Playing Uncharted 4 is extremely satisfying in typical Uncharted fashion.
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Uncharted 4 really doubles down on what it means to be an Uncharted game.
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Uncharted 2 had an explosive train ride, Uncharted 3, had an abandoned chateau set ablaze, but Uncharted 4 doesn't have a big scene or setting that outshined everything else.
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By most accounts, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is a full-blown new game in the Uncharted series.
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It's technically aping Uncharted in a lot of ways, but Uncharted went there first by openly aping Tomb Raider.
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Uncharted 2's Chloe Frazier will be the heroine of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, a standalone adventure coming in 2017.
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Uncharted 4 is a polished piece of Uncharted work from the tops of the mountains to the soles of Nathan's shoes.
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Matthews, now 32, launched her company under the name Uncharted Play, but rebranded in 2017 to Uncharted Power as the company expanded.
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There have been talks of a potential Uncharted movie as far back as 2008, the year after the first Uncharted game released.
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The Lost Legacy is the first Uncharted game to not star Nathan Drake, but our new heroes — Uncharted 2 treasure hunter Chloe Frazer and Uncharted 4: A Thief's End mercenary Nadine Ross — don't seem to be straying too far from the series' roots.
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Each new Uncharted game has delivered more open spaces, and Uncharted 4 opens them up so much that you can't do it on foot.
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As for the real Uncharted movie, Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, there's no word on when that's coming out, and it's possible that it never will.
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Despite the redundant plots, Uncharted has stood out for the depth of the relationships it depicts — especially in last year's Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
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It borrows too much from previous iterations of Uncharted to really set itself as its own game, and especially not the very last Uncharted game.
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But recently, I've discovered the perfect way to play them, with Uncharted 4 and now with the new Uncharted: The Lost Legacy: with my girlfriend.
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Ehasz's co-creator on The Dragon Prince is Justin Richmond, a game developer on Uncharted 2: Among Thieves and game director on Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception.
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Much has been made of Uncharted 4's more open nature, but for the most part it plays like a more refined version of Uncharted 3.
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"It's longer than some previous Uncharted games — and not as long as Uncharted 4," Shaun Escayg, creative director of the game, said in an interview with The Verge.
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The developers at Naughty Dog went into Uncharted: The Lost Legacy with every intention of making a simple add-on to last year's Uncharted 23: A Thief's End.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy There's no Nathan Drake in this new Uncharted, but newly minted headliners Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross look like they'll be keeping that character's legacy alive.
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Chloe starred in Uncharted 2, while Nadine stepped into a starring role in Uncharted 4, but that doesn't mean they're fast friends — their alliance in The Lost Legacy seems mighty uneasy.
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This is — again — uncharted territory for the social network.
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But when I was truly happy to have Nadine around was when you have to accomplish some Uncharted-ass-Uncharted tasks, like turning five random dials to open a mysterious, ancient door.
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More than its contemporaries, 'Uncharted' plays like a movie While Uncharted wasn't the most financially successful of the cinematic game franchises, hamstrung playing on Sony hardware, it quickly became a critical darling.
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Narrating every fascinating detail to her companion — the mercenary leader antagonist of Uncharted 4, Nadine Ross — the background information on the environments feels like it actually matters (another first for the Uncharted series).
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Part of PlayStation's Imgur ad for its game Uncharted Part of PlayStation's Imgur ad for its game Uncharted When I talked to Sehgal and Schaaf, it became clear how complementary their personalities are.
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Straley was also game director on Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, and was commonly linked to Neil Druckmann, who acted as creative director on several of their collaborations.
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The ending of Game of Thrones is totally uncharted territory.
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In many ways, the FOMC is navigating uncharted monetary territory.
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That left Benioff and Weiss in their own, uncharted waters.
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Let's be absolutely clear, the world has entered uncharted territory.
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America is now in largely, but not entirely, uncharted territory.
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"This is uncharted territory," Soghoian told me over the phone.
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France has entered territory that is both promising and uncharted.
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" But he warned, "We're all sort of in uncharted territory.
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Jim Cramer says investors are in uncharted territory right now.
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Everyone in the Apple case is playing in uncharted waters.
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"The separated children are uncharted territory for us," Young said.
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Uncharted 4 doesn't look like most movies; it looks better.
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All the delays were worth it — Uncharted 4 is phenomenal.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End launches May 10th on PS4.
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You're in uncharted territory, charged with turning nothing into something.
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In sum, Puerto Rico finds itself in uncharted legal waters.
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That leaves researchers and universities offering classes in uncharted waters.
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At the same time, this is uncharted territory for me.
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The result is still fairly uncharted water for the courts.
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McConnell admitted that the pandemic was uncharted territory for lawmakers.
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But this year's presidential campaign has already entered uncharted territory.
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For all concerned, these were uncharted waters — literally and metaphorically.
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"We're in uncharted territory," Mayor Jenny Durkan of Seattle said.
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"This is uncharted territory," Mr. Warner said in an interview.
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Griner and King seem to be in wholly uncharted territory.
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The stock has, without question, now entered uncharted financial territory.
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"We're in uncharted territory," said Alphonso David, the governor's counsel.
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The concert is part of Greenwich House's Uncharted music series.
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An outside voice singing is an uncharted territory for us.
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Edna edges into the uncharted territory of her own consciousness.
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The community aspect helped us navigate this totally uncharted territory.
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"This is a land -- uncharted waters, constitutionally," Graham told reporters.
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"These are uncharted waters," said a Republican financial services lobbyist.
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Game of Thrones is about to sail into uncharted territory.
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This was 2270: the very beginning of an uncharted decade.
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Downie told CNN the effects of climate change is uncharted territory.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Federal Reserve is sailing into uncharted waters.
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"It's uncharted territory," said Chris Townshend, field director at the ATU.
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Now, Trump will be president — and we are in uncharted waters.
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That didn't seem to stop many from enjoying Uncharted 4, though.
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Uncharted is a roller coaster ride — but one filled with heart.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is coming to PS4 on August 22nd.
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The enigma of immigrant daughterhood is mostly uncharted territory in television.
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When you're going into uncharted land, you're probably going to fail.
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How do you imagine we sail out of these uncharted waters?
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Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted will premiere on July 21 at 10 p.m.
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"We are navigating uncharted waters," said a Riyadh-based portfolio manager.
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This one scene is indicative of Uncharted 4 as a whole.
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The stalling growth could push China's auto industry into uncharted territory.
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Don't get me wrong, though—Uncharted 4 is a brilliant game.
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Because it's new and uncharted, it naturally has elements of controversy.
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Because I'm grateful that comedy was such uncharted territory for me.
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Legal scholars say this could move the court into uncharted waters.
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I like being an explorer and I'm OK in uncharted territory.
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Arpaio's case represents uncharted territory and thus merits comprehensive legal scrutiny.
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History cannot explain all, and China may be entering uncharted territory.
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Read our full review of "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy" right here.
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This is, to some extent, uncharted territory for the Vermont independent.
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For prosecutors at the Department of Justice, this is uncharted territory.
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What if you could play an Uncharted game on your smartphone?
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Which has advantages but on the other hand it's uncharted territory.
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Meanwhile, unfunded mandates will drive public debt into completely uncharted waters.
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With the standoff over Brunson, however, we have entered uncharted waters.
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"We're in uncharted territory," California Governor Jerry Brown said last year.
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The point is that a self-pardon is uncharted legal territory.
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No Uncharted, no God of War, no Resistance, no Gran Turismo.
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Given all the trade and tariff issues, we're in uncharted territory.
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But, this NYFW is already shaping up to be uncharted territory.
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We are catapulting ourselves out of the Holocene into uncharted territory.
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"The minority has put us in these uncharted waters," he said.
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"It's so tricky because it is completely uncharted territory," he said.
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Discussing sex with a family member was uncharted territory for us.
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The pace of developments puts Trump in uncharted territory with Iran.
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He didn't go to uncharted places; he sent probes to them.
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"We are going into uncharted waters," one small-business owner said.
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This was a very well trod path, and yet somehow uncharted.
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A shift to the minority would be uncharted territory for most.
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With his order, Mr. Trump has plunged into uncharted legal territory.
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The administration is stepping into uncharted legal territory with this decision.
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"It's uncharted territory," said Chris Townsend, field director at the ATU.
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The ethics of experimenting on partially reanimated brains is uncharted territory.
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But when set against the three other games in the main series, and two spin-offs for the PlayStation Vita, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End lacks a real identity outside of being yet another Uncharted game.
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On one hand, Uncharted 4 is meant give a farewell to Nathan Drake and his companions; on the other hand, a new free-to-play puzzle Uncharted game was just released, with Nathan Drake as its mascot.
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This is 'Uncharted' in the Netflix age Uncharted 20153 as a work of film is good, great even, and no less modern in tone and structure than what's playing on television, let alone at a movie theater.
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Reston explains Trump's team may have to venture into some uncharted territory.
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Naughty Dog isn't the house that Uncharted built, believe it or not.
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Rose isn't the only one who admires how Uncharted serves Elena's character.
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Like its victims, the Camp fire has flung FEMA into uncharted territory.
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The Lost Legacy takes place sometime after the events of Uncharted 4.
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Uncharted has become a blockbuster series because it's so incredibly well done.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is coming to PlayStation 4 on August 22nd.
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What Bernhard loves about Adam is its willingness to explore uncharted territory.
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There was also a new Uncharted chapter and some Destiny 2 teasers.
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From this point on, the Copyright Directive is drifting into uncharted waters.
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All that said, Gross noted the Fed is in uncharted territory now.
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John Hi, John, Umm, I'm not sure how reassuring "uncharted waters" is.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is a fitting send-off, at least.
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The gameplay is also uneven, though still stronger than any previous Uncharted.
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That second release shift is what brought Uncharted 4 to the Apr.
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As he has done so often, he's taking America into uncharted territory.
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Rise of the Tomb Raider doesn't match Uncharted in terms of memorability.
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Playing Uncharted 4 on this display had my jaw dropping at times.
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In a lot of ways, Sam is the crux of Uncharted 4.
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I found playing Uncharted as a stealth game to be really satisfying.
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Is this what freedom looks like—dispersed floaters in an uncharted sea?
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Sager told HBO's Bernard Goldman that he is entering uncharted territory now.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is out May 10 for PlayStation 4.
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Uncharted 4's idea of subtlety is putting rust on the taps.
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"The Lost Legacy" is a short story set in the "Uncharted" universe.
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Read our full review of "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" right here.
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As for Arya, she ends up exploring uncharted territory west of Westeros.
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On my first trips, the bay and rivers seemed vast, uncharted, opaque.
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This is uncharted territory, and we need to tread carefully and thoughtfully.
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It was a collaboration which threw the fashion designer into uncharted waters.
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More realistically, debt will be well into uncharted waters by that time.
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The story of the original Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is fantastical in extremis.
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Please continue to radiate positivity through this uncharted time in our world.
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Which means that Catalonia and Spain are now in totally uncharted territory.
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The coronavirus, with its considerable dangers and unpredictability, provides uncharted legal terrain.
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"We're in uncharted territory, we'll just have to react accordingly," he said.
