Like ants that construct elaborate tunnels beneath the dirt, humans also dig tunnels—subway tunnels, shelter tunnels—to make travel less perilous.
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That's really key to a lot of technologies — road tunnels, train tunnels, Hyperloop tunnels.
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Yeah, so you really have to ... We have to massively improve the technology associated with digging tunnels so that — And the tunnels themselves, being 2100-D tunnels versus 211-D tunnels?
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They dug fancy tunnels and outlined their plans to dig fancy tunnels.
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Books helped me to dig tunnels of escape, tunnels leading to freedom.
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The New York system was built with express train tunnels in addition to local train tunnels.
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Air-conditioning inside the tunnels would help with this, but that would require wider, more expensive tunnels.
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The need for new rail tunnels is especially acute since Hurricane Sandy flooded the existing, century-old tunnels with saltwater, setting off a gradual deterioration of the tunnels' interior walls and electrical systems.
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"Our tunnels -- I mean, we have tunnels in New York ... and you see many tiles missing," he said.
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The tunnels are mostly sealed off now, although the basement of the bar was part of the tunnels.
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Three tunnels destroyed There are four tunnels at the site, although journalists only witnessed the destruction of three.
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Translucent tunnels give one segment a bright glow, and green tunnels create an almost neon sheen on others.
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Machines today dig the tunnels about half the time and spend the other half reinforcing those tunnels, he said.
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The tunnels' owner, Amtrak, has estimated that the tunnels have about a decade before at least one of them fails.
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Musk also changed his Twitter bio to include "Tunnels (yes, tunnels)" alongside Tesla, SpaceX and OpenAI as his current pursuits.
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I had to decide between the Củ Chi Tunnels and the Floating Market, and picked the tunnels, since figured I'd be able to see floating markets in other countries, whereas the Củ Chi Tunnels are unique to Vietnam.
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It was used to target tunnels The target was ISIS tunnels and caves deep in a remote, mountainous area of Afghanistan.
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They breathe through tiny tunnels from exterior holes called spiracles that allow the air to flow through tunnels into their bodies.
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But if the tunnels are less expensive than other crossings, drivers could switch to the tunnels, leading to paralyzing traffic jams.
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But if you have tunnels in cities you would massively alleviate congestion and you could have tunnels at all different levels — you could probably have 30 layers of tunnels and completely fix the congestion problem in high-density cities.
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It takes place in underground tunnels propped with random junk, and I'm going to turn my classroom into a series of tunnels!
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Boring says the loop tunnels would be compatible with hyperloop requirements and the loop tunnels could eventually be part of the faster system.
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New York City currently relies on two water tunnels, the imaginatively named Water Tunnels 1 and 2, to supply water to the city.
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Munoz says these tunnels are usually found connecting between commercial warehouses, but that to discover these tunnels requires intense investigative work and intelligence information.
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This bought 42km of tunnels (21km each for the eastbound and westbound tracks); the longest individual tunnels (8.3km each) took 2½ years to dig.
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"One of the tunnels discovered goes back 13 years," he said, asserting it predated resolution 1701, but without discussing how old other tunnels were.
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"These are tunnels, not shafts, so even in a maximalist case where the North seals the tunnels as a PR stunt, that's useless," said Lewis.
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If they chose to smuggle migrants through these tunnels, they could drug them, or blindfold them, and they would never know where the tunnels are.
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The new trains are part of a $30 billion infrastructure plan that Amtrak is implementing to update trains, fix old tunnels, and build new tunnels.
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Some Gateway supporters welcomed the plan to repair the old tunnels, but they emphasized that fixing them would not reduce the need for new tunnels.
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You could certainly have a subway system which had many layers of tunnels, but the tunnels are so prohibitively expensive that they don't do it.
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"US-Mexico border is literally riddled with tunnels, and the big problem is that there's no technology that can detect those tunnels," Vigil told Business Insider.
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But Amtrak, which owns the tunnels and Penn Station, has given up hope that new tunnels will be built before the old ones must be repaired.
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So far the company has been digging tunnels under Los Angeles, which the company says are smaller than traditional tunnels for underground transportation, cutting down on costs.
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Tunnels A key part of ISIS's apparent defense strategy for Mosul has been the construction of an elaborate network of tunnels in the city and surrounding towns.
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Chatting with a Bloomberg reporter, he revealed the two other names he says he considered: Tunnels R Us and American Tubes and Tunnels, or AT&T for short.
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Identifying and destroying the tunnels became a major goal for the Israeli military, which found many tunnels that were more than a mile long and 60 feet deep.
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The ruling by the High Court held that although the construction of new tunnels must be halted, digging could continue in order to repair existing ancient underground tunnels.
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The training is the process by which a labyrinthine series of elaborate tunnels are excavated through the blob, tunnels that connect any given input to its proper output.
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So subway cars can take turns during the night running through the local tunnels and the express tunnels, with maintenance conducted on whichever tunnel is not in use.
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In addition to two tunnels that allow travel in either direction, there are also a network of tunnels just for ventilation (otherwise temperatures inside could reach 120 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Bone is constantly turning over through a process in which cells called osteoclasts dig tunnels through bone, and then cells called osteoblasts re-pave those tunnels with new bone.
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"The whole concept of tunnels changes," he said, once you change that key ingredient, since tunnels can be much smaller, making them easier to dig and interconnect and overlay.
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Today, we are activating new technology pioneered by Waze that will provide better GPS navigation capabilities for drivers as they drive through the Lincoln and Holland tunnels and MTA tunnels.
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But after the first tunnels were built, the military discovered that the ice sheet was not as stable as it needed to be: It moved and shifted, destabilizing the tunnels.
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Elon Musk's Boring Company, which was founded to create the tunnels for an underground transportation system in Los Angeles, has released a map illustrating a proposed network for those tunnels.
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After Israel destroyed 255 such tunnels in its 236 war against Gaza, Hamas has frequently proclaimed in public that it has restored the lost tunnels, and is building many more.
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I mean, you could do ... you could certainly have a subway system which had many layers of tunnels, but the tunnels are so prohibitively expensive that they don't do it.
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So far, Ortiz says, work has been completed on three tunnels, is still in progress on four tunnels and is yet to begin on two tunnels: the Rutgers Tube (which connects Manhattan and Brooklyn on the F line) and, of course, the Canarsie Tunnel, which connects Brooklyn to Manhattan via the L line.
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Not just regular old tunnels though, Upside Down tunnels that play host to the horrible denizens of the Upside Down including weird tentacle things and abscesses that spit at passers by.
