clams to sell at the market.
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Do the Chinese, Indians, Russians and Egyptians stumble into the same mental traps?
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At Fuego and other stratovolcanoes, the thicker magma traps much of the gas.
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It's sensible to be aware of these traps, but sometimes free means free.
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That's grease on the floor, making those fireball traps that much more dangerous.
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" Terrain traps, Avalanche Canada says, make the "consequence of an avalanche more serious.
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That gas traps the sun&aposs heat, raising average temperatures across the globe.
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And carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas that traps heat in the atmosphere.
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But he has human intelligence; he regularly releases his animal companions from traps.
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Management and a pest control company set sticky traps and made other fixes.
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The traps are set once a week and emptied after twenty-four hours.
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Meanwhile, bathtub manufacturers do not spend their days plotting more effective death traps.
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"Traps" are usually being told to shut, not demonstrate affection as KISSERS do.
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Something in their design — either deliberate or by chance — captures and traps noise.
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In the tiny, Instagram-friendly fishing village of Smögen, fisherman Martin of Smögens Fiske & Skärgårdsturer goes out every single day to drop wooden fish traps—rather, flick traps effortlessly with his fingers—into the ocean to harvest tons of langoustines.
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After trying bug bombs, traps, and aerosol sprays, he purchased six house geckos online.
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The mice will need some time to map out a route around the traps.
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Orchards and fields full of thistles hiding ISIS mines and booby traps surrounded us.
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This could include physical methods like traps and vacuums, and preventative measures like sanitation.
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They take position in fallow fields or vineyards, and install bird traps called matoles.
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He first captured bacteria in these light traps, in an accidental discovery, in 1987.
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Some cops have gone so far as to post fake speed traps to Waze.
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AT FIRST glance, the Plaza Mayor might seem like one of Madrid's tourist traps.
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The leech work cost just $3,770, while the camera traps came in at $24,800.
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Either sing the entire song from start to finish or keep your traps shut.
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Coercive amnesia traps a person, or a society, in a cycle of neurotic repetition.
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First, players can build a room of treasure bait with fiendish guardians or traps.
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They suffered wounds from gunfire, land mines, mortar rounds, car bombings and booby-traps.
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We love the tantalizing prospect of Dany meeting Cersei, and they debate laying traps.
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They have designated safe zones, traps for wildlife, and a well-stocked fishing spot.
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These indexes show the limits of archives themselves and how names can become traps.
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We perused the local mom-and-pop scenes, but also indulged in tourist traps.
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You could ride any above ground public transportation system but that traps you inside.
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And all those traps and guns and poisons still haven't gotten the job done.
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It takes a lot of forethought to avoid those traps, as Jayanth's experience shows.
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If we are not careful, we may fall into the traps set by others.
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Anxiety, for starters, can feed a number of existing logical fallacies called thinking traps.
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They made sure to move the traps around so they wouldn't harm insect populations.
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Only traps are permitted, which must have escape hatches for tiddlers and be biodegradable.
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We called The Temple Bar one of the most overrated tourist traps in Europe.
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That study used data from 2000 to 2005, but the traps are still running.
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The material created by scientists traps 99.995 percent of the light traveling to it.
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Richard Cordray, the agency's director, alleges that many loans "ensnare" borrowers in debt traps.
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"The storm surge is a big thing that really traps everyone," he told CNN.
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The elephants also fall prey to poachers or traps set up to catch animals.
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His soldiers fought slowly from house to house, impeded by snipers and booby traps.
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"The forest officials have put up cages and traps in that area," said Chaudhuri.
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Herders also capture and kill lions, using leghold traps made from old car springs.
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Mr. Audi's production, which opened on Tuesday at the Met, falls into these traps.
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"We knew traps would give him trouble," linebacker Connor Barwin said, referring to Bradford.
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On one striking full page, Grill grimly presents the 130 distinctive traps Seton used.
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"Banks were churning out mortgages that were loaded with tricks and traps," she said.
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Three saltwater crocs were spotted this year and traps were laid two weeks ago.
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She was talking about camera traps and how to track animals in different locations.
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Camera traps have become especially helpful to scientists who study hard-to-spot species.
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Havahart, which sells wildlife control products, recommended a mixture of repellents and humane traps.
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Red and blue metal insect traps and dead bees are scattered around the floor.
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These deployable underwater fences produce small electric fields that guide the fish to traps.
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These high-tech devices catch mosquitoes — though not in big batches, like typical traps.
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Documentary filmmakers install camera traps to capture footage of elusive creatures like Siberian tigers.
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Now, Apple users can join in on reporting crashes, speed traps, and traffic slowdowns.
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We see them shot from airplanes, killed by traps and laid waste by poison.
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We see them shot from airplanes, killed by traps and laid waste by poison.
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Yet crab traps stood stacked in their orderly rows, unfazed by a monster storm.
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Don&apost fall for these tourist traps when you visit the city of lights.
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Never mind many thousands of people stuck in debt traps all over the country.
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As a psychotherapist, I see people fall into the same traps year after year.
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Some of the Deccan Traps are more than a mile thick in some areas.
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The county hopes to double the number of traps in the next few weeks.
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Step 2: Stack lobster traps and wrap with fresh garland, Christmas lights and buoys.
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Wayan, where Mr. Vongerichten's son, Cédric, is the chef, avoids both traps, I think.
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Dread campaigns become boring when players fail to stumble across the creator's intended traps.
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More experiential than theatrical, the room traps you in a moment of shocked alienation.
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" It could be anything, she says, even "drones with traps on them — who knows.
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Despite the risk of unexploded bombs and booby-traps, 60,000 people have gone back.
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In their effort to create water traps, the termites are reshaping the landscape around them.