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Henry T. Allen is leading an expedition into Alaska's uncharted, sublime wilderness.
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The debate over who is a constituent is relatively uncharted legal waters.
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The idea of custom drugs also leads the F.D.A. into uncharted territory.
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Season 2, debuting Wednesday, April 25, on Hulu, moves into uncharted territory.
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Then, if all went well, they might press onward — into uncharted territory.
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Wright is entering uncharted waters as far as innings pitched are concerned.
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As we've discussed before, this is complicated and relatively uncharted legal territory.
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"This is uncharted territory," former EPA official Janet McCabe told BuzzFeed News.
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BRAVE NEW WEEDAdventures Into the Uncharted World of CannabisBy Joe Dolce275 pp.
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If this really is the last Nathan Drake game — Uncharted 4's conclusion hints that the series could continue with a new lead — then it's a fitting send-off, reminding you of all the reasons you loved Uncharted.
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Straley, an artist and designer known for his work on Uncharted 2, The Last of Us, and Uncharted 4, was telling me about the importance of developing with a mind toward the vision, or core experience of the game.
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Warning, this piece includes major spoilers for Uncharted 4, including the game's ending One of the most important moments in Uncharted 4 for me is early on, in chapter four, when Nate is living a surprisingly traditional domestic life.
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Straley, an artist and designer known for his work on Uncharted 2, The Last of Us, and Uncharted 4, was telling me about the importance of developing with a mind toward the vision, or core experience of the game.
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Much of the journey, after all, is uncharted territory for the outdoor adventurer.
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Glen said Britain would be in uncharted territory if there is no deal.
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You know, we're not dead yet … I love to move into uncharted territory.
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Sure. Will people who've never played the Uncharted series understand what's going on?
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The announcement of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy in December was a welcome surprise.
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Grab this great PS4 bundle with Uncharted 4 and Deus Ex for £300.
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But some questioned the use of the practice in today's uncharted political drama.
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In many ways, entrepreneurship is uncharted territory — and not everyone finds their way.
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But others stressed the uncertainties abounding as Malaysia's politics moved into uncharted territory.
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Mrs May has simply warned MPs that they will be entering "uncharted territory".
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In budgeting, as in so many areas, America is wandering into uncharted territory.
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"We're really in uncharted territory as far as physics is concerned," said Hussain.
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And with the 737 MAX, it's in uncharted territory in modern aviation history.
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Uncharted 4 lives up to the legacy the series has earned for itself.
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Uncharted: Lost Legacy is due out on the Playstation 4 on August 22nd.
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But his freewheeling style of political rhetoric often drops him into uncharted territory.
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The best way to enjoy Uncharted, like a movie, is to be passive.
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Uncharted 22015's impressive trailer promised the game would come out in 23.
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This is uncharted territory for him, being as effective going deep into games.
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Immediately after the story came out, fans of Uncharted defended the casting choice.
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Comey's fixation with his own virtue led him and us into uncharted waters.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is meant to cap off Nathan Drake's story.
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Trump may look to the past for inspiration, but he's in uncharted waters.
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I always liked action games like Dark Souls and adventure ones like Uncharted.
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It's classic late-period Aphex: robotic, mutating funk, every bar heading somewhere uncharted.
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Uncharted territory is never a bad thing to encounter in a dance program.
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In that respect, the US and its ally are sailing into uncharted waters.
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And seeing one told in a flagship series like Uncharted proved continuously moving.
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You play as Nathan Drake, the long-running protagonist of the "Uncharted" series.
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The editorial forced Rivera into uncharted territory and criticized him for being conservative.
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"We all know we are in uncharted waters," she told The Boston Globe .
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Doing so would cause an enormous crisis and send us into uncharted territory.
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What's overlooked with Uncharted, however, is how successful the multiplayer component has been.
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All we have, sailing through these choppy and uncharted waters, is each other.
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"We're kind of in uncharted waters as far as this goes," he said.
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She appears as part of the Greenwich House Music School's Uncharted concert series.
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They seem absolutely necessary in order to push the genre into uncharted territory.
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Mr. Lee was moving comics into uncharted territory with characters who had depth.
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As schools navigate these unprecedented issues, parents say they're also in uncharted territory.
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Climate change is taking the United States into uncharted territory, the report concludes.
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We are navigating uncharted waters and we will be for the foreseeable future.
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Firm actions and prioritiesFor many experienced investors, a crisis is not uncharted territory.
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Correction: An earlier version misstated where one of Uncharted Power's offices is located.
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It was, animation-wise, uncharted territory and so they had to solve that.
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A departure would leave Israel, its allies and its enemies in uncharted terrain.
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They wanted to dive into the more uncharted, challenging territory of interactive comedy.
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The technology could eventually be used to map fault lines in uncharted areas.
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"These are really uncharted waters," said Ms. Plotkin Boghardt, the Washington Institute fellow.
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"Trucks are so important to their bottom line, and this is uncharted territory."
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The leap to Level 5, to truly self-driving cars, is uncharted territory.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Huawei is taking the trade war into uncharted territory.
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But Mr. Styles's deep dive into this territory is both uncharted and effective.
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But even that has its own distinct tonal shift from previous Uncharted games.
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Chloe Frazer is an Australian treasure hunter who was introduced in Uncharted 3.
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All of which means we -- and they -- will be in uncharted territory tonight.
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But the stove is still uncharted territory, and is likely to remain so.
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She gave herself room to make mistakes in this realm of uncharted territory.
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Players control Chloe Frazer, an aggressive foil for Nathan Drake last seen in Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, but are joined throughout the entire adventure by Nadine Ross, one of the antagonists for the Drake clan in Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
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Naughty Dog has had a very busy couple of years, with the release of Uncharted 4, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, and now, the sequel to one of the most highly regarded Playstation games when The Last of Us Part II lands.
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The team behind titles like Uncharted and The Last of Us heard the cry from fans for more ways to capture their games' beauty by incorporating a photo mode into their latest addition to the Uncharted series: The Lost Legacy.
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It's only by trial and error that we can explore this exciting uncharted territory.
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"There are a lot of areas where we're still in uncharted territory," said Rosenberg.
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But it's a lot of excitement and a lot of uncharted territory for me.
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We're in uncharted territory, and the longer we wait, the more we'll need them.
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Uncharted stops being just more of the same rote, boring, well-trodden genre tropes.
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And now that she has, she appears to be exploring some uncharted territory. Levitation?
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This is only the latest change to come to the long-promised Uncharted film.
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For McCarty, that meant exploring the hazy and uncharted territory that was marijuana delivery.
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But Uncharted in particular has always been about more than one character, he says.
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Bloodborne, Grand Theft Auto V, Warframe, and Uncharted 4, all have issues, among others.
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Over the next seven months, they will follow an online curriculum developed by Uncharted.
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The governor's resignation would thrust Virginia into uncharted political territory, state elections experts say.
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Now this guy is better left to doing what it does best—playing Uncharted.
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Ahead, seven women share their tales of hair removal in so-called uncharted territory.
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There was also a major plot point that's been used in another Uncharted game.
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Other experts said that Zika had brought nations like El Salvador into uncharted territory.
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Uncharted 4 is the best yet at letting you live that Indiana Jones life.
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In short, I think this may be an Uncharted with my name on it.
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But the far deeper row between Turkey and Russia has now reached uncharted waters.
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If any popular, big budget franchise still aligns with Uncharted 4 it's Tomb Raider.
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The camera boldly ventures into uncharted territory: inside the head of a popular girl.
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"We are in uncharted waters....no one knows where this is going," he said.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End will be released on May 10, for PlayStation 4.
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It may get confusing out in the uncharted territory, but it's worth the journey.
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"This is a little bit of uncharted territory for all of us," Mollenkopf said.
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Ultima Thule — an uncharted world over 4 billion miles away — is coming into view.
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This is not uncharted territory, but it is, at the least, an unpaved road.
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The aftermath of the violence has pushed lawyers and investigators into largely uncharted territory.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End will be released for PlayStation 4 on May 10.
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Yet none of them diminish the profound sense that we are in uncharted territory.
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He also warned that strains could leave policymakers under pressure and in uncharted waters.
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Halcyon Digest didn't redefine indie rock, or even push the genre into uncharted territory.
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" Summers argues that she has pushed our national discourse into "dangerous and uncharted territory.
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Uncharted territory for Mr. Iger and the company he has steered to overwhelming success.
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Given the breadth and depth of covenant weakness, existing loans are in uncharted territory.
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An employee rebellion could throw the F.B.I's legal fight with Apple into uncharted territory.
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Being a new parent is an exciting and occasionally stressful journey into uncharted territory.
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In other words, if we're in genuinely uncharted waters, we know a lot less.
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Yet it reflects the uncharted, herky-jerky way that Florida came to be Florida.
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A heavy loss would thrust Britain into uncharted territory, with disparate possible outcomes: Mrs.
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"If the U.S. abdicates that role, it puts us in uncharted territory," he added.
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That trend triggered some stop losses in uncharted territory, a dealer said in Budapest.
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Essentially, we hold people's hands as they navigate the uncharted waters of giving birth.
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I mean, it's such a cliche to say "uncharted waters," but it really is.
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Let them know that this will be a voyage into the uncharted for America.
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Some experts have brainstormed about possible workarounds, but all would entail uncharted legal territory.
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Just imagine yourself on a boat, floating serenely into uncharted waters — isn't that better?
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It's just we're in uncharted territory, and it's amazing it didn't just fall over.
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"I am excited to explore any uncharted territory and discover what unexpected adventure awaits!"
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A search for "President Trump" and "uncharted territory" produced 27,500 results (in 0.44 seconds).
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The whole process, based on the 1996 Congressional Review Act (CRA), is uncharted territory.
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But the consequences of his conduct may lead the United States into uncharted waters.
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"We're in uncharted territory," she says, adding that travelers should take that into consideration.
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The scope of the scandal has left many college administrators in uncharted ethical territory.
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Mr. Ohana, the first openly gay lawmaker on the right, is in uncharted territory.
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Updated: 10:50 am EST Spain's constitutional crisis has just moved into uncharted territory.
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Uncharted 4 is available now for PlayStation 4 if you'd rather discover it for yourself.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End will be released on April 26, exclusive to PlayStation 4.
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But it seems that for Uncharted, there's the rub: Ramsay is caught between two worlds.
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Austin: No. I did know I was in uncharted territory in a number of ways.
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It will be a long time before everyone agrees how to navigate those uncharted waters.
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Still, the Yemen gig crossed into uncharted territory, and some of the best soldiers declined.
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This truly was uncharted territory, and my fight-or-flight instinct was acute that night.
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The power of Trump's incumbency is uncharted territory As an incumbent, Trump carries unprecedented advantages.
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I don't break off into uncharted territory, I think at that point you lose credibility.
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"That's uncharted territory," said Valerie Barreiro, a law professor at the University of Southern California.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is scheduled to be released on PlayStation 4 on August 22nd.
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"We are navigating uncharted waters," says Mr Greenblatt, citing anti-Semitic invective on social media.
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"We are in uncharted territory," said Collins, who also chairs an inquiry into fake news.
