Will they continue to have an unobstructed view — i.e.
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Prosecutors should be allowed to do what prosecutors do, unobstructed.
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But if you're expecting an unobstructed view of the spectacle ...
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She recommends an unobstructed view, perhaps by the Hudson River.
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Wider sidewalks for pedestrians also would help keep bike lanes unobstructed.
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President Xi Jinping, the general secretary, governs with seemingly unobstructed authority.
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First, make sure you have sufficient, unobstructed space on all sides.
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It provides an unobstructed view of the sea and the city.
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Some climbed on trees to catch an unobstructed view above the crowd.
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Federal regulations require that the emergency equipment remain unobstructed during the flight.
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Music is played into your ears, but your ear canal remains unobstructed.
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Unobstructed rays will shine all day, and the high is near 45.
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His second-story master bedroom has an unobstructed view of the ocean.
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It's not until the plane lands that I'll take an unobstructed breath.
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The views of Las Vegas Boulevard from the High Roller are unobstructed.
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The railing was made of glass, for unobstructed views of the endless ocean.
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A table near the entrance gave me unobstructed views of the soaring space.
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He'd found a good spot, but his unobstructed view didn't last for long.
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Many homes with promontory settings, like this one, benefit from completely unobstructed views.
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It backs up to a mountain and offers unobstructed desert and city views.
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There is also a diving center, 15-acre beach, and incredible unobstructed sunset views.
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The results were much better when the original image featured faces and unobstructed bodies.
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Finally, I had an unobstructed view of the iconic barn — for a moment, anyway.
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It's also a putting green with an unobstructed view of the Los Angeles Basin.
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This was the moment that the sun crested the mountain—a sudden unobstructed fire.
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Environmentalists say the hydroelectric dams will block the last unobstructed tributary in the Amazon.
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Mr. Roberson appreciated the unobstructed Manhattan views, even taking some photos from their balcony.
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She pointed me to the Rushmore view, and sure enough, there it was, unobstructed.
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It would dam one of the last big unobstructed tributaries of the Amazon (see map).
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The unobstructed eyeful to the World Trade Center and beyond made the decision a cinch.
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There was a long kiss in the elevator and a view unobstructed by daytime tourists.
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The floor plates stretch 28,000 to 34,000 square feet and are unobstructed by support columns.
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Outdoor space: A tiered backyard offers ample space from which to enjoy unobstructed canyon views.
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It's also creating unobstructed views of the kitchen to show how the food is made.
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Unfortunately, the Dyson 245 Eye could not find the unobstructed charging base in my home.
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A large majority of Americans want the investigation to proceed fully and fairly, unimpeded and unobstructed.
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The master bedroom has a private bathroom with large windows offering unobstructed views of the sea.
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Glass walls throughout the home provide unobstructed views of mountains, ocean, and the Los Angeles skyline.
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The floor-to-ceiling windows wrap around the entire suite, offering unobstructed views of the ocean.
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The fourth-floor room had an unobstructed view of the neighboring station's impressive Fascist-era facade.
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The 3,336 square foot house sits on nearly an acre with unobstructed city and coastline views.
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Guests booked on higher floors have unobstructed views of resort facilities, the ocean, and the sunrise.
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Sakai, who was hard of hearing but had good eyes, had an unobstructed view of Mrs.
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The result is an unobstructed view of the Earth's surface with more details visible than before.
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But few, if any, offer unobstructed views of the sun setting between two walls of skyscrapers.
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Where people had clear conditions and unobstructed views, the moon took on a coppery red color.
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It's a super touristy spot where you can reach a summit that offers unobstructed panoramic views.
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Hanging out next to unobstructed windows that appear to be reinforced with masking tape also seems unwise.
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For Nathan, this appeared to be a bet on AMD's practically unobstructed rally coming to an end.
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They also have small cut-outs on the outside to ensure the headband and wires are unobstructed.
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It has a heated swimming pool, outdoor bar, direct beach access and unobstructed views of the coast.
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With his majorities in the Mexican congress, AMLO faces a relatively unobstructed path for his legislative initiatives.
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But with 25 kilometers remaining in the race, I witnessed a key moment up close and unobstructed.
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Instead, the cabin is made of glass to provide unobstructed views of the road and passengers' surroundings.