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Identifying and destroying the tunnels became a major goal of the war for the Israeli military, which found many tunnels that were more than a mile long and 60 feet deep.
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While the drone projects are not directly linked to personnel safety, having more automation within tunnels is likely to reduce the number of man hours within tunnels and exposure to potential danger.
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This was a lesson learned, Kleva said, from the Clark Street and Montague Street Tunnels, two other tunnels affected and shut down due to Sandy; there, the dust containment became an issue.
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It required ten new stations and 26 miles of new tunnels; those tunnels were created by eight 1,000-tonne boring machines through some of the most densely populated urban space in the world.
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Some 800,000 vehicles cross the city's bridges and tunnels daily.
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Journalists witnessed the demolition of three tunnels and nearby buildings.
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Larvae make feeding tunnels in the trees, mostly killing them.
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It uses a combination of bridges, tunnels and artificial islands.
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But do they work 100 feet underground, in these tunnels?
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"I've always been incredibly bullish about tunnels," Sonnad tells me.
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A bunker where you will have to go through tunnels.
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Sewers and railway tunnels move flood waters across the city.
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Human smugglers tend to use more rudimentary tunnels, he said.
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Several tunnels, roads, and parks have closed as a result.
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What are they plotting in their tunnels beneath the pavement?
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Cuomo -- will stop without warning deep in the dark tunnels.
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But a rainy season downpour flooded the tunnels, trapping them.
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The tunnels stretch approximately 250 kilometers (150 miles) under Paris.
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"infiltration." As the Irish left the subway tunnels, mills, and
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Some people spent months secretly digging tunnels under the Wall.
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It digs attack tunnels, and periodically fires rockets, into Israel.
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The company is digging tunnels underneath the congested roadway system.
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They cross through tunnels, cross through aqueducts near the surface.
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The other option is to 'go down' and build tunnels.
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Restoring and modernizing the tunnels cost more than $550 million.
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Musk claims the tunnels can stand up to shaky conditions.
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The tunnels demonstrate the persistence and resources of the cartels.
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I've always felt it's like adjoining tunnels with other people.
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Tunnels in 2017 are, of course, built a little differently.
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Running through subway tunnels when you're tripping is virtually insane.
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Shorter tunnels were framed by wooden beams, creating a walkway.
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Walls can be scaled, or tunnels can be dug underneath.
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The delivery: Prosecutors say Mr. Guzmán loved to use tunnels.
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Or it could hide missiles in hardened locations, like tunnels.
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We saw new bridges, tunnels, roads, modern trains and planes.
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They also incorporate tunnels, lights, water walls and giant drops.
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There has been no desire to fund the new tunnels.
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How do you wall out deep tunnels, drones and catapults?
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The tunnels were everywhere; some you could stand up in.
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He visited tunnels, now a museum and popular tourist attraction.
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I followed him deep underground, through a labyrinth of tunnels.
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More than 200,000 people navigate the tunnels there every day.
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During this time, archaeologists often dug tunnels into the ash.
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"I do not support the twin tunnels," Mr. Newsom said.
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Odd beasts, dark tunnels, and writhing tentacles are cool again.
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About those tunnels... Musk says his project digging tunnels beneath L.A. is "a low stress activity because everyone expects it to fail" But it could inform efforts to mine Mars for ice and minerals.
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The Hudson Tunnel Project, the first phase of a larger plan called Gateway, would build two rail tunnels under the Hudson River and allow the reconstruction of the existing rail tunnels while maintaining service.
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This problem was exacerbated by Hurricane Sandy, which filled the tunnels with corrosive salt water, and engineers now estimate that without major overhauls the tunnels are likely to fail within the next 10 years.
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As he drove, Mr. Carrillo and a friend pointed to other areas where tunnels were found, where sink holes formed because of attempted burrowing and where the authorities suspect there could be new tunnels.
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It is dug into a massive mountain complex with deep tunnels.
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The lower tunnels are flooded, giving rise to an underground Venice.
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It will take us 2 hours to get to the tunnels.
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ISIS tunnels were built all through the decimated city of Raqqa
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Musk aims to cut that through narrower tunnels and other moves.
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Aerodynamics is so important, sliders practice their form in wind tunnels.
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And tolls for the MTA's bridges and tunnels will also rise.
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Either way, look for these tunnels to be important this season.
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He also studied them in the lab using controlled wind tunnels.
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First set of tunnels are to alleviate greater LA urban congestion.
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"I hope we're one day building tunnels on Mars," he says.
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Then it was tunnels and hotels and modeling studios and cars.
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But delays in filling tunnels have become a source of frustration.
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To make it non-operational, they'd have to fill the tunnels.
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The summer air in the tunnels was thick enough to cut.
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The twin tunnels are expected to be less than a mile.
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They'd lead all of us underground into the tunnels to hide.
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Islamic State had also dug tunnels in and around the village.
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"Infinite" amounts of tunnels, stacked one on top of one another.
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They form acres of crisscrossing tunnels with thousands of cooperative workers.
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The cartels often rely on forced labor to dig the tunnels.
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Which is not to say the tunnels aren't in good condition.
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Bridges and tunnels into the city were also set to reopen.
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Today, we drive under their tunnels and walk through their parks.
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First, explosives will be used to collapse the tunnels, KCNA said.
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"Smugglers keep digging them because the tunnels work," Mr. Shaw said.
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Normally, VOP patrols Tucson's highways, bridges, and tunnels for homeless veterans.
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Inside the tunnels are two intersecting rings that crash particles together.
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The subway tunnels are a celebration of the coal mining industry.
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Still, we're not bringing the players out in smoke tunnels, right?
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More than 100 people from the tunnels accepted shelter or treatment.
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The cheery chipmunks are asleep in their tunnels beneath my house.
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But sometimes garnets are marred with intricate traceries of microscopic tunnels.
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He is creating machines to bore giant tunnels through the earth.
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Actually, [he was] dynamiting the tunnels through some of the Smokies.
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Many tunnels end in these warehouses, making them difficult to detect.
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Some years later, new tunnels didn't serve Governor Christie's political ambition.
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These 150-foot tunnels lead to the original launch control desk...
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New rail tunnels would allow more trains to cross the river.
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The city "is a terrible place to dig tunnels," he added.
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"The tunnels were dead end for the most part," he recounted.
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The area is dotted with illegal mineshafts and tunnels, he said.
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Most of its tunnels are too narrow to accommodate bench walls.
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Only five United States road tunnels had been equipped with sprinklers.
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So you're thinking all around, lots of roads within the tunnels?