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One thing is for sure: Obama is making decisions in what are essentially uncharted waters.
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With Uncharted 4, though, the feeling I had was: Don't be the reason this fails.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End will be released, exclusively for PlayStation 4, on May 10.
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The world however is once again entering uncharted territory, with threats and uncertainty piling up.
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It was a day of uncharted territory and amazing, one-of-a-kind surgical activity.
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In Uncharted,most houses Drake explores are dilapidated and usually crawling with heavily armed enemies.
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And while Uncharted 4 certainly isn't a sour note, it isn't the best note either.
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With the White Walkers defeated — or so everyone thinks, for now — we're in uncharted territory.
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Those moments, though Naughty Dog re-thought what a setpiece could be in Uncharted 4.
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Uncharted Play's first product, SOCCKET, is a soccer ball that doubles as a power generator.
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Uncharted Play's second product is the PULSE, a jump rope that doubles as a light.
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The DeployBot may even be the thing that propels us into uncharted territory in space.
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Same goes for the Uncharted, Assassin's Creed, Grand Theft Auto, and Call of Duty series.
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When we last saw Jaime Lannister, the Kingslayer-turned-queen-betrayer was in uncharted territory.
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Uncharted 4 is great at a lot of things, but shooting isn't one of them.
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Much of the deep sea remains uncharted — similar to distant moons orbiting Saturn and Jupiter.
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And the Book 23 does take the Surface brand performance to some new, uncharted places.
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Sensing that China's development has entered uncharted territory, China's leaders are turning to foreign gurus.
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The EV trike is uncharted territory for them, but I think it'll be very popular.
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For now, when it comes to health risks, you're in uncharted territory when you vape.
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Uncharted 4 gives players the opportunity to follow any number of paths through a level.
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His solution to this problem on Rocket is to veer off into uncharted sonic territory.
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I'm hoping that the Buchla documentary in progress covers some of this unique, uncharted ground.
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It was uncharted waters for me since I'd never dated a vegetarian in my life.
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When people talk about prescription drug pricing, are they entering uncharted territory for public discourse?
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Below that, there be dragons, as navigators of yore used to say of uncharted waters.
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We have entered uncharted territory; contingency plans don't reach this far, yet Congressional powers do.
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And Ramakrishnan says that American politics is being thrown into uncharted ground as a result.
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But Lost Legacy is the first time an Uncharted game has ever featured female leads.
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The gameplay is the same third-person, action-adventure fare that previous "Uncharted" games offered.
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If both parties stood their ground, the trans-Atlantic partnership would be in uncharted territory.
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How is Brian Eno still finding uncharted waters after half a century spent making music?
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After years of Atlanta-based Tyler Perry productions, what Glover is exploring is uncharted territory.
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It's open areas like this where "Uncharted" shines, and "The Lost Legacy" continues that tradition.
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U.S.-Russia relations were entering "uncharted territory in a political and diplomatic sense," he added.
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And then Harrison turned 2 years and 18 days old, and we entered uncharted territory.
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Look, I think we are in a very, we're certainly in a new, uncharted territory.
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It exchanges the schematic ease of the sentimental for the uncharted depths of the emotional.
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And the right decisions will never be perfectly clear — this is all frightfully uncharted territory.
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However, he will be in largely uncharted waters with only two predecessors to guide him.
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But Black Panther ventured into uncharted territory in 2018 — and we don't just mean Wakanda.
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Our marriage felt like a once-uncharted exotic isle that had become mundane and claustrophobic.
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"Nobody wants to talk beyond where the dragons are on the map, into uncharted territory."
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These are uncharted waters for sure, but they may not lead to such bad results.
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Its flagship launch title was a reasonably faithful Uncharted spinoff, just to prove the point.
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The upcoming Uncharted 4 tie-in is a standalone story, seemingly starring the two women.
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We'll find out when Uncharted: The Lost Legacy comes to PlayStation 4, presumably in 2017.
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Second, unlike previous escalations, this gambit could push Iran's nuclear program into dangerous uncharted territory.
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Here's what to know as Britain enters uncharted territory of the process that is Brexit.
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"It truly does feel like we're moving into fascinating and uncharted territory," Mr. Whishaw said.
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My question is, this is uncharted territory, this is almost like innovation in organizational management.
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But in hearing unfamiliar music, our voyage — if we make one at all — is uncharted.
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These states are all venturing into uncharted territory, and there's no guarantee they will succeed.
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The bottom line: Pundits will continue their punditry, but we're firmly in uncharted waters here.
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Had he also gotten his first period, Salazar might have truly explored uncharted emotional terrain.
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If the Dubs take the next three games, it would move them into uncharted territory.
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I discovered this about myself while watching a run of Uncharted during a 2015 speedrun.
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A huge audience had no exposure to games like The Last of Us or Uncharted.
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The Good Jaw droppingly gorgeous • Promising new stealth and movement mechanics • Best Uncharted game to date, and a fitting send-off The Bad Doesn't do enough with all the cool new toys • Story falters around weak and/or inexplicable character motivations • Does too little to evolve the stuff Uncharted does best The Bottom Line 'Uncharted 4: A Thief's End' is a masterful series send-off from Naughty Dog, though it's not without its frustrations.
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While you wait for the official Uncharted movie, you can watch UNCHARTED - Live Action Fan Film, an unauthorized short film starring Nathan Fillion, who is the person I would vote to portray Nathan Drake in the official movie, if it was up to me.
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There's still uncharted territory in the Game of Thrones universe, and she intends to find it.
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Nobody can be 100 percent sure what will be deemed allowable — this is relatively uncharted territory.
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"It was an extraordinary expedition to bring Uncharted to life," said Ramsay in a press release.
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Lost Legacy improves on what now feels like a first draft of what Uncharted can be.
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In fact, by delivering on this promise, Naughty Dog tells its most universal Uncharted story yet.
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Behrouzi calls video dating largely uncharted territory, but points to Snapchat's success as an admirable model.
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Facial recognition — its limits, possibilities, and the potential for abuse — is virtually uncharted in modern law.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is the end of Nathan Drake's adventures as we know them.
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The game will pair Chloe with Nadine Ross from this year's Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
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That may sound like an indictment of the game, but nobody comes to Uncharted expecting surprise.
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But The Lost Legacy proves that there's more to Uncharted than just its former lead character.
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The prospect of transmission from men who never had symptoms could pitch clinicians into uncharted waters.
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But I learned to play the ukulele as well, so it was all really uncharted territory.
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There's no such thing as 'Uncharted 1'—we didn't know we were going to do two.
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The yearbook photo controversy has put Virginia politics in uncharted territory in more ways than one.
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No one knows for sure how he will weather what will be, for him, uncharted waters.
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The mysteries of space and the depths of the uncharted cosmos inspire string artist Przemysław Podolski.
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Guaido's declaration as the rightful leader of the South American country takes Venezuela into uncharted territory.
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This bundle has Uncharted 4, The Last of Us Remastered, and God of War III Remastered.
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There are these unknown situations and uncharted waters that we're facing today that are really scary.
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But more than that, it furthers the nostalgic vibe by looking beyond just the Uncharted series.
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I finished Uncharted 4003: A Thief's End in just under 2400 hours spread across four sessions.
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Voice actors Emily Rose, Nolan North and Troy Baker all scored Uncharted nominations for Best Performance.
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The band missed the 1991 alternative zeitgeist like a rocket blasting off course into uncharted void.
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It was once hoped that the 27 might stride boldly forth into uncharted territory of integration.
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"We are now in uncharted territory," Martha McKenna, a spokeswoman for Ms. Dixon, said Wednesday afternoon.
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"It's uncharted territory to find Facebook liable for an antitrust violation, but not impossible," Carrier said.
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"The most exciting thing about Planet nine to me is that it's uncharted territory," Cowan said.
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It's uncharted territory for a lot of parents, and they find it hard to keep up.
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In a relatively uncharted area of the law, that seems like a sensible line to draw.
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But there is near consensus that these are uncharted waters, and the results will be dramatic.
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Read more: Sony's 'Uncharted' movie starring 'Spider-Man' actor Tom Holland will arrive in December 2020.
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The Taco is a challenging truck to live with when you aren't busting through uncharted territory.
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This is uncharted waters in terms of the president potentially witness tampering or attempting to influence.
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"We are in uncharted territory," said Dave Green, executive vice president of the Wheat Quality Commission.
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I bartend and serve food at UnChArted, a gallery at the crux of the art community.
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This is largely uncharted territory, which is part of what makes the new find so exciting.
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We're in uncharted waters now, and the shore is receding further and further out of sight.
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Games like Uncharted 4 have robust options and big publishers like EA are hiring accessibility experts.
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This fan-made Uncharted movie may not have the official seal of approval, but it should.
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And if it is uncharted, are you willing to make the sacrifices necessary to get there?
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"What we are dealing with here is uncharted," said Tak, referring to the fast-spreading pandemic.
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We feel like we know so much about everything these days that there aren't uncharted territories.
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Another important lens for understanding what's happening is that the WTO is currently in uncharted territory.
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Better yet: "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy" arrives this coming Tuesday, August 22, on the PlayStation 4.
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The "Uncharted" series is known for its ability to showcase the graphical prowess of PlayStation consoles.
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At the Seafarer's Preschool, the effort sometimes has the feeling of a venture into uncharted territory.
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"We are flirting in uncharted territory," Dr. Marsh said of the sustained period of severe weather.
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If the drug-screening law is enacted, it would put New York in relatively uncharted territory.
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Nobody would mistake it for an Uncharted, or a Legend of Zelda, or a Tomb Raider.
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For me, it's uncharted territory seeing a guy do this at this stage of his career.
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There is nothing that tastes like Baja Blast; it singlehandedly pioneered an uncharted realm of sodadom.
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Using sequencing to figure out why Massimo's genetic instructions were making him sick was uncharted territory.
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But while the wine list sails off into uncharted territory, the menu sticks closer to home.
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It's uncharted political territory, and this time in a country where uncertainty creates shock waves abroad.
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The reality is that when it comes to abortion politics, we are moving through uncharted waters.
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Washington and Tehran have entered uncharted territory after the United States killed Iran's most powerful general.
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"Spider-Man" actor Tom Holland will star in a movie based on PlayStation's popular "Uncharted" series.
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Wherever there are people leaving their homes for uncharted shores, you are likely to find WhatsApp.
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But this is such uncharted territory that there's plenty of room for my prior to shift.
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Nadine ran the PMC that caused so many problems for the Drake brothers in Uncharted 4.
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Immigration experts on both sides say this lawsuit takes the sanctuary-cities debate into uncharted territory.
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That cool, lo-fi minigame from Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is getting its own game!
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But its latest addition to the menu is putting the fast-food chain in uncharted territory.
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As the economy continues to face uncharted territory, Meyer said "salvation" will come from aggressive action.
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After the halfway point, I was in uncharted territory, farther than I had ever run before.
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In typical Uncharted fashion, let's begin with the end first: After fourteen hours of playing Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, the supposedly last entry in PlayStation's exclusive series, I ran into a game-killing bug (which has been since been fixed in a day-one patch).
