"A lot of these contact sheets were tucked away in shoe boxes or tucked away in the back of closets or in basements," Tobak said.
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Tucked away inside of PaaDee—but, like, very tucked away, as in hiding behind a sneaky bookshelf door—is a 24-seat tasting menu experience accessible by reservation only.
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"Customers will choose from a selection of thousands of items tucked away in a Prime Air fulfillment center tucked away just over the horizon from their homes" Amazon says in a video.
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I occasionally find cool stuff tucked away in science labs.
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Tucked away in the back matter, there's a tragic coda.
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The actual movies are tucked away, down long, dark hallways.
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"She seemed muted and tucked away," her cousin Anna said.
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The office was tucked away behind a plain, gray door ...
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She'd be tucked away in an attic somewhere, damaged goods forevermore.
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The option is usually tucked away deep in the account settings.
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Eventually, you'll get used to keeping your curling irons tucked away.
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Some like a central location; others somewhere quiet and tucked-away.
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Channels are tucked away under their tab, instead of the sidebar.
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Some shortcuts, such as volume control and AirDrop are tucked away.
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There are also new patrols, public events and secrets tucked away.
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That's why it couldn't be tucked away inside of chat threads.
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Keep it tucked away; we don't want to see it yet.
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The compact bathroom has storage space tucked away under the sink.
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"It was kind of an afterthought really, tucked away," Street says.
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The knack is knowing where to go as it's tucked away.
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There were more: dozens tucked away in the artist's two studios.
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Close to 29,000 cartridges were tucked away inside a Cadillac Escalade.
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In some states, they are tucked away on regulatory board websites.
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Only one, and it is tucked away in the bedroom. Awards?
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Everything is neatly tucked away in the hostel's modern sleeping rooms.
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Some are tucked away in fancy residences or open by appointment.
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Tucked away in the corner is where you'll find the McLaren Senna.
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And many are not tucked away in ugly corners of the Internet.
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According to the site AFTVnews, code tucked away in the latest 5.2.
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Apple's page for subscription management, by comparison, is far more tucked away.
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There's also a whiskey worth roughly $800 a bottle tucked away inside.
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There are little gems tucked away in every recess of the painting.
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Allison's in a bad place, tucked away in her abusive boyfriend's home.
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Other times, we find them randomly tucked away alongside otherwise normal ones.
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""I left a note — tucked away in my desk — for my successor.
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Korine's exhibition is tucked away behind an exhibit on medieval Japanese weaponry.
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For years afterward, this was a secret memory tucked away, hardly remembered.
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Fun Fact: There's a secret basketball court tucked away inside the mountain.
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"Often, master craftsmen toil tucked away in their territories," Mr. Cavalli said.
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Creativity helped Ashley Henry, 49, regain an identity tucked away since college.
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Ethel's Club is tucked away in a trendy, industrial part of Brooklyn.
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" "I left a note -- tucked away in my desk -- for my successor.
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It's there when you need it and tucked away when you don't.
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All this, tucked away inside a family movie about a talking bear.
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Fighting is Plan B, so you should already have Plan A tucked away.
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It seemed like we could stay tucked away by that roulette wheel forever.
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And I liked recording and finding archival stuff that I had tucked away.
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Party on, sparkle mavens and leave the LBD tucked away for another night.
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"They were tucked away on the second floor," a restaurant source tells PEOPLE.
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Even when they're tucked away, these headphones are still very stylish and hip.
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Tucked away off Whitechapel Road in London is my apparent target: Denim World.
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"Roe sound" he wrote, and tucked away Kennedy's note in his personal files.
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After a quick lap, I found the elevators tucked away out of sight.
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I stumbled upon Teardrop Park, a 2-acre green space tucked away between
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Green also remembered that he had some old equipment tucked away: traffic cones.
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Plus, its base rotates 360 degrees and keeps your cables tucked away neatly.
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There were even a couple of arcade games tucked away in the corner.
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Then the girls were tucked away in a safe house, its location unknown.
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These stories come out and then they kind of get tucked away again.
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Just make sure you keep your phone tucked away if you plan to attend.
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If you are lucky, there will also be some new electrical devices tucked away.
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Its lack of political import reflects both its tucked-away location and county borders.
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After three months tucked away, this cub has a lot of energy to burn.
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Jobs liked the room because it was secure, windowless, tucked away from straying eyes.
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There are moments of moving sincerity tucked away in the new incarnation of ANTM.
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The search engine recognizes it easily, tucked away in the Brazilian town of Aveiro.
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SuperShe Island is tucked away in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Finland.
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Sims games traditionally include a lot of information tucked away into menus by necessity.
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He still has the note, tucked away in the back of a picture frame.
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An office space is tucked away in a nook just off the great room.
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But determined to retire early, she tucked away 70% of her take-home pay.
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Tucked away behind heavy wooden doors, the master suite has its own private library.
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Dr. Gutierrez knew there were elderly people in need, tucked away in the mountains.
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It can also be tucked away into the garage when it's not in use.
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Safely tucked away from awful sun, make for you the cheapest all-American gun!
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The temple was built in 1930, tucked away from the busy streets of Seoul.
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Tucked away inside one of the boxes was 15,000 pounds in cash — nearly $20,000.
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Their cell phones were tucked away in their pockets; Smith had their full attention.
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Most people watching the Atlanta Pride Parade this month tucked away Billy Holder's flier.
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Marshall highlighted Hyde Park, a compact retail area tucked away in the North End.
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The rewards of what is in plain sight far outweigh what is tucked away.
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Pretty, pink and tucked away—like the vaginas you see in porn—equals good.
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Tucked away deep in the Pine and Deodarforests is the remote Himalayan town of Askot.
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And she keeps a life-size cutout of the actor tucked away in her room.
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The initial find of this tucked-away object belongs to Holly Green over at Paste.
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Bollinger B1 SUV Tucked away amongst the utilitarian vehicles is the intriguing Bollinger B1 SUV.
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"They were tucked away in the second floor of the restaurant," a source tells PEOPLE.
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For that podcast, though, the duo were tucked away in a studio, thinking and researching.
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TUCKED away behind a dark, low-slung church lies the Independent Grammar School: Durham (IGSD).
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Its headquarters in Irving, Texas, are tucked away on a site occasionally traversed by bobcats.
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Reachability is now tucked away in Accessibility, if you're reading this and looking for it.
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The attic is a room full of memories tucked away inside a traditional suburban home.
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But Halifax—tucked away in West Yorkshire, between Bradford and Huddersfield—wasn't always like that.
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"They were tucked away in the second floor of the restaurant," a source told PEOPLE.
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It's just a small, all-black box with low ceilings, tucked away in a basement.
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The $39 million mansion has millions of dollars worth of secrets tucked away below ground.
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The Mirror Point cottage is tucked away on a lake in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia.
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Who will inject life into the proceedings and who will get nipped and tucked-away?
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And there's even a fridge tucked away that contains yet-to-be-released, secret beverages.
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In particular, Apple has tucked away many little features that you won't see right away.
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Tucked away in The Box, with a insane soundsystem, the man was in fine fettle.
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All the photographs in the book have been tucked away in shoe boxes for years.
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Today, there is already video available in Apple Music, but it's a bit tucked away.
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A Jenny Holzer Living series plaque is tucked away on Fl 2 near the bookstore.
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We've barely tucked away our Halloween decorations, and I don't see snow on the ground.
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Tucked away on the opposite side is a seating section with numerous chairs and couches.
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For risks, I had to find an AT&T booth tucked away against a wall.
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The Paro Taktsang Monastery is tucked away on a rock face in Bhutan's Paro Valley.
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The ergonomic Modkat scoop hangs from either side, so its tucked away but easily accessible.
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Is it safe to say that you have a lot of your work tucked away?
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The crown was tucked away at 6 o'clock, reducing the perception of size even further.
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It's hanging in every college locker room, tucked away in a thousand and one campus closets.
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He interacted with customers including rapper Bryson Tiller who was tucked away in the VIP section.
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Tucked away in western Wisconsin, not terribly far from Minneapolis, sits a factory full of babies.
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Many of these millennials, according to the survey, have a good chunk of money tucked away.
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DEEPMIND'S office is tucked away in a nondescript building next to London's Kings Cross train station.
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But they also were tucked away in a paint bucket, a laundry hamper, and some tupperware.
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In fact, some of the data still sticks around, albeit tucked away in your DNS cache.
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But kids can pretend the keys to the minivan are tucked away in his back pocket.
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It's not as if these things are tiny saplings, or trees tucked away out of sight.
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His home is tucked away in a tiny bylane, right by the site of the collapse.
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It was all tucked away for 20-some odd years, and it all came rushing back.
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It's bordered by a delicate frame after months of being tucked away in a dusty closet.
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Seoul Waffle Pizza is tucked away on the second floor of an unassuming Koreatown strip mall.
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The stadium is tucked away from Rockland County's primary population centers, with little commercial activity nearby.
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The Sundance Lodge is tucked away in the trees, the farthest accommodations from the main lodge.
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Tucked away in corners of the hangar are the landing gear components from the two 747s.
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Tucked away in Ticino, Switzerland, Valle Verzasca is known for its debris-free, crystal clear water.
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Images of childbirth are generally tucked away in most cultures, even if symbols of fertility abound.
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Their offices are tucked away in a grubby complex of two-story buildings near the waterfront.
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The cabin is tucked away on a country mountain road and impossible to find without GPS.
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Tucked away in its 5.7 or so pages is the recommendation that has caused much hullabaloo.
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This is what my dad tucked away, hidden in the air ducts of our unfinished basement.
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Low-hanging canopies, lakeside hammocks, and dimly-lit terraces are tucked away all over the place.
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Some remain tucked away inside the wagons in the hope of passing undetected by border guards.
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The '89 Corvette had only clocked 7,500 miles before it was tucked away in the garage.
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These days, it's tucked away among countless red-brick and slate-roof apartment buildings and townhouses.
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It also provided great photo ops, and a relaxing environment tucked away from the park's rides.
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A VAR check deemed he had been fouled, and the Hammers captain tucked away the penalty.
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It's tucked away inside a converted brownstone apartment, with no signs or indications that it's there.
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The toilet roll was not tucked away in a holder, as at home, but left exposed.
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I found some fully lie-flat leather recliners tucked away in the back of the lounge.
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It's impossible for authorities to determine exactly how much dirty money is tucked away in havens.
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It's all surrounded by 2 acres of land and tucked away in an exclusive hillside community.
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Tucked away on 6th Avenue in the Garment District of New York City is a synagogue.
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Tucked away in the corner downstairs is a "Cabinet of 50 Curiosities" to celebrate Matthew Freud's birthday.
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As for Prince's ashes, they lie tucked away in a frontal column integrated with the building's exterior.
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And they don't just stay tucked away in our unconscious until they're revealed by a computer game.
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This is minor, but there are so many little things like this tucked away throughout the phone.
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Tucked away in that stack is the correspondence that helped shape the course of the Kim trial.
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Even tucked away in the app's code are references to lyrics tests only in the non-U.
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Even after Chinese banks tucked away their abacuses, they remained remarkably unsophisticated for a high-speed economy.
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But then it's frozen and tucked away inside the pastry, and deep fried to a golden crisp.
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Tucked away in the bill, however, is a provision that would ease taxes on children's unearned income.
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Tucked away inside Pandora's rebranded app, launched yesterday, the company was hiding its first iMessage app, too.
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And I could keep my mom and dad tucked away inside the protective fortress of my mind.
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She looks a little familiar — her photo was tucked away in Luke's medicine cabinet in episode 123.
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Previous UN statements, as recently 2014, "tucked away" access issues under efforts to reduce demand for drugs.
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Tucked away at the bottom of the screen in the discover section is a little manhole cover.
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Or keeping your phone safely tucked away in a dry bag while you kayak down a river.
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Our place was a shared dining space but the bar was just tucked away behind a wall.
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Tucked away deep within the Nintendo Switch operating system is the data for an NES original, Golf.
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According to Travel + Leisure, each cocktail umbrella comes with a secret message tucked away in its top.
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Like other bikes, Lime has as much equipment as possible tucked away internally: bike chains, gears, wires.
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In my mind, Jenner is tucked away in Kardashian 'verse, which I will admit is somewhat boundaryless.
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Knowing you've got a few fine books tucked away for beach or lawn is akin to bliss.
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Manchester City's players and staff members had applauded their fans, tucked away at one end of Anfield.
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I saw horses grazing and occasionally, tucked away in the hills, a stately home with white columns.
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He noted that the bar was tucked away in the cinema, recessed from the main shopping thoroughfares.
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Bar Tonique: This tucked-away spot sits on the border of the French Quarter and the Treme.
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This little bar, tucked away on one of Williamsburg's busiest thoroughfares since 2003, is easy to miss.
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There are plenty of tweaks to the camera app, but one of my favorites is tucked away.
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Part of the appeal — as in cities like London and Paris — lies in discovering what's tucked away.
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Women were simply inferior men whose penises were flipped inside-out and tucked away in their bodies.
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The Tigress Pub: The Tigress is a small neighborhood bar tucked away in a North Loop storefront.
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I had kept them tucked away on a bookshelf as a morbid reminder of what I'd done.
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It starts with a grim scene: two blue barrels tucked away near a New Hampshire state park.
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As I type this, my iPhone is tucked away inside my desk drawer under lock and key.
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When you're ready to board a flight, the entire suspension system can be tucked away and hidden.
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Saudi authorities have said NEOM, tucked away in the desert kingdom's northwest corner, will cost $500 billion.
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Tucked away from the historic center, it has no sign or website, despite being opened since July.
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Do you have a play or a novel in the making tucked away in a drawer somewhere?
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Juniper is tucked away inside The Fairmont, which is also a great hotel option in the city.
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Here's the percentage of the 220,000 survey respondents who have: How much should you have tucked away?
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The ruins are tucked away in an unremarkable town with no signage whatsoever leading to the site.
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But it's great for the figure, good for the nerves and nice to have tucked away for disasters.
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There are so many stories embedded in the artworks MoMA has tucked away in storage all these years.
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Horse Collar Pierre doesn't seem to be wearing a collar, and Odie's hands (paws) are effectively tucked away.
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Tucked away at the side of a road in Gabon was an entirely new tree species, Sirdavidia solannona.
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Take a look at some of these locations... There are plenty of easter eggs tucked away, as well.
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For museums, we'll always have Paris, and Italy has jaw-dropping art tucked away in seemingly every church.
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"I still have them tucked away somewhere in storage with the outfit I wore that night," she says.