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And I was like, if we can produce content, I call them thoughtful thirst traps.
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We arrived just as special operations teams combed the area for explosives and booby traps.
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Cleveland's other defenders did an excellent job of recovering quickly following traps, which is vital.
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Slower still will be efforts to clear the booby traps and bombs they've left behind.
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For Jon Wilkins, executive chairman of agency Karmarama, many marketers have fallen into similar traps.
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Even the trapmen don't go into the water, letting the tides carry out the traps.
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Gerica said that in a regular year, he can expect to lose about 60 traps.
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The blast occurred as bomb technicians were attempting to defuse booby traps, the statement said.
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Mosquito control for Chatham County, which includes Savannah, traps extensively, with records going back years.
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With so many economies now stuck in liquidity traps, it more political shocks seem inevitable.
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"Of course, my traps also photographed many other creatures," noted Burrard-Lucas at his website.
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In recaptured towns, they face the threat of booby traps left by ISIS's skilled bombmakers.
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ISIS has deployed its full repertoire: snipers, booby traps, a web of tunnels for ambushes.
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Twice a week, these hunters deploy 30 cage traps and use rice flour as bait.
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We need you to come back next summer to buy more lobster and lobster traps.
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On public lands, the state is trying to get rid of the lizards through traps.
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The location of the other two traps where infected mosquitoes were caught was not disclosed.
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But we are just not going to subject them to what we call perjury traps.
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Beyond the ditch is a desiccated stretch of desert now mostly cleared of booby traps.
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It is a highly unique area filled with secret science experiments, traps and dead ends.
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Some designated areas were too low and became death traps where scores seeking safety drowned.
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It's easier to have respect for one another and not fall into those misogynistic traps.
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" He adds: "Duck boats are death traps, and with the canopies, they are sinking coffins.
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Like Mr Chang, he highlights systemic economic traps from which it will struggle to escape.
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Truth is, love hurts, it traps you, chews you up and spits you back out.
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There are a total of 80 of these traps, and they're checked every other month.
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This required traps placed in the canopy and spotlighting -- both difficult in the dense rainforest.
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Are there "death traps or kill mechanisms" along the way that finish us off instead?
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And some items — like these $4 plant balls — were perfect traps for the impulse buyer.
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Some questions were "unnecessary" and others were "possible traps" or might be irrelevant, he said.
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It is commentators like Flanagan, Weiss, Roiphe, and Sullivan who set these traps for women.
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MacKenzie is an author of multiple novels, including Traps and The Testing of Luther Albright.
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Larry McDonald, editor of the Bear Traps Report, does not share in Wald's bullish view.
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Although the traps appeared quite effective at lowering mosquito populations, they had some significant drawbacks.
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Tens of thousands of homes remain destroyed, and cities are rigged with explosive booby traps.
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Troops in Palmyra are now dismantling explosive booby traps planted by IS, the station reported.
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In real life, however, what effect would these booby traps have on the human body?
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Collected bones contribute towards unlocking new stages with different, more dangerous enemies and devious traps.
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Even with the increased surveillance provided by the camera traps, there have been few sightings.
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A huge array of glue traps around the kitchen is what finally did the trick. . . .
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Commodity-exposed countries are also attractive, said Larry McDonald, publisher of the Bear Traps Report.
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He now talks more broadly about "identity traps" that encompass implicit biases and much more.
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But this perspective also occasionally traps the series' female characters in that same childhood stasis.
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The mountainous border is scarred with barbed wire, tank traps, land mines and guard posts.
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By concentrating on work, Mr Bennet takes note of the perennial worry about welfare traps.
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As the sea surface melts, it grows darker, which traps more heat, causing more melting.
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They have provided data about debt traps they say China has created elsewhere, she added.
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Although Trump's foibles seem to make him ripe for lampoon, they wind up being traps.
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The event created the Emeishan Traps, a massive basaltic formation that stretches across southwest China.
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Booby traps and powerful monsters lurk in every corner of this woman's Baroque-themed house.
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Professional fishers use equipment like nets and traps to collect fish for people to eat.
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The proprietor is Jimmy Hayward, whose fish traps and parked boats aren't just for show.
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New York rat traps: Brooklyn's top official unveiled a new rat-killing device: a bucket.
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Unfortunately, despite its novel approach, "Judy" falls into the same traps as other biographical films.
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With their upcoming decision about Nike Vaporflys, do they risk falling into the same traps?
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The traps that health departments bought to catch Culex mosquitoes are not attractive to Aedes.
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Ninety percent of all sabotage is based on some sort of demolitions, or booby traps.
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To avoid being taken advantage of, students need to learn how to recognize financial traps.
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There was a minivan blocking the driveway that was rigged with two steel animal traps.
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Bones from cattle, deer, and otters were deposited near Syltholm, alongside remnants of fish traps.
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The authorities were told bear traps were set but so far had not found any.
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And both agree that the Deccan Traps probably played a part in the extinction event.
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They faced Islamic State booby traps, gunmen and, perhaps scariest of all, suicide car bombers.
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Even though traps were set, Gale stayed away from them, according to the airport spokesperson.
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Member should conduct a check around plants for any obvious traps prior to removing plants.
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I also appreciate that they certainly feel structured without also feeling like Chinese Finger Traps.
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And watching this production, I continued to fall into the same traps I often do.
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The story also refocuses the spotlight on Russia's extensive use of so-called "honey traps".
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A disproportionate number of male mammoths were found preserved in traps, such as holes and bogs.
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Every day at 6 AM, a team of Oregon Fish and Wildlife officers check the traps.
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"Thousands," he says when asked how many mines and booby traps might be in this district.
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And on the weekends, he traps stray cats across the city and adopts out socialized cats.