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Having a wine at sunset with unobstructed views 2,900 feet above the lake definitely felt worth it.
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The east-facing unit features expansive windows so you can really enjoy picturesque, unobstructed views of downtown.
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Roughly 68 miles from downtown San Diego lies a luxury camp site that provides unobstructed mountain views.
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A quick call to 311 tells us that actually, the best unobstructed views are in Brooklyn and Queens.
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At this high altitude, unobstructed by Earth's atmosphere, the antennae have a clear-eyed view of the cosmos.
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Steps from the apartment, the Place du Trocadéro's sweeping esplanade unveiled an unobstructed view of the Eiffel Tower.
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But everyone remembers the time you face-planted while walking an unobstructed carpet path back to your desk.
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She closed the digital dollhouse she'd been playing in earlier, giving her an unobstructed view of the park.
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They call Montana Big Sky Country because all those unobstructed views really do make the sky seem bigger.
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Leonov apparently didn't worry much about his inflating spacesuit, becoming enraptured instead with his unobstructed view of Earth.
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Since Tamika Francois-Lawson was in her 20s, she imagined having a sleek, minimalist home unobstructed by clutter.
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To maximize your chances of catching the show, look for a spot that offers a wide, unobstructed view.
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And on the topic of sunsets: Yes, the sunsets with unobstructed views were as unbelievable as you'd think.
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"We are ideally located to launch into polar orbit and have an unobstructed range for launching," Campbell said.
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"The driver had about five seconds and 150 meters of unobstructed view of the concrete divider," the statement said.
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The landing gear can also retract to give the Typhoon H's HD gimbal camera an unobstructed 360-degree view.
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The condominiums, ranging from studios to three-bedrooms, will start on the 28th floor, offering unobstructed views of Manhattan.
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They use cameras to identify landing marker pads that customers place in their backyards or in other unobstructed locations.
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One of the guest bedrooms also has its own balcony, and all of the rooms have unobstructed mountain views.
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Those clear skies mean the sun gets an unobstructed line of sight to the sweeping stretches of concrete below.
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Visiting Paço Municipal (the old imperial residence) and viewing Guanabara Bay – unobstructed by the Perimetral – is a sight to behold.
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The mirror also cuts out all visual obstructions, like the rear seat headrests, allowing for an unobstructed field of view.
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During opposition, the MRO has unobstructed communication with Earth for a few weeks and can send huge amounts of data.
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The building occupies an entire block and its column-free floors will provide unobstructed 360-degree views of New York.
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First, when tornados form and begin to move in the Western Plains states, they travel over flat, relatively unobstructed terrain.
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But the site would be hard to beat — directly across from Hudson River Park, offering unobstructed views of the water.
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The balcony was outfitted with a day bed and two sitting chairs for unobstructed, stunning views of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Unobstructed views from its surrounding balcony are spectacular (look down on the puny Wythe hotel and teeming mortals in scorn).
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I went to the Midtown Manhattan skyscraper's topping out ceremony to get a firsthand look at the tower's unobstructed views.
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I stayed in an upper-floor corner suite, which offered an unobstructed view of Wicker Park and the Chicago skyline.
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Along with unobstructed river vistas from Main Street, Irvington offers several ways to revel in the proximity of the Hudson.
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The floor to ceiling windows that provide unobstructed tarmac views also let in bounds of natural light during the day.
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You can see an unobstructed sweep of the south side of the border, which has made the mountain a prime vantage point for remote control, provided the view between each point is unobstructed, as it is from the wall to the Top of the World to the roads heading in and out of town.
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I am definitely overpaying for the latte I order ($5.98), but the unobstructed vista of the Eiffel Tower is beyond price.
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When the Roomba is in a largely unobstructed area, like under a bed it moves with a lateral zig-zag motion.
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Not only will you have a totally unobstructed view of the road, but you'll also be able to record it all.
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But wind farms located offshore, where wind blows stead and strong, unobstructed by buildings or mountains, have yet to start cranking.
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The truth is that we don't know right now and that is why the investigations must continue, unobstructed by the President.
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There are no scores to worry about, and the interface is even removed, so that you can view the world unobstructed.
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The sprawling, white sand beach has unobstructed views of the Caribbean Sea, and the sunsets are the best in the country.