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Inside, tucked away and sewn in, they keep their "belly buttons," meaning their fallen-off umbilical cord stumps.
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The newest 15-inch Samsung Notebook 9 was tucked away safely, so light I forgot I had it.
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" Why it's happening: "Many of the country's nuclear facilities are camouflaged, tucked away in mountains or hidden underground.
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DIVERSIFICATION Saudi authorities have said NEOM, tucked away in the desert kingdom's northwest corner, will cost $500 billion.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Tucked away near the BQE in Gowanus, Brooklyn, is Kanishka Raja's studio.
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It also is no longer tucked away under hidden menus, but prominently featured at the top of Amazon.
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But in 90003, a satisfactory home network isn't just a single cheap box tucked away in a corner.
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There are lots of surprises tucked away in Observation's unfolding story and ending that's wide open to interpretation.
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Plus the fact that the world still has some 3 billion barrels of oil tucked away in storage.
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It seems to contain a folded map, neatly tucked away in brash defiance of any want for direction.
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Tucked away in their parents' basement, we assume, they spread an outsized swath of misery across the web.
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The one we found tucked away in the brand-new Pür Cosmetics Vanity Palette Eyes & Cheeks compact, however?
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They're not gone entirely, but they're tucked away far enough to make previous generations look bulky by comparison.
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Around seven inches long, this laser-cut bookmark will earn you numerous compliments and look cute tucked away.
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That's why we have hoards of hair color photos tucked away in the saved section of our Instagrams.
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"Women told us how they had tucked away their garment in the corner of their cupboards," she said.
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He will be here, answering questions from the Glastonbury public, tucked away in the Speakers' Forum at 2pm.
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She still has the Japanese obi that inspired the design of the room, but keeps it tucked away.
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It was tucked away in a budget proposal and was not even formally announced until after the fact.
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Tucked away in the development chapter of TPP is a short section on women's empowerment and economic growth.
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But you can avoid such a situation if you keep a jump starter tucked away in your trunk.
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The literal "Rules of the Road" are tucked away into different manuals, codes, and handbooks across each state.
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I'm in a nice part of town where it's tucked away in the southwestern quarter of the city.
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For the time being, however, Outfit Compare is just a fun toy tucked away inside the mobile application.
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"Pan's Labyrinth" is a haunting reminder that evil exists among us, not just tucked away in the netherworld.
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For one thing, "Margarete" takes place in a small, dingy classroom tucked away among the Public's public spaces.
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To expand his knowledge, Mr. Paredes carries a small dictionary at all times, tucked away in his backpack.
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Sitting on a red couch tucked away on the side of the stage was another brother, Tony Rock.
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Otherwise, some of the better national presentations are tucked away in palazzos, churches, apartments and gardens across town.
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For decades, an unmarked cemetery sat undisturbed, tucked away at the edge of a Florida high school campus.
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However, research shows that most Americans fall short of this goal, with just $5,000 tucked away for retirement.
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My TV screen was tucked away in one of the armrests, and was easy enough to pull out.
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You can hear in their shouts of protest, tucked away in the minor key, a cry for help.
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The wreckage of this diminutive satellite is tucked away on the surface in a less-than-obvious place.
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House all clean and everything tucked away, ready for the coming prep sessions, the cooking, the mighty feast?
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When your hair is braided up, it's not being heat damaged from styling; it's just tucked away and healthy.
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Imagine all of the designer gowns, Spice Girls memorabilia, and Golden Balls love trinkets tucked away in her closet.
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He's even reading her father's journals, which are kept tucked away in the Sanctum, the library for advanced students.
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They're tucked away in the settings panel, though, so hopefully Samsung makes it obvious that users do have choices.
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There is a map; find the game you're looking for, That Dragon, Cancer, tucked away in the northeast corner.
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The protective cover will remain, but the edges will be tucked away, making it much more difficult to remove.
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Microsoft's Xbox One S is a thin, quiet game console with a 4K Blu-ray drive tucked away inside.
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Besides being tucked away, terms of use may also be written in foreign languages, which presents yet another challenge.
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It's tucked away on the sixth floor, and visitors, mostly tourists, seem to wander around it, appearing slightly lost.
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And now, with Palin safely tucked away, some of the nation's biggest thinkers are getting in on the action.
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In one establishment, tucked away in a side street, a row of women wearing black lace leotards shuffle cards.
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Got the same bottle of sunscreen tucked away in your medicine cabinet or under your car seat since 2013?
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If you've got a nice, tucked-away A/V setup, the NES Classic isn't going to fit into it.
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Powell was working on a Titan II missile fitted with a thermonuclear warhead, tucked away underground in Damascus, Arkansas.
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Kylie Jenner's boyfriend Tyga was also spotted at the event the day before tucked away in a private room.
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After that, one of Starship's robots will trundle down the sidewalk with the package tucked away inside its frame.
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With his hair tucked away under an oversized black hat, his brows and glowing skin immediately take center stage.
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TBH, I was wary when I tucked away my overnight oats to do their overnight oats thing on Sunday.
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A stylus can be tucked away on the side or rest on the display of the Chromebook Tab 10.
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Sunblock and beers were at the front of store displays, while bug sprays were tucked away in the back.
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A body could die in a park bench in some tucked away corner and not be noticed for days.
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There were bids at 55 reais locally and he still has 15-20 percent of the soybeans tucked away.
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O just bought a sprawling 43-acre estate on Orcas Island tucked away in an inlet, north of Seattle.
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Tucked away in Boston, far from the limelight of Silicon Valley, few seem to be paying attention to AVG.
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Steve Irwin's father is revealing a touching tribute his son tucked away 12 years before his unexpected 2006 death.
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He serves as an inspiration to men across the country, including in that tucked-away alley near the souk.
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Tucked away inside a Marriott Hotel in Anaheim, there's a lounge where several people sit in silence and stare.
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But her legacy will live on until the last slip dress is retired and tucked away in a drawer.
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In episode seven of "Better Call Saul," Mike finds the Kettlemans' money tucked away in the very same spot.
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And then, at the end of Freemans Alley, you come to a tucked away restaurant in the back corner.
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The cards are tucked away out of sight in this pocket, so a pull-tab helps pull them out.
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The suburb's opulent homes are tucked away in the trees and hidden behind high walls lined with security cameras.
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Whatever awe he had, he kept tucked away along with the tie he didn't wear with his black suit.
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It features a 360-degree rotating base for the ultimate charging flexibility and keeps your cables tucked away neatly.
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The former governor has raised almost $2628 million this year and has $28503 million tucked away for his bid.
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The anchor of the exhibition is tucked away at its very end, Ahmadi's one-channel video animation "Lotus" (2014).
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There's an incredible Easter egg tucked away in the computer brains of trucks produced by Russia's Gorky Automobile Plant.
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Many homeowners prepared accordingly for the visit: Floors were mopped, throw pillows fluffed, desks straightened and toothbrushes tucked away.
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The best I had was at Casa de Tereza, a spot tucked away in a corner of Rio Vermelho.
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New York's city and state efforts to support the video games industry are often tucked away in larger programs.
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Tucked away on the second floor of The Mark is what can be considered a five-star shoe shine.
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I can draw comfort in knowing that the name is there, like an heirloom tucked away in an attic.
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There may be a proper story tucked away in this movie, but I'm damned if I can find it.
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Hironaka said that passport was tucked away in a keyed transparent box that apparently only his lawyers could unlock.
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Right away, Cardinal Pell acknowledged that "hundreds of millions of euros" had been "tucked away" off the Vatican's books.
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But tucked away within Grand Coeur's own walls now sits a hidden, intimate place to eat called Le Jardin.
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He had published virtually nothing and was teaching at a not particularly distinguished university, tucked away in northeastern Germany.
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One of those is Cubbyhole, a tiny spot quite literally tucked away in a corner of Manhattan's West Village.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Q: I think people fantasize that there's an extra Black Painting tucked away.
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The clinic was tucked away in a commercial building; girls as young as 14 sat in the waiting area.
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But for the most part, the news seemed to be received and then quietly tucked away (or temporarily forgotten).
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Tucked away in the forests of New Hampshire, somewhere just outside of Strafford, is a family of giant metal boxes.
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Dubai (CNN)Tucked away in a boatyard in Dubai's historical shipbuilding quarter, "Jadaf" is a record breaker in the making.
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It isn't easy to get a look at the 3.0-liter, twin-turbo flat six, tucked away in the back.
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The exhibition is small, tucked away behind central staircases leading to the Virgil Abloh show upstairs and a theater below.
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It's massive, for one, and tucked away in the countryside (a pair of ponies graze happily on my way in).
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Others are tucked away and may be hard to find on mezzanines, down back corridors or in baggage claim areas.
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I can also see it replacing my dry bag when Stand Up Paddleboarding or tucked away inside a sea kayak.
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The Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka is tucked away in the affluent Gulshan neighborhood, a diplomatic enclave favored by expatriates.
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"They stayed tucked away until I figured that I wanted to incorporate them in my wedding," Olidis, 28, tells PEOPLE.
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Clancy's Restaurant: Tucked away in an Uptown neighborhood sits Clancy's, a fine-dining joint that's been around since the 1980s.
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Of course, this being RHONY, the daggers were never fully tucked away, with the ladies confessing some back-handed compliments.
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However, tucked away in boarding passes that most travelers toss away, are a wide range of free and discounted perks.
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In fact, it may even be more insidious because it's tucked away behind the veneer of a cheerful, open office.
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Sources close to Cassidy's family tell TMZ ... David's ashes have been tucked away in a cremation unit since his November.
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Tucked away on the border of scenic Gastown and East Hastings, the old building's interior is nothing short of breathtaking.
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It's tucked away in a pine forest containing dozens of modest, well-kept homes owned by a mostly black population.
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Your baby is safely tucked away inside your uterus, which is closed off from your vagina thanks to the cervix.
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Most of my maps lie rolled up in tubes, tucked away like books to be perused at some future date.
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Tucked away from the street in Saint Germain, a swanky neighborhood in Paris, this hidden townhouse is a true gem.
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Many experts, including billionaire John Paul DeJoria, agree that it's smart to have six months' worth of savings tucked away.
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Better yet, it stays put in windy conditions, and has a handy eyeglass-cleaning cloth tucked away in the shirttail.
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Tucked away in the western Chinese province of Xinjiang, Kashgar is physically closer to Islamabad than it is to Beijing.
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For the uninitiated, the Klang Club was an Italian clubbing institution that was tucked away in the sleepy Tuscan countryside.
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However, they do suffer somewhat from being tucked away in literally the furthest reaches of the museum's contemporary art wing.
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TUCKED away in a back street among foreign embassies and wealthy homes, Hiroo Friends is one of Tokyo's best orphanages.
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The 450-square-foot space is tucked away in a mini-mall within 1,000 feet of a public elementary school.
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Tucked away in a family hunting lodge far from town, Faviken has always benefited from its remote, near-Narnian setting.
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From the cemetery, head to the exquisite Abkhazi Garden, tucked away on a quiet block behind rhododendrons and Garry oaks.
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"Check for ticks," read an entry at the isolated Ollisdal bothy, tucked away on the Isle of Skye's Duirinish Peninsula.
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But the technology that is also inside, mostly tucked away out of sight, enables a shopping experience like no other.
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"You want to find a quiet space without any distractions, something that's tucked away from all the chaos," he said.
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The results can be found in a document called "Swearing Statistics," tucked away in a corner of the author's website.
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He and his wife, Angie, live in a tucked-away neighborhood that calls itself Munchkinland for its low-slung homes.
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I have the Instant Pot Ultra 60 in my Brooklyn kitchen, but I have it tucked away on a shelf.
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La Factoría, the first genuine craft cocktail bar, is tucked away in a warren-like building in Old San Juan.
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Now, my bangles sit on my dresser, proudly displayed beside my family photos rather than tucked away beneath my bed.
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The Houdini Museum — tucked away on the fourth floor of a building in Midtown Manhattan — is not one of them.
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Tucked away in an alcove, the three-piece band (directed by David Gardos) sounds rich without overwhelming the small space.
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Portable phones were these whiz-bang things that folded shut and were tucked away in pockets and expensive "It" bags.
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The house is also tucked away from the street, which could be a draw for homeowners looking for some quiet.
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It's easy to believe that the Maisel household would have had a Maxwell Haggadah tucked away on a kitchen shelf.
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When the bed is tucked away, the sleeping area becomes an extension of the living room, creating a loftlike feeling.
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This is the best kind of "cheffiness," in which the secrets are tucked away: not to be told but tasted.
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There's no way of knowing how many watches are tucked away in drawers, safes or jewelry boxes around the globe.
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To this day she keeps a list of people who helped her back then, tucked away in a keepsake box.
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Like many villages in the conurbations of Java, it is tucked away off a busy highway jammed with overloaded trucks.
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Zedd was there too, BTW ... tucked away in the background, but appearing to be having a grand ole time nevertheless.
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Tucked away in Siberia, there's a community led by a former traffic cop who believes that he is Jesus Christ reincarnated.
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In the rich world much of the wealth of lower and middle-income households is tucked away in bricks and mortar.
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Image: University of OregonEarth's oldest soil could be tucked away in an ancient rock outcrop in Greenland, according to new research.
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Sex toys used to be something tucked away at the back of your sock drawer, something instantly recognizable and potentially embarrassing.
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Anyone is free to use any stall -- and there might be a row of urinals tucked away somewhere to the side.
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Google has a page, tucked away deep in your settings, where all your receipts from shopping online are sorted and saved.
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Great Lake Swimmers look almost like the house band that is often tucked away but an absolute staple of the community.
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As Engadget points out, adult-film studio Naughty America will be tucked away in a meeting room at this year's event.
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Most New Yorkers know little of this bureaucratic archipelago tucked away in nondescript buildings from the West Village to the Bronx.
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The Sharjah Art Foundation is tucked away not far from the water in a small neighborhood dominated by tailors and fabric.
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Many of Germany's "hidden champions", which lead the world in niche endeavours like mechanical engineering, are tucked away in the countryside.
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It's not too hard to find, but it's just tucked away enough that most people probably won't stumble upon it accidentally.
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Like an embarrassing relative the bust has been tucked away, put in a basement corridor next to an all-gender bathroom.
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Meanwhile, Elliot is removed from it all, tucked away at his mother's home in an unmentioned borough of New York City.
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He spent early childhood tucked away from war in the 1,200-acre family estate in Bavaria and had a French tutor.
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Another piece of news tucked away in the Japanese gaming giant's financials surrounds its highly-anticipated Mario Kart game for smartphones.
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Lộc's shop is 15 minutes north of the Thu Bon river, tucked away in a less touristy part of the city.