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Yeah, many levels of tunnels, so — Right, like a subway system?
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Suicide bombers have been waiting in houses and tunnels to attack.
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Speaking of wildfire: We know that Aerys placed wildfire in underground tunnels all around the city, and we know that Maegor constructed the Dragonpit to have an elaborate network of tunnels, like the Red Keep does.
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Since then, the Boring Company has been selected to build tunnels for Chicago and Washington DC, and has sketched out plans to build a larger network of tunnels under LA, with the aim of reducing congestion.
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As the name suggests, DGRs involve burying the nuclear waste in vast networks of tunnels about a half of a mile beneath the Earth's surface, and then backfilling these tunnels with concrete, salt and other materials.
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At the moment, there's little incentive for them to work with international terrorists because the risk isn't worth it, but in theory they could also use these tunnels to smuggle WMDs or terrorists through these tunnels.
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"It's not easy to build a wall, anyway they build tunnels and most people arrive by plane," Slim joked, referring to drug cartels digging tunnels beneath the border to smuggle their products into the United States.
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Or, because there are really two separate tunnels—one covering tracks going each direction—reducing traffic to half-volume and repairing each of the tunnels one at a time, and finishing in three to four years.
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In January 2016, during SpaceX's Hyperloop pod design competition, Musk explained why he thought tunnels could help alleviate traffic: It's a really simple and obvious idea and I wish more people would do it: build more tunnels.
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The electronic tolling will begin in January at its two tunnels — the Brooklyn-Battery and Queens-Midtown Tunnels — and will be completed at all its toll bridges by the end of 2017, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, said.
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What that amounts to is ... wait for it .... a series of tunnels!
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Hariri built tunnels en route to the airport, avoiding hellish traffic jams.
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The labyrinthine maze of underground tunnels extends far beyond the castle itself.
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These simple interactive tunnels also work with older Brio wooden track pieces.
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New York's Hudson River tunnels are running out of time for repairs.
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Trump promised to bring back jobs, build new airports, tunnels and roads.
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And based on the tunnels it has been digging under SpaceX's headquarters
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Rescue teams have already inspected around 7 kms (4.3 miles) of tunnels.
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LIGO works by bouncing lasers down tunnels with mirrors at each end.
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That is pretty small beer where railway tunnels under rivers are concerned.
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And in spite of terrorist bombings and tunnels, Israel will remain democratic.
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But tunnels do not necessarily need to be big to be useful.
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"That would leave $213 to $713 million for the tunnels," he says.
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They don't use tunnels like that simply to bring in illegal immigrants.
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I'm going out and promising I'm going to do tunnels and bridges.
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As we are there, soldiers discover newer tunnels, some with shelters attached.
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Its fighters move through a network of elaborate underground tunnels and trenches.
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Ridiculous. But synchronized dancing inside one of those indoor skydiving wind tunnels?
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Some people build tunnels to deal with traffic, others reinvent the car.
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Some of these apparent tunnels were intertwined, extending both vertically and horizontally.
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Nearly all those tunnels have now been destroyed by the Egyptian army.
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ISIS has been using IEDs, bunkers and tunnels as losses increased, Gen.
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Instead of rushing into tunnels, they will be struggling to escape them.
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Some transportation experts say that Boring's tunnels would create even more gridlock.
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In that moment, its capacity effectively went from six tunnels to two.
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Smugglers moving mass quantities of it through tunnels can reap huge profits.
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What happens in parking garages, tunnels and other spaces that lack connectivity?
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There's no way into the tunnels — unless you know where to look.
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None of the nearby tunnels appear to lead back to the outside.
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The Dig Dug connection goes beyond tunnels and a cameo appearance, though.
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He added that 33 rigged vehicles and 35 tunnels had been destroyed.
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This is why the tunnels can only have a 14-foot diameter.
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The tunnels will eventually be a paid alternative to buses or subways.
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She's from Texas and has lived in the tunnels for five years.
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We will rebuild our roads, bridges, tunnels, highways, airports, schools and hospitals.
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She's even had them set traps and tracking tunnels around the school.
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Tunnels underneath the base revealed an underground network of improvised explosive devices.
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How do the cartels keep migrants from revealing where the tunnels are?
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Perhaps some of the tunnels had collapsed or caved in over time.
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The site was discovered during a search of tunnels dug by ISIS.
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GRAPHIC - Control of Syrian communities : here Islamic State's defenses include extensive tunnels.
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The authority's bridges and tunnels division will technically oversee the tolling program.
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One said they had been made to dig tunnels for the rebels.
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Prairie dogs would dig tunnels that channeled rainwater into the water table.
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Mr. Baraka's responsibilities included digging attack tunnels and firing rockets into Israel.
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"We built the longest bridges, the most sophisticated tunnels," Mr. Cuomo said.
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The track has tunnels, hairpin turns and narrow passages through residential streets.
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This architecture even extends to underwater tunnels manned by scuba diving smugglers.
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Over the decades, the tunnels have proved remarkably durable, Professor Gillespie said.
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The kindergarten borrows the stadium's field, tunnels and roof for group activities.
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Other methods rely on tunnels, drones and commercial cargo trains and buses.
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Many other sophisticated tunnels have been discovered along California's border with Mexico.
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Travellers using the airport, subway and harbour tunnels have all faced disruption.
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He recently started a project, the Boring Co, to build transport tunnels.
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GRAPHIC - Control of Syrian communities : here Islamic State's defenses include extensive tunnels.
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Some groups also carried spray cans - marking the tunnels for other groups.
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Soldiers also discovered, beneath the village, a network of Viet Cong tunnels.
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Jerry Brown's planned $16.7 billion Delta tunnels project, the Sacramento Bee reports.
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In some cases, the miners dig tunnels as deep as 300 feet.
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What keeps our bridges, tunnels, highways and public buildings safe and strong?
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No. During the days ISIS hid in their tunnels, waiting for darkness.
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VICE News followed Richard as he worked inside Cerro Rico's dangerous tunnels.
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The work trains also clogged tunnels, adding to the congestion and headaches.
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Of course, experts question whether tunnels are really an answer to the quandary of overcapacity, in addition to questioning Musk's claims that he can dig tunnels faster and at a fraction of the cost of traditional boring technology.
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"It's not easy to build a wall, anyway they build tunnels and most people arrive by plane," Slim joked in comments before the election, referring to drug cartels digging tunnels to smuggle their products into the United States.
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Musk has had a vocal interest in tunnels for some time now, stating in a March 2015 interview with scientist Neil DeGrasse Tyson that more car tunnels would "alleviate congestion completely" and negate the need for flying cars.