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Similarly, traps have long used carbon dioxide and other chemicals mosquitoes use to track down humans.
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Adam told me early about the three P's, which are the traps where you don't recover.
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What's more, all that asphalt traps heat and raises the temperature of cities during the summer.
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However desirable economic development is, insisting upon it as the way forward traps billions in poverty.
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The traps themselves also require care; they are artisanal objects held together by an iron wire.
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When a blizzard comes in and traps them, their prayers for safety awaken an ancient evil.
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As the waters get more crowded, more fishing lines get cut and more traps get stolen.
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The journey, however, will be complex and perilous, beset by wrong turnings, chicanes and elephant traps.
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Towns have been devastated by coalition bombing, militia artillery and the booby-traps of retreating jihadists.
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That might be an uphill legal argument that alligators constitute "traps" or "unusual" dangers in Florida.
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When measured by the number caught in sticky traps, invertebrates declined by a factor of 60.
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The traps are set by Russian fishermen, waiting to meet their quota before setting sail again.
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Explore a large, interconnected underworld crawling with cunning creatures, deadly traps, and a mysterious shadowy presence.
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"It was a clear lesson in how you avoid falling into your opponent's traps," Bonjean said.
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It links country, leafy suburbs, the opulent city, tourist delights (and traps) and grotty northern banlieues.
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Better yet, fans could build elaborate ramps and traps that turned matches into amusement park rides.
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Of course, they could be more carefully done and you could avoid some of the traps.
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Overall, many of the works are like traps: alluring and beautiful, but biting in some form.
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Setting up the motion sensor traps, where she walks down a ledge or whatever, that's easy.
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A path fraught with dangers, traps and tigers hiding behind the no-longer-EU-approved forest.
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He told the Post he traps and relocates the snakes he does catch on his jobs.
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She copied the letters, reinforced them, and wove them into finger traps to complete the work.
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In addition, its FullViewSensor™ can even detect and avoid traps like chair and table legs.
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Ransomware, which traps your data behind a paywall, is another nefarious method that's growing in popularity.
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At least two panther kittens were spotted on camera traps near Florida's Caloosahatchee River this year.
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Sinking air, associated with an area of high pressure, essentially traps the heat near the surface.
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Unfortunately, though, one open window negates all the padlocks, bolts, and booby traps money can buy.
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A world first Camera traps automatically start recording when any movement occurs in front of them.
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He has to take great care not to fall into the traps set by Lula's lawyers.
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You know, the ones in Times Square, on Coney Island's boardwalk and in similar tourist traps.
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Thankfully, with the V8 Vantage GT Roadster, Aston Martin hasn't fallen into any of those traps.
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They've been using tunnels, explosive traps, human shields, that it's been difficult to get to them.
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After a haul of three keepers, Lindsay and Brad shove the traps back into the water.
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Dirtbikes: These real-life death traps are the only way to offroad in Ghost Recon: Wildlands.
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The best players, including Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis (pictured), never fall into such traps, however.
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And his traps... if FettyWap hadn't already claimed it, people would call Jecklin the Trap King.
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They've also set 300 rat traps around the trees where the honeycreepers nest, to discourage invaders.
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During the exercise, they will fire multiple rounds of ammunition into bullet traps, the release says.
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CCS traps, transports and buries underground carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas blamed for global warming.
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They're caught using traps, which have to all be baited and dropped to the ocean floor.
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"The storm surge is a big thing that really traps everyone," he said on Saturday morning.
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In theory, horde fights have you scouting out a location and setting a bunch of traps.
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Traps and cameras were placed around the island, and the researchers investigated every nook and cranny.
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At that point, the zoo plans to set up monitored traps in order to catch her.
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When measured by the number caught in sticky traps, invertebrates declined by a factor of 21.
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Bait is left in these traps, making it a pretty damn dangerous spot to be. Srsly?
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The sites are surveyed weekly and more traps are added to locations with high mosquito populations.
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Explore numerous dungeons, riddled with tricks, traps, and enemies, including some from the Super Mario series
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ANNIE FLANDERS Bill always kept telling me not to fall into the traps of the rich.
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In response to Zika, it expedited new uses for pesticide-treated bed nets and mosquito traps.
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Under the program, the police set up committees in schools to educate students about trafficking traps.
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But if she were to win the Democratic nomination, would she fall again into Trump's traps?
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Chipotle and Under Armour look like buys to Larry McDonald, editor of the Bear Traps Report.
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The mosque grounds were off limits as the insurgents are suspected to have planted booby traps.
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Marriage at "nearly 18" is a human-rights abuse that traps girls and destroys their lives.
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The last occupant was an enemy combatant so it could have booby traps, tripwires, weapons caches.
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Researchers can't say for sure that it's because of their traps, but it's an encouraging sign.
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The kind of bored that traps you into thinking that life is always this disgustingly dull.
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It is hardly a fair match-up; Kevin devises an obstacle course of sadistic booby traps.
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A quick scan of the room revealed mouse poison, glue traps, garbage bags and pine cleaner.
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The web is full of "old games" sites offering downloads, and some are dodgy malware traps.
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But our 52 Places columnist finds a way to get away from the traps of luxury.
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But even when we got away from the tourist traps, we couldn't escape who we were.
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The fox was commonly portrayed as untrustworthy, and ensnared birds the way the devil traps sinners.
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In Italy, there is also an effort to divert tourists away from its own tourist traps.
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Here were the wooden snap traps of old, with their trip pedals and spring-loaded guillotines.
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But he has shown a Houdini-like knack for extricating himself from seemingly impossible political traps.
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That's because the region's geography acts as a basin that traps dirty air over the city.
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Oh, right, it's Wednesday, when traps like these really start to make their way into grids.
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And even sophisticated nation state hackers have been using pandemic-related traps to spread their malware.