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UNCHARTED - Live Action Fan Film is an unauthorized short that stars Fillion as Drake, the roguish, intellectual treasure hunter in the mold of Indiana Jones who anchors Naughty Dog's Uncharted video game franchise, in what looks like the beginning of one of his trademark epic adventures.
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My Maiden Voyage: a journey into the uncharted territories of how modernity is changing sex and intimacy That's why, as I embarked on my months-long expedition, I dubbed it my Maiden Voyage: a journey into the uncharted territories of how modernity is changing sex and intimacy.
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Correction: A previous version of this article referred to The Lost Legacy as DLC for Uncharted 4.
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The Earth's poles are no longer uncharted and mysterious, but the Sun's poles are another matter entirely.
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And yet, with Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, I'm apparently supposed to feel sorry for this guy?
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But President Trump's penchant for using threatening language has moved the decades-old dispute into uncharted territory.
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"We are in uncharted territory, we have never seen relations with Moscow like this before." he said.
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Escayg says the team tried to bring together their favorite elements of Uncharted for The Lost Legacy.
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The disputes surrounding Trump's business taxes are uncharted territory for the presidential nominee of a major party.
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We are not headed backward into the land before Roe — we are headed forward into uncharted territory.
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By switching the focus to relationships, Insecure was able to delve into uncharted, compelling territory for Rae.
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As has been the case so often in the internet's brief life, humanity has entered uncharted territory.
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Ratings agency Moody's said the result left the country in uncharted territory and could be credit negative.
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"Uncharted Territory" Reuters presented its findings to six lawyers with expertise in constitutional law and emoluments issues.
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In this scenario, a young woman serves as pristine, uncharted territory no one else has ever conquered.
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Season 2 marks the series departure from the book that it's based on, moving into uncharted territory.
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The total time that I have spent playing an Uncharted game is probably less than five hours.
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Uncharted 4 is gorgeous, it's a wonder a game could replicate a world that looks so realistic.
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Judge Williams acknowledged that he was in "uncharted territory" in requiring Officer Porter to take the stand.
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But if the November elections produce another period of divided government, we will be in uncharted waters.
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And through that loyalty, her fragrances have seen uncharted sales growth that have far exceeded anyone's expectations.
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Uncharted Play's mission is to spread awareness about global energy and clean power through technology and play.
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We've talked a bit before, about how she leaves Uncharted 4: she's kind of done with this.
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Seeking extradition was "uncharted territory" for the island, but the jury's verdict validated their efforts, he said.
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We welcome the concerns and support of the neighborhood as we know all of this is uncharted.
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Billy Crystal is taking his iconic diner scene from When Harry Met Sally into new, uncharted territory.
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According to Uncharted 4 creative director Neil Druckmann, it's also one that makes a lot of sense.
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While this constitutional protection may have been enough in the past, we are now in uncharted waters.
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Naughty Dog baked gameplay and interface alerts into Uncharted 4 that help you stick to the shadows.
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It's uncharted territory for what was once a fledgling yet stand-out startup in the sharing economy.
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There's freedom to move, explore, and experiment on a level unseen in any Uncharted before this one.
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But it is uncharted territory; even the developers aren't positive how far they can push the customization.
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Perhaps, but in such troubled and uncharted waters, I am reluctant to judge the virtue of another.
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But this is Mr. Trump's spectacle, with so much uncharted space on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Many say the Amazon-Whole Foods deal is uncharted territory, likely requiring regulators to set new precedent.
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As the politicians squabble incessantly, about the only consensus is that the country has entered uncharted waters.
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The unfamiliar neighborhoods seemed "an uncharted territory to me and that commitment seemed too daunting," she said.
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Given we don't have any road map — and it's unprecedented — we are once again in uncharted waters.
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The Fed is entering uncharted territory for central bankers after a decade of unprecedented global policy accommodation.
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"We are in uncharted territory," says Chad Bown of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, tells me.
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Smoke has his usual subject matter, but he also ventures into uncharted territory on He Has Risen.
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"Uncharted: The Lost Legacy" is a PlayStation 4 exclusive, and it's available on August 22 for $40.
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Still, several Spanish legal experts acknowledge that state prosecutors are pushing the Supreme Court into uncharted waters.
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This, warn the experts, puts the nation in uncharted territory and threatens to erode its democratic foundations.
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The appointment and confirmation of Mr. Moore and Mr. Cain could put the Fed in uncharted territory.
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Her work opens a fresh chapter in the history of Iranian modernism that is still partially uncharted.
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Pearl's steering may be off, but let it not be said that she's afraid of uncharted waters.
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Slutsky is its pioneer on another front, a man from the uncharted territory, leaping into the unknown.
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These are planetary conditions unknown to any human beings before us -- and uncharted territory for our survival.
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But it's not yet certain whether drillers have much interest in dipping their toes into uncharted waters.
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", The Times's business columnist Gretchen Morgenson concluded: "Investors should also acknowledge that we are in uncharted territory.
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"To get to the top, aspiring leaders have to learn to navigate the uncharted," write the authors.
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Fortunately, they didn't have to spend all their time painstakingly building the entire Uncharted 4 engine again.
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" Victoria Herrmann is an Arctic researcher and National Geographic explorer who is used to "navigating uncharted waters.
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Apple surged into uncharted territory this week, and that has one technical analyst pressing the panic button.
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"We are in uncharted territory," said Dr. David A. Williams, chief scientific officer at Boston Children's Hospital.
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Which makes me think this is probably completely uncharted territory for 99% of the people on earth.
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"Culture is a stubborn mystery of our experience and one of the last uncharted frontiers," she writes.
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To some degree, the current public conversation around sexual harassment and assault is uncharted territory for everyone.
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The informal developments where these populations generally live and work are not only unregulated but also uncharted.
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" Uncharted terrain was old news on March 1 when, in an article about President Trump's Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, the reporter Julie Turkewitz cited a policy expert on the direction of the president's likely Interior policy: "He's going to be moving into uncharted territory if he does that.
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Today developer Naughty Dog announced that Uncharted: The Lost Legacy will be launching on PS4 on August 22nd.
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Not one to rest on its laurels, Amazon is meanwhile busy pushing into more uncharted—and shakier—ground.
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Caldwell offers us a queerness of careful attention, an uncharted and brilliantly detailed exploration of self and sexuality.
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We think Trump must divest his business, but we're in uncharted territory, so perhaps reasonable people can disagree.
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Everyone is more or less entering uncharted territory at the same time, and HBO is taking full advantage.
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As with so many of Trump's actions in office, it falls into uncharted territory -- no one really knows.
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"We're in uncharted territory," said Scott Groth, a shellfish scientist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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But those proposals, in only the third impeachment in U.S. history, would have left Roberts in uncharted waters.
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One of the most powerful aspects of Uncharted 4 was how it used nostalgia in smart, emotional ways.
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There was also a new Uncharted adventure, a remastered Shadow of the Colossus, and some Destiny 2 exclusives.
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"The market has matured but remains relatively uncharted," says Steve Roberts, PwC's head of private equity in Germany.
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Sony PlayStation 4 Console 500 GB Edition with Uncharted 4 and Deus Ex, £299.99, available at Amazon UK
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What we've seen this week proves that there's still so much uncharted territory in performance, portability, and design.
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Despite all of the VR over-hyping, for those observing from the inside, the capabilities are still uncharted.
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Tissue engineering techniques for warm-blooded mammals are well-established, but fish, amphibians, and invertebrates are uncharted territory.
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And both companies are treading into uncharted territory with regards to robotics, automation, and other unforeseen AI advancements.
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"Japan is in uncharted territory except for historians," said Colin Jones, a professor at Doshisha University Law School.
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But her family must navigate uncharted territory in the wake of first-born daughter Penny's multiple brain surgeries.
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Regulators are in uncharted territory trying to regulate illegal cryptocurrency public coin offerings, US officials told Congress today.
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Big budget games, especially ones as successful as Uncharted, are never allowed to leave on a high note.
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The "uncharted territory" that Britain now enters after this week's failed parliamentary vote may be such an occasion.
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If von der Leyen fails to get the green light from lawmakers, the EU will enter uncharted waters.
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Other nominees in this category were: Uncharted Play's Jessica O. Matthews, Blavity's Morgan DeBaun, and Flexport's Ryan Petersen.
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Nolan North won best performance for his (final?) turn as Nathan Drake in Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
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This is relatively uncharted territory, because it represents a tension between international diplomacy, international relations, and legal liability.
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"We're in some uncharted waters here," said an author of the report who asked not to be named.
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But you'll also spend a lot of your time in Uncharted 4 exploring dark caves and dingy crypts.
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Naughty Dog clearly understands this because Uncharted 4 feels like the perfect send-off for the charming rogue.
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The only way for him to clean up this mess is to venture into uncharted territory once again.
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And it puts us in uncharted waters: Leaders and citizens of other nations are openly debating Trump's sanity.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End leads in overall nominations with a total of eight, spread across six categories.
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"If you look at the total sales for this jackpot, this is uncharted territory for us," he said.
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What's worse is that central bankers are moving further into uncharted territory in pursuit of their inflation targets.
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And just like so many summer blockbuster movies, Uncharted 4 is simply too long for its slight story.
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Shootouts in Uncharted are typically straightforward, boisterous affairs, but here it was almost like playing Metal Gear Solid.
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By taking out the suspect using novel means, the Dallas police entered uncharted legal territory, experts told Mashable.
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Jessica O. Matthews, the Harvard graduate behind Uncharted Play, is the antithesis of your average SV tech bro.
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That was a re-entrenchment maneuver by a superpower dipping a toe into uncharted waters and then recoiling.
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"We're in uncharted territory here," said one lobbyist with foreign government clients who asked not to be identified.
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Peter: When I was producing there was more of an air of invention and so much uncharted territory.
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Added together that's an ecologically interesting habitat about the size of Europe that was previously almost completely uncharted.
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It also seems like Lost Legacy builds on some of the newer ideas we saw in Uncharted 4.
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But as the president continues his attacks, he seems once again certain to sail deeper into uncharted waters.
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At 42, Brady is still in uncharted territory, and his effectiveness may decline as the season goes on.
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The "Uncharted" series is the gem of Sony's PlayStation game line-up for a good reason: it's tremendous.
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Economic and cultural shifts in the last decade have made fatherhood feel like uncharted territory in many ways.
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That's uncomfortable and uncharted territory for every mainstream, nonopinion journalist I've ever known, and by normal standards, untenable.
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Trump is in uncharted waters, as he may become the first president to seek reelection after being impeached.
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"We are in uncharted territory," said Mike Litt, consumer program advocate for the U.S. Public Interest Research Group.
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In the largely uncharted technology of virtual reality, artists must invent the medium as they engage with it.
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This is uncharted territory, and no one really knows what a post-Brexit business landscape would look like.
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If you want to see what happens in Uncharted 4 you have to shoot a thousand paramilitary grunts.
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Uncharted multiplayer was not only a massive hit with its audience, but crucially, it kept people coming back.
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That said, my techno-optimism knows that geoengineering presents risks too, as we would be in uncharted territory.