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You could also see a lot of this from the groover—of which the returning mesa hikers had an unobstructed view.
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On the Gunter side, in Aech's truck the "Hive Five" are tethered to the ceiling via cables for unobstructed fighting moves.
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It is trained largely on clear, unobstructed images of the retina, though Google is exploring the use of lower-quality images.
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He lives in an upscale San Francisco neighborhood, in a large house with an unobstructed view of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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So she selected the stadium, which offers an unobstructed view of the sky while being closer to the heart of Carbondale.
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We've gone for Alto's Adventure as it looks gorgeous in landscape mode, and is compatible with trackpads (so the screen stays unobstructed).
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There, he found an unobstructed sightline and used a 400-millimeter long-range telephoto lens, usually employed by photographers shooting sporting events.
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Think: Lady Liberty, the harbor's bridges and boats, and the Manhattan, Brooklyn and New Jersey skylines in all their unobstructed, panoramic splendor.
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Sightings really began to pick up in 1933, after a road was completed that gave visitors an unobstructed view of Loch Ness.
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Last fall, he started his second term with more unobstructed power than any Chinese leader since Deng Xiaoping, who died in 20153.
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"They face the water, they have unobstructed views of the bridge and the Marin Headlands, Baker Beach, the Pacific Ocean," Herrera said.
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The path from drawing to painting, and back again, was unobstructed for Goldberg, and at the heart of the process was scale.
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The system was expected to gain greater strength once it reached the Gulf and its hundreds of miles of warm, unobstructed waters.
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And while it's valuable for young viewers to gain an unobstructed understanding of douching or asexuality, these concepts mean more in context.
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Beyond the village, visitors can sit on the rim of the volcano for unobstructed views 400 meters (1,312 feet) into the crater.
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She was in her tiny office with an unobstructed view of the Sacré-Coeur Basilica in the ethnic-meets-BoBo Ninth Arrondissement.
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When you consider that it has unobstructed views of the city and the bay, the price tag is slightly less surprising ... maybe.
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Instead, Mr. Kemp and his surrogates turned their attention to labeling Ms. Abrams, who has had two unobstructed months to establish herself.
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An Air Force C-17, by contrast, needs to operate in more defined conditions, such as areas with longer, separated or unobstructed runways.
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You also need an unobstructed southern-facing location to mount the satellite dish, which isn't the easiest thing to find in San Francisco.
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This was all made possible by a chemical mixture known as CUBIC, or Clear Unobstructed Brain/Body Imaging Cocktail (what an awesome acronym!).
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It was when Larkin opened up with strikes that he left Lima's left hand unobstructed and the best shot of the fight landed.
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Did she believe that her artistic star ran so parallel to his that her path to recognition and success would likewise remain unobstructed?
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To do this, Audi constructed the cabin of the AI:TRAIL out of mostly glass to provide an unobstructed view of the passengers' surroundings.
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While the "ETP didn't immediately respond in court...[and] U.S. District Judge James Boasberg didn't immediately rule," the pipeline's path isn't yet unobstructed.
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Though it is only on the fourth floor, the building sits where Crosby Street hits a dead end, giving it an unobstructed view.
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The referee was standing 212 yards away with an unobstructed view, so it's would be a shock to see if she overturns herself.
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On a recent morning I met Fails and Talbot at the top of a hill with an unobstructed, glorious view of the city.
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At Original Unverpackt, in Berlin, Germany, all of their products are out in the open, unobstructed by layers of plastic, paper or metal.
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Now that lifts and toilets can be located on a building's periphery rather than its central shaft, entire unobstructed floors are being built.
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This month, find a park with an unobstructed view of the night sky and settle in for a summer evening of meteor shower-gazing.
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One thing that stuck out like a sore thumb while browsing through these expensive homes are the amount of unobstructed views and grand entrances.
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Musicians, actors and other scantily dressed, full-lipped partygoers took selfies in the hot tub against the unobstructed views of valleys and Joshua trees.
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It's one of the consolations of first-rate art that there is somehow always hope in being able to see with newly unobstructed eyes.
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The aide said Biden could have an unobstructed shot at appealing to working-class and white male voters in a primary — especially if Sen.