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Mr. Bauman, who has worked with the Israel Defense Forces in their efforts to find tunnels, said most of the devices used for tunnel detection were developed for industries to find oil or mineral deposits, not drug tunnels.
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Musk has had a vocal interest in tunnels for some time now, stating in a March 2015 interview with scientist Neil DeGrasse Tyson that more car tunnels would "alleviate congestion completely" and negate the need for flying cars.
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While North Korea blew up the entrances of the tunnels in May and removed the diagnostic equipment, the shafts could be reopened or new tunnels could be excavated if Kim decided to restart underground test blasts, he said.
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But they're not just empty tunnels; instead, a car on the surface would dodge traffic by taking a sort of elevator down, which would then move as a "sled" through the tunnels at speeds of 150 miles per hour.
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Of course, transportation experts question whether tunnels are really an answer to the quandary of overcapacity, in addition to questioning Musk's claims that he can dig tunnels faster and at a fraction of the cost of traditional boring technology.
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Despite the ceasefire, Hamas has vowed to continue to dig tunnels intended to infiltrate Israel, and while Hamas leaders stress they do not seek an imminent war, they see tunnels as a strategic weapon in any future armed confrontation.
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In 2008, the city was faced with a choice: spend $100.5 million to revive the tunnels for modern subway use, $19 million to fill the tunnels with dirt, or $2.6 million to simply maintain them as an abandoned space.
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Every morning we would head over from our rental house to Tunnels Beach, named for the distinctive underwater lava tubes — those long, cavelike tunnels and coral formations so beloved and frequented by divers who swim around and through them.
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The doctors can't decide if they're going to flame-blast the tunnels again.
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Elon Musk is ready to take his Boring Company's tunnels outside of California.
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We get down on our hands and knees and climb through the tunnels.
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It's unbelievable that people lived in these tunnels for weeks at a time.
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But Giul knew about these tunnels, and has prepared a welcome for them.
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Of course, regular tunnels can be interesting in addition to being engineering marvels.
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"They're masterpieces of their time," he said, of the city's tunnels and bridges.
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Trump wants to look at new ways to build bridges, tunnels and ports.
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But they don't, because I'm fairly certain that they've built underground tunnels everywhere.
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We will rebuild our roads, our bridges, our tunnels, highways, airports, schools, hospitals.
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Construct tunnels under Los Angeles to alleviate traffic congestion with The Boring Company.
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From the mid aughts through 2015 they ran the tunnels, mostly without incident.
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Practically overnight, meters upon meters of tunnels can pop up in your yard.
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China needs lots of material to build all its homes, trains and tunnels.
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Tunnels have been cut deep into the rock and propped up with logs.
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From there, it's a high-speed ride through Musk's tunnels on electric skates.
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Peshmerga forces have discovered several ISIS tunnels -- part of the group's elaborate defenses.
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Forces entering Mosul are expecting extensive networks of tunnels and booby-trapped buildings.
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But even the most seemingly simple tunnels to fix can take several months.
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Other border tunnels discovered in the San Diego area have made news before.
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Wildstein also informed Cedrick Fulton, Port Authority director of Tunnels, Bridges and Terminals.
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That included "Marcbots" - wheeled robots that detect tunnels - and advanced radar surveillance systems.
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As he made his way through the tunnels, Sweat left notes for investigators.
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The tunnels wind through hills, with one entrance not far from an exit.
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Much of the work proceeds unseen as machines bore tunnels beneath the surface.
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Airports aren't cheap to rebuild, and bridges, roads and tunnels aren't free, either.
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And clearing the tunnels can be painstakingly slow as well as life-threatening.
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Building more tunnels is just not a good way to alleviate traffic congestion.
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Bridges, tunnels, and freeways continue to crumble, risking lives and more traffic delays.
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Rockets, cars, tunnels, brain-linking computers, candy, and... the definitive arbiter of truth?
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"I've put in more tunnels and underground bunkers than El Chapo," he said.
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Israel says it has destroyed several cross-border militant tunnels in recent months.
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Palestinian gunmen used tunnels to blindside Israeli forces during the 2014 Gaza war.
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Eventually, he envisions a deep, multilayered network of underground tunnels spanning the city.
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This meant that drivers had to purchase separate cards to access separate tunnels.
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A preschool in Los Angeles was said to have secret tunnels underneath it.
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"Time is running out and we must quickly build new tunnels," Schumer said.
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Going into dark tunnels is a *great* way not to get disappeared, guys.
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The subway tunnels have been designated "a confined space," unsafe for the public.
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Some tell stories of being chased from the tunnels by an unseen presence.
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"They dug 10 tunnels," he says, pointing to a hole in the ground.
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Half of the backlog is for repairs to NPS roads, bridges and tunnels.
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But sneaking through the castle's massive sewers and tunnels like a sneaky virus?
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The Islamist faction had collected tax on goods brought in through the tunnels.
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That grade takes into account tens of thousands of roads, bridges, tunnels, etc.
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Six square tunnels run beneath the highway, each just over 6 feet high.
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But life in the tunnels used to be "more beautiful", according to Angell.
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During the months he toiled in the tunnels, Mr. Sweat lost 30 pounds.
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Divers are expected to escort the boys through the tunnels one by one.
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A screen displays various shades that identify anomalies underground that could be tunnels.
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Lava tubes are tunnels that form from lava flowing during long volcanic eruptions.
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"Most of the bridges and culverts (tunnels) have outlived their lives," she said.
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Food, fuel, and medicine have dwindled, especially after the shutdown of smuggling tunnels.
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But wind tunnels do not have the force of nature, or the unpredictability.
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In Tijuana, in particular, the tunnels are considered an intractable fact of life.
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Going into buildings, going into tunnels, culverts, places that you can't easily access.
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Then he updated his Twitter bio to include "Tunnels" in the company section.
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Every year, as many as a dozen of the underground tunnels run dry.
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Israel said its military engineers unearthed and destroyed 32 tunnels during the war.
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I pondered this as we zigzagged around mountain passes and zipped through tunnels.
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Some of the tunnels were blocked off with signs warning hikers of danger.
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Still, Fura's Shetty says it is impractical to shutter all tunnels at once.
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The tunnels, which were built in 1910, carry about 450 trains every weekday.
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The solution — installing four 75-foot low tunnels alongside their greenhouse — has worked.
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He led me through tunnels that had been dug underneath the high rises.
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It works even in tunnels and other locations that traditional GPS can't reach.