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The idea is to keep you away from tourist traps and steer you toward hidden gems.
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MacLeod's fiction is full of traps — some physical, some psychological, none easy to wriggle free of.
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Although it falls into some rookie-choreographer traps, it has more shape than Mr. Abraham's efforts.
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Perhaps men would set off booby traps, with a leg lost here, a foot maimed there.
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No matter a person's age, the job of writing a will is full of hidden traps.
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To his credit, President Trump recognized those traps for what they were and exercised strategic patience.
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Without Rubio and Baynes, Booker faced a steady stream of traps and blitzes from the Pelicans.
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The Trump administration says the projects are potential debt traps, but many countries have embraced them.
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The new game tasks players with exploring randomly generated dungeons, dealing with monsters, traps, and puzzles.
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Researchers in the field often use camera traps to remotely photograph the intimate lives of animals.
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His next task is to help with the traps that have been laid in the undergrowth.
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There seems to be natural traps in the landscape where animals are frozen before they decomposed.
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To do that, however, he or she must not fall into the traps of the past.
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"I know how good he is at manipulating and setting up traps," he says of Hollande.
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Offensive obstacles like log-traps smash armored vehicles that penetrate too deeply into the engagement area.
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One of the most common traps that students can fall into is amassing credit card debt.
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Users have had the ability to report speed traps in Google Maps since late last year.
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There's a reason I didn't say Big Daddies or combat arenas where you can create traps.
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" Read the cover story "Is Ancient DNA Research Revealing New Truths — or Falling Into Old Traps?
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Introducing traps and tricks at every turn can make your puzzle come off as too adversarial.
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Other people would say it's too costly and you could just write yourself in anecdotal traps.
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It traps three characters together in a bunker, then heavily suggests the world outside has ended.
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I had pictured us setting traps and watching as droves of hares happily hopped directly into them.
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It depicts the powers of the Ghostbusters' proton pack and ghost traps getting charged into a smartphone.
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Plastic clogs their gut and traps air, so they are unable to dive deep enough to feed.
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The US Navy says new tech could make white-knuckle carrier traps a thing of the past.
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If you don't have a cat, you have to monkey about with traps and boxes of poison.
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Before each treatment, the researchers counted roaches collected in traps to establish a baseline level of infestation.
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In this study, fortunately, the homes unsuccessfully treated with bug bombs were then treated with bait traps.
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"This year Harper & [Gideon] are offering gifts instead of traps," he added, as Gideon described the spread.
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Schal suggests also using roach sticky traps—commonly referred to as roach motels—baited with peanut butter.
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Their fears – of retribution or simply losing the job, however bad – traps workers into accepting their fates.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)The process of buying a new gadget is full of traps and pitfalls.
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Now that the research is complete, the traps need to be designed and placed around the reef.
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Motorists can drive for miles without seeing another vehicle, save perhaps for traffic cops manning speed traps.
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The soldiers have begun to search houses as they clear the area of militants and booby traps.
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He has escaped from many traps on par with infinity scarves, so he may have some ideas.
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Park officers quickly arrived on the scene and set out traps in hopes of finding the lion.
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The traps contain naturally occurring insecticides to kill female mosquitos when they try to lay eggs inside.
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For example, take the argument that the current welfare system discourages work and traps people in poverty.
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They've also scanned the area, set traps and cameras in an effort to track down the bear.
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What's most impressive about Dickinson is how ably it avoids all the traps laid out before it.
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There was no attempt to grapple with the political traps Mr Trump has created for the party.
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Yay for tourist traps and paying exorbitant amounts for a Polaroid of me kissing a dolphin. Woohoo!!
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Every morning in winter, Krivenchik checks his traps and adjusts or moves them if they are empty.
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Waze-crowdsourced data may help you avoid speed traps, but it can't tell you the safest route.
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There are too many traps -- too many opportunities to escalate feelings or fall into destructive debates. 3.
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When implanted in the uterus of mice, the beads proved to be effective sperm traps, preventing pregnancy.
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They had risked all to escape from their homes, through gunfire and possible ISIS-laid booby traps.
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In Charleston County alone, there are 60-70 traps "in places they need to be," he said.
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And here's a deeper dive into Home Alone-specific traps and what they would do to you.
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But they can't move back because of the danger of booby traps and destruction of basic services.
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Wealthier families seem to be moving towards better-performing schools, while rising income inequality traps poorer families.
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Growing up in Pondoland she had run barefoot with the boys, played stick-fights, set animal traps.
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There is an undeniable difficulty in telling postcolonial stories without stumbling into colonial-leaning traps and framings.
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Rogue, lost traps are not the only problem, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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The society reports that poachers commonly use poison, electrocution, steel traps and guns to kill their prey.
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It's 2017, and retail stocks are "value traps," analyst Christian Magoon told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Wednesday.
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Many times, there are integrity traps that have a tendency to catch well-meaning leaders off guard.
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"They had very high kill rates in the mosquito traps there," he said at a news conference.
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To describe a lobster pot as a trap, though, is a bit insulting to most other traps.
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There are even stories of frozen fish heads from Asia finding their way into Maine lobster traps.
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His attorneys Rudy Giuliani, and Jay Sekulow believe that could set up a series of perjury traps.
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His build is athletic without any defining angles: no Tyson biceps, no Holyfield traps, no Hearns sinew.
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It's possible for powerful actors to break out of these "trust traps," but it is very hard.
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One element of the traps that has already proved effective is the sensors used to identify insects.
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I can still see the cul-de-sac from the pitfall traps, where we are gathering lizards.
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Shostakovich's music presents a particularly thorny nest of meanings and counter-meanings, with upsetting traps of tone.