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The small town is tucked away in the mountains and has been reduced to a pile of rubble after the earthquake.
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He's out there on the slopes, either hitching a ride on his owner's shoulder, or safely tucked away in a backpack.
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In a handful of laboratories around the world, there are still stocks of smallpox, tucked away in one freezer or another.
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The following is a transcriptCaroline: Tucked away in the city of Glendora, California, is a small doughnut shop that's always busy.
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There are five bronze sculptures with different facial expressions spread out across campus, some tucked away in hard-to-find corners.
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He too has recently moved, into a charming three-story early 19th-century mews tucked away in a courtyard in Paris.
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George W. Bush spent the holiday at Camp David, tucked away in Maryland's snowy mountains, before decamping to his Texas ranch.
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Tucked away into cobblestone streets and on corners all over France are little skin-care havens marked by glowing green crosses.
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Tucked away in shadow, it went into hibernation when its batteries ran out and its solar panels couldn't get enough Sun.
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Tucked away in the ruling to uphold Trump's travel ban is the overturning of another landmark Supreme Court decision: Korematsu v.
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The local Dressbarn was tucked away in a shopping plaza in a town not too far from our seaside Maine abode.
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At 5:30 AM, with the sun still tucked away, her window was the only one radiating light on her block.
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King writes that most push-up bras have something similar tucked away in the padding — but usually, the packets don't burst.
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The van comes with a toilet mounted on drawer slides, allowing it to be tucked away when it's not in use.
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Growing up as I did, with a family like mine, tucked away in the far Northwest, the South was a boogeyman.
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Tucked away in an apartment building, Yoğunluk's Artist Atelier is the smallest of the Biennial's six venues, showcasing "The House" (2017).
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Individual engineers are shielded from the public eye, tucked away at three-meal-a-day, laundry-doctor-and-gym-included campuses.
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So, despite the fact that Drake doesn't have COVID-19, he'll likely be tucked away in Toronto for the time being.
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The evil robot is disarmingly cute from the moment we meet it, sitting curled up and tucked away in a warehouse.
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"It's messy and that's O.K." Up to a point, especially when she learned some photographers had rolls of film tucked away.
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But on Tuesday he was back to his old job, his past tucked away in a spot only he can see.
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The Cornelia Street Café was founded in 25 in a tiny storefront on a tucked-away block in the West Village.
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Still, it&aposs best to be prepared and keep one tucked away should you need a drink from some murky water.
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And not all of the urinals are tucked away in private places – one actually faces a waterway frequented by tourist boats.
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Tucked away in the back of this southern Indiana park is one of the most impressive water coasters in the country.
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On a recent visit, I pointed to a jar of what looked like ossified plums, tucked away on a back shelf.
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Then I remembered the picture of my mom, newly uncovered beneath the clutter and safely tucked away in a new folder.
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It feels like stepping out of time, and into a tucked-away cranny where everything old is new, and delightful again.
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Many famous pop artists have recorded Christmas albums that few fans know about; they get tucked away in shady discographical corners.
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When the storm clouds gather, having an online backup tucked away on your own private cloud can provide peace of mind.
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The idea is that daring Periscopers can keep their phones safely tucked away and still capture action (or otherwise iPhone-endangering) video.
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Europe's steel industry is getting hammered by tariffs and gluts, but one tucked-away mill in Austria has steeled itself for tumult.
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Tucked away in my mother's house, somewhere in the room that used to be mine, is a Nintendo GameCube that's not mine.
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First off, we don't know the actual location of the park, and some people believe that it's tucked away on a island.
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DO Yoko Kitahara SpaA taste of Japan in Old Jaffa, Yoko Kitahara is a tucked-away spa center overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
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The White Vault is one such program, following a perilous expedition to a research facility tucked away in a frost-choked wasteland.
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The small bar, which holds 22017 people at fire code capacity, is tucked away near the Amtrak station in Williston, North Dakota.
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For the unfamiliar, the app drawer is a uniquely Android feature that keeps all the software tucked away from the home screen.
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Behind that passcode and thumbprint, your photos, personal info, and everything else you store on your device is safely tucked away, right?
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In fact there are two Aibo pups on display in a roped off area tucked away from the rest of the booth.
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Taqueria Guadalajara, tucked away in the Excelsior, the foggy stepsister of the Mission District, deserves to be in the conversation as well.
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Everyone's situation is different but many experts agree that it's smart to have three to six months' worth of savings tucked away.
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The 6 bedroom, 4 bath home is the perfect hideaway, tucked away on a lake with its own dock ... surrounded by forest.
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Tucked away in the game are side-missions that are more generous in scope and artistry than entire campaigns of its contemporaries.
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Tucked away in his home for years, Kenton hopes that the next owner will be able to display the collection in public.
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Pre-1950s gems still come up for auction, but they tend to be tucked away among the day sale works on paper.
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How to install iMessage apps The iMessage App Store is tucked away in the Messages app, but you can find it here.
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"Delicatessen on 6th," a pop-up installation by artist Lucy Sparrow, is tucked away on Sixth Avenue between 49th and 50th Streets.
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The hotel is tucked away in the mountains on a private road, about a 15-minute drive from the center of town.
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Everyone's situation is different but many experts agree that it's smart to have three-to-six months' worth of savings tucked away.
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"They want to feel like they're a part of the experience, not just tucked away having their food magically brought to them."
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A moral stronghold that Hawthorne would have recognized, in which male dominance was suffered, feared, and largely tucked away, exploded into fragments.
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Host Greta says, "Tucked away behind the bustle of a lively hip area, this sweet home is the perfect place to unwind."
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It is now a museum about the regime, tucked away from the horror of rooms crammed with skulls and bloodspattered iron bedsteads.
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Located in the suburban district of Sha Tin, Lok Sam is tucked away in the leafy, quiet Lung Hang public housing estate.
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Now, an estate of low-rise, modest homes stands on the site, with a large playground tucked away behind some back yards.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads KENT, England — The world's oldest psychiatric hospital is tucked away in a gently faded London suburb.
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Now, tucked away in our house for all but the essential trips outside, days are starting to take on the same tenor.
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It's an encampment of pop up tents congregated on and around railway tracks, tucked away in a narrow valley near Cumberland, Kentucky.
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" There, you'll mainly find them in niche grocery stores, she said, "tucked away in the refrigerated section next to the bottled drinks.
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Recover from dinner with a stroll over to the Iron Room, a cocktail bar and restaurant tucked away in an unfashionable neighborhood.
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In the distance, tucked away in fields of dry maize, is her village Ndiemou, which means "Salt" in the local Serer language.
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Kettl, a Japanese green tea specialist that imports directly from farms in Japan, has been tucked away in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, since 2016.
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This is why my wife and I keep one of these very safes tucked away in a place that will go unmentioned.
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Their faces are long gone, their faded photos tucked away in some attic archive, their history perhaps more family legend than fact.
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Tucked away in a forensic hospital, she refuses to talk — until one criminal psychotherapist makes it his mission to get the truth.
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The documents showed that her assets, tucked away in retirement and investment accounts, range in value from $2.59 million and $8.38 million.
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I plan to keep my phones on silent and tucked away when I get home each evening until she is in bed.
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Before now, these works sat in a box labeled "Fantastic," which Harrison had tucked away in the loft of his English home.
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Tucked away on a side street, Ronin (8 On Wo Lane) may be as hard to find as it is to book.
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I was always surprised by what I found — many objects I am sure Cronin has tucked away somewhere in his own home.
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But to my surprise, the inside of the hotel felt like a sanctuary tucked away in the busiest part of New York.
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Mr. Epstein's desk and the books that surround it are tucked away from the uncluttered space in which he sits with patients.
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Beneath the stiff woolen shell of Raymond's dress coat, tucked away in his right breast pocket, his iPhone was recording their muffled voices.
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Tucked away in Britain's West Country, the two sister cities are only 13 miles apart — but they're linked by more than just geography.
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And gift cards, another old chestnut, are too often tucked away and forgotten — or, worse, lost —making them a poor choice as well.
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And maybe some motivation to spend two years of your life travelling to every country with the spare $200,000 you have tucked away.
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The entire shipment was believed to contain counterfeit perfumes, tucked away in just one of 3,000 containers that arrive at this hub daily.
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Google had to figure out how to pack into the handset a lot of AI that's usually tucked away on a remote server.
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The home, tucked away behind bushes, features very Australian insignia, painted yellow and green, with a kangaroo and emu emblem on the verandah.
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In addition to all the secrets and treasures tucked away, there are entire, completely optional subplots that help color your understanding of Midgard.
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A British archaeologist, Nicolas Reeves, proposed in August that Nefertiti's final resting place is tucked away in a hidden chamber inside Tutankhamun's tomb.
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You'll find this tiny, linoleum-lined cafe carefully tucked away next to a Converse outlet store on the western side of the city.
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The layout at first glance looks somewhat bare bones, but when you start combing through all the tucked away settings, things get detailed.
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While in a resting state tucked away, RAVPower's discounted power bank seemed to charge the portable console as quickly as Nintendo's own dock.
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But, you likely have a supernatural site tucked away in your own backyard, too — you just have to listen to the local legends.
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The young man is discovered tucked away in a cage built inside some kind of underground tank, only accessible via a locked hatch.
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There was never any question that the new Star Wars would have some secrets tucked away, and Canto Bight was a likely home.
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And it's tucked away for good reason: A lot of people would probably think twice about signing if they knew the clause existed.
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Tucked away in a sleepy part of rural Québec, the Wallingford-Back Mine was long considered forgotten, depleted and shuttered since the '70s.
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Tucked away in the settings are tools to enable or disable mute, the flash, stabilize the image, reverse, pick the music, and more.
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Voice technology also keeps the design sleek with the engine and valve under the sink and the internet-connected components also tucked away.
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I was at the tucked-away snack shop of what is likely the world's most famous, and certainly its most mythologized, nightclub: Berghain.
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All of these items are located in the left-hand navigation sidebar, tucked away under the hamburger-style menu at the top left.
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The bride and groom exchanged vows on the family farm in Oregon at one of Molly's favorite spots tucked away in the woods.
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The place is called Immokalee -- it's tucked away in a rural and remote stretch of Collier County, in the southwestern corner of Florida.
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The city has more than 10,000 grows, the industry estimates, many of them small and tucked away in spare bedrooms or converted garages.
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Alerting U.S.A. Gymnastics has not always guaranteed action: A file tucked away in the federation's offices won't do much to stop a predator.
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A 20-minute walk to Sayulita town is Playa Escondida, a tucked-away, 25-room resort with outdoor pool and a hidden beach.
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Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of urban Los Angeles, Glendale, California residents see higher costs of living than most LA residents.
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A later mission tasked Fairburne with locating and capturing a German researcher tucked away in the far corner of a bustling military base.
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Harper, tucked away in her cute backpack carrier, is leaning forward, probably having some adorable out-of-earshot secret conversation with her pops.
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Though this will only take a few taps, the removal button is tucked away somewhere you might not think to look for it.
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Normally they would be tucked away in their dorm — its hallways plastered with posters of Marie Curie, Rosa Parks, Amelia Earhart and Col.
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Only four women are tucked away in its tracking, with UK-based Jorja Smith as the only one to snag a solo song.
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Ophelia, the most elaborate of the three, is a sensory adventure tucked away in a commercial building in Hong Kong's Wan Chai district.
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The apartments are tucked away in mostly decrepit, private buildings, and homeless families have simply blended in with people who are not homeless.
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One is a speakeasy called Allegory tucked away off the lobby behind two unmarked black doors with an extensive menu of craft cocktails.
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The guilt, humiliation and pain that had been safely tucked away never to be thought about consciously since being attacked came flooding back.
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Scholars from all over the world, drawn by the vast collection of manuscripts, labor in less imposing spaces tucked away in the cloister.
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The optics problem with first impression omnibus bills is the suspicion that numerous shady deals are tucked away in the nearly impenetrable layers.
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My own 227-minute treatment was administered at the newest Joanna Czech location, tucked away on the penthouse floor of SoHo's Webster boutique.
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However, she said, "It was in a strange location," tucked away on an almost-entirely industrial side street two blocks from Pennsylvania Station.
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If you're not an obsessive hair washer, there's a strong chance you have a shower cap (or two) tucked away in your bathroom.
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The JSSMST Book Safe with Lock hides in plain sight, tucked away among the other books on the shelf without drawing any attention.
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For now, Ms. McCauley, Ms. Parks's niece, is very happy the house is in Germany, tucked away behind a 1960s-era apartment building.
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These intimate sources survived through a variety of means: tucked away in tin bread boxes, stashed in basements, hidden in log-cabin walls.
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Like a coal slurry pond tucked away in the mountains, eventually the walls breach, and everything that's been buried there comes rushing out.
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On the eighth floor of Saks Fifth Avenue, tucked away behind the shoe displays, is Le Chalet, a Philippe Starck-designed cocktail bar.
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If we know anything about Meghan's style, it's that she's likely got more comfy shoe options tucked away in her royal tour luggage.
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Continue your history lesson at the easy-to-miss St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum (877-467-5863), tucked away on a side street.
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Tucked away on a side street in the Historic District, tiny Cousteau's Waffle & Milkshake Bar is a veritable graveyard for New Year's resolutions.
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When I visited Weichardt Brot in late August, tucked away on a residential street in Wilmersdorf, the famous Schoko-sahne Torte wasn't available.
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Until now, footage from NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, has been tucked away in a forgotten corner of the internet.
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As always there's an DJ-Kicks exclusive tucked away, and this time round it comes in the form of previously unheard FunK track "Believer".
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Philips texted with a friend who worked in the city municipal center, a complex of red-brick buildings tucked away in a residential neighborhood.
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During a crisis, or even just when an unexpected need arises, having some money tucked away means you'll have it to help solve problems.
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The 46-year-old man was tucked away in a second-floor apartment bedroom at his sister's bungalow on the northwest side of Chicago.
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"Give It To Me" is an exuberant five-and-a-half-minute dancefloor stomper that was tucked away on the flipside of "Never Again".
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Sometimes the coolest demos at a convention are tucked away in the back corners, far from the bright lights and big booths industry stalwarts.
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TUCKED away in a corner of Brixton, in south London, a rainbow-coloured ATM dispenses cash, looking for all the world like any other.
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Trackers are tucked away in the app's codebase, and developers can share user data outside of their apps by uploading it to a server.
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It's a cold December evening in southeast London, and in an old squat tucked away behind Peckham's perma-bustling high street, everything is collapsing.