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Gradually, the landscape changes to snow-covered mountains, then tunnels, then chilly rain.
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Yet a whole society has flourished in tunnels and caves under St. Paul.
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It involves systems of tunnels and back rooms and coded symbols and language.
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North Korea conducted its six nuclear tests in underground tunnels at Punggye-ri.
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Islamic State militants have defended their positions using snipers, tunnels, and hidden explosives.
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Inside some tunnels were ventilation shafts and rest points with mattresses and bedding.
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Still, even though the public loves its tunnels, trepidation remains, Professor Gillespie said.
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Underground entry tunnels are preserved from the property's days as a missile silo.
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The rebels had launched a complex attack using tunnels and multiple suicide bombers.
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Practically overnight, meters upon meters of tunnels can pop up in your yard.
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His Boring Company, which would drill the tunnels, still needs formal government approval.
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Sometimes it disappears into pipes underground or flows into tunnels in the rock.
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Hidden underneath the residence are two tunnels original to the home's 1935 construction.
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And then you have things like the tunnels where the Mandalorians were hiding.
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A network of mining tunnels honeycombed the so-called Richest Hill on Earth.
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A Federal Police spokesman said a network of tunnels had also been seized.
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Around the same time, the Lincoln and Holland Tunnels opened to the south.
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It said the tunnels did not function yet but posed "an imminent threat".
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Medha: But when did arena tunnels become runways for the top NBA players?
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He added that civilians are leaving the ISIS camp through tunnels and buildings.
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Smugglers also dig cross-border tunnels, primarily to move large volumes of marijuana.
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Meanwhile my dog runs off, noses down packed leaves into damp, mysterious tunnels.
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It was my second visit so I knew all the tunnels and shortcuts.
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But there were no major incidents, no trains stuck in tunnels, no catastrophes.
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And as I got sort of digging into tunnels ... Ha-ha, good one.
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It's like — So you're thinking all around, lots of roads within the tunnels?
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To comply with NFPA standards for rail tunnels, the Loop would need at least 74 such exits for each of the twin tunnels between Baltimore and DC. TBC's document says it only intends to build "up to 70" in total.
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Operation Resolute Support dropped a GBU-43 Massive Ordnance Air Blast Bomb (MOAB) on "a huge beehive" of ISIS tunnels in northeast Afghanistan near the Pakistan border, similar to enemy tunnels American forces in Afghanistan have encountered in the past.
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The showpiece of the army tour, though, was not the tunnels, but the construction of a concrete-and-electronic barrier, dug deep into the earth, that General Fox said will eventually detect other tunnels and stop more from being built.
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In the hopes of raising the project's priority rating, the corporation submitted a revised financial plan to the Federal Transit Administration in late August that reduced by $1.4 billion the estimated cost of building tunnels and rehabilitating the old tunnels.
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Third-rail systems tend to be employed in urban railways because they are easier and cheaper than making tunnels and bridges large enough to accommodate overhead cables—and the railway lines of southern Britain have plenty of low bridges and tunnels.
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Historians believe that the Nazis intended to connect these facilities with tunnels; and some treasure hunters, such as Tomasz Jurek, insist that the tunnels were completed and then sealed off by the German military in the last days of the war.
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People are whisked through the system's tunnels at up to 150 miles per hour.
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Citizens of Los Angeles, your traffic woes might one day be solved with tunnels.
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"For tunnels you can have hundreds of lanes, there's no real limit," he said.
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In several rooms there were huge mounds of dirt left over from digging tunnels.
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Musk said that there's "no real limit" to the depth of his proposed tunnels.
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The militants are believed to have dug a network of similar tunnels below Mosul.
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Musk will begin giving free rides through the LA tunnels within a few months.
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Meanwhile, Musk's Boring Company recently completed its first section of tunnels under Los Angeles.
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Thigh gaps, thighbrows, Toblerone tunnels — now #Barbiefeet is the latest body trend sweeping Instagram.
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Problems with filling mechanisms and tunnels at the dam have authorities on high alert.
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The Israeli military said it has destroyed three tunnels in the past two months.
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A set of brightly lit sewer tunnels a few minutes away were sealed off.
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A split laser shining at each mirror is located where the two tunnels meet.
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I&aposve been where the tunnels where they use Israeli cement and electricity, Joe.
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I still don't...but I also can't explain what happened in those tunnels underground.
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The tunnels are being used to move people, illegal drugs and even fake pharmaceuticals.
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In addition, Netanyahu called Hezbollah's tunnels an "act of war," significantly escalating Israel's rhetoric.
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Evans proposed a vacuum-like system, where cleaners would periodically go through the tunnels.
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But ISIS, expecting the push, has constructed elaborate defenses, including a network of tunnels.
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Another 100 people were crushed when the tunnels gave way on top of rescuers.
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The idea of foreigners touring North Korea, crawling through their tunnels, seems fanciful. 5.
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The ISIS tunnels in Afghanistan were the right target for the MOAB, said Francona.
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The complex was laced with tunnels connecting the buildings and leading outside the compound.
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Depending on the tour, you visit a selection of military compounds, viewpoints, and tunnels.
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That's why they are now using their best forces to complete the tunnels quickly.
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Their mainstream adoption would massively reduce the need for roads, rails, bridges and tunnels.
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These attracted termites which built tunnels in the hard ground, helping retain the rains.
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Consolis makes precast concrete pieces, such as walls, bridges, tunnels, pipes or railways sleepers.
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The Port Authority shut down all subways and the walking tunnels near the bombing.
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"Drug traffickers love using tunnels," journalist Ioan Grillo told Business Insider earlier this year.
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Dozens of tunnels were destroyed, but the concern was they could simply be replaced.
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Pookas are small, red creatures that hang out in tunnels and wear big goggles.
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Out There Theoretically, the universe may be riddled with tunnels through space and time.
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He also founded The Boring Company, which is setting out to build hyperloop tunnels.
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Founded in 2012, The Boring Company digs tunnels for mass transit and freight transport.
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The same was true when Hamas built terror tunnels used to kidnap Israeli civilians.
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Founded in 2012, The Boring Company digs tunnels for mass transit and cargo transport.
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The tunnels are designed to let the elderly trundle through on their mobility scooters.
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Those soldiers hid in tunnels, on Iwo, for weeks after the war was over.
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Exercising its core tactic, Hezbollah uses civilian buildings as entry points for these tunnels.
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The military said the tunnels were not yet operational, but posed "an imminent threat".
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"Hezbollah's intention was to insert terrorists into our territory through these tunnels," he said.