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"When it comes to the damage that it will do to Samsung's brand, we are in uncharted territory".
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The problem is we are in uncharted waters because the move to Dow 25K has come so fast.
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"When you're doing things for the first time, there's uncharted waters, there's the unknown," Harbaugh said this summer.
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We are in uncharted territory here, and everyone is doing their best to figure out what to do.
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So with each new chemotherapy combination, Mr. Castillejo's doctors were venturing further into uncharted territory, Dr. Edwards said.
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The unexpectedly forceful moves by Mr. Rajoy, made after an emergency cabinet meeting, thrust Spain into uncharted waters.
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For those who look for the people who look for players, there is plenty of uncharted territory left.
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To that end, expect lots of outrageously gorgeous vistas — not exactly a huge surprise to any "Uncharted" fans.
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"These are uncharted waters," said Anthony Amendola, a partner at the Los Angeles law firm Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp.
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But a death before a candidate accepts the nomination or gets inaugurated is uncharted territory in American politics.
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When he jumped from high school to the NBA in 1996, the path was uncharted for a guard.
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Unlike your organized weekend excursions to Ikea or Target, Amazon's virtual aisles can feel a little more uncharted.
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But it is clear that at the very least, this throws the Senate&aposs proceedings into uncharted territory.
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But by centering women and bringing femininely coded imagery to the presidential race, Gillibrand went into uncharted territory.
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The opportunities to curry undue influence via those business connections are infinite and uncharted territory in U.S. history.
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"Airbus is going into uncharted waters," Baker said, warning that other staff could also leave the European planemaker.
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"New World" will let players spend hundreds of hours exploring an uncharted island during the Age of Exploration.
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Filing criminal charges against coal, oil, and gas companies for causing climate change would be uncharted legal territory.
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The mere fact that a new administration is being investigated for potentially colluding with Moscow is uncharted territory.
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"This is uncharted territory in the governor's race," said Garry South, a longtime Los Angeles-based Democratic strategist.
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By opening up the geometric while maintaining a painstaking approach, Faruqee seems to have entered new, uncharted territory.
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Then you'll like the Uncharted Supply Company lightweight, highly-packable windbreaker that can transform into a puffy, warm parka.
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The actress has portrayed the ever-independent journalist since the game series Uncharted: Drake's Fortune was released in 2007.
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They offered Queequeg and myself positions as sailor-developers, for a voyage of unknown duration, into treacherous, uncharted waters.
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That's uncharted territory beyond the wall — but as we know, Jon Snow has no problem charging right into it.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy At the very least, it's obvious Naughty Dog thoroughly did its research on the setting.
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"We're in uncharted territory," Scott Groth, a scientists with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, told the wire service.
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With barf buckets in hand, the gang enter uncharted territory when it comes to blended chickpeas, lemon and tahini.
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Turns out, as this live action fan film based on Naughty Dog's Uncharted suggests, they can be done right.
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When the next recession strikes, Japan-like interventions might mark only the first foray into an uncharted policy landscape.
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Ellen Silver, Facebook's vice president of operations, acknowledged to Reuters that content moderation "at this size is uncharted territory".
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If America wakes up next week with its first female president, we're going to be in some uncharted territory.
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Granted, the Jaybirds have a wire connecting the two earbuds whereas the VerveOnes+ are forging ahead into uncharted territories.
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"This will be totally uncharted territory," says Mitchell Harris, chief executive of the investment-management arm of BNY Mellon.
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Both of them are going into this uncharted territory, and they have no idea what's going to happen next.
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It's similar to projects like Uncharted Atlas, a Twitter bot that generates fantasy maps, or the Fantasy World Generator.
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So you're always looking ahead, but because Uncharted has been such a great success, I have projects lined up.
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The idea is to put a part of the city that until recently was mostly uncharted onto the map.
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And EA Motive, in Canada, is working on an as-yet-unrevealed game written by Uncharted scribe Amy Hennig.
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But with season 1 relying so heavily on the book's material, we're heading into uncharted territory with season 2.
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There's been the big, the small, and the stubborn, but today we're covering uncharted territory with a mystery procedure.
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We're in this uncharted territory, so I don't want people to think we have this whole thing figured out.
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But today, the brand is shifting its focus from fast-fashion separates and trendy makeup into uncharted territory: hair.
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Wonderfully, the Uncharted series will never end again, so this feeling is singular and pure, never to be replicated.
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"We're in uncharted waters, and [the market's] not sure how the Fed will respond in that environment," Besecker said.
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But the big question is what will happen if it cracks the old low and falls into uncharted territory.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Written by Neil Druckmann, Josh Scherr; Additional Writing Tom Bissell, Ryan James; Naughty Dog
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It is on uncharted ground after running up the total through three rounds of quantitative easing from 2008-2014.
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Uncharted Play's goal is to better utilize kinetic energy in order to complement or even replace other energy systems.
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I think Nadine is a character people really liked in Uncharted 4, but didn't really get much time onscreen.
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A NOAA team was doing a hydrographic survey in 2009 when it discovered what looked like an uncharted shipwreck.
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In a 2015 interview, the voice of Nathan Drake, actor Nolan North, was asked about the troubled Uncharted films.
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Nostalgia is the background noise of Uncharted 4; rarely at the forefront of the experience, but always there, lurking.
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"It's flat out uncharted territory," said Stetson's first sax teacher Christopher Creviston, now a saxophone professor at Arizona State.
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In our current hyper-connected age, there are very few heretofore uncharted spaces left in the extreme metal atlas.
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It's up for Game of the Year (along with Uncharted) as well as Best Esports Game and Best Multiplayer.
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Remaster, as marketing jargon, suits the glut of polished repackagings of hit franchises like Uncharted and Gears of War.
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Cash looks better than it usually does, but when in uncharted waters it is usually best to proceed slowly.
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At a panel, Druckman noted that another Uncharted 200 character who is white is played by a black actor.
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After all, if Uncharted 4, Fez, and Fallout 4 used crunch in their process, who are we to question?
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Uncharted 4 opens things up, with bigger spaces to explore and more freedom to tackle problems in different ways.
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The grapple's utility in Uncharted 4 is a product of Naughty Dog's push for wider spaces in the game.
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Telling a story, selling a product and leading a user inside a VR ad environment was previously uncharted territory.
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Get NieR: Automata for $240 See Details Naughty Dog delivers a new story in their critically-acclaimed Uncharted series.
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Also, when the band started, there weren't a million horror bands around, so it was kind of uncharted territory.
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On trade policy, the U.S. is in uncharted territory — or at least territory not tread upon since the 1930s.
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Christina Anstead might soon be a mother of three, but she's still navigating uncharted waters from time to time.
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But it's not a sprint or a 5k, it's more like a marathon relay race on an uncharted course.
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After all, as we learned on Lost, it's pretty dangerous for oblivious Americans to wander onto an uncharted island.
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The guilty plea by Trump's former personal lawyer sends this presidency, and the nation, even further into uncharted waters.
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We all need guideposts through this (at times, uncharted) desert, so that we know we're on the right path.
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And a lot of uncharted and charred territory might lie in the wake of an America feeling the Bern.
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Even if Mr. Trump withdrew as the nominee, replacing him after the convention is uncharted and potentially messy territory.
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As for central banks, any move deeper into the uncharted world of negative interest rates would be taken reluctantly.
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The history books: This isn't quite uncharted territory for the Capitals, who made (and lost in) the 1998 final.
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My advice for home cooks is: Be experimental and deviate away from recipes into the uncharted territory in burgers.
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And on May 10 comes Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, set several years after the end of Drake's Deception.
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You can see more and more electric scooters in Europe, but it's still uncharted territories for the most part.
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It was uncharted territory for Japanese cuisine in South Florida, and Ng wasn't sure how well it would do.
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You have to think through the potential path that could get you there, even if it is currently uncharted.
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A divided market could require substantially different car designs, experts say, putting the American auto industry into uncharted territory.
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Photos are copyright 203, by E.L. Spence The story of the original Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is fantastical in extremis.
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Woods is a five-time winner of the tournament, but as he pointed out, he is in uncharted territory.
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But with a first sitting prime minister to be charged, Israel would be entering uncharted legal and political terrain.
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Context: "It feels like uncharted territory," Mujib Mashal, a Times correspondent in Afghanistan, told me in a WhatsApp message.
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Basketball Hall of Famer Magic Johnson has joined tech company Uncharted Power's board of directors, the company told CNBC.
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It's not entirely clear what will happen in the future, and observers say these are relatively uncharted legal waters.
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Still, Armenia, a miniature country of some 2.8 million people in the southern Caucasus, was moving into uncharted territory.
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The movie opens shortly before Fawcett is approached by the Royal Geographical Society to map uncharted territory in Bolivia.
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"We're in uncharted waters," said Jason B. Hutt, a lawyer with the firm Bracewell who represents fossil fuel companies.
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That wild scenario would put the Senate in uncharted territory in the context of a high-stakes impeachment drama.
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Uncharted waters, extraordinary distances from infrastructure, severe weather, darkness and hazards including sea ice make spill response essentially impossible.
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The premise of "Uncharted" is similar to the iconic "Indiana Jones" franchise and stars wise-cracking hero Nathan Drake.
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With the opportunity to make further history in the sport this year, Williams may reach more uncharted territory soon.
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For Harvard, the pools of the powerful West Coast programs are uncharted waters, a situation Coach Ted Minnis relishes.
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People like Chantal Pronteau, a member of the Kitasoo/Xai'Xais Nation (pronounced hay-hay), are walking this uncharted road.
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Correction: We originally stated that Nathan Drake's voice actor in the Uncharted games is Nathan Fillion, which is incorrect.
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In 1981, Ghinsberg traveled into uncharted territory in the Amazon forest and wound up stranded there for three weeks.
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It also remains unclear whether the oil and gas industry has the appetite for leases in largely uncharted territory.
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But what represents a step backward, and what is the convention, when you are navigating a mostly uncharted path?
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Ultimately, the IEA concludes, oil markets are in somewhat uncharted territory, which makes projections about the future particularly difficult.
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Baldessari says the Art Car project felt like uncharted territory, as he's never explored the automobile as a medium.
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But internal discord has stalled the process, and ever since, Republican legislators have been wading into uncharted legislative waters.
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In the video below, Uncharted developers Naughty Dog explain what they gain from being able to work with 3D audio.
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If you want to explore the unknown, you first have to follow a trail to get to the uncharted regions.
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But AAPL hasn't missed its guide in years, so the extent of this miss suggests it is navigating uncharted waters.
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But by and large, Lost Legacy manages to be something no Uncharted game has ever been: more than mere imitation.
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It's called gene therapy, and it's relatively uncharted territory in medicine — though researchers have been working on it for decades.
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Perry: That was a really difficult one, because that's uncharted territory for all of us, having to deal with reflections.
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It wouldn't be the America-first stance of Trump's campaign; it would be the start of something new and uncharted.
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For many people with vaginas, the cervix is uncharted territory that only comes up in conversation during a pap smear.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy To be clear, female action-adventure heroines of a certain type are nothing new to games.