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Samsung&aposs SmartTV Privacy Policy Raises Accusations of Digital SpyingIt all started with a small, tucked away sentence in Samsung&aposs SmartTV security policy.
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Tucked away high in the residential hills of suburban San Carlos, California, is a three-bedroom home with its own autonomous aerial security system.
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Alibaba just reported a very impressive quarter of business, but there was a small nugget of notable funding news tucked away in its announcement.
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The experience is much like a traditional cable TV guide, but tucked away in a smaller side pane instead of a full-screen view.
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Click here to view original GIFThink all your secrets are safely tucked away on your smartphone just because only your fingerprint can unlock it?
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My preference was to keep most my apps tucked away in the "app drawer," allowing for a clean, functional home screen with minimal widgets.
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Here's a better idea: a matchbook full of tiny disposable LED flashlights you can keep tucked away for when you need some emergency lighting.
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It's tucked away in a little corner of a neighbourhood not far from where Adam and I live and surrounded by a bamboo forest.
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But tucked away on Berman's website sits a sort of confession that may surprise the many patients who hear him speak with unwavering assurance.
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Walking into bartender Alex McKechnie's research space, tucked away in a small corner of a London industrial estate warehouse, is a slightly overwhelming experience.
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We spotted them on long hair and short hair alike, either tucked away behind an ear or deliberately stacked in a neat little row.
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Sylvain: Tucked away on Chartres Street in the French Quarter, Sylvain is a primo lunch and dinner spot that serves a blend of dishes.
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WATCH THIS: Peek Into Elisabeth Röhm's Backyard Oasis "It gives me an opportunity to share mementos that would otherwise be tucked away," she says.
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But tucked away in a quiet corner of the same street is a firm that gives tailored health advice through a smartphone app. Your.
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Square feet: 8983,623Lot size: 13.86The mansion, which boasts nine bathrooms, is tucked away in a carefully manicured lot five miles from downtown Boston. 5.
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Tucked away in President Donald Trump's 230 tax cut was a little discussed provision that allows investors to potentially save big on capital gains.
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Tucked away in rural North Carolina, tiny Tryon, with a population of 2000,28, will be at the center of the equestrian universe from Sept.
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The extinct predator's remains were then tucked away in the backrooms of the then Royal Scottish Museum (now National Museums Scotland) for 50 years.
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But they're tucked away inside his underground bunker, where they've got enough supplies to stay safe and sound for as long as is necessary.
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You can still do other things like forward emails or edit the recipients list, but these functions are tucked away in the updated interface.
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As a corrective, Leigh Davis's pyramidal psychomanteum, Reunions (2019), tucked away in the furthest corner of the gallery, offers a secluded space for communion.
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The option is tucked away, and there's still a blank space at the top of the screen where the tab bar would normally be.
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That's according to a survey by GOBankingRates, which found that 42 percent of Americans have less than $10,000 tucked away for their golden years.
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A. The Google Camera app is more versatile than it appears at first glance, thanks to a menu tucked away from the main screen.
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You can set the app to automatically back up photos taken with your device so they are also tucked away in your online account.
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Tucked away in an unremarkable-looking north London building is a robot that looks and feels like the progenitor for "Pacific Rim"-style mechs.
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In some cases, compliance staff at large older banks sit glued to old mainframe style computers tucked away in remote parts of the bank.
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They went kayaking through some grottos and then settled down on a beautiful, tucked away little beach because Jordan always gets the best dates.
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Most of New York City's many food trucks and carts are tucked away in garages at that hour, leaving Mr. Hassanian with little competition.
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Skarsgård kept his abs tucked away because, as he noted, Zac Efron came out shirtless at these very same awards a few years ago.
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Tucked away in Rezzed's always-worth-visiting Leftfield Collection was perhaps the most visually striking of any of the games I saw this year.
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These moments are less frequent if you aren't looking for the game's collectibles, scraps of paper tucked away behind equally satisfying trickeries of perspective.
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We've tucked away our Levi cut-offs, days off in the park with tall cans, and brought out our scarves and army green jackets.
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Jeno: I'm not surprised Baker Beach birthed both Burning Man & SF's 90s dance music scene, it's a beautiful spot tucked away from prying eyes.
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All photos by Parm GillFreeman Young fell in love with music while attending gospel choir rehearsals as a kid, tucked away in the corner.
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Cheongjinok is tucked away on the ground floor of a small, low-rise mall just near Seoul's City Hall, in a busy business district.
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The actress looks absolutely stunning in every scene whether her hair is tucked away or wrapped around her face to make her look timeless.
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The clinic, littered with fake body parts, is tucked away in a small side street close to a vibrant indoor market in Osaka city.
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There, too, developers are offering owners a way to tune out traffic, courtesy of a tucked-away courtyard that's lush with bamboo and ferns.
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The room has two jumbo wall screens, but all the equipment powering them is tucked away in a walk-in closet down the hall.
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Though those are tucked away, the Libra of Soul campaign has a much more hands-on tutorial to learn the basics and their applications.
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MINUSCA is here tucked away [in] their bases, spending millions on logistics and people are dying in Bangassou, in Bria, now here in Bangui.
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Tucked away on a side street near Kaufman Astoria Studios, this shop seems a little misplaced, with its endless-summer details and surfboard décor.
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But tucked away in the announcement was the fact that Amazon will phase out its bonus and stock award programs for its hourly workers.
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Tucked away behind US Central Command and MacDill Air Force Base, Florida&aposs traditional hangars lies a hangar originally built to house fighter jets.
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The power bank is tucked away in a hidden side pocket, but you can easily remove it and use it independently if you wish.
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Bankrate suggests keeping them on hand in a convenient location — either in your car or purse, for example — instead of tucked away at home.
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The group's virtual command center is tucked away in the Mamand Valley in Nangarhar, which has become the focus of the American-Afghan offensive.
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Tucked away in the act was an obscure provision that empowered state attorneys general to enforce federal laws protecting consumers in the financial marketplace.
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Google has a new solution for those physical photos that you have tucked away in a drawer or jammed in a forgotten album: PhotoScan.
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But instead, everyone kept asking about a towel decorated with a mandala they had absent mindedly tucked away in the corner of the booth.
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Ozymandias, and given that the episode was Cal and Angela-centric, it's not totally surprising that it was tucked away after the credits rolled.
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Photographs and magazines, some going back more than 21957 years, are stored in plastic slips and stacked in folders or tucked away in cabinets.
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And before being tucked away beneath Uncle Joe's bed, Hiram and Elizabeth probably hung in the family parlor, rather than the National Portrait Gallery.
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From there, Assistant can answer general questions, send or read back your texts, control music, and more with your smartphone tucked away in your pocket.
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The app is free, but some features, including many of its filters, are tucked away behind in-app purchases, which are as high as $19.99.
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For the rest of the show she was tucked away at the back of the crowd of contestants, or at the corners of the stage.
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When you find him tucked away in the corner of the Tower, it's exceptionally common to wonder what the hell you're doing with your life.
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Especially now that the agency has uploaded a slew of new archival footage that was previously tucked away in a remote part of the internet.
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It has also tucked away access to iMovie Theater from the three-dot ( … ) more menu, as it's shifting users to share videos to iCloud instead.
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The reproductive qualities of shellfish are not lost on Danny Smiles, chef at Le Bremner, a seafood paradise tucked away in an Old Montreal basement.
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A woman living in a tiny, tucked-away town a few hours away urgently needed to get to Washington, DC, for a second-trimester abortion.
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The main attraction of Papua New Guinea is the sheer size of the deposits, which are tucked away in remote, mountainous regions with limited infrastructure.
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It's easy to overlook the narrative developments of Medu's history, with gallery labels listing dates and developments tucked away in the outskirts of the space.
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The constant reconfiguration will demand huge amounts of computing power—and not just tucked away in distant data centres, but distributed throughout the network itself.
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The best spots are often tucked away on cobblestone side streets with menus on worn, yellowed paper, and can be a squeeze to get into.
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For him, reparations go in the wariness jar, which sits next to the one labeled ''trigger warning,'' tucked away on the ''don't go there'' shelf.
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Local fisherman H. Nurudin said he has a personal savings account for the first time, in which he has tucked away 7 million rupiah ($525.50).
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The Highlander was later spotted tucked away at a service entrance in a garage under the high-rise building where the fundraiser was being held.
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Nevertheless, as the fad device is still tucked away in so many homes, there remains reason to be concerned and heed the CPSC's latest warnings.
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Tucked away in Highland Park and a little off the beaten retail path on York Avenue, Nonna definitely qualifies as one of LA's hidden gems.
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Rowling said they were tucked away in her attic but hinted that there may be some from her work under the pen name Robert Galbraith.
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Let's be honest, when we declare something "flattering," it means that my cellulite is covered, my stretch marks are hidden, and rolls neatly tucked away.
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Her pensive expression suggests an ambivalence towards or yearning for a collective past, tucked away in details like the heaped family photographs and Essence magazines.
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Tucked away in a remote jungle in Panama sits the first ever Plastic Bottle Village, a small community of homes made from recycled plastic bottles.
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The Shenandoah Valley Juvenile Center is tucked away on a dead-end road in rural Virginia, just off a highway named for a Confederate general.
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If the worst happened, the five biggest U.S. banks would each need at least $9 billion tucked away, according to a recent Moody's Analytics report.
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They were tucked away from disapproving eyes, even if it was only for a night; when I tell you people had fun, they had fun.
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Because it seemed to confirm that my hair should be disguised and tamed; that if I didn't chemically change it, it should be tucked away.
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Many masterpieces have long lived outside of public view, buried in the basements of museums or tucked away in the private villas of the rich.
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To write the score, Zimmer said he was forced to delve into a part of his life that he had emotionally tucked away deep inside.
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But in tucked-away corners of China, like Wencheng, where dialects change from valley to valley, linguistic diversity is increasingly seen as a business opportunity.
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Instead, Putin's Moscow home is the Novo-Ogoryevo residence, tucked away behind high walls patrolled by guards in a ritzy suburb west of the city.
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Tucked away in the corner of the party, the Russos and one of the film's executive producers, Mohamed Al-Daradji, were figuring out just that.
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The 21-year-old has now gotten inked at least nine times in her signature style: dainty, meaningful, and largely tucked away from prying eyes.
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It stands out like a sore thumb—looking something like a small mosque—in a quiet alley, tucked away in the city's downtown Dongcheng district.
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One of the first things I spot are the stylish and welcoming shop fronts of the enclosed arcade, tucked away from the busy main street.
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The photographs were like stills from some late 20th-century film depicting an enigmatic American Eden, tucked away in a pristine corner of the South.
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The works of two New York artists, radically different but perfectly compatible, adorn the walls of a small gallery tucked away in the East Village.
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The office is tucked away in an unassuming industrial area of Burlingame, California, in a building that reminds me of some '60s-style government structure.
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Over a decade later, I'm sat facing Tulisa in a room in her PR's office, which is tucked away down a quiet street in Soho.
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"[Over] the past eight years, I've been tucked away writing and creating and really finding my voice and my sound as an artist," she explained.
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Trilobites Tucked away in the drawers of natural history museums across America's Rust Belt, thousands of dead birds carry dirty secrets from America's polluted past.
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Order your nightcap neat at the Jefferson, a moody club which stocks 600 global varieties of whiskey, tucked away in the alley-like Fort Lane.
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Tucked away below the fold was an essay by the poet Archibald MacLeish, a reflection inspired by what he'd seen and heard the night before.
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Few cities have such a dense array of nooks and crannies, of tree-lined lakes and narrow waterways, of tucked-away neighborhoods and quiet cafes.
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Most of the village of Qasbayar, a tucked-away hamlet surrounded by apple orchards and framed by Kashmir's mountain peaks, was getting ready for sleep.
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You probably have a waffle maker (or waffle iron) tucked away somewhere in your kitchen, neglected and sad in the darkness of a far cabinet.
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The catalyst for the show was a curious-looking sculpture tucked away in the Art + Technology Lab at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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I'm typing on a Mac, have an iPhone in my pocket and an iPad tucked away in my backpack, and all have served me well.
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Tucked away in Greenpoint, a couple of blocks from the East River, is the Diamond, which curates its calendar as carefully as its beer list.
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It seems as if all serious watch collectors have their own personal watchmaker tucked away somewhere in the Swiss mountains to work on new acquisitions.
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There are desks designed to be tucked away in a corner and multipurpose workspaces that can fold up into the wall when not in use.
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The vibe at cozy, 2114-seat Templo, tucked away on a quiet Hobart backstreet, perfectly encapsulates the youthful food movement transforming Tasmania at the moment.
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New York (CNN Business)Tucked away on a street in New York's trendy SoHo neighborhood, a throng of bubbly influencers giggled and posed for selfies.
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Not having erotica tucked away into some dark corner sends the message that it's okay to think about sex, to think about what turns you on.
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An oversized Attack on Titan head is on display, but it's tucked away in one corner, making it seem both out of place and oddly inconspicuous.
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Out on the patio, Riverdale's Reinhart and Madeleine Petsch had a cute reunion as they chatted for most of the party tucked away in a corner.
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If a hacker tucked away in a corner of a Las Vegas casino can alter a vote count, then surely a nation-state attacker can too.
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The service's ease of discovery is miles ahead too, and encourages you to follow interesting stories from people every day, tucked away in the explore tab.
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They were tucked away in a closet in my parents' home in Clinton, Arkansas, a small, rural town on the southern edge of the Ozark Mountains.
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Tucked away in another guest room sits one of Handler's latest furniture favorites: "I got a new sitting chair and I'm obsessed with it," she captions.
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When you're out to dinner and you want to keep your phone tucked away, a small light on your bracelet will let you know someone's buzzing.
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The UK's plans to leave Euratom were tucked away in the explanatory notes of that larger bill, and they might jeopardize the UK's broader energy strategy.
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Joe Avella: Garibaldi Mexican Bistro is easy to miss because it's tucked away inside a Conoco gas station, between the convenience store and the car wash.
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The 124,000-year-old leg bone offers scientists a peek at the DNA animals get primarily from their mothers, tucked away in the cells' energy generators.
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But unlike a Toyota truck, the Phantom weighs less than four pounds and can be easily tucked away into a backpack and smuggled onto the battlefield.
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Tucked away in a corner at Logan Arcade in Chicago is a slightly beat-up, fairly unassuming arcade cabinet with a strange name: Ice Cold Beer.
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It's part of a secret labyrinth of snooker bars, karaoke discos, and ping-pong rooms tucked away in the mysteriously named "Underfloor" of the Yanggakdo Hotel.
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Tucked away in Part IX, sections 26 through 218, are sharply lowered excise taxes on a liquor cabinet full of alcoholic beverages made by small producers.