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An earlier plan for new rail tunnels underwent about six years of environmental review.
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Our highways, bridges and tunnels form the backbone of America's entire transportation supply chain.
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He's not a fan of the tunnels, he said, but that's not the point.
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They explored the underground tunnels for about an hour, before deciding to turn back.
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Miss North Carolina McKenzie Faggart said she was down in the tunnels with Rep.
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"The work simply cannot be done with trains running through the tunnels," Byford says.
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He came to the tunnels after he lost his job and his son died.
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The divers navigated a series of dark, flooded tunnels for up to six hours.
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Data from Homeland Security shows that fewer tunnels have been discovered in recent years.
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Some homeless people even sleep in a maze of underground tunnels beneath the city.
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Related: Chapo's Return to Prison: The Hunt, the Biopic, and a Weakness for Tunnels.
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In Israel and Lebanon, Hezbollah fighters used underground tunnels to launch attacks in Israel
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Some 20 workers scour the tunnels to drain water that threatens to flood them.
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This woman is creating the metal parts required to prop up the mining tunnels.
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The tunnels also have shown signs of the damage from Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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The underground tunnels, however, also need repairs that will likely cost millions of dollars.
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In some parts of the sprawling suburb, the underground spaces are connected by tunnels.
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The holes left behind look like tiny interdimensional tunnels, or lesions tripping on LSD.
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He said he lived in subway tunnels and wrote his poetry on underground walls.
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The military did not say precisely what it would do to close the tunnels.
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In recent decades, scavengers visited the site too, digging illegal tunnels below the estate.
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Eventually, Amtrak will have to close those tunnels for an overhaul, Mr. Cuomo warned.
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I had a rough year of unemployment and found solace in the subway tunnels.
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Tunnels for the nuclear blasts are deep inside Mount Mantap, a mile-high peak.
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They expended resources that could have improved infrastructure to fund missiles and terrorist tunnels.
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"Imagine yourself as an ant in a mine with vertical tunnels," Dr. Gilbert said.
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Metrophiles clustered by the openings to the tunnels and filmed the trains coming in.
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The Trump plan promises to manage the feat with new roads, tunnels or bridges.
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"You know how Mexicans are: If they go high, we go underneath, with tunnels."
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Our commune was located on the soft ground, so we did not have tunnels.
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But digging tunnels requires navigating unforeseen rocks, soil, water, contamination and man-made objects.
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Amtrak owns New York's Pennsylvania Station and the Hudson River tunnels connected to it.
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Ballistics labs, wind tunnels and enrichment facilities can be hidden in buildings or underground.
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And Farley does almost nothing to prepare for the still-needed new Hudson tunnels.
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Those tunnels would nearly be built by now, had he stuck to the plan.
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Jerry Brown's Delta tunnels project got a crucial green light from two federal agencies.
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The Port Authority operates the region's airports and many of its bridges and tunnels.
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The explosive nuclear tests take place in tunnels dug deep beneath a rugged mountain.
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The fragments looked like rubbery slivers of squid sashimi, fluttering in dark video tunnels.
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While many tunnels are rudimentary, others have lighting, tracks and ventilation systems, even elevators.
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They dig miles-long tunnels under walls and fences, and fire bazookas over them.
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Talking about how many aircraft, where the aircraft are flying in, how they're breaching a building, other technology they can bring to bear, knowledge about the tunnels and the mapping of those tunnels, these are operational details which are only about preening.
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Of course, transportation experts question whether tunnels are really an answer to the quandary of traffic congestion and overcapacity, in addition to questioning Musk's claims that he can dig tunnels faster and at a fraction of the cost of traditional boring technology.
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The oldest tunnel on the site had already been collapsed some years earlier, but three tunnels were intact, and the North Korean officials accompanying us said two of the tunnels had never been used, and could have easily conducted future nuclear tests.
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Cu Chi Tunnels Situated in a tropical jungle about two and a half hours from Ho Chi Minh City, this network of extensive tunnels is where several military campaigns took place during the Vietnam War and also where Viet Cong soldiers based themselves.
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He said he's going to build custom tunnel-boring machines (TBM) that will work continuously to dig the required tunnels, and the excavated dirt will be shuttled out of the tunnels using electric locomotives powered by Tesla Model 3 batteries and motors.
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The challenges: Permissions and cost, and cities would have to approve a network of tunnels.
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The Hudson River tunnels in New York City aren't just old — they're also falling apart.
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The tapes include C.H.U.D., a 1984 horror movie about cannibals who live in underground tunnels.
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"Up to 2013, maybe 95 percent of food was coming through the tunnels," said Shaban.
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In April 2017, Musk revealed a video showing the tunnels, the elevators and the sleds.
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Forces also destroyed five explosive belts and three tunnels and seized a store of projectiles.
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A vibrant map greets you with your home tunnel and available tunnels across the world.
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Tunnels will stack, crisscrossing and overlapping each other for maximum efficiency across many stacked layers.
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These places may need wildlife crossings (which are roads and tunnels for wildlife), said Sharma.
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David Attenborough narrates while the tiny mammal tunnels through sand dunes and snuffles after termites.
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Their furry coats cover thick, tough skin that can withstand squeezing and scraping through tunnels.
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"There's no real limit to how many levels of tunnels you can have," Musk explained.
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Workers have also made repairs to the tunnels that carry the G and 7 lines.
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The London Underground will get 4G access in its tunnels and stations starting next year.
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Internal illumination tunnels take light from the camera's flash to brighten the samples from behind.
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We've been digging tunnels since the late 19th century to bypass our choked surface streets.
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The team eventually swam through the flooded tunnels individually or in pairs using scuba gear.
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Researchers wondered whether these could be lava tubes, horizontal tunnels, or bigger, open magma chambers.
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THINK ABOUT NEW YORK CITY, THE SECOND SET OF RAIL TUNNELS IN FROM NEW JERSEY.
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Tunnels are most common in the San Diego sector, according to the Natural Resources Committee.
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Using slow and methodical dolly shots, Deeper Underground reveals the symmetrical beauty of London's tunnels.
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Entering forces are expecting such defenses as extensive networks of tunnels and booby-trapped buildings.
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That's not a new idea, birds have been flown and filmed in wind tunnels before.
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The railway in turn is linked by tunnels to the pens built for the submarines.
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During his victory speech, Trump promised to fix the nation's highways, bridges, tunnels and airports.
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Essentially, the idea amounted to creating a three-dimensional network of tunnels underneath the city.