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" This is how Scalise described what Bailey told him: "The shooter is just firing away at us, unobstructed right at the third base dugout.
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While the Europa League could provide an unwanted distraction early on, the path to a first post-Fergie title appears to be relatively unobstructed.
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The house overlooks the bay, has unobstructed views of the Golden Gate Bridge, and a winding pathway that leads to a secluded seaside cove.
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The onscreen "CNBC" logo must be clearly visible and unobstructed at all times in any image, video clip or other form of media. 3.
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The 12 stately rooms feature mahogany doors, antique chandeliers sourced from Cuba and floor-to-ceiling windows with unobstructed views of Volcán de Agua.
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But the standout feature was the unobstructed view across the city to the London Eye Ferris wheel, best experienced from the room's private balcony.
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Meanwhile, astronomers don't have some mandated right to an unobstructed view of the night sky, and don't have a forum to voice their complaints.
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Designed by Arquitectonica, a firm based in Miami, the building offers unobstructed river views because it sits on steel piles extending onto the river.
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The onscreen "CNBC" logo must be clearly visible and unobstructed at all times in any image, video clip or other form of media. 4.
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Ordinarily we might have enjoyed the privacy of something quieter, but we wanted an unobstructed view in the event that Michael Cohen showed up.
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The onscreen "CNBC" logo must be clearly visible and unobstructed at all times in any image, video clip or other form of media. 2150.
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They're as self-interested as Google or anybody else, but they believe they've found a good business selling internet access on open, unobstructed pipes.
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The master bedroom rivals the show's fantasy suite, with a fireplace, balcony and unobstructed view of the water all wrapped into one SoCal-inspired space.
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To find the perfect stargazing spot, you'll want to look for unobstructed views of the sky and someplace with as little surrounding light as possible.
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All of that changed with Sunday night's "Baby One More Time," which gave viewers their first prolonged, unobstructed full-length look at Kylie all season.
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"The height is a major selling point, because it offers 360-degree views that are mostly unobstructed," said Joseph A. McMillan Jr., DDG's chief executive.
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Once the Yuneec Typhoon H drone is in the air, you can raise the landing gear to give the camera an unobstructed, 360-degree view.
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Significant numbers of Islamic State militants fleeing the U.S.-led coalition offensive against Mosul in neighboring Iraq were streaming into Syria "almost unobstructed," Rudskoi said.
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United Nations officials in Syria have often complained that Mr. Assad's government had impeded their aid delivery and repeatedly implored it to allow unobstructed access.
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Then there are the images captured by Mr. Perez's helmet camera, which offers a clear, unobstructed view of the shooting from the officer's vantage point.
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Karate Combat fights don't take place in a ring or a cage, but a sunken pit that allows cameras an unobstructed shot of the karatekas.
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I booked a Chambord room which offered unobstructed views of the Chateau's rear formal gardens, breathtaking even as rain fell for part of my stay.
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Looking in the other direction, the view of Central Park from The Top of the Rock was mostly unobstructed at the beginning of the decade.
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He has cannily positioned himself as the adult in the room, only to provide cover while the bullies and the class clowns run around unobstructed.
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Residents and corporate tenants alike will pay a premium for top floors, especially if they provide unobstructed views of a city jewel like Central Park.
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The niqab is an Islamic face veil that leaves the area around the eyes unobstructed, although a separate eye veil can be worn with it.
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The flares in your images are eclipse-shaped because the source of light was shaped like that; had the Sun been unobstructed, they'd be more circular.
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It took up almost an entire block on the residential island of Zamalek, with extended and (at first) unobstructed views of agricultural lands and the Nile.
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We were in the center of the middle tier — dubbed the Silver Section — and had an unobstructed view of the stage and the grand entrance walkway.
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It is a bit cheaper than the DJI and offers more speed, less noise, the ability to capture unobstructed video and that awesome, retractable landing gear.
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The condo's interior will be a sprawling 4,700 square feet and the terrace alone -- with unobstructed bay and ocean views -- is an expansive 1,200 square feet.
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So the more difficult we make it for the assailant to have an unobstructed view of his potential prey, the more lives could ostensibly be saved.
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Ideally you would go somewhere with dark skies, but she said the main thing to look for is a spot that offers a wide, unobstructed view.