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The news was tucked away in a blog post titled "High altitude connectivity: The next chapter," penned by Yael Maguire, a director of engineering at Facebook.
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Tucked away on his personal Facebook page are a goldmine of beautiful photos and status updates that paint a harrowing portrait of the real Mark Zuckerberg.
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GOBankingRates broke down savings by multiple age ranges, so you can see how you stack up against your peers: How much should you have tucked away?
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In "Bismuth," Steven finds Bismuth, who's been tucked away as one of his mother's belongings — Gems don't die so much as sleep — and sets her free.
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I clear them out as if it's just another chore, and I at least find some useful supplies tucked away behind the various games and rides.
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Analysts expect Straus to send Senate Bill 6 (SB 6) to a committee led by one of his political supporters, who will keep it tucked away.
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You have lessons learned tucked away in your back pocket, with a handful of grit in one hand, and a fistful of tenacity in the other.
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After all, with our bootcut pants and turtleneck sweaters tucked away in storage, our skin is finally getting its 15 minutes — so why shouldn't our tattoos?
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Some fellow crabbers found Mccomber three hours later, tucked away in the mangroves, and got the 72-year-old croc fighter airlifted to a nearby hospital.
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Washington (CNN)Tucked away in dozens of executive orders and memos he signed in his first 100 days, President Donald Trump assigned a lot of homework.
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There's a historical plaque about Mark Twain tucked away in the corner of the park in the community where I live, and it's an Ingress portal.
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Latifah, who was not in the car, was especially worried about a contract that was inside a Tumi bag that was tucked away in the truck.
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Plus, since it's all tucked away in an sort-of secret spot, you won't waltz into the office wearing the same trendy top as your coworkers.
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But eagle-eyed players will notice a few intriguing differences in this first level, in terms of brand-new running paths and other tucked-away secrets.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. We've all got our demons, many of which are tucked away in the archives of our Facebook Messenger chats.
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The 6,250-square-foot, 7-bedroom, 8-bathroom Beverly Hills house is tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined cul-de-sac, according to the listing.
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The iPhone's QR code reader is tucked away inside the Wallet app, for example, where it's used to scan coupons, boarding passes, tickets and the like.
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TUCKED away just off the National Mall, a new exhibit at Washington, DC's Arthur M. Sackler Gallery brings an Afghan neighbourhood to the United States capital.
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The primary distinction is tucked away inside, a happy addition to the Bluetooth earbuds that arrives as a result of the headphone company's acquisition by Apple.
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The first time, he was found carrying camouflage pants and shirts, and a pair of nunchucks tucked away in his bag at the airport in Manchester.
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The third-floor master suite connects to the three terraces, which offer cityscape views, and includes a walk-in closet and a tucked-away washer/dryer.
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Tucked away in a leafy hospital courtyard, Lukacs offers not only swimming and bathing facilities but also boasts special healing powers for its mineral-rich waters.
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He favored a private suite reserved for high-bet video poker players, tucked away from the main casino floor, behind low walls lined with slot machines.
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In one tucked-away corner, a pair of teenage girls sit on the edge of a grave, one of them on her phone, smiling and blushing.
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Tucked away in a U.S. broadcasting budget, you'll find the end to the radio and television operations of one of America's most effective foreign language services.
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Unlike the ladies' pond, which is tucked away modestly behind trees, the men's pond is a wide sweep of open water, clearly visible from the paths.
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Tucked away on one side of the Hôtel de Pontalba's verdant garden, the steel standing mobile by Alexander Calder catches the visitor's eye from the portico.
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They're reliable, they look great ... and they tend to spend many months of the year tucked away on a shelf instead of on my feet. Why?
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The staircase, which leads to the roof, doubles as a storage unit, and the bathroom sink can be tucked away to make room for the shower.
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While we were safely tucked away in our room in Paris, the massacre at Pulse nightclub in Orlando occurred, a reminder of troubles closer to home.
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Tucked away from the main streets, this two-bedroom, one-bathroom single-family home is blocks away from easy transport links and on sale for $998,000.
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A few years ago, she chopped her long platinum hair into a chic pixie cut and tucked away her cleavage in a stylish spread in Elle.
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This deceptively simple object, appropriately tucked away from the main exhibition space, takes us back to the beginning of Belott's activites and points the way forward.
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Tucked away amid dense forest and surrounded by wildlife, Tim and Hannah's Tahoe, CA tiny cabin boasts a storybook view of treetops and purple-bluish mountains.
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Swiveling pendulum drums massage the tendons of a melody that sounds like Depeche Mode tucked away inside Jamie xx and Gil Scott-Heron's We're New Here.
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Driving along KG Marg, one of the main roads in central Delhi, we find around 30 auto-rickshaws tucked away on the side of the road.
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It's still there today, tucked away in London's Portman Square just behind Selfridges, catering to those looking to continue the party from the nearby Churchill hotel.
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Oymyakon is a remote village, population size between 500 and 800, tucked away in windswept Northeastern Russia that experiences average winter temperatures of -58 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Dining | Westchester Tucked away in a corner of New Rochelle, Agostino's, an unpretentious neighborhood restaurant, has been serving fine Italian food for more than a decade.
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And the Echo is always in position to listen for the so-called wake word — Alexa — whereas phones are often tucked away in pockets and bags.
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Such is the case right now with dozens of site-specific art environments tucked away in numerous, overlooked corners of Spain, often in the rural landscape.
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Schistosomiasis is sometimes called bilharzia or snail fever because the illness-causing larvae spend their nights tucked away in the shells of snails in freshwater lakes.
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On my visits to the City of Light, I am drawn to smaller, tucked-away edifices — most of them private mansions, many with ivy-kissed courtyards.
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In jeans and vintage yellow cowboy boots, with her hair tucked away in a headwrap of her own creation, she moves serenely through the bright space.
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It's a logical extension of her commitment to do what comes naturally and embrace the curls that had been tucked away for much of her life.
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The Original is one of those cozy, tucked-away restaurants — of which Milwaukee has many — which make you forget the dust and bustle of urban life.
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Tucked away in a corner of a seafood restaurant in a coastal town down south, Monica relays what happened after she responded to that Craigslist ad.
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Nestled between a number of favored Brooklyn neighborhoods — Red Hook, Park Slope, and Boerum Hill — Gowanus expertly walks that delicate line between accessible and tucked away.
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This year, Ms. Collins said, she will be tucked away in her apartment when the festival starts, but her 22-year-old daughter plans to attend.
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The island has a beach for families, and it also has an adults-only beach called Serenity Bay, which is tucked away off an old airstrip.
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Every frequent flyer knows that when it comes to the airport, it&aposs best to keep your wallet safely tucked away in order to avoid overspending.
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Set behind iron gates, the half-acre private compound built in 1957 is tucked away at the end of Gloaming Drive, surrounded by sweeping mountain views.
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But he found work as a carpenter, helping build parts of this mostly modest town of retirees and commuters tucked away in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
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Lost in the flurry was the source of the news — the obscure, volunteer-run Entomological Society Krefeld, tucked away in western Germany near the Dutch border.
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Tucked away in the Hauser & Wirth bookshop next to the gallery, the Roth Bar was conceived by Dieter Roth as an evolving installation of found materials.
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Most of us have an arsenal of brushes — either scattered across a vanity or neatly tucked away in decorative jars — but only a few actually get used.
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Still, if you happen upon a pristine toy tucked away in your attic, there's always a chance you've stumbled upon enough money to buy a new car.
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In between trips, he heard Amanda making arrangements to take shelter, with their daughters, at her sister's house, built on pilings and tucked away from the wind.
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They jeered at the peer educators stomping through Sonagachi—India's largest red light district, tucked away in the city's northern slums—trying to advocate for HIV prevention.
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It's also the district the Midnight Diner calls home, supposedly tucked away in a back street mystically separated from the din of the pachinko parlors and traffic.
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The results are either "fresh" or "rotten," and simply list the names of any alleged perpetrators, with the uglier details tucked away behind hyperlinks to relevant articles.
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It took me five minutes to even find the audio desk, which I finally discovered unmarked and tucked away in a forgotten corner of the vast lobby.
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Tucked away in the Poconos lies the compound where Fethullah Gulen, a moderate Turkish Muslim cleric, has been in self-imposed exile from his country since 1999.
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Henderson Island is tucked away so deep in the South Pacific, it takes 13 days to get there from New Zealand by boat, according to Popular Science.
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Many users may still not even realize there's an app store tucked away under their keyboard, in fact, because of the way the integration has been designed.
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The one obvious downside is that when your phone is tucked away you won't be able to see the questions and comments coming in from your audience.
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Instead, it aims to give you whatever you need — mostly in the form of incoming calls, text alerts and calendar updates — so phones can stay tucked away.
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The mountains are craggy and rocky and the tunnels favored by bin Laden were tucked away in tight gullies so they were anything but an easy target.
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ELIZONDO, Spain (Reuters) - Tucked away in Spain's Pyrenees mountains, patients at psychiatric facility Benito Menni stretch out across floor mats and stroke greyhound puppies Atila and Argi.
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Why Philae couldn't reconnect remains a mystery, but one likely scenario is that it simply got too cold already, tucked away in the shade as it was.
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As the case continues on, Modigliani's 1918 portrait, "Seated Man with a Cane," is tucked away in the Geneva freeport in Switzerland, another treasure hidden from view.
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She found a community of some 270 mobile homes tucked away on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean and bought one that she now calls Malibu Betsey.
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On September 26, 1991, journalists from around the world flocked to Oracle, a small town tucked away in the foothills of the Catalina Mountains in southern Arizona.
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So, when they were planning their latest stunt last week, Edwards decided to pull out the Buddy the elf costume he had tucked away in his closet.
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If buttering corn is a task that you've done with ease for years, you may just forget you have a dedicated knife for it tucked away somewhere.
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The beauty aisle was tucked away in the back, though we found a few standalone displays scattered along the way, like this one for Physicians Formula products ...
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He was tucked away in the recesses of Toyota Center, his injured right ankle reducing him to the role of distant spectator for at least another night.
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In the backpack he brought to the track, he had tucked away an engagement ring for the American hurdler Queen Harrison, whom he has dated since 2011.
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CRAB That's the unfortunate abbreviation for the Portuguese name of the Sebrae Reference Center for Brazilian Handicrafts, tucked away in restored 18th-century buildings in Tiradentes Square.
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Then there's Opening Ceremony's new "embroidery station," a sewing machine tucked away in the SoHo store where customers can personalize shirts and jackets with patches and graphics.
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Tucked away on quiet side street just a block away from a Starbucks, Nine One Coffee has all the trimmings of a trendy third-wave American shop.
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Tucked away in an arcadian setting, the village aims to cultivate deep maths appreciation among its visitors without the vices of modern life getting in the way.
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"[Stambeli] is the music of peace—peace on the whole world," Salah tells me from his small shop-cum-studio tucked away in the medina of Tunis.
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She takes me to the back of the house, where Thor is working amid tools, lathes, cables, and wood, an array usually tucked away in someone's shed.
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The Saturday Profile As the moon hovered in an electric blue sky, Holger Bleck found a bench in a park tucked away in Berlin's elegant government district.
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Making sure you're emotionally ready to have children may be just as — if not more — important than having a certain amount tucked away in a savings account.
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A. Although they tend to be tucked away, the accessibility features built into most modern smartphone software can offer some useful tools for users with hearing impairments.
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One by one, University of Alabama football players, in their familiar white uniforms and crimson helmets, trudged toward the tunnel entrance tucked away in the northeast corner.
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I've tucked away a few balms and sheer tints for low-maintenance days, and I've parted with fancy bullets that look cooler than the color they deliver.
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But days after arriving, a panicked Mr. Darden called Mr. Farran, who had him taken to a safe house tucked away in one of the city's warrens.
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It was about the way we communicate feelings, the way words emerge from their hiding places in our minds and hearts, tucked away in deep-seated memories.
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Soon, though, she's on the run from a brutal ex-fiancé, Walton's business partner, Victor Maslingen, who thinks she may have tucked away the millions in question.
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Experts agree that it's smart to have three-to-six months' worth of savings tucked away, or even more, to help protect you in case of disaster.
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The development, tucked away at the top of a quiet road, features 19 detached houses and 48 apartments, and the first properties hit the market in 2015.
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FIGHELDEAN, England — Care is required when approaching Syrencot House, a gracious English manor tucked away near the village of Figheldean in Wiltshire, about 85 miles west of London.
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However, this tucked-away installation, Albert Samreth's new exhibition New Khmer Architecture at SA SA BASSAC, reminds us just how thoroughly architecture and design can remain empty vessels.
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Tucked away in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, the world&aposs first known nursery for baby manta rays has been discovered amid the shallow reefs.
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It was January 2006, and Josef Kirk Fischl was tucked away behind a 30-foot-high gray wall in C Block, one of Attica Correctional Facility's toughest cellblocks.
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TL;DR, if you're really worried about it, it's probably safest to just buy a new machine that doesn't have one of the vulnerable processors tucked away inside.
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To see it, you have to schlep to Greenpoint and find St. John's Lutheran Church, a red brick building built in the 1800s tucked away on Milton Street.
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But some of this material is harder to access than others—not exactly kept under lock and key, but definitely tucked away in obscure corners of the library.
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Earlier this year, a piece of text was found wrapped in blue binding and tucked away in a Japanese storeroom with all kinds of other centuries-old treasures.
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But tucked away in the farthest corner of the same cavernous room, far from his brash and bold teammates, is where linebacker Luke Kuechly quietly hangs his jersey.
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DeGeneres, 60, kept that information tucked away, and on Tuesday, the talk show host tweeted a steamy picture of a shirtless Jordan to Osaka for her 21st birthday.
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He's training to be a Maester in hopes of learning more about the White Walkers, but the only information about them is tucked away in the restricted section.
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As you enter, you're greeted by a large shop selling team jerseys and keychains, and there's a tiny concession stand tucked away as you walk to the seats.
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But woe to the table that loses the bidding war for these beauties: tucked away behind all the good stuff is a platter of lime green Jell-O.
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Sólo Espresso: Tucked away in the Bywater, this small coffee joint uses Chemex and Clever Drippers, so this place is for the methodical, well-brewed cup of coffee.
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Tucked away on the top of two floors of a downtown building in San Francisco, 160 students are sitting in front of computer screens, developing sophisticated web applications.
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The chamber of commerce building in Williamson, tucked away in West Virginia's south-west corner, is built from 65 tons of coal mined from the nearby Winifrede Seam.