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ISIS has deployed its full repertoire: snipers, booby traps, a web of tunnels for ambushes.
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He thought tunnels were being dug under his 2,000-acre estate in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania.
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It seems like the verdict is still out on Musk and his Boring Company tunnels.
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One of the tunnels, a two-meter high, shoulder-width corridor, extended 125 meters underground.
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"There's no real limit to how many levels of tunnels you can have," he said.
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ISIS has been using IEDs, bunkers and tunnels as the terror group's losses increased, Gen.
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Israel said it launched airstrikes targeting rocket launchers, weapons stockpiles, tunnels and other Hamas infrastructure.
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The state of our roads, bridges, tunnels, buses and rail lines is becoming more dire.
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While great for building visitor enthusiasm, tunnels were terrible for the trees, weakening their stability.
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"Letting inspectors look at the testing tunnels," would be an important step forward, he said.
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A complete rehabilitation of the existing tunnels is expected to take at least three years.
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Our bridges and tunnels are collapsing because we have decided not to care about them.
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According to the Boring Company, the interiors of the tunnels are 12 feet in diameter.
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The entrepreneur posted Friday several pictures of equipment meant for digging tunnels beneath Los Angeles.
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Working with 10 foreign companies, the line runs over 10 bridges and through five tunnels.
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In the last war, Israel pounded this area as it tried to destroy the tunnels.
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Why can't I look away from Tiny Shrek bounding over hurdles and speeding through tunnels?
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Trump has proposed a $28500 trillion infrastructure proposal to improve roads, bridges, tunnels and more.
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Musk currently has one boring machine called "Godot" and began digging tunnels earlier this year.
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The entrances to these tunnels were in civilian areas as well, including mosques and schools.
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From here, they would be put on a pod that would transport them through tunnels.
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Hurricane Sandy flooded New York's subway in 2012, damaging several tunnels under the East River.
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It was hard work, but the assumption was that eventually our two tunnels would connect.
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Tunnels and buildings were blown up, and the journalists were allowed to inspect the remnants.
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The threat of the tunnels continues to sow fear in Israeli communities along the border.
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An important distinction: subway trains use different tunnels from the ones Lhota was talking about.
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In two-foot high tunnels, workers dig for coal for hours without taking a break.
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The force includes about 1,800 officers who are supposed to guard airports, bridges and tunnels.
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Do yourself a favor and buy them a couple of these stackable boxes and tunnels.
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Simply put, the tunnels cannot sustain themselves, and we are risking the safety of commuters.
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The miners dug shafts and tunnels into the surrounding mountains, and the mining town boomed.
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The tunnels (and skyways) are collectively called, "The Gopher Way," after the school's furry mascot.
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"They're worried we're digging tunnels," the official said, without confirming or denying whether they were.
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In its pitch, the firm referred to two rail tunnels that run beneath the site.
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READ MORE HERE>>Blackstone raised $14 billion to invest in bridges, tunnels, and wind plants.
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Beneath our feet, particles collided silently in the tunnels, striking more sparks to puzzle over.
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It still hasn't constructed any commercial tunnels, though the Las Vegas project is under construction.
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Some have called for building tunnels instead; city transportation officials have said that is unrealistic.
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"The only things it could affect are the tunnels and high-speed rail," he said.
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According to Mongolian folklore, the worms hide in the sand, creating underground tunnels of sorts.
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Al-Baghdadi didn't emerge, instead retreating into the tunnels of the compound with two children.
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Remote-controlled robots help agents explore tunnels that are too risky for humans to enter.
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According to Conricus, the main tunnel as well as the smaller connecting tunnels were destroyed.
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If the bridges and tunnels have been destroyed, nobody is going to get here anyways.
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Upon taking a closer look, the tunnels looked too narrow to get very far into.
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We saw plenty of families with children walking along the railways and through the tunnels.
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"These tunnels essentially represented the lifeline for people living under siege for years," Azm said.
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Those include items like missing track fasteners, defective rail ties and nonfunctioning lightbulbs in tunnels.
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Amtrak, which owns and operates the tunnels, could not explain what went wrong on Friday.
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He also ventured into megalithic stone tunnels, which had been mislabeled as Underground Railroad outposts.
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Other termites build mounds with complicated networks of tunnels that provide ventilation for underground nests.
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Underground tunnels connected the Fisher Building to the neighboring Albert Kahn and Cadillac Place buildings.
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Families have headed into basements and dank tunnels, with small cookstoves, flour and warm clothes.
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Afterward, tunnels reportedly collapsed at the site, killing hundreds of workers and rendering it inoperable.
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We will build the roads, highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, and the railways of our tomorrow.
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But Kim said there were two additional, larger tunnels that remain "in very good condition".
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The group had entrenched itself in the city, occupying homes, digging tunnels and laying explosives.
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They used this fuel for the generators that had been smuggled in through the tunnels.
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The tunnels allow the militants to move from house to house, undetected from the air.
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Tourists in the South are able to visit three of the tunnels through guided tours.
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Dr. Phillip Snyder Sr. is a hoarder whose overstuffed house is a labyrinth of tunnels.
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Together they built apartment towers, bridges and airports, tunnels and shopping malls with valet parking.
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Faced with the precision of Iron Dome, Hamas went underground and focused on building tunnels.
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"When we went into the city, there were tons of I.E.D.s, explosives, tunnels," Brig. Gen.
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No one is building additional tunnels or train lines between New York and New Jersey.
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When they fired at us with cannons and B-52s, we hid in the tunnels.
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There are no walls jutting in at odd angles, no overhangs or extreme wind tunnels.
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Inside the tunnels, the tracks are flanked by concrete bench walls that protect power cables.
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After 15 minutes wandering its dim tunnels devoid of sunlight, I felt aggravated and stressed.
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With stonework and some lights, even the industrial tunnels fit into the underground home's aesthetic.
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The poem tunnels through concepts and emotions, while the simultaneity of everything pulses and gathers.
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The current tunnels under the Hudson River were built in 1908 and are rapidly deteriorating.
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It's still not what fully would happen if cracks start appearing in the Hudson tunnels.
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Rescuers then had to work out how to get them out through the flooded tunnels.
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America's 129 tolling entities already operate 327 toll roads, bridges, and tunnels in 35 states.
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Roughly two miles of tunnels have been discovered, cleared of debris, and opened to viewing.
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ONE IN THE GROUP THAT HAS NATURAL USER FEES: BRIDGES, TUNNELS, THINGS OF THAT SORT.
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One of the tunnels leads to the space where Paul McCarthy played with Extended Organ.