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An increasing number of experts and diplomats accuse the BRI of imposing "debt traps" on vulnerable economies.
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Prone to long pauses, as if avoiding verbal traps, he left more sentences dangling than he finished.
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Hopefully, someone who likes The Cormorant will also like Turd and Things We've Found in Our Traps.
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Those we always take out of the traps and release, and that is 100 percent the truth.
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Boats head from the docks, most loaded high with 375 traps to be "dumped" in the water.
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As if the person responsible isn't the stylist who stuck those death traps on her poor feet.
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"We are clearing streets and buildings of booby-traps and roadside bombs," a federal police officer said.
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When scientists set up camera traps for North American wildlife, large primates aren't usually their main target.
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If taken 30 minutes after an overdose, activated charcoal "adsorbs" (traps) roughly 50 percent of the drug.
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He built this massive hotel in Chicago with all these death traps and hidden doorways and stuff.
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Here are some time management traps that you may be falling into, and ways to conquer them.
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One HFC, 134a, used in most American refrigerators traps 1,300 times more heat than carbon dioxide does.
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When bad weather traps people indoors, calls to the Seattle-area anti-domestic violence organization LifeWire spike.
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They hang among rusty 19th-century farm tools and hunting traps — the artist's tribute to Manifest Destiny.
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I found the Traps/Bait aisle teeming with devices to murder or repel both mice and rats.
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There are still 18 obstacles, hazards and traps Liverpool must navigate, all of them at breakneck speed.
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Every evening at dusk they set traps baited with tuna and mackerel, checking them hourly until dawn.
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The traps take a snap anytime something moves, like a family of bears clambering through the frame.
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He recalled past removal attempts that involved wildlife handlers trying to lure turkeys into traps with cornmeal.
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We see this danger in social media, where A.I. traps users in echo chambers and emotional deserts.
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Some are challenging the use of snare traps, a contraption that they describe as cruel and painful.
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All ideas of universal goodness were simply mental traps set by Jews to catch weak German brains.
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So, residents asked a local environmental group for camera traps or some other equipment that might help.
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Platypuses need to surface in order to breathe, but the traps keep them underwater, and they drown.
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Opera House traps are illegal in Victoria, parts of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.
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"It's the best way to escape the traps of the suppressed media market in Bulgaria," she said.
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Positioned about 100 miles inland, Canberra is cursed to be in a valley that naturally traps smoke.
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The problem is that these traps, and every other kind of trap on the market, are indiscriminate.
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Indeed, history is filled with Pyongyang's lies, traps and guarantees that should be verified and never believed.
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New forms must be forged; new traps set; new words invented, like "solastalgia," that sidestep numbing jargon.
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There is an employee group called GCat Rescue that traps the cats around the so-called Googleplex.
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In the end, they climb in and out of structures that could be fishing traps or dwellings.
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In my time in Syria, I met one person who seemed to evade both of these traps.
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Officials are also testing high-tech experimental traps made by Microsoft that can tell mosquito species apart.
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Sensationalism, self-righteousness, sentimentality — there are plenty of traps lying in wait for playwrights examining gun violence.
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The traps can be deployed for months at a time, sometimes capturing hundreds of thousands of images.
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The powerful plumber navigates a shiny nightmare of fire spitting piranha plants, impossible jumps, and deadly traps.
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One of the biggest traps that students can fall into in college is amassing credit card debt.
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Throughout decades of war, the Soviets and warring mujaheddin factions seeded the ground with explosive death traps.
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Oneida was sustained by a robust communal economy, built around the manufacture of animal traps and silverware.
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A neighbor agrees to feed him if the snow traps me for the next couple of days.
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In New England, commercially valuable species are shifting northward and out of our fishermen's nets and traps.
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However, until now, the app wasn't yet making the reported speed traps visible for users in maps.
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Two teams of researchers looked to India's Deccan Traps, one of the largest volcanic features on Earth.
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On Wednesday city workers cleared out garbage, plugged holes and set traps in the infested apartment building.
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As many as 60 camera traps, most aided by infrared sensors, will record images of outdoor cats.
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At times the weapons were exceptionally cruel — booby-traps that blew up homes, heaters packed with explosives.
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Like bees, hummingbirds also create repeated routes between flowers during feeding, as a trapper might check traps.
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THINKING TRAPS: Catastrophizing Labeling & Judging Fortune Telling PATTERN: Tendency to think I'll be discovered as a loser.
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And thanks to its talented cast, it sidesteps most of the maudlin traps implied by its premise.
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And both sides can be blind to the special traps that the culture sets for their demographic counterparts.
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High pressure over Alberta and Saskatchewan is responsible for sinking air, which traps smoke closer to the surface.
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But the bustle has so far been mostly wasted, as many Democrats and aligned groups fall into traps.
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Officials set traps with food hoping to lure it and end the harrowing climb, the Star Tribune reported.
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"We had photos of hunters on the camera traps we set up to see wild animals," says Torres.
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Now, as carbon dioxide traps more heat in the atmosphere and warms the planet, the scales have tipped.
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"The military engineering unit is working to defuse booby traps inside the city," said Operations Room spokesman Graisia.
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Can the Trump Administration avoid the mistakes and traps of the past when it comes to North Korea?
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After level 22, players can pick up a perk called Home Defense that allows them to disarm traps.
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Users are able to report on the location of police officers as well as speed traps and cameras.
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China has in the past rejected accusations of aggressive behavior and of luring small economies into debt "traps".
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Burch said she considered it could be a mouse, so she bought some traps and set them up.
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Between someone clinically healthy and someone with, say, borderline personality disorder, for whom social relationships are spider traps.
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In August 220, county health department inspectors found roaches and gnats as well as dead rodents in traps.