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Right after the long epilogue of Uncharted 4, which I refuse to spoil in any way, the credits bounce up.
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Sony has Naughty Dog's excellent Uncharted 4, and the gorgeous Last of Us remake (as well as the upcoming sequel).
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Uncharted 43 tries hard to explain who Sam is and how he fits into Drake's life, but it doesn't work.
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However, this is uncharted legal territory and the sources said Goldman had not yet taken any decision on the matter.
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She thought it would be cool to adapt this antiquated style of cartography to the uncharted parts of our universe.
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We are in uncharted territories as Barry moves inland, adjacent to the nation's highway for riverine commerce swollen since November.
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The FDA, in other words, is at the very beginning of a long and complex process, headed into uncharted waters.
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Still, the complaint highlights the peculiar and uncharted territory of a presidency whose messaging is conducted largely across social media.
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A game like Uncharted could inspire a comic book or a film, and each would feed into the others' hype.
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Obviously there's a lot of Indiana Jones to how the plot plays out, just as there's always been in Uncharted.
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Even when you're in 'stealth grass,'—in previous titles, Uncharted 4, specifically—you were either completely hidden, or completely seen.
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If I were to steal 10,000 copies of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, this is exactly how I'd do it.
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I plan to steal the van, and use it to carry my 10,000 copies of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
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Working with a tight-knit group like that, how does it play out when you steer into new, uncharted territory?
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, a game with significant problems, actually achieves more solid commentary on colonialism, sovereignty, and personal responsibility.
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She even designed the covers for some fake PlayStation games, which were featured in Nathan Drake's house in Uncharted 4.
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Get ready to play Uncharted on your computer: Sony has revealed that PlayStation Now game streaming is coming to PCs.
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That new chapter of its capital account reforms is a totally uncharted territory with ramifications for the entire economic system.
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"We would be in uncharted territory with a level of risk that would be hard to quantify," he told reporters.
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The nation will be in totally uncharted territory, because it usually doesn't take decades to get a constitutional amendment ratified.
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Bustling streets, towering skyscrapers, and mustard-topped hot dogs immerse viewers into the uncharted universe of early 225th century America.
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The Green New Deal pushes climate policy into uncharted political waters, but it does so based on sound economic theories.
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He noted the agency is entering uncharted territory and doesn't really know much about the benefits or risks of CBD.
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"I was unsure and a little nervous, because I wanted to help, but this was such uncharted territory," Murray said.
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China's rocky year: China's economy is entering uncharted territory, and that could spell trouble for the rest of the world.
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When dealing with something as uncharted as cryptocurrency, however, even the most experienced investor can get caught in a scam.
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Eventually, heading back to work after so many years out of the game, Johnson realized she was entering uncharted waters.
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Though little had been shown, everything suggested a single-player-focused, story-heavy adventure that amounted to Uncharted: Star Wars.
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"Art is not so simple; art is uncharted space for A.I.," said Eric Horvitz, director of the Microsoft Research Lab.
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As the world is going through uncharted waters with a new pandemic, I, too, am questioning everything, including my feelings.
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Season 2 would be heading into uncharted waters, because the graphic novel has a very different ending than the show.
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But for now, let's leave it here: We are in uncharted waters, and no one knows where we are going.
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As biohackers traverse this uncharted territory, it'll be fascinating to see how the law scrambles to catch up with them.
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"It's exciting because it's a little uncharted," Mr. Birnbaum said at the London headquarters of his new employer, Acute Art.
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"We're in uncharted territory here," Shaun Bowler, a professor of political science at the University of California, Riverside, told me.
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On Staten Island, prosecutors are leaping into largely uncharted legal terrain to fight the scourge: charging dealers in overdose deaths.
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It is largely uncharted territory — only two chief justices in the nation's history have been put in such a position.
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Scoring the basketball is not the most important thing, it's the small things that Kevin's been doing that goes uncharted.
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Contrary to the NRA's current narrative, the path to sensible gun reform isn't a slippery slope, it's simply uncharted terrain.
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After all, economists are finding themselves in uncharted territory, using unfamiliar data sets, and are bereft of a good precedent.
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"This is kind of uncharted water, where we go out with public information on an internal investigation," Sergeant Heinlein said.
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A skilled spelunker, Hamrullah (who only uses one name, like many Indonesians) climbed through the gap into an uncharted chamber.
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The Uncharted movie, based on the massively popular Indiana Jones-like game series, has lost another director, according to Deadline.
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Deadline reports that Sony still plans to release the Uncharted movie, but with a new director and later release date.
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Bustling streets, towering skyscrapers, and mustard-topped hot dogs immerse viewers into the uncharted universe of early 20th century America.
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This is all uncharted ground, and it is difficult to predict how it will play out in the short term.
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We are in uncharted territory and there are still open questions as we grapple with the gravity of our decision.
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Barclay said Britain would enter "uncharted waters" if it loses the vote, but May could stay on as prime minister.
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"We're in uncharted territory here," said Carl Jorgensen, director of global consumer strategy and wellness at Daymon Worldwide, a consulting firm.
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Though San Jose would be wading into largely uncharted territory, Liccardo stressed the need to pursue different options for affordable housing.
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The company's apparent venture into uncharted territory now suggests a level of confidence in the technology that hasn't been evident before.
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One reason there are so many methods is there's little or no data on what might work — it's largely uncharted territory.
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Awesome sincerely believes he has a future as an entertainer, whether that's comedy, television, motivational speaking or some other uncharted territory.
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The anticipated sequel is the second big announcement from developer Naughty Dog today, following the reveal of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy.
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JS can even be used to build regular old desktop applications via libraries like JW.js, though this is relatively uncharted territory.
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The garbage-strewn city streets are a striking contrast to the lush jungles and ancient temples you typically explore in Uncharted.
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But he readily admits the idea is "uncharted territory," saying he hopes to "live to find out" how the story ends.
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Not only has Nike entered uncharted territory, but also its analysts have always found a reason to stay long the shares.
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The world's biggest gold miner will also expand its hunt beyond trusted core districts, to so-called 'greenfield', or uncharted, areas.
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I have zero interest in playing an Uncharted game, not because of some problem, but just because they're not for me.
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I'm not holding my breath for Sony to switch God of War or Uncharted away from TV screens any time soon.
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Now that Prime Minister Theresa May's deal has failed in Parliament, we enter, as she said before the vote, "uncharted territory'".
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Sometimes, when you get a haircut that feels so much like uncharted territory, it's common to want to touch it nonstop.
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Cooking show enthusiasts rejoice, because Ramsay is ready to expand his food show empire in the form of Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted.
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Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is one of many games where you run around the world with another character at your side.
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The new series will follow Mitchell as she "navigates this uncharted, new chapter of her life," Fullscreen said in a statement.
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That would put us in uncharted territory: No losing US presidential candidate has ever refused to concede when the time came.
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Smaller games like Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice and big ones like Uncharted: The Lost Legacy let players take shots of their worlds.
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Uncharted 4, released this week, is both the culmination of the franchise, and the pinnacle of the games-as-films craze.
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We showed the game to our external examiner, who was a lead on the Uncharted and The Last of Us games.
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If you've been waiting for the launch of Uncharted 4 before buying a PS4, Sony has just the thing for you.
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In the case of AYAOTD, it's the uncharted fears of youth, like rejection, isolation, neglect, powerlessness, and the loss of innocence.
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With mounting pressure from ABC to include a love interest in Ellen, DeGeneres steered her character — and herself — toward uncharted territory.
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To be fair, that billion ticket sales forecast is based on extrapolating into uncharted territory of the largest Powerball in history.
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Article continues after the video below I appreciate that everything above is sending out signals that I don't rate Uncharted 4.
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A new IP in a highly competitive market, made in tandem with Uncharted 3, it was so far from a certainty.
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Pictures revealed startlingly clear images of a previously uncharted wreck, also most likely from the 22818.68th century, according to Australian authorities.
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For perhaps the first time while playing an Uncharted game, I actually found myself getting lost — though never for very long.
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The key to making the game more open while still feeling like Uncharted, according to Druckmann, all comes down to balance.
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As the most high-profile PlayStation 4 exclusive yet, Sony will need Uncharted 4 to have been worth the extended wait.
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The step-change came in November and December 2016 with both open interest and money manager long positioning entering uncharted territory.
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This isn't uncharted territory for Sony as you can already stream your games to your PlayStation Vita and some Sony phones.
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If you merrily skip through the dialogue, you're missing a good chunk of what Uncharted 4 is trying to offer you.
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I've always joked that the Tomb Raiders were better games than Uncharted, because at least they're honest about what they are.
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Still, TikTok's popularity — if you're the parent of a teenager, that teenager probably has it on her phone — blazes uncharted territory.
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The lure of wealth in an uncharted industry is so great that thousands of people are jostling for position, said Bocskor.
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Margot Robbie found herself in uncharted territory when she stepped into the role of Sharon Tate for Quentin Tarantino's latest movie.
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"If the deal is not voted on, then we are going to be in uncharted territory," May told BBC on Sunday.
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Restaurants can move a mobile kitchen around to test customer response in uncharted territory or add backup in a busy market.
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Either way, if the Singularity ever does happen (and plenty of experts say it will eventually), we'd be in uncharted territory.
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Bundesbank Chief Economist Jens Ulbrich said IG Metall's ideas about working time autonomy and partial compensation for reductions were uncharted territory.
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Amazon has a landing page that lists eligible games, which include upcoming titles like Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Plants vs.
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I've always enjoyed Naughty Dog's brand of cinematic adventure, though I wouldn't count the Uncharted series among my tippy-top favorites.
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These paintings evinced a big talent barreling through the romance of a new formal discovery, a crazy dance over uncharted terrain.
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Obama's more expansive action has both supporters and opponents in uncharted waters and looking for any advantage in the fight ahead.
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"This is unprecedented and uncharted territory," said Dennis Thomas, who has been commissioner of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference since 2002.
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Giant areas like this are impressive to look at, but some of the best "Uncharted" gameplay comes from navigating these scenarios.
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However, the plaintiffs are in uncharted legal territory, and opponents say these cases hinge on radical, unprecedented expansions of existing laws.
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As for the Blues, they were swept in their previous three finals appearances, so Game 23 for them is uncharted territory.
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As St-Pierre acknowledged shortly after announcing his free agency on The MMA Hour, he is about to enter uncharted territory.
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"I've gone through the swine flu in Mexico, I've gone through the avian flu — this is uncharted waters," Ms. Gregoli said.
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"It goes without saying ... that the next few weeks are heading into uncharted territory, " said ING's James Smith and Petr Krpata.
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This is a time for us to recognize that we are in unprecedented, uncharted waters, but we will get through it.
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Seven other current NBA players are also investors in Uncharted Power, the company said, but the company declined to name them.
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None of the original 10 amendments has ever been repealed or changed, so you're well into uncharted territory with Stevens' idea.
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Of course, no one can know for sure how these two global powerhouses will react going forward — we're in uncharted territory.
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Assist mode was uncharted territory for us, so we were bound to make some implementation mistakes, and their input was illuminating.
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Americans who went into a state of shock after the election are now floating in new, hitherto-uncharted realms of worry.