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If the MIT survey is to be believed, such a hierarchy and variability exist today, only tucked away in the subconsciousness of human drivers rather than in machines.
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But the Note 7's stylus never felt like a liability because it was pretty easy to keep track of (either tucked away in the phone or not).
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You still have to have your phone with you and paired to your camera, but it can be tucked away somewhere safe while the camera goes through hell.
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Usually tucked away at various libraries and museums, the letters, daguerreotypes, and other ephemera are all under one roof for the first time at the Morgan Library & Museum.
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Tucked away in a dimly lit gallery was the Circe vase, which showed Odysseus pursuing Circe with his sword drawn as his pigheaded men trail helplessly behind him.
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Too often, billions in special interest funding is tucked away, the budget gets passed with little debate or scrutiny, the deficit balloons and wasteful funding get pushed forward.
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Don't forget China Tucked away beyond more pressing global headlines, India has been tussling with its bigger rival China, with both sides accusing each other of territorial intrusions.
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What's more ... the house -- tucked away in a gated community -- sits right next to a relative ... momager Kris Jenner, who dropped a cool $12 million back in August.
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Dorado, Puerto Rico (CNN)A tall chain link fence, shrouded in vines, surrounds an aging water well tucked away in this small town just west of San Juan.
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The new camera is built around a 36.4-megapixel full-frame sensor, tucked away inside a magnesium alloy body that's claimed to be weather-resistant and dust-proof.
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At another restaurant, Pearson and his friend were seated in a tucked-away corner, while the two models were seated next to a large window in full view.
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Tucked away in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, lies the charming borough of New Hope -- a scenic sprawl of rivers, and bridges -- and a low-key, but thriving, LGBTQ scene.
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"I will always want to be honest about my own experiences," Sawayama emphatically tells me once we're safely tucked away in a mercifully cool corner of the pub.
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Tucked away amongst a street of mostly homes in Uptown New Orleans, Domilise's has some of the messiest po' boys you can find anywhere (that's a good thing).
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Photos by Matthew Yarbrough It's a warm winter in the little town of Pai, tucked away in a valley in the northern Thailand province of Mae Hong Son.
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And, what we found wasn't so surprising: These bottles should not stay tucked away on a shelf (or, for some of them, just used in your favorite recipes).
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The lodge itself, a rustic-deluxe structure built from native lenga trees and river rocks, is tucked away in a small, verdant hollow with its own glacial lake.
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Over the years, they restored two nearby buildings that also had long histories, the seafront-facing Vesna and the tucked-away Definis with its stone terraces and passageways.
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The name of the knife was wisely tucked away in the five-letter symmetrical entries and it's easy enough to drop the four-letter ARMY in the center.
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"I think the appeal is that old-world mentality of being in an environment where you're tucked away from anything going on in the outside world," Bartley says.
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Tucked away in a back room, the gregarious sales reps kibitzed noisily, slurping crawfish étouffée as Weinstein, seated at the head of a long table, examined his battalion.
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But what made duty at the outpost a special hell was the hail of artillery from North Vietnamese batteries tucked away in the hills north of the DMZ.
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I envy the three nearby men's prisons that have been evacuated, those inmates safely tucked away on a mat in a crowded gym somewhere far away from Harvey.
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Tucked away in the Affordable Care Act were sections of the law that require all restaurants, supermarkets, and convenience store chains to post calorie counts on their menus.
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And they didn't want climate policy tucked away in a committee that would do nothing but hold hearings and discuss how real global warming is (spoiler: so real).
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Well, it's considered a Canadian Paradise -- tucked away in the middle of Jasper National Park -- and has a rich history of royal guests ... from both England and Hollywood.
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But at $90 it sounds like it's a solid pack you can easily keep tucked away in your car, or your luggage, for impromptu outdoor adventures while you're traveling.
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Many of the more novel innovations of this period, like adult diaper fetish or giantess pornos, quickly turned into niches tucked away in the far corners of the internet.
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After the long hallway, I navigated past a small crowd before finding the elevator tucked away by the side of a large staircase, next to an uncharacteristically helpful sign.
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In short time, new astronomical observations of cosmic expansion would allow him to abandon the idea, and so it remained tucked away until the 1990s discovery of dark energy.
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Meanwhile, tucked away in the western part of town, some 50 families have agreed to turn their houses into living laboratories to figure out a better way share energy.
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Now throw the runner into the mix: you'll generally find them away from all that, out by the rivers, in the manicured parks, safely tucked away from the madness.
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However, tucked away in the images section (and first spotted by Patently Apple) is a simple but intriguing idea: what if you replaced Caps Lock with an emoji key?
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Tucked away in the bill, however, is a provision that would force most nonspouse beneficiaries to draw down inherited retirement accounts within 2000 years of the original owner's death.
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If the "no white after Labor Day" rule also applies to bedding, then our current sheets may need to be tucked away with the rest of our summer possessions.
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That beauty propelled sharing, and brought together a community of nearly 30,000 people to fawn over a toy that's usually tucked away in the darkest corners of a closet.
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So whether you're rooting for Denver or Carolina this weekend, keep your smartphone in your pocket or tucked away in a drawer — otherwise, you might regret it Monday morning.
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European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst, currently in residence up in, well, space, discovered a treasure trove of floppy disks tucked away in one of the lockers on-board.
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You can mute the playlist that's streaming or you can minimize the player, but the option to "leave" is tucked away under another menu, making it harder to find.
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Photo collages by Narcissister (all 2019) are tucked away in a small back room, including a number from the Norway Series, which replace women's faces with vaginas and anuses.
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At a small pub called The Horseshoe tucked away in a corner of central London, Deta Hedman, the current number one female darts player in the world, is practicing.
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At Chapin, a close friend recalled, Ms. Trump would check in with him almost every day, calling him — collect — from a pay phone tucked away in a janitor's closet.
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Because of its extremely thin bezels, this laptop doesn't have the space above its display to accommodate a traditional camera, so that had to be tucked away somewhere else.
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To them, the real merit of the Silver Gull is tucked away in a rear corner of the parking lot: eight courts on either side of four concrete walls.
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Bytes • The unraveling of Bachmanity continues apace, with Erlich and Big Head scrambling to recover $6 million in funds their devious money manager has tucked away for tax purposes.
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Tucked away in the tent city of on-site camping was an oasis of relative youth that could have passed for Coachella proper, with beer pong and arcade games.
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The service members were part of the 90th Missile Wing, responsible for one third of the 400 Minutemen 3 missiles tucked away in silos across the northern Great Plains.
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The video above shares many more in varying tones, but their message remains the same: What happens to male sexual assault victims can be excused and quietly tucked away.
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The images of The Lost Rolls were selected from various rolls of undeveloped film that were tucked away in drawers and bags, mostly forgotten, in Haviv's house for decades.
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Besides the marquee feature of being tucked away in a corner, both keyboard apps let you smoothly swipe between characters (rather than having to be tapped individually) to type.
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However, if you automate your saving, that money is instantly tucked away where it's harder to spend carelessly, and easier to use for investing or bettering your financial future.
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If the hat you're knitting has been tucked away in the closet for eight months and taunts every time you pick out a sweater, just get rid of it.
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These technical presentations occur in a handful of small rooms tucked away from the main IAC events and usually don't attract more than 30 people to any one session.
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Tucked away in the old outpost on Batuu is a winding path that leads to a secret base, the home of resistance fighters like Poe Dameron, Rey and Chewbacca.
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"We don't necessarily have to think about leaving and hiding in the woods or something because we are tucked away in the bottom end of the country," she said.
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When she first entered the house for a preview, shortly before she moved in a few years ago, she sneaked away for a nap in the tucked-away bedroom.
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The registration desks were tucked away to the side of the lobby, in an intimate space with a low-hanging ceiling dotted with LED lights that looked like stars.
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ST. PHILIP PARISH, BARBADOS — Almost every room in Sheena Rose's family home, tucked away on a quiet street here, has played host to her paintings and live performance art.
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Tucked away in the new pages was a provision that would have made it much harder for local bodies like school boards to raise money through property tax increases.
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Whether it's a beachside love shack or a charming cabin tucked away in the mountains that you're looking for, this list has something for every couple — no passports necessary.
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Felice Ristorante is a Tuscan eatery with a regionally-focused wine list, and La Soffitta is a tucked-away cocktail bar featuring a striking wall of glowing wine bottles.
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Folks in the neighborhood had taken to calling it the Wack Spot, a dingy cardboard box of a structure tucked away at the edge of an unimpressive side street.
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However, if you automate your savings, that money is instantly tucked away where it's harder to spend carelessly, and easier to use for investing or bettering your financial future.
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Tucked away from the tourist traps and the same old stories that are endlessly reproduced about Cambodia, an art school has been cultivating new forms of creativity since 2008.
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Tucked away on the second floor of an East Harlem garage, the Treasures in the Trash Museum features items saved from the landfill over three decades by Nelson Molina.
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That's not the 4K most TVs (and the Shield) are capable of playing content at, but it's superior to the Wii you might have tucked away in a closet somewhere.
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A voice in your head tells you that you need something to fight with, and it appears, tucked away near a pile of bones in a long-abandoned industrial wall.
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TUCKED away in a corner on Gerrard Street, in the heart of London's Chinatown, three middle-aged Chinese women sit on the ground, their legs tightly crossed, in silent meditation.
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We may have found the perfect spot for a dinner al fresco with #GrottaPalazzese, a picturesque restaurant in a natural #cave, tucked away in the dramatic cliffs of Bari, Italy.
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Clit vibrators, G-spot vibrators, wand massagers, bullet vibes, rabbit vibes, a glass dildo, and an oral sex simulator are all neatly tucked away in a drawer beside my bed.
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Its headquarters and research centre are tucked away in a huge complex of low-rise buildings in Shanghai's Jiading district, a cluster that aspires to become the Detroit of China.
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Well, they put up a cardboard cutout of Luke in the shop and mandated that all guests keep their cell phones tucked away, at least — quite a request for 2016!
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Some of her fellow health workers said they felt vulnerable being tucked away in a flimsy shack, with little to no security, and having to deal with rowdy, drunken, clients.
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To mark the occasion, we wanted to see what the larger group of Verge staffers have stacked on their nightstands, tucked away in their bags, or stored on their Kindles.
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The convenience of having a screen that can be tucked away is attractive, though making it a touchscreen for when it's pulled in close would have been a nice addition.
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As to why it took so long to identify the teeth, Tseng said the specimens were "out of sight, out of mind," tucked away in a museum collection for decades.
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Uncharted 4 is more open than any game in the series before, with lots of tucked-away locations that you probably won't find unless you go out looking for them.
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He says he's craving Cuban food, so we drive to a little Cuban cafe tucked away in a shopping center and order sandwiches, congri, and guava pastries to bring home.
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That means many of the app's homescreen buttons – like Offers, Donate, Order Ahead and others are being tucked away underneath a new "More" menu to eliminate some of the clutter.
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Rosol saved one match point at 3-5 and another when Wawrinka missed an easy forehand but the relieved Swiss tucked away a volley to progress to the second round.
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The pieces were uniformly strong, but my favorite, by far, was one of the least assuming: an untitled photograph of modest size, tucked away in a corner, framed in gold.
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Education Innovation Tucked away in a discreet office at Brooklyn College's Student Center, beyond the pool tables and wide-screen TVs where her classmates congregate, Rebecca Harmata discovered a lifeline.
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Weaving dreamy landscapes with nymphic animals tucked away in forests, multi-media artist Andy Kehoe's latest collection of paintings titled Fantastical Romanticism at Jonathan LeVine Gallery spins the Romanticism tradition.
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On one of the truest Canadian February days, ice-cold and unkind, we retreat into a warm room of her management's office, tucked away from the buzzing Queen Street West.
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Tucked away in the tax bill is a little-noticed provision that disallows deductions for payments related to sexual harassment or sexual abuse settlements that are subject to nondisclosure agreements.
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It is unusual to discover an artist like Ms. Blystad — clearly a master — tucked away in a second-floor gallery in Chinatown, where you expect to see young upstart artists.
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The mine is advertised as the only place in the world where the public can prospect for emeralds and it's tucked away in the small town of Hiddenite, North Carolina.
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Photos by Matthew Yarbrough As with most gyms, we heard the sounds of Sasiprapa before we could see it, tucked away in a long alley in Bangkok's Bang Kapi District.
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These coins are tucked away in stranger, more out-of-the-way places that might require a tricky set of jumps or finding which coin block it's been hidden in.
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For instance, researchers interested in studying the genitalia of a bug would be at a loss as the imaging equipment cannot capture something that is tucked away inside the bug.
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Tucked away in Reuters latest quarterly economic poll series is a projection that growth rates in nearly all of the world's largest economies will fall over the next two years.
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Seafood lovers should not miss Broad Street Oyster Company tucked away in Malibu Village (directly across from Malibu Country Mart), best known for their lobster rolls and fresh California oysters.
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To ready the apartment for its close-up, the two bedrooms as well as some cabinets would have to be painted, and all the family photographs on display tucked away.
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LINZ, Austria — A long-lost pencil drawing of two reclining women by the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt has resurfaced in a former secretary's home here, tucked away in a closet.
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Unsure what the ice will do next, I fumble for my picks, but they're tucked away in the front pockets of my snowsuit and hidden below my thick life vest.
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Lately said doofus has been in Switzerland, tucked away at the World Economic Forum, a pleasant annual get-together for people who like to talk about money in elevated terms.
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And so the days seem numbered for this unheralded museum, which, despite being tucked away and doing little advertising, managed to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors over the years.
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In the far reaches of the country, tucked away near the ocean, some people are going out of their way to avoid the many pleasant things life has to offer.
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It's a process, but the result is both intense and delicious, the kind of thing you taste once and want to keep tucked away in the fridge at all times.
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Last September, Italian investigators raided Mr. Imperiale's mother's home near Naples, where the works were wrapped in cloth and tucked away in a hidden wall space next to the kitchen.
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Upstairs, tucked away in a third-story classroom, they came across the aromatic culprit: one of those plug-in pumpkin spice air fresheners that apparently had an extremely strong scent.
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The Network is tucked away inside the main WWE app for Android and iOS, and is also available on major streaming platforms like Roku, Apple TV, and the PS4. 3.
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If black metal was not enough to show the world the brilliant, but disturbed musicianship tucked away in the darkness and snowdrifts of northern Europe, then Huoratron certainly should be.
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Researchers who study the FDA have long pointed out that, tucked away in the 996-page bill, are provisions that will weaken the regulator's authority and, potentially, compromise patient safety.