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Android users had already been able to report crashes, speed traps and traffic slowdowns right on the app.
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DARPA essentially borrowed (and inverted) the tech that slows and traps the jets that land on aircraft carriers.
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A mudslide traps several vehicles along Valley of the Falls Drive in Forest Falls, California, on Nov. 29.
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Clearing IS fighters from surrounding villages, stuffed with booby traps and linked by tunnels, is difficult, dangerous work.
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Editor's note: The following is an excerpt from The Bear Traps Report on the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
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"[Stand up] nice and tall, retracting those shoulder blades back, really getting into those upper traps," says Mitchell.
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But there are still many dangers, including mines, booby-traps and improvised explosive devices left behind by ISIS.
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Between meetings, the two men hauled up lobster traps and strolled the red earth of a potato farm.
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The buoys trail out ropes as they rise, which fishermen retrieve and use to pull up their traps.
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Lara faces a treacherous waterfall, dispatches gun-toting henchmen, solves Myst-like mechanized puzzles, and dodges booby traps.
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Young people need to understand debt; its benefits, its traps and how best to use it, she says.
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Charlotte York Goldenblatt always evaded falling into trendy traps by sticking to her tired and true preppy basics.
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After cooling the atoms, CAL will automatically load them into weak magnetic traps, where researchers can study them.
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Donald Trump Jr. is participating in a classic rite of passage for the newly single: posting thirst traps.
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Deltona Animal Control was alerted, and they set traps outside the center should the squirrel decide to return.
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Where I think I'd get ruthless is looting the other purgers I've downed, as well as setting traps.
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Ancient stone fish traps grace its shores, a hint of the deep history written visibly on the land.
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The traps were positioned in wards, neonatal and maternity units, and in areas where food was being prepared.
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Another set of traps is designed to capture wild female mosquitoes, whose numbers should also be in decline.
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The former traps about 30 times as much heat as carbon dioxide, the latter 300 times as much.
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Long story short, Byron says guys like LaVar need to shut their traps and let the coaches coach.
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Traps called crab pots, used in fishing for Dungeness crab, a popular seafood delicacy, are often the culprit.
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They devised clever traps, baited with live mice, that the snakes could squirm into but couldn't easily escape.
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Would they like it, or would they run for their lobster traps, never to darken the door again?
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Thousands upon thousands of colorfully painted buoys decorate the surface, marking the point where traps are strung below.
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The militants been countering the offensive with suicide car and motorbike bombs, snipers, booby-traps and mortar fire.
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The Coachella headlining performance is one of those rigged Raiders of the Lost Ark traps, especially for rappers.
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Birds such as blackcaps and warblers are often lured into traps by birdsong recordings, flying straight into nets.
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A Reuters reporter at the scene said they also came across booby traps using grenades and rocket shells.
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Climate scientists argue that increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere traps heat radiating from earth, creating global warming.
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Some of the traps had been cut, creating larger openings, and clumps of beige poison littered the pavement.
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Boris Johnson, a Conservative former mayor of London, was the first out of the traps after the referendum.
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Conservation Officers have set live traps in the area in an effort to prevent conflicts with the bear.
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Trump must at all cost circumvent Pyongyang's traps and ensure that the joke, for once, is on Kim.
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Luigi can also deploy a slimy clone of himself named Gooigi to slip between fences and avoid traps.
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This is the ultimate effect of the menacing midcentury aesthetic; first it lulls you, then it traps you.
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Gruesome videos showed Adams displaying a box of dead rats killed in Brooklyn's trial month of the traps.
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Undeterred, searchers dragged slabs of ham down game trails and baited camera traps with roadkill or live chickens.
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This week's moonrise coincides with the time of year that beaver traps were set, before the first freeze.
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We passed through Lumsden and Newtown, stopped to roam among endless mazes of lobster traps on the docks.
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My roommates and I put out traps and poison, hired exterminators, and covered up holes with steel mesh.
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He and Atwood were standing on top of the mound of stacked traps when the rail suddenly broke.
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It may have started with exactly the same process that traps unlucky insects in amber, according to Berger.
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In return, you know where the speed traps are and where the slowdowns are, thanks to other users.
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It doesn't feature any fiendish traps or perplexing puzzles, any savage beasts to best or pirates to punch.
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Atop the building animal control officers put pungent cat food in traps, the St. Paul Pioneer-Press reported.
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I've nearly fallen into these traps myself but my number one desire is for this brand to blossom.
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Larry McDonald, editor of the Bear Traps Report, is more bearish on the tech sector as a whole.
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It kind of comes down to what we have in our homes: pets, rugs, furniture that traps dust.
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Climate scientists argue that increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere traps heat radiating from Earth, creating global warming.
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Soon after its deployment in Vietnam, Charlie Company began to take heavy casualties from booby traps and snipers.
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The water then acts as a greenhouse gas, which traps more incoming heat, which speeds up the evaporation.
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Mr. Shinn's play remains of topical urgency, speaking eloquently to the abiding traps and dangers of American manhood.
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I believe that this image is saying that by stamping labels on people, traps them in that label.
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"Tootsie," with a book by Robert Horn and songs by David Yazbek, has somehow avoided all those traps.
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According to Kurdish officials, they put up no fight at all, other than planting bombs and booby traps.
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For now, however, he does see preliminary evidence that sensory traps can pose a problem to echolocating bats.
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Many guides have agreements with concierges or hotels who are paid to steer travelers to pricey tourist traps.
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The worst elil is man, riding in his hrududu, coming with his traps and snares, his poison gas.
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Still, Centineo has hinted before that his life hasn't always been all Instagram thirst traps and starring roles.
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The police blew the house's door off its frame, to safeguard against booby traps, as shocked neighbors watched.