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The incident underscored the uncharted territory into which the election was heading and landed the frontrunner in hospital for several weeks.
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Trilobites When the Vikings left the familiar fjords of Norway for icy, uncharted territories, they were at the mercy of weather.
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"If there is no constitutional protection for the unborn, then there is a problem and we're into uncharted territory," he said.
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The most unique method isn't by purchasing a Crash Bandicoot game; it's by playing it within Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
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He feels vulnerable until Wendy finally gets to him, which is uncharted emotional territory for a man prized for his swagger.
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" Readers found themselves in the same uncharted territory the following day when, in "The Trump Effect: What's an Investor to Do?
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These groups are seeking to persuade state legislatures to take the country into the uncharted territory of an Article V convention.
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"These are very much uncharted waters for companies," Tim Calkins, professor of marketing at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, said.
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Motherhood can constrict a woman's experience, tethering her to home and baby, but it also opens a portal to uncharted territory.
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While a TV show seems like an exciting prospect, reality shows — The Real World, Big Brother, Survivor — are still relatively uncharted territory.
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While Apple engineers are hard at work on self-driving technology, manufacturing a car is still uncharted territory for the tech company.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, coming May 10 for PlayStation 4, is (they say) the final entry in the flagship Sony franchise.
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Keyes finds that working with lower levels of light, like candlelight, allows her to explore the uncharted elements of her visual lexicon.
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Apropos recent immensely polarized cryptocurrency debates, Artists Re:Thinking the Blockchain is a thoroughly relevant compendium for this largely uncharted area of technoculture.
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Yet opponents of a $15 federal minimum wage say an increase would push us into uncharted territory when it comes to jobs.
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It "could open new research opportunities in a vast domain of uncharted fundamental physics and industrial application territories," according to the proposal.
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Now Arya is an explorer, and her happy ending is just the wind in her hair and uncharted lands ahead of her.
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However, despite finding dormant sea volcanoes, previously uncharted shipwrecks and a miscellany of sea junk, the missing Boeing 777 was not found.
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Ericsson is poised to explore "uncharted territory" as the Swedish telecommunications company bids to rollout 5G, the next generation of mobile internet.
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That's the only way that you can get through this because everything that we're doing is uncharted, it's never been done before.
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Many popular AAA franchises — think Call of Duty and Uncharted — are deeply tied to publishers in multi-year or perpetual exclusivity arrangements.
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According to Naughty Dog, Uncharted 4 was the last adventure for Nathan Drake, putting an end to his illustrious treasure-hunting career.
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From navigating your way through uncharted territory, to picking up a new language, to forgoing cell reception, the traveling struggle is real.
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As one leading Sunni official in northern Iraq told me, "there is no Plan B." What follows will likely be uncharted chaos.
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Sony is winning this console war, backed by massive exclusive titles like The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, and Horizon Zero Dawn.
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Given the uncharted territory that lies ahead, we want to know which country you think will see the highest growth in 2017.
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All of this puts "Endgame" in uncharted territory at the box office and for the analysts trying to gauge the film's performance.
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In many ways Uncharted 4 works like a museum dedicated to the franchise and the adventures Drake and his friends have shared.
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The double take from watchdogs highlights the complexity and uncharted territory of launching new bank-like products in a highly regulated industry.
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But, Eriksen warned, "In some ways, we are in uncharted areas when we talk about potentially inhaling large amounts of aerosolized nicotine."
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For any shortfalls around the story or gameplay, the sheer spectacle on offer makes Uncharted 4 a hard game to put down.
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But if this really is to be Naughty Dog's final Uncharted game, it's a hell of a note to go out on.
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Despite millions of orders for voice enabled devices, vendors have yet to map the uncharted territory of voice enabled search and advertising.
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Stocks are in uncharted territory with volatility spikes and drops in all of the major equity indices to start the New Year.
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In this uncharted territory—predicted by few and now reality for all—how can chief executives transform today's challenges into tomorrow's opportunities?
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As if weeks of design went into each splintering bridge Over its three sequels, the Uncharted series has flirted with design trends.
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Since his debut in 2007's Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, we've seen Nate go on countless adventures, uncovering lost cities and ancient artifacts.
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Uncharted is far from the only series to have faced criticism over the disconnect between its combat-heavy structure and nuanced characters.
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Wherever the series and the genre goes from here, Uncharted 4 proves that the pen can be as mighty as the sword.
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This line of argument echoes what Neil Druckmann, creative director at Uncharted maker Naughty Dog, has said in response to the criticism.
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Lee: There's a lot of negativity because people don't know what's going to happen, because we're entering uncharted waters if you like.
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But he's picked up some new tricks that promise to expand the scope of what is typically expected for an Uncharted game.
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The aim is to bring footage of uncharted regions back up to the surface, for us land-dwellers to see and understand.
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With its latest phone, LG is also trying to navigate the relatively uncharted waters of modularity with a new feature called Friends.
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During a discussion of Clinton's use of a private email server, Trump dived into uncharted territory in the history of presidential politics.
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"We're in some uncharted waters here," an author of the report who asked not to be named told CNN at the time.
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Some would view her vacillation as impractical, but Howard insists that every turn led her to discover an uncharted piece of herself.
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"We're in a wonderful, uncharted land," said David Balto, an attorney who works with consumer groups to fight large health-care mergers.
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Policy analyst Ana Quintana on Tuesday said that the international community is treading into uncharted territory with the political crisis in Venezuela.
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The war powers fight is uncharted waters for a Senate that has repeatedly rejected attempts to challenge the White House's war authority.
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Those are uncharted waters for libertarians, who are more accustomed to campaign rallies that would fit comfortably around a single hookah pipe.
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Such an outcome would put the U.S. into uncharted territory — mercurial leadership that is increasingly isolated and decreasingly trusted around the world.
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China's Chang'e 4 lunar rover has discovered a strange "gel-like" material with an "unusual color" on the moon's uncharted far side.
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Like, for example, Naughty Dog is not independent and I don't think anyone's going to criticize The Last of Us or Uncharted.
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It'll force them to stay weird, and as Marvel enters uncharted territory, they'd do so with a sense of dread and mystery.
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In the first Uncharted game, our hero discovers Sir Francis Drake's coffin, and sets out on an adventure to find El Dorado.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End will be released for PlayStation 4 on May 10— find more information at the game's official website.
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Like "Uncharted 4," a sneaking system returns in "The Lost Legacy" — a new pistol with a silencer adds to your stealth toolkit.
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On the journey to capture the Tusk of Ganesh, Chloe and Nadine will traverse the largest environment yet in an "Uncharted" game.
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And, if we're sticking to the big-money blockbusters for a second, you can't overlook just how amazingly presented Uncharted 4 was.
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Persistent warming in the Arctic is pushing the region into "uncharted territory" and increasingly affecting the continental United States, scientists said Tuesday.
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Every game starts from nothing, whether it's a massive spectacle like Uncharted: The Lost Legacy or a smaller independent production like Tacoma.
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That leads the world into uncharted territory, though the World Health Organization has so far stopped short of calling it a pandemic.
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That leads the world into uncharted territory, though the World Health Organization has so far stopped short of calling it a pandemic.
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"We are in uncharted territory going back to and beyond McGovern in terms of soak-the-rich approaches to taxation," says Summers.
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Baked sweet potatoes are also uncharted territory for me — let alone twice baked sweet potatoes — so I didn't know what to expect.
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It could threaten to further destabilize Syria, taking the seven-year war to uncharted waters, and potentially reviving ISIS in the process.
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But Fowler's course was complicated by uncharted waters: He had never won on the PGA Tour after entering the final round ahead.
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Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) said Sunday the Senate is in relatively uncharted waters when it comes to conducting an impeachment trial.
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That's not clear, and it's uncharted territory for ICANN, which is still awaiting the response to its December 9th request for information.
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Deadline says Travis Knight, who most recently directed Transformers spinoff Bumblebee, had to drop from the Uncharted movie because of scheduling difficulties.
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In these uncharted territories, it is critical that we step back to assess the damage to our psyches — both individual and collective.
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"Given how far into uncharted territory they have gone, they have been forced to gradually inch the ball moving forward," Schutte said.
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Since Trump will likely be replacing Scalia, a conservative, with another conservative, this appointment probably won't send the Court into uncharted territory.
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"We've got ex-God of War veterans, people from Uncharted, from Metal Gear, a lot of people from the Batman series," he says.
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When EA canceled its other story-driven title, from EA Vancouver and Uncharted lead Amy Hennig, the disappointment within the community was palpable.
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I haven't finished Uncharted 4, a game that I know has more open spaces and player-expressivity than past games in the series.
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Her work would reveal not just the limits of some of Earth's best technology, but also help map the planet's uncharted radiation belts.
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Since then, the actress has appeared in all four of the third-person shooter games, including 2016's Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
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But a promotion that spends six hours touting a crowd of around 100,000 fans while simultaneously muting them, has crossed into uncharted territory.
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Without a doubt, we'll have to be careful as we move into this uncharted genetic territory, but we shouldn't preclude the possibility altogether.
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We were talking about what to name it, and Cam said we should call it Yuri, because we were heading into uncharted territory.
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Talking only four questions, Barnier noted that Brexit is uncharted, legally complex and liable to impact economies "on both sides of the Channel".
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With no one else around, they start to think of themselves as brand new settlers in an uncharted land, which they kinda are.
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It almost feels nostalgic to read about artists' wide-eyed praise of technologies as a virtually uncharted territory offering seemingly unlimited artistic possibilities.
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The Diaz sisters jump head first into previously, for them, uncharted territory; trading quiet subtlety for overt swipes at sexism and state violence.
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Get the full recipe from the magazine below, and catch the premiere of Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted on Sunday, July 21 at 10 p.m.
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And I don't doubt that the camping episode was the show's way of testing the uncharted waters of an RHOBH world without Vanderpump.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming star Tom Holland has signed on to star in the upcoming Uncharted film, playing the role of young Nathan Drake.
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Today will see four major games added to the service: Grand Theft Auto V, God of War, Uncharted 4, and Infamous: Second Son.
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It doesn't have the very latest releases, but still boasts a lot of great classics including God of War and Uncharted series instalments.
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Everything on the surface of the world is so chaotic right now, so there's a desire to access a place that's more uncharted.
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However this plays out, it's clear that we're in uncharted territory here, and it's hard to see how this ends well for anyone.
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Sony's E3 keynote wasn't too big on major reveals, largely focusing on known quantities like God of War and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy.
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But human exploration is essentially uncharted territory for a private company, and for the time being, SpaceX will have the field to itself.
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Who and what it's for: Playful sexual adventure into uncharted territory, suitable for everyone from the vanilla to the kinky, hetero or queer.
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Only then can the Democrats be the effective opposition party America needs as it navigates uncharted waters with Donald Trump as its president.
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And part of [Lost Legacy] is about these two women living in this world of thieves, this thematically male-dominated world of Uncharted.
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I guess the Godzilla in Hell story I did was somewhat similar, but this Aliens business still feels like uncharted territory for me.