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But tucked away in Southeast Asia, Snapcart is a two-year old company that is making progress by shining light on the black box that is consumer spending in emerging markets.
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We're teaming up with Secret Escapes to send you off on a three-night stay for two at Casa Chameleon, a boutique hotel tucked away in Mal Pais in Costa Rica.
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So the company has started testing a feature that lets you hide your published photos, keeping them tucked away in a private section of your profile that only you can view.
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The Place is one of those unpretentious neighborhood refuges, tucked away on a quiet little street, but there, like everywhere else in New York, you never know what you may find.
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Aside from one video work, Mary Reid Kelley's "This Is Offal" (2015–16), which is tucked away in its own screening room, there are no bodies on display in Gray Matter.
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And even if you're more of an eyeball-it cook than a measure-out-your-mis-en-place-first cook, having a full set of measuring utensils tucked away can't hurt.
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Why, instead of turning to an established outlet that can present the facts, are fans more satisfied swapping unverified gossip in Instagram comments tucked away in a corner of the internet?
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In the 6553s and 30s, the United States even had a contingency plan to invade Canada and, tucked away in a dusty corner of the Pentagon, they almost certainly still do.
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The WaveWrecker wetsuit can be kept tucked away in a corner of your trunk at all times, and when the waves are ideal, it turns your body into its own surfboard.
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Since at least as far back as Richard Nixon, Presidents have kept televisions in this room, usually small ones, no larger than a bread box, tucked away on a sideboard shelf.
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I discover five (!) of them tucked away in various cupboards in my house; the peril of being a tech journalist is apparently accumulating Androids like other people accumulate conference tote bags.
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The radiometer is expected to pick up signals tucked away as deep as 600 kilometers (372 miles) under Jupiter's surface, providing an unprecedented glimpse of the tumultuous vistas beneath Jupiter's clouds.
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A dozen asylum seekers and refugees now work at the company, boxing organic fruit and vegetables in a warehouse tucked away on the edge of a creek in an industrial estate.
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The Conservation Centre is tucked away in a strip mall next to a country road where the units are marked with numbers on their awnings instead of the names of businesses.
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Tucked away in a corner of Harman's space was a JBL L16 Bluetooth speaker that had been retrofitted with a Leap Motion sensor and a large array of transmitters on top.
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Tucked away in a small converted warehouse in London is the office of Automata, a British start-up working on a machine it thinks might shake up the industrial robotics space.
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It was the masters tournament, populated by older teens and honest-to-god grownups like Joshua, tucked away into the back corners of the hall, that I was here to investigate.
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But the scientists had heard that there were hundreds of thousands tucked away in the Tochecito River Basin — making it the world's biggest wax palm forest, if the rumor proved true.
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Today's young seniors "don't want to feel like they are tucked away in some suburb," Traci Bild, head of Bild & Co., a Tampa healthcare consulting firm, told the Wall Street Journal.
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It says that it is just as likely that its research runs counter to its clients' hopes, but that research then gets tucked away, never to see the light of day.
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The office is tucked away off the street in the Bronx Terminal Market parking garage and is not exactly a trek that fans want to make before heading inside the stadium.
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Although the family's home stream runs just outside of Missoula, a town of some 71,000, it remains remarkably unspoiled, tucked away from the surrounding hallmarks of civilization like a secret world.
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Sadly, it's rare to have time to mess with a variety of hot tools (or sometimes even shampoo and conditioner), so having a few tricks tucked away can come in handy.
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The campus, tucked away in the Great Plains city known for Warren Buffett, Omaha Steaks and corn farms, is teeming with medical experts, working around the clock to combat the coronavirus.
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Tucked away in strip malls and Filipino neighborhoods across the city, Filipino restaurants in LA have often been overlooked by non-Filipinos, and usually contain mostly, if not all, Filipinx patrons.
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Mexican marijuana often comes from "scrappy little valleys that are hard to get to, tucked away where very poor campesinos work for not much remuneration from the industry," he told VICE.
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Great Multiplayer Phone Apps Words With Friends A perennial favorite for a reason, Words With Friends allows you to unleash your long-tucked away SAT prep vocabulary on friends and family.
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WERAPITIYA, Sri Lanka — Tucked away behind a ridge, surrounded by lush mountains where 240 bird species chirp, is a luxury resort that sells peace of mind for about $703 a night.
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LENS For more than four decades, Art Greenspon kept his recollections of photographing the Vietnam War for Overseas Weekly tucked away deep in his memory, as inaccessible as the images themselves.
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From October, when the 12-laptop machine was installed, to April, the computers were checked out 530 times, even though the machine was tucked away in a fairly low-traffic area.
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The painting reflects the different aspects of Sher-Gil's personality — outgoing and sociable, as she was known among those who encountered her at Parisian parties, or tucked away and painting vigorously.
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" The report describes the scene of Epstein being tucked away in Ito's lab, having few visitors and interacting with no students because they "were not likely to be near his office.
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The ethos in that tucked-away corner of northwestern Massachusetts was less about success than safety; it was a place to experiment fearlessly, ringed by mountains 160 miles from Times Square.
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After all, Jake had assumed that Nora, a former librarian, was "safely tucked away" in Room 340 of the Nova Scotia Rest Hospital, where she's been recovering from a nervous breakdown.
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And for good reason: A shocking 235 percent of Americans have nothing at all saved for the future, and another 673 percent have less than $267,210 tucked away, the study finds.
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A bustling preschool playground tucked away in a small Missouri town is at the center of one of the most important religious freedom cases at the U.S. Supreme Court this term.
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PARIS — Tucked away in a cobblestoned courtyard popping with greenery and artisan ateliers, the Maison Tamboite is creating its own (peaceful) cycling revolution just steps from the Place de la Bastille.
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Tucked away in an old outpost on Batuu is a winding path that leads to a secret base, the home of resistance fighters who have pledged to thwart the First Order.
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As Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro indulges in an empanada tucked away in a drawer while unknowingly on live television, the rest of his compatriots starve and eat out of garbage cans.
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Not only did the team analyze data on living amphibians, but they also looked at data from museums, where scientists found Bd DNA embedded in preserved specimens tucked away in cabinets.
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Its young companies start not in garages, but in cramped offices, tucked away in the low-rise towers that host what is left of the electronics market, the heart of old Zhongguancun.
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Cesar Millan, known as the "Dog Whisper," revealed on an episode of "Red Table Talk" that he crossed the U.S.-Mexico border illegally with only a $100 tucked away in his sock.
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I also grab some cash I have tucked away so I can go to the bank and pay for the first month's rent on the new apartment that is due this weekend.
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The blog post Facebook would really prefer you didn't notice is tucked away in a News sub-section of this website — where it's been confusingly entitled: Document Holds the Potential for Confusion.
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Since 2009, the reality TV show competition has played a major part in elevating drag's cachet from a countercultural artifact, tucked away in gay bars and drag balls, to highly celebrated entertainment.
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But it is here, "tucked away in the fairyland Duchy of Luxembourg", wrote Eric Stein, an American academic, that the court "fashioned a constitutional framework for a federal-type structure in Europe".
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Tucked away in the back of the exhibition hall, the booth is designed to look as though it's the deck of a First Order Star Destroyer, with gray walls and harsh lighting.
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Mancia uses his white cane and a small device tucked away in the box he built that makes a constant beeping noise in order to shred, and it is so damn cool.
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It's 2016, and Apple's mysterious, oft-buzzed about car project is still tucked away under the "ideas that may or may not happen in this lifetime" section of the company's filing cabinet.
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Illustration: Sam WoolleyWithin the last two years, routers have gone from ugly boxes tucked away in shame to well-designed products, complete with a variety of new technologies and user-friendly interfaces.
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Kid Cudi - A Kid Named Cudi Kid Cudi used to be tucked away on my iPod Shuffle gathering dust right below a series of '90s hip hop freestyles and Kanye West albums.
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In addition to vinyl, the store boasts a tiny, immaculate replica of CBGB's iconic awning; the real one is safely tucked away in Cleveland at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Correct the Record has tucked away $1 million for its astro-turfing effort and is openly coordinating with the Clinton campaign, much to the chagrin of Sanders supporters who are calling foul.
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"While it's still safely tucked away and he doesn't have to actually physically deal with someone else in his space, he loves it," the Orange Is the New Black star told PEOPLE.
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From Dallas-Fort Worth to Minneapolis St Paul and Heathrow most airports have a playground tucked away somewhere that might just tire the little ones out, if they're old enough to play.
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"While it's still safely tucked away and he doesn't have to actually physically deal with someone else in his space, he loves it," the Orange Is the New Black star told PEOPLE.
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When you're in San Diego, it makes sense to take your picnic near the water and the tucked-away Scripps Coastal Reserve offers some of the best views of La Jolla around.
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Tucked away towards the tail end of Starboy is "Die For You," a confessional ballad which sees Abel Tesfaye crooning about a long-distance relationship, over fluttering synths and slowly building percussion.
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As it's so small and thin it feels a little awkward using it as a pen, and it's tucked away underneath the laptop so most people wouldn't even notice it was there.
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When samples were extracted from it two years later, the researchers found that the CO2 had turned into ankerite, a carbonate mineral that keeps CO2 tucked away and out of the atmosphere.
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Some statues are hidden — tucked away in a forest, or lying on a building's roof — to protect them from destruction by nationalists or theft by those trying to sell them for profit.
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The Geneva Free Port, behind barbed wire, is crammed with storage vaults that contain some of the most exquisite artworks ever made, tucked away where they may not be seen for decades.
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For inventory levels to push up prices, the U.S. probably would have to enter Memorial Day with fewer than 220 million barrels tucked away, said Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates.
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Behind the metal doors and padlocks of neighboring compartments sat the Christmas ornaments, outgrown baby clothes and high school yearbooks of hundreds of New Yorkers, tucked away for a modest monthly fee.
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The building, unmarked on the outside, gave away nothing about the celebration tucked away in the bowels of the old facility, which had been outfitted with pink confetti and Lyft-branded scooters.
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Tucked away in an office building basement, the bizarre restaurant is decked from head to toe with murals of Kobito and Gudetama as scattered life-sized statues watch you devour their likenesses.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Just two weekends ago, for $13 and ten drink tokens, I saw the festival lineup of the century tucked away in an obscure Derbyshire field.
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The Murphy bed closet is tucked away, so Ms. Winberg's daughter uses that area to store winter clothes and boots, saving her more accessible closet for things that she uses more regularly.
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But this is a generation that has grown up with many platforms to voice their opinions, and they're not satisfied with hiding their thoughts in a journal tucked away on a shelf.
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During the practice rounds, García's brother gazed at the dogwoods and the towering pines, surveyed the azaleas in all their splendor and basked in the tranquillity of the tucked-away 13th tee.
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When you could find Hunanese noodles around town, they tended to be tucked away on larger menus with so many other Hunanese opportunities that they were rarely given a chance to slither.
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While the Royal Family is dealing with the fallout from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to step back from royal life, Markle has been tucked away in Canada with baby Archie.
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Tucked away on a cobblestone-lined side street in New York City&aposs bustling Financial District, Gild Hall feels like a rustic oasis in an area otherwise dominated by steel and concrete.
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For the last 1.53 years, the future of nuclear power has stood in a high bay laboratory tucked away on the Oregon State University campus in the western part of the state.
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Although it seems like the foundation has exhausted its financial options, Mr. Bongartz said he hoped the artifacts remain on display rather than being sold and tucked away into a private collection.
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But the Venice International Film Festival is actually tucked away on the Lido, a long thin island that is a short vaporetto ride across the lagoon from the Serenissima's tourist-clogged center.
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There are also first-rate museums, vivid street art, some splashy new hotels in centuries-old edifices and, tucked away in the maze of cobblestone streets, some of the country's best restaurants.
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In contrast, many of the factors that contribute to intensity are tucked away in a storm's heart, where lack of light (both visible and infra-red) means it is difficult to make measurements.
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He noted that McKenzie has never said how he learned that Jenner had moved to the hilltop home tucked away from the street and accessible only after driving through a 13-foot gate.
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When I met them, tucked away in an LGBTQ+ refuge located in the center of bustling Tijuana, I saw how the days here ended with music blasting, cumbia dancing, and make up parties.
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The move came without the fanfare of Trump's executive orders and implementation guidance, tucked away in arcane guidance for asylum officers distributed by US Citizenship and Immigration Services to officers and immigration lawyers.
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An analogy might be helpful: Running a full bitcoin node on your computer is similar to operating a bookstore that might have a few volumes of child pornography tucked away on a shelf.
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Tucked away in a back alley in a rural area of Hebei, the province with China's biggest Catholic community, the gatherings are tolerated – but are illegal in the eyes of the local authorities.
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Kahraman's mysterious creatures may reside behind a resolute mask, their idealized bodies offset by an adolescent brooding that keeps them safely tucked away (or are they trapped?) in a world we cannot access.
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The prayers drilled into me from my Catholic upbringing were still tucked away in some brain folds so, while still isolated, I repeated Hail Marys until the words became alien to my ears.
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In a sneak peek at Tuesday's episode, the former Jersey Shore star finds himself tucked away in a corner with O'Day while fellow cast members Brandi Glanville and Calum Best look on wearily.
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Work Chat – Evernote's attempt at making its notes platform a more social, collaborative experience – is getting a bit of a downgrade this time around, as it's now tucked away in the Account section.
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Tucked away on a shelf in a closet on the second floor of the house he shares with his wife Jenny, Fiato keeps memorabilia from his time volunteering for Sanders during the primary.
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In addition to the flags, which are not on the festival's main grounds, five video pieces, tucked away in alcoves and seemingly watched by few, comprise the festival's political heart, its silent highlights.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tucked away in a mediaeval Spanish square, an unconventional restaurant is training refugees and telling their stories, hoping to change the lives of migrants and how people see them.
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We wanted to make sure we had enough money to pay the bills, so we were very cautious about when we quit, making sure we had a certain amount of money tucked away.
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While some of these statues have found new homes, many more have been tucked away in warehouses in cities and towns across the U.S. as municipalities figure out what to do with them.
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But, on the flip side, it also means that people who enter conversations with plans to troll or make hateful remarks are more likely to see their posts tucked away out of view.
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Run by charity the Istanbul LGBTT Solidarity Association, it's tucked away in an apartment—secretly, for security reasons—and hosts up to 20 homeless trans people who would otherwise be on the streets.
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Tucked away in its own hidden corner of the app, Today In isn't prominent enough to be designed as a News Feed replacement or anything so radical — but that's kind of a shame.