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They discovered that the Vietnamese had built another of these man traps on Hill 875 and adjoining ridges.
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And a key US ally -- Japan -- is preparing efforts to warn Trump of potential traps in meeting Kim.
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"What we hope is (the traps) will allow us to bring more precision to public health, " Jackson said.
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Still more alarming was his appetite for teenage girls, which made him a sitting duck for honey traps.
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Larry McDonald, editor of the Bear Traps Report, is also bullish on gold prices as investors eschew bonds.
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And when it does, it's actually 30 times as potent as CO2 because methane traps heat more effectively.
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"I don't think there are any lobster traps left in New York," said Vladimir Borodin, the managing partner.
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Second, it traps people into using the app when they don't want to, just because they have credit.
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He emphasized that his company has never operated subscription traps or used rented Facebook accounts for its marketing.
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What is a Mario level, if you really think about it, if not a series of death traps?
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That includes greater international scrutiny, perceived debt traps, and other abuses in China's Belt and Road development program.
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It details some of the horrific, and unnecessary, suffering people impose on wildlife, such as leg-hold traps.
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Speed traps are designated with a small camera icon and shown on the visible area of the map.
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Medicaid traps families in poverty by making it difficult, if not completely impossible, to pursue good employment opportunities.
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But instead of finding yourself fighting for space to breathe in these tourist traps, head to Hydra Island.
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There are also traps, experts said, that the burgeoning anti-Trump protest movement should watch for and avoid.
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Indeed, I found that when experts instruct parents to economize, they force families into three common moral traps.
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Indeed, I found that when experts instruct parents to economize, they force families into three common moral traps.
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First, by recognizing the North's ulterior goals in these talks, and the other traps it may be readying.
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The gophers weren't a problem—they died underground, transfixed on the spikes of the Macabee traps he set in the dark cool dirt of their runs—but the possums and the raccoons and even the rats had to be captured alive in Havahart traps of varying sizes, depending on the species.
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The militants have been countering the offensive with suicide car and motorbike bombs, snipers, booby-traps and mortar fire.
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Without a double, Wilson would have to perform stunts with aerial silks, spinning car tires, and bear traps herself.
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Devices called camera traps have taken about 100 photographs of the elusive dogs in the mountains of Papua, Indonesia.
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For those pondering such a move, there are many ways to go about it and some traps to avoid.
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There are no booby traps in the ancient temple where the Orb, which contains the power stone, is held.
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In doing so, it traps water molecules in its structure, effectively preserving them like a "water fossil," said Evans.
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When state officials announced last week that they'd captured mosquitoes infected with Zika, it was by using these traps.
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Islamic State is using suicide car and motorbike bombs, booby traps and sniper and mortar fire against the troops.
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They left behind booby traps that continue to kill people in the suburbs of Aleppo on a daily basis.
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Similarly, Vantablack, the least reflective artificial material, traps photons in a forest of carbon nanotubes standing on their ends.
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Even recent, popular shows that tackle intersectional issues exceedingly well get fatness wrong and fall into old, cruel traps.
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The main battle area in downtown Marawi remains off limits, pending the removal of booby traps and unexploded ordnance.
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Can Mark AR build a new augmented reality without falling into the same traps as our current digital worlds?
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A lot of thought has been put into devising the death traps for your Keanu-inspired avatar to navigate.
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"People can avoid having rodents in their home by setting up traps and not leaving food out," Rollin says.
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Researchers have traditionally made such identifications by catching animals, collecting hair or dung samples, or setting up camera traps.
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For sleeping sickness, surveillance and "vector control" (such as spraying with insecticide and setting insect traps) were highly effective.
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Carbon is translucent; it traps light and increases heat; we release gigatons of it into the atmosphere every year.
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Navigation apps like Google Maps previously did not identify road conditions that could affect traffic, such as speed traps.
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This photo was clearly saved to be weaponized as one of the most effective thirst traps in modern history.
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They also didn't want the exterior to include any distracting "locks, traps, handles, or hinges", according to its maker.
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BLAME it on the sand traps: President Donald Trump returned to work after seven straight days of golf enraged.
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Nadlinger is a PhD candidate at the University of Oxford, and he traps atoms for his quantum computing research.
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Disagreements between such new allies may hamstring PH. The tricks and traps of the electoral system disgust many Malaysians.
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Young people need to understand the basics of debt, its benefits, its traps and how to responsibly use it.
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Suicide bombs, IED booby traps and car bombs are common tactics employed by the group to stall advancing forces.
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Field crews have been placing traps and distributing informational materials to the public to educate them on fruit flies.
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Ironically, given that Republicans typically lament welfare traps, deregulating health-insurance markets might make it pay to be poor.
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The animals must come to the ground at some point, as they do get caught occasionally in these traps.
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Sixteen other mosquito traps in Miami-Dade tested negative, Gimenez said, adding that tests on additional mosquitoes are underway.
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Managing migration, crime, terrorism, policing and prisons is largely a matter of avoiding bear-traps rather than seeking glory.
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The risk, however, is that an inadequately prepared summit between these leaders will fall into one of two traps.
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Even Judge Ellis way back in the Manafort case said basically, you guys are trying to set perjury traps.
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Widely used as a topical ointment, it forms a protective coating that traps moisture, and adds body and shine.
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Waze is popular among motorists because it lets drivers alert one another about obstacles, traffic, speed traps and more.
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A minor issue such as mice can be resolved by putting out traps and filling holes in the house.
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Some eliminated pesticides entirely by using techniques such as crop rotation and pheromone traps to capture pests, says Pretty.
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To meet with Cersei as Sansa's emissary, because she has no intention of walking into one of Cersei's traps.
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Mason continually broke free of traps to either kick the ball to the corner and finish at the rim.