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For a long time, Uncharted creator Amy Hennig's mysterious Star Wars game seemed like the great hope for a narrative Star Wars adventure.
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"Exploring uncharted territory is thrilling, and any undocumented discovery turns into a strong shared emotion between us all," said Tomb Prospector Altair Naruhodo.
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You can't rip guns out of a Call of Duty, and an Uncharted game wouldn't be one without long sections of goofy gunplay.
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There's a good chance 2018 will end with no new products from Beats at all, which is uncharted territory for the headphone maker.
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Hulu's adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale is leaving behind the existing narrative of the novel it's based on and moving into uncharted territory.
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Nonetheless, I have watched every minute of every mainline Uncharted title thanks to the let's plays (LPs) of Chip Cheezum and General Ironicus.
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Further analysis of the wreckage will be left in the hands of archaeologists as Kennard, Pawlowski and Stevens move on to uncharted waters.
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As for Langford's reported role in Avengers 4 — well, we're in uncharted sci-fi territory now, so pretty much anything is fair game.
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"This is truly exciting and uncharted territory," said Gary Grief, executive director of the Texas Lottery and chair of the Powerball game group.
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As of today, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End won't be out until May 10, 2016 — a two-week shift from its former Apr.
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NASA suspects it will take some 30,000 years for the Voyagers to travel beyond the Oort Cloud, and enter farther into uncharted territory.
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There, too, the human fingerprint on the climate is readily visible, as the planet continues to head toward uncharted territory for human society.
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By shutting out the opposition and marginalising even the tame Duma, the Kremlin is pushing Russian politics into uncharted and potentially dangerous territory.
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Because the sound they crafted was singular, each successive album unfurls like a survey of uncharted corners of a world of their creation.
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Tuesday May 10th is of course the release of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, the oft delayed climactic chapter of Nathan Drake's saga.
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In Uncharted 4, the series' new directors, Neil Druckmann and Bruce Straley, have done what David O. Russell originally sought out to do.
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Druckmann and Straley made a fantastic Uncharted movie, and, in some perverse fashion, the first great film adapted from the world of games.
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When Uncharted 4 is open, it really feels like you're playing as Nathan Drake, just barely finding a way to survive impossible odds.
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The fourth main Uncharted game, A Thief's End, was struck by a few delays, moving its release date from 33 to April 2016.
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Uncharted 22 Vinyl 245LP — $220 See Details This enormous collection boasts 80 songs across the original trilogy as well as Episodes 1-3.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End has been delayed until Tuesday, May 10th, two weeks on from its previous release date of April 26th.
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It's in the rocky, mud-slicked wilderness of Madagascar that we get our first sense of how Uncharted 4 dares to be different.
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There are even a few sections in Uncharted 4 where he becomes Crash, dashing across and over obstacles and running towards the camera.
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With the Bank rate at 28 percent - the lowest in the Bank's 21-year history - the governor is heading deeper into uncharted territory.
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EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS GROWING: Extreme weather events are pushing the Earth into "truly uncharted territory," the United Nations' weather agency said on Tuesday.
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Democratic strategist David Axelrod says President Trump has entered uncharted territory by appointing his adviser Steve Bannon to the National Security Council (NSC).
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We get enough mentions of familiar Star Wars terms and worlds to feel comfortable, but the tone reminds us we're in uncharted territory….
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Flat subscription pricing has long been common for companies like Netflix, Spotify, and Hulu, but is uncharted territory for many financial services companies.
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Ned is killed, his blood slicking the water, and the film heads into uncharted emotional territory for Anderson (at least to that point).
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Republican lawmakers' push to expel Roy Moore if he wins Alabama's Senate race next month could soon move the Senate into uncharted territory.
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To have the Voyagers sending back information about the edge of the Sun's influence gives us an unprecedented glimpse of truly uncharted territory.
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After your plane crashes into icy uncharted waters, you discover a rusted bathysphere and descend into Rapture, a city hidden beneath the sea.
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At Jeremy's insistence, the lodge hired a local trapper, Arnold, to lead us through uncharted territory with the lodge's own guide and tracker.
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The culmination of years of work by Sony's all-star studio, Naughty Dog, "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" is a gorgeous thrill ride.
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Moreover, for all that they can try to correct for the errors that so embarrassed them last May, pollsters are in uncharted territory.
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So, the utility of drones in glacier search and rescue operations is a given, though exploring crevasses seems to be relatively uncharted territory.
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But don't get things twisted: This is definitely an "Uncharted" game still, from third-person shooting to swinging on vines to exotic locales.
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Given the nature of the "Uncharted" series, expect a mix of third-person action with the quieter moments of puzzle solving or exposition.
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We are entering into a new, uncharted era where entrance to Berghain for a younger generation of UK partygoers may be under threat.
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There's talk of 3am pasta, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, Shadow of the Colossus, Call of Duty, God of War, and much, much more.
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In the original two numbers, that precision would be off somewhere to right of the 13 and 7 digits, which is uncharted territory.
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Warming air and ocean temperatures are pushing the region into "uncharted territory," increasingly affecting the continental U.S., according to a new government assessment.
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" World health officials proclaimed Tuesday the mortality rate for coronavirus is higher than originally expected, telling the public we are in "uncharted territory.
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Food production has been declared "essential," but how those businesses operate is "uncharted territory," a spokesperson for vegan cheesemaker Miyoko's told Business Insider.
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Today, we are squarely in uncharted territory — where the whims of an unfettered president regularly override decency, the law and the country's interest.
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Yiadom-Boakye is doing more than exploring the supposedly uncharted territory of black selfhood, or making—in that hackneyed phrase—the invisible visible.
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In 2015, Olympic dreams called Adigun back, this time, to uncharted territory: sliding on ice at speeds up to 90 miles an hour.
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Given the uncharted territory, it is difficult to imagine how the future of influencing, and future of social media in general, will look.
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They were in a freezing fog, but Cooper could see on the map that nearby was an uncharted island, and he wanted it.
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Twelve Democratic presidential hopefuls have stepped onto an Ohio debate stage and into a new and uncharted phase of the 733 primary race.
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This move sends it into uncharted territory — and was seen as another sign that Puerto Rico has lost all control of its future.
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"I wouldn't change anything," said Uncharted 4 creative director Neil Druckmann at a panel discussing the game in 2015, as transcribed by Kotaku.
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And if the 45 minute preview I played was any indication, it's one that feels unlike any Uncharted title that came before it.
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" "It feels like finally getting to see what we've always believed to be true: that Uncharted is much more than just Nathan Drake.
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"It's surreal — we're in uncharted waters here," said a man in tortoiseshell glasses before disappearing down the stairs to the still-open subway.
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Here, I ask him if we've truly entered uncharted territory, and if he believes Trump's ties to Russia have compromised our national security.
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"If the president were really to contemplate ignoring a decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, we'd be in nearly uncharted waters," Whittington adds.
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If you allow this to become the new normal, if this president's precedent is allowed to stand, we are in really uncharted water.
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"We were drawn to the inspiring story of this gifted artist, who fearlessly and successfully ventured into an uncharted new world," Plunkett said.
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They can be action-driving side characters like Sully from the Uncharted series, or morally-suspect protagonists like Booker DeWitt from Bioshock Infinite.
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The Lost Legacy, Naughty Dog's expandalone DLC for Uncharted 4, is out on the 22nd stateside, with European players needing to wait another 227 hours to see what it's like playing through a campaign of headshots and hauling ass in the shoes of someone other than Nathan Drake—here, you're cast as Chloe Fraser, who made her debut back in Uncharted 22017.
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Perhaps Uncharted was doomed by its premise, perhaps the critiques put too many tensions in the show's creation, perhaps Ramsay just wasn't feeling it.
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You can watch a bit of the younger Drake below: Uncharted has been in on-again, off-again development for years, in various iterations.
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While vocal horse sounds, like neighs and whinnies, have been studied to an extent, non-vocal sounds are pretty much uncharted territory, Merkies said.
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For Clinton, a candidate who has fastidiously crafted her own media narrative throughout her many decades in the public eye, this is uncharted territory.
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The newest chapter of the Uncharted series, The Lost Legacy, should make you want to throw out every game in the franchise before it.
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While undoubtedly popular and beloved, until now the Uncharted series did little to innovate beyond perfecting the wall-scaling, linear action-adventure game formula.
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And an opposition victory, however unlikely, would put Malaysia into uncharted waters and likely trigger fears of a short-term plunge in financial markets.
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His attacks on the Mexican heritage of federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel clearly show that Trump's campaign is still following its uncharted but calculated path.
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"This is truly uncharted territory, and it's exciting to see people across the country buying their tickets and joining in the fun," Medenica said.
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The 2019 novel coronavirus is uncharted territory because scientists have so many questions about how it spreads, and there isn't a vaccine for it.
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The goal, according to game director Stig Asmussen, is to help alleviate concerns that Respawn is making essentially an Uncharted-inspired linear action game.
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In Uncharted 2, though, he looks like he's bought it: gravely injured and lost in the snowy Himalayas, Drake lies down to die. Except!
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You're in uncharted territory, and you're helping to shed light on what [the future of the business] will look like, and we're all curious.
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That's why the first images to come out of Naughty Dog's announcement for Uncharted: The Lost Legacy all but stopped me in my tracks.
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"So when we're thinking about how she's different from Drake, mechanically, it just added to our already established suite of Uncharted mechanics," Margenau said.
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Nadine, for example, seeks to rebuild herself after Drake's destruction of her mercenary militia, known as The Shoreline, following the events of Uncharted 4.
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Pumping 12m b/d would also take spare capacity in the global oil market to uncharted lows, leaving it dangerously exposed to supply shocks.
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However, Epic may find itself in uncharted legal territory because of how it takes a popular dance move and gets it into the game.
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But in avoiding the most obvious dangers on the journey, the Supreme Court may find itself navigating other hazards in choppy and uncharted waters.
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The NBC "Nightly News" anchor and veteran newscaster is about to enter uncharted territory as the moderator of the first Clinton-Trump face-off.
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The first video of their Uncharted: Drake's Fortune LP is dated December 10, 2012, but I didn't get to know their work until 2014.
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It was just a bug, but an appropriate ending for Uncharted 4, which as a whole flails around in the void for new ideas.
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For all the time you spend climbing and scrambling in Uncharted 4, it feels more like you're hitting your marks than solving physical puzzles.
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The $113 million investment in Uncharted Play makes Matthews the 13th black female founder who has raised more than $1 million in outside investment.
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Between April 20 and 22, God of War unseated Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, which hit 2.7 million in sales in its first week.
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Views from the 6th parallel The newest Uncharted is the series' debut on the PlayStation 4, and the move to new hardware really shows.
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I would actually have been fine with slightly more combat in Uncharted 4, which is the last thing I expected to say about it.
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The bundle is $399.99, features 500GB of storage, and will launch alongside the game on April 26th — provided Uncharted 4 doesn't see another delay.
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That early pivot, though—that willingness to venture into uncharted territory—is what makes Wilco a transcendent band rather than merely an admirable one.
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Economists now expect further stimulus in July as the central bank waits to assess the impact of its uncharted entry into negative interest rates.
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