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Set in Tehran, the poignant docu-fiction film follows Kooshanejad and his bandmate Negar Shaghaghi as they navigate practice spaces and studios tucked away in basements, on rooftops and even in a barn.
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With the score tied at 21-22002 in the second, Winnik tucked away his own rebound off a one-handed shot at 204:21 for his third goal and a 2400-24 lead.
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The hills may be alive with the sound of music in Bergün, a little town tucked away in Switzerland's canton of Graubünden, but visitors won't hear the sound of shutters — virtual or analog.
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Parking on a street in a tucked-away, working-class neighborhood on the outskirts of St. Petersburg, I summoned an Uber to take me to a bus station just under a mile away.
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Somewhere out of sight in Shenee Johnson's home on Long Island — tucked away in a closet or hidden beneath a bed, perhaps — is a copy of her son Kedrick Morrow's high school yearbook.
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At the root of why Americans have so little tucked away when retirement comes along, Mr. James asserts, is that it is just too easy to spend today instead of saving for tomorrow.
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Tucked away in the isolated inland capital of Brasília, hundreds of miles from Rio and the newly emboldened movement to force Temer's resignation, Temer's PMDB party is counting on the Olympics to distract.
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Beninese striker Mounie's shot was deflected in by Steve Cook after 66 minutes and Rajiv van la Parra tucked away a stoppage time penalty to complete a satisfying afternoon for David Wagner's side.
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Tucked away behind Sayan mountains, Tuva attracts a great number of visitors drawn to its unique landscapes and on a quest to discover its spots of cosmic energy and take part in rituals.
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Many Kiwis have access to a little waterfront shack tucked away somewhere that we call a Bach: a simple, often tatty summer dwelling filled with old furniture, mismatched cutlery, and important family memories.
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A few minutes later, hoping that he was about to do a surprise set, I went inside to find him tucked away in the corner of the bar, drinking and laughing with friends.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the field of outsider art, remarkable discoveries have sometimes been made in dusty attics, boxes tucked away in garages, or ready-to-be-hauled-away dumpsters.
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Tucked away in an antiques shop overflowing with Buddha statues, ornaments and meteorite shards in Tokyo, he promotes the supposed magical powers of the space rock to all that pay him a visit.
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Having spent most of my life outside of Brazil, but always speaking Portuguese at home, the language remains tucked away in my day to day, something I return to privately or with family.
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Tucked away in the industrial neighborhood in East London that was home to the 2012 London Olympic Games, the renovated two-floor printing house was meant to double up as a community hub.
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MOSCOW — On a rainy afternoon this week, a group of Russian officials and oil executives gathered for Mass in a Catholic church tucked away behind the imposing secret service headquarters in central Moscow.
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And there's the strangely utilized Oscar Isaac as a Apocalypse: a promising and charismatic actor encased in a costume that looks like something you'd find tucked away in Joel Schumacher's erotic red room.
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WASHINGTON — Tucked away in the Republican tax plan are several provisions that have little to do with overhauling the tax code and more to do with ensuring conservative lawmakers vote for the legislation.
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Tucked away under the Throgs Neck Bridge in the Bronx is the often overlooked State University of New York Maritime College, which has become known for its strong engineering and marine transportation programs.
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Among the expenses charged to the master account were the villas, which were tucked away in a gated community and cost about $5,000 a month, and dinners that ran into thousands of dollars.
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"The Capeman" closed after only sixty-eight performances, and many Simon fans probably didn't even bother to check to see if there were any sparkling little melodies tucked away on the accompanying album.
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Hang Ah Dim Sum Tea House: Now in its 96th year of continuous operation, Hang Ah Tea Room is the oldest standing dim sum restaurant in Chinatown, tucked away in a tiny alley.
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But tucked away inside of buildings (and in tunnels) North Korea could—and probably does—have capabilities we don't know about, according to commentator and former congressional advisor on North Korea, Joshua Stanton.
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Now, one of Mr. Jin's bars, NBeerPub, tucked away in a laid-back part of Beijing's old town, buzzes with young Chinese customers ordering imports like Delirium Tremens, Lindemans Framboise and Brewdog Punk IPA.
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I want to tell people to buy the Huawei MateBook Pro X because it's a marvelous machine, complete with a camera that's tucked away behind a button so it can't watch you without permission.
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On the second floor of a mall in Rio's Centro business district, in a small coffee shop tucked away in a corner, Romulo Martinez tells me to pay what I like for my espresso.
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The trailer plays like one long, swelling, emotional buildup toward a conclusion — I'm sure there's plenty hidden in here, but the consequential details all seem to be tucked away for the show's concluding episodes.
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He remembers how much Prince cared about local musicians, how he incorporated them into live performances and would support them at shows -- but stayed tucked away so as to not always be a distraction.
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Tucked away on a quiet street amid the canals and old buildings of central Amsterdam, the head offices of Adyen reflect its reputation as one of the tech industry's biggest behind-the-scenes companies.
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Yet tucked away in the proposal is one short paragraph that ought to intrigue the country's city-dwellers, who overwhelmingly vote Democratic, as well as business travellers who often find themselves visiting American cities.
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Tucked away beside the sylvan walkway, the 18-foot statue of a middle-aged medical professional, gallantly posed, is likely to draw about as much attention as a hawthorn shrub in any other context.
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While investigating the underground lab where Bernard killed Theresa Cullen last season, Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson) comes across a secret room, where a number of previous Bernard hosts have been tucked away for safekeeping.
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The "God Is A Woman" songstress had one more track tucked away: "Thank U, Next," which is both an ode to her exes and the song with the most memeable lyrics of the year.
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He often performed his treatments far from a doctor's office: in tucked-away corners of a gym, in basements, in athletes' hotel rooms, or his own apartment, where he could more easily abuse patients.
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"Cryptocurrency is the most boring app on the blockchain, but it's the easiest to conceive," he says, speaking to a blockchain meetup crowd tucked away in the corner of Austin's downtown JW Marriott hotel.
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At a barbershop tucked away in a small Hanoi alley, Le Phuc Hai patiently waits for his hair dye to bleach his natural black into the color of the president of the United States.
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The building, decrepit and unmarked on the outside, gave away nothing about the celebration tucked away in the bowels of the old facility, which had been outfitted with pink confetti and Lyft-branded scooters.
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But in terms of plot details and twists, everything else has been safely tucked away, and when I saw 10 Cloverfield Lane I knew nothing other than what had been revealed in the trailers.
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And I remember the framed photograph of the old Penn Station tucked away in the Amtrak concourse, a reminder of past grandeur, and briefly wonder if Penn's best days are still ahead of it.
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The bulk of the big-ticket vacations taken, memories fading to a minimum three-line scroll down an Instagram profile, jean shorts folded tenderly and tucked away in exchange for high performance gym clothes.
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Operating out of a cafe in Limehouse, East London, there are large wooden tables that act as communal desks, shelves of worn paperbacks, sunken leather sofas, and a small kitchen tucked away out back.
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But what's new this cycle is a tucked-away provision that would adversely affect some of our most iconic and treasured animals: wild horses that embody a spirit of freedom for so many Americans.
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And it's tucked away in Brooklyn's coolest neighborhood, Williamsburg, where alternative lifestylers, work-from-homers and celebrities pay an arm and a leg for apartments just one stop from Manhattan on the L train.
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Later in the documentary, which he admits could really be about Beatrice, Cousins spots a photo portrait tucked away in one of the domestic scenes of Kane, that bears an uncanny resemblance to Beatrice.
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However, selections from Soth's Broken Manual series, tucked away in a room that is generally leveraged by Pizzuti curator Greer Pagano to present difficult work, raise questions and imagined narratives to a fever pitch.
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The novelist Jorge Amado's home has been turned into a museum and a hut tucked away in the house's garden tells the story of Mr. Amado's own respect for and fascination with the religion.
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As Mike and the gang searched frantically for Eleven, Jim kept her tucked away in a remote cabin in the woods, protecting her from harm and protecting the world from being harmed by her.
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The dreamiest Italian Renaissance painting in America, Fra Angelico's "The Dormition and Assumption of the Virgin," is tucked away in a corner of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, and easy to miss.
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It's the quiet breaks from the momentum of the investigation, in the roadside diners over late meals or tucked away in the camper at night to talk over the case, when the novel glows.
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A town of 2,268, this northern outpost, once an important transportation corridor for paddlers, is tucked away at the confluence of the Ottawa and Mattawa Rivers, providing sweeping views of the Upper Laurentian Mountains.
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Stocking the kind of one-off pieces you imagine finding at some tucked-away beachside boutique but somehow never actually do, Gimaguas showcases the collected treasures of the twin sisters Claudia and Sayana Durany.
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I don't need these features to see if I've closed my Activity Rings for the day, or to view the text message I received while my phone has been tucked away in my bag.
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Tucked away below street level in Olympic Tower — you have to know it's there to find it — and charging no admission, it brings in top-shelf art from Greece, supplemented by choice international loans.
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The feature is tucked away in a hidden settings menu, so it's not clear if Google plans to make this an official part of its next operating system or if it's just an experiment.
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Views of the city, Golden Gate Bridge, and the bay are now worth millions, and small one- to two-bedroom homes tucked away in neighborhoods like Russian Hill can cost upwards of $1.6 million.
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Sources close to Lindsie tell TMZ ... she and her husband are renting a luxury tree house tucked away in a South Carolina forest, spending Christmas Eve unplugging from the world and her father, Todd.
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The borough is also home to the Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival, a two-weekend long festival that celebrates electronic music and takes place in many of the area's best nightclubs and tucked away dancefloors.
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Press, private security and police assembled on the street outside of the homes, which are tucked away at the end of a long driveway and hidden by trees and shrubs in the tony hillside neighborhood.
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A rare chance to experience such multifaceted sounds and styles that are tucked away in this corner of the Earth, in one of its most overlooked locations, you'd be wise to start planning your trip.
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Standing in the alcove of China Beach's public sand is a similarly surreal feeling to touring the neighborhood, like you're on a stage with the homes tucked away in the hillsides staring down at you.
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What now seems strange is not that art and commerce should be so closely partnered in such an open way, but rather that the link between the two should be so secretively tucked away elsewhere.
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The bulk of it belongs to women and children—the folks who bear the brunt of the damage in almost any conflict zone but whose fates, all too often, are tucked away in the shadows.
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An SUV tucked away in the shadows of the Philadelphia Convention Center's tunnel bears the ubiquitous logo for Google Maps, and mounted on top of the vehicle are two high-powered license plate reader cameras.
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There's a handle tucked away on the back of the case, and the whole machine only weighs four pounds, so you could feasibly bring it to a coffee shop—but you probably won't want to.
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Tucked away on an unassuming corner in Chelsea, the Rubin's intimate theater of Hindu and Buddhist history and mythology is represented by a fascinating assortment of objects, including scroll paintings (thangka), sculptures, and illuminated manuscripts.
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Tucked away backstage were two tables covered in goods from the beauty supply store: bundles of kanekalon braiding hair for bantu knots and ponytails, Afro puff attachments, wig caps, and lots of temporary color spray.
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This issue, which finds Abe roaming the land trying to find his place in it, follows the destruction of the world in the B.P.R.D. comics, while Hellboy's tucked away in hell (and his own miniseries).
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Debt based on U.S. subprime mortgages was tucked away in "shadow banks" in the run-up to the financial crisis, making it harder to assess exposures, said Alex Brazier, BoE executive director for financial stability.
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The solution works better than it did with the P29 Wireless; you're not going to change the cables on these very often, if ever, and it keeps the headphone jack safely (and nicely) tucked away.
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Tucked away in London's quaint Chelsea Green area is a wonderland of knee socks and timeless children's clothes: Amaia, a tiny, independent boutique co-owned by Spanish-born Amaia Arrieta and French-born Segolene Tresca.
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Tucked away in Section 85033 of the act is language that has helped to successfully reform the nation's two largest government healthcare programs, Medicare and Medicaid — language that creates a center for health-care innovations.
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The house, which was listed for $2.9 million in February 2019 but pulled off the market less than two weeks later, is tucked away on a quiet street in the Queens neighborhood of Jamaica Estates.
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But in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, two U.S. senators changed the landscape by deleting the market-value clause – a subtle tweak tucked away in the massive $700 billion U.S. financial rescue package.
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Tucked away down a dingy back alley behind Victoria train station, the low-key Japanese restaurant has just 18 covers, but the kind of word-of-mouth rep and national press plaudits money can't buy.
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By juxtaposition, the dark era of Prohibition is thought of as a fall from Olympus, when a desiccated nation drained what bitter impostor alcohol was to be had in dens tucked away from Puritan eyes.
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The job of the chief information officer, or CIO, used to be pretty boring — a low-profile, slow-paced post focused on running drab data centers tucked away in some remote corner of corporate headquarters.
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In fact, de Gaulle's wife and three children — who had endured a harrowing escape across the English Channel in June 1940 — spent long periods apart from him, tucked away in different corners of rural England.
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Each night, in the pauses before a new word is declared found, we revisited old memories, and she thanked me for whatever kind words I had tucked away to cheer her up on that day.
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Create 'theme days'Freelance copywriter and ecommerce email marketing strategist Chris Orzechowski earned just north of $274,000 in 2019 working exclusively from home at his standing desk, tucked away in the corner of his living room.
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The legal maneuvering was widely interpreted as a precautionary measure, intended to ensure that Mr. Navalny could be safely tucked away, if need be, in the prelude to the Russian presidential election on March 18.
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Like Motorola, Asus has made its version of Android feel very close to the vanilla version that you get on a Google Pixel, with extra features tucked away in unobtrusive places if you want them.
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In the shadow of the World Trade Center in downtown Manhattan, right down the block from a Target store, there&aposs a secret emergency room, tucked away on the fifth floor of an office tower.
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I knew enough about wine to understand what he was talking about, but I kept that knowledge tucked away, instead turning to the rancher with a face that said, Can you believe these fancy jerks?
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In the heat of the moment we feel great about our purchases, but days later after the outfits are tucked away in closets and dresser drawers, can you even remember every item that you bought?
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Even if your printing needs are limited, many printers today can do more than just print, and they are relatively compact and operate wirelessly, so they can be tucked away in a closet or cabinet.
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Even if your printing needs are limited, many printers today can do more than just print, and they are relatively compact and operate wirelessly, so they can be tucked away in a closet or cabinet.
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A peak at photographs and objects that are tucked away in storage at the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, R.I. The story of the United States Open is best told through the objects associated with the event — a staggering number of them are now housed at the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, R.I. The consensus greatest hits of tennis history are on display in the hall's museum, but another 25,000 or so objects and 21967,21953 photographs are tucked away in storage.
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