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"We think they are filling up with value traps because of all the innovation that we're researching," Wood added.
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They wear hoodies, scarves, and hats to protect their skin and eyes from the blinding lights of the traps.
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Over the last couple of decades, conservation biologists have enthusiastically embraced the use of camera traps and motion detectors.
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That includes its Heattech product, which traps a person's body heat to keep them warm on a cold day.
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It's not always a good thing, and you should understand why, because it can help you avoid value traps.
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They remember back when fishermen could catch plenty of cod, pollock and halibut if lobsters weren't filling their traps.
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The skippers program, as it is known, offers the allotment of traps as a reward for staying in school.
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Only with these students, it revolves around the size of their boats or the number of traps they own.
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As autumn moved toward winter, many of the traps piled high near the docks were encrusted with squirt carcasses.
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Over a 20-year time frame, methane traps 86 times as much heat in the atmosphere as carbon dioxide.
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That word whitewashes the reality, Holle says, as so-called "shelters" can become "death traps" during a lightning storm.
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I rigged homemade traps filled with peanut butter to try and catch the rats that skittered under my bunk.
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Its enormous magnetic field traps and accelerates high-energy particles (mostly protons and electrons) thrown off by the sun.
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Mr. Muhammad managed to avoid the traps, but Mr. Basir had made it his mission to kill his son.
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Secure in our partisan strongholds, we build barricades and set traps to beset the creep of perceived enemy ideas.
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According to Larry McDonald, founder of the Bear Traps Report, short interest ratio in Cisco has tripled since May.
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Larry McDonald, editor of the Bear Traps Report, has a different take on the bull case for emerging markets.
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However, scientists think its atmosphere is probably too thick to support life, since it likely traps too much heat.
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The strikes targeted an industrial area where Islamic State is thought to be making booby traps and car bombs.
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In typical Dyson fashion, it's powerful, thorough, and clean — the HEPA filtration traps allergens and bacteria inside the vacuum.
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This week's moon rise coincides with the time of year beaver traps were set out, before the first freeze.
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The results are often loan terms that are unfair to consumers, debt traps, and three-digit annual percentage rates.
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BOOBY TRAPS Now headed by Dicko's brother Jafar, Ansarul Islam was sanctioned by the United States in February 2018.
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That's just an old-school version of these little traps you can buy today to put under your bed.
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Here Felder demonstrates how rhythm can be used to set traps just as well as feints and deliberate tells.
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This pollution traps heat and warms the planet, making cyclical weather events like droughts, floods and certain storms worse.
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That morning they had motored out at 5:30, pulling up and emptying about 250 traps throughout the day.
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That is because fat traps the heat in the body's core, away from the skin, which then gets cold.
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Dr. Reich's lab instead designed DNA "traps" that snag hundreds of thousands of genetic fragments from the human genome.
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When we meet her, she's setting ingeniously intricate traps with a jam-like bait containing glitter and gummy bears.
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Those borrowers can fall into any number of bureaucratic traps that make them ineligible for the fix-it fund.
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Instead, they hide 1,000 bear traps in the grass, rendering a successful challenge too unlikely for competitors to bother.
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My greater hope is that she will never enter a home with humans, their glue or snap traps set.
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The eight-bit music bleeped through its intro, and little Mario began his pixelated sidestep through the booby traps.
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But with traps, chemicals to kill larvae and other tools deployed at once, it's possible to have an impact.
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In 2015, the agency outlined its core proposal, one that would eliminate debt traps: an ability-to-repay rule.
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This is one of the more perverse traps members of historically oppressed groups can find themselves hemmed up in.
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LONDON — The government of Queensland, Australia, would like you to know that humans do not belong inside crocodile traps.
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Everything about the birds' presence suggests freedom, and everything about taking care of them traps Daphne a little more.
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For decades, setting traps and putting out poison did the trick when it came to getting rid of rats.
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"We've got to stop being obsessed by the rich, and start being obsessed by poverty traps," Mr. Aghion said.
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" Lawrence Hajna, a spokesman for the Department of Environmental Protection, said the snare traps were "an acceptable management tool.
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Protecting yourself from falling into these traps can be difficult, but there are some helpful steps you can take.
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Pizza obsessives may liken it to a soufflé for its dough, which traps air to form an elevated structure.
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In Texas, 10 mosquito traps made by Microsoft are operating in Harris County, which includes the city of Houston.
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The new study relied on camera traps and local experts to identify territory where the social creatures still roam.
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Carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere is the major driver of global warming, because it traps the sun's heat.
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The harnesses meant to keep the passengers safe on the doors-off helicopter flight had turned into death traps.
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Will this new adaptation fall into the same traps, or will the creators stick more closely to Pullman's vision?
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The malicious Word macro traps, however, looked very different from one another, with their own unique layers of obfuscation.
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They ordered animal traps, hoping that food — like the cheese sticks Katie preferred — would coax her into a cage.
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The companies have also been investing in carbon capture technology that traps carbon in caverns or porous spaces underground.
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His interactions with the audience here are pointed, strategic, a conversation that is really setting a series of traps.
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Such fact checking is essential, but it is also a task of the President's making, one full of traps.
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The stated purpose of the CFPB rule, quite simply, is to protect consumers against falling into these debt traps.
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His party's campaign manifesto is brief and vague, designed to avoid the traps that ensnared his predecessor, Theresa May.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The trade-war ceasefire between the United States and China leaves many booby traps for investors.
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Parts of Nineveh, however, remain littered with explosives and booby traps that forces must clear, Pentagon officials have said.
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Here's what Larry McDonald, macro expert and editor of the Bear Traps Report, told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Tuesday.
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I witnessed a vice president who deeply understood the dynamics of this Congress and the traps that existed there.
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