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The rail route goes over the pass now in a series of loops and tunnels.
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Additional information about tolls on specific tunnels and bridges is available on the authority's website.
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And manpower to supplement the wall, find and dislocate tunnels and keep out criminal cartels.
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"The digging of the cross-border attack tunnels that the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) has discovered, before the attack tunnels became operational and posed an imminent threat to the safety of Israeli civilians, constitutes a flagrant and severe violation of Israeli sovereignty," the military said.
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"Talking about how many aircraft, where the aircraft are flying in, how they're breaching a building, other technology they can bring to bear, knowledge about the tunnels and the mapping of those tunnels, these are operational details which are only about preening," he told me.
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The recent collapse of tunnels is largely due to heavy rainfall; but it is also an indication of the rushed Hamas operation to extend and complete its underground network before the tunnels are detected (and destroyed) by new Israeli sensors being developed and installed.
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Read more: Here's a look inside the first of Elon Musk's underground Hyperloop tunnels in LA The bricks, made from natural waste of digging tunnels, are supposed to help bring down the costs of excavating — historically the biggest drawback to tunneling versus surface construction.
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From tunnels to legal ports of entry In Guzman's case, the government's own witnesses -- many of them former Mexican cartel associates -- testified that after the government cracked down on smuggling tunnels, they began relying on legal ports of entry to bring drugs into the country.
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"Talking about how many aircraft, where the aircraft are flying in, how they're breaching a building, other technology they can bring to bear, knowledge about the tunnels and the mapping of those tunnels, these are operational details which are only about preening," Leiter said.
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Bad on the scientists for blasting the tunnels with fire — Will is connected to this thing.
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The agent says the tunnels are usually used to move massive loads of marijuana and cocaine.
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The two tunnels lead from adjacent buildings into the collapsed 17-story Plasco building, IRINN reported.
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Musk&aposs Boring Company digs tunnels for advanced transport systems and has advanced ground-penetrating radar.
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Taiwanese engineers have spent decades digging tunnels and bunkers in potential landing zones along the coast.
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It's the darkened tunnels with the spinning teeth-covered wheels that spark my anxieties the most.
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They believe ISIS militants will pop up again through the tunnels they dug under their hometown.
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Musk talks about tunnels and high-speed travel with The Boring Company's mascot, Gary the snail.
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It is a strange world of long tunnels and cavernous spaces illuminated by headlamps and floodlights.
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Networks of vacuum tubes and tunnels will connect cities to each other and to the hinterlands.
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It's also smaller than the proposed DC to Maryland tunnels, which would run about 35 miles.
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After Lyttle was evicted, the local council filled the tunnels with concrete to restore structural integrity.
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Multiple entrances to the house were created as an homage to the many tunnels Lyttle built.
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Elon Musk thinks being stuck in traffic is "soul-destroying" — but, he has a solution: tunnels.
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When Germany invaded France, and Britain "stood alone," the cliffs became a hive of hidden tunnels.
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While protecting the environment, we will build gleaming new roads, bridges, railways, waterways, tunnels, and highways.
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From a homeland security point of view, it's those damn tunnels that worry me the most.
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The system will allow phone signals to penetrate along the length of the transport network's tunnels.
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The programme required ten new stations, some with passenger tunnels linking them to existing Tube lines.
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General Milley described roughly how the commandos had discovered Mr. al-Baghdadi hiding in the tunnels.
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" Musk then added that he thinks traffic and urban density "can be fully alleviated with tunnels.
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But most water main breaks do not cause widespread delays on streets or in subway tunnels.
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Israel says it has developed new means which it has declined to disclose, to find tunnels.
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It's not just lights that are switching off; tunnels are also closing, threatening to snarl traffic.
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There are four potential exit tunnels but only one of them is actually the way out.
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From the aerodynamics perspective you used to have to go to wind tunnels to design airplanes.
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"These individuals that have chosen to take refuge in the tunnels, they're human beings," Lacey said.
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People say our underground tunnels lead to secret meeting facilities for the world’s elite.
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Cement that might be used for reconstruction is diverted to build underground tunnels to attack Israel.
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Matt allegedly helped Sweat in the tunnels for two nights before they escaped on June 5.
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IS blew up the mosque and dug tunnels in search of valuable antiquities, destabilizing the base.
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Some of the tunnels may have collapsed, possibly rendering the site unusable, recent Chinese research suggests.
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A labyrinth of offices, staircases, office buildings, parking garages, tunnels, and corridors ensnares victims and suspects.
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"They've purchased a used boring machine," explained Kasprowicz, referring to the device used to excavate tunnels.
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Badly outmanned and outgunned, they scampered into tunnels, where they were hunted down and shot dead.
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To its tunnels Israel was answering with a $2 billion reinforced-concrete wall buried deep underground.
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The company aims to dig tunnels for the low, low price of $10 million per mile.
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The 4G service will cover ticket halls, corridors within stations, as well as tunnels and platforms.
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During World War II, Londoners often sought shelter from German bombs in the city's subway tunnels.
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The tunnels provide vital arteries across what is often described as Europe's most traffic-congested city.
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They've been using tunnels, explosive traps, human shields, that it's been difficult to get to them.
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The tunnels are each hundreds of feet long, with about eight feet of soil covering them.
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Musk has also suggested the tunnels could be tracks for the Hyperloop system he has proposed.
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The same cannot be said for Hyperloop and the company digging tunnels under our major cities.
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Perfecting the technology and putting it into the tunnels are far out in the future, though.
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Though the labor may be coerced, the engineering that goes into the tunnels is quite sophisticated.
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On the Gaza-Israel border, militants use the tunnels to conduct reconnaissance and raids into Israel.
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Only a few millimetres of plastic separate crops in the high tunnels from the great outdoors.
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This is a couple of dark tunnels that features some taxidermy animals and spooky sound effects.
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The remains of some 6 million people are housed in the catacombs' 150 miles of tunnels.
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While protecting the environment, we will build gleaming new roads, bridges, railways, waterways, tunnels and highways.
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Before the IDF unearthed these tunnels, UNIFIL regularly dismissed Israeli intelligence showing Hezbollah's unauthorized military buildup.
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The line will stretch for more than 100 km and required 42 km of new tunnels.
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The railway infrastructure is pretty detailed too ... there's rail stations, tunnels, bridges and, of course, tracks.
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WALKING THROUGH the Minharot Olam (Perpetual Tunnels) project in Jerusalem is like navigating a massive honeycomb.
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He said Israel had only discovered some tunnels, adding "it is not known" if more exist.
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