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Fast forward time and the girl who forges a path ahead triumphantly skips her way down the unobstructed, designated path while the boy goes down his.
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This time around, however, the Chinese team used their newly-launched Micius satellite, which allowed them to send the photons unobstructed through the void of space.
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In their forward firing position, they have to check their range to the target and ensure they have an adequate ballistic loophole for an unobstructed shot.
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American military assistance for Ukraine had flowed unobstructed into the country since 2014, the year Russia annexed Crimea and fomented a war in two eastern provinces.
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A cat from Rumford, Maine, had an unobstructed view of his furry arch nemesis, the squirrel, and nothing but a sheet of glass separated them from sparring.
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It's out of the way, delivers clear and unobstructed audio, and adds a voice assistant to your home without it taking the form of a miniature obelisk.
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The in-painting technology was unable to successfully put open eyes on blinking faces at "extreme" angles, people with sunglasses and other non-front facing, unobstructed eyes.
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Tesla also said that Huang had "about five seconds and 150 meters of unobstructed view" of the concrete divider with the crushed safety barrier before the incident.
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Fans might be attracted to the seemingly unobstructed access to models that certain Patreon rewards grant them, but the women must take care to protect their privacy.
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Not only was he spared, but also the United States obliged him by fighting the Islamic State while letting him continue his war on the opposition unobstructed.
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Winding our way toward the coast we reached a pair of trees, joined together by a wooden footbridge: a treehouse with an unobstructed view of islands beyond.
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"I wanted to build the buyer a bedroom where they would wake up to an unobstructed Los Angeles sunrise every morning," Niami told Business Insider in 2017.
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The House of Parliament in London has an unobstructed view of the River Thames, but one design proposal would have built an airport atop the famous river.
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The union said European buses typically have smaller mirrors with lower placement on the side of vehicles to give drivers unobstructed views of crosswalks and other surroundings.
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The United States has dispatched Navy ships to guarantee that the sea lanes remain unobstructed, but that has raised the risk of a confrontation with Chinese warships.
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My parents built their house in the suburban area of Natipora, which at the time had open fields, fresh air and an unobstructed view of the Himalayas.
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His small Fo'castle residence — a locally built home with 10 windows offering unobstructed views of the Atlantic — offered Beston the kind of Walden-like solitude he craved.
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Made of glass, they allow for unobstructed views of the Aurora Borealis, and even come equipped with an "Aurora Alarm," so guests don&apost miss a thing.
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"The glass house has 360-degree views, totally unobstructed in every direction," Mr. Slade said, noting that such transparency can occasionally feel too exposed, especially at night.
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Four hours north of Las Vegas is a sight 80 percent of people aren't able to experience where they live: stunningly starry night skies unobstructed by light pollution.
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If nothing else, he must know the risk it would pose to his career—a double-murder/suicide, when his path to continued power is otherwise completely unobstructed.
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"We really want the space unobstructed," not just to prevent fires, but also to make inspectors' jobs easier because stored items could get in their way, Hecox said.
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For now the Mekong remains blissfully unobstructed as it passes from Laos into Cambodia—except for the bloom of tiny islands that give Si Phan Don its name.
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Federal officials suspend doorless flights Doors-off excursions have grown popular, especially among millennials, who want the chance to snap breathtaking, unobstructed photos to post on social media.
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Berlin associates positive freedom with "coercing others for their own sake", whereas "negative freedom" is characterised by the absence of constraints: individual autonomy to "act unobstructed by others".
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It came with development rights that would allow a new owner to build a taller, sleeker skyscraper with ever more expensive apartments offering unobstructed views of Central Park.
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This contrast between clear, unobstructed light, as it comes through ordinary transparent glass, and the bluish light that appears when glass is etched, reoccurs often in his reliefs.
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Charlie Palmer, one of the closest high-end spots to the Capitol, has a roof deck that offers unobstructed views of the Capitol's dome and the Washington Monument.
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The date 11/11 was chosen because, you guessed it, all of the ones, but the numbers also have a spiritual auspiciousness that signify an everlasting unobstructed-flowing energy.
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"To maintain a great connection with the GPS antenna, I had to maintain a clear and unobstructed view of the sky [over the 12 day climb]," DesLauriers told Gizmodo.
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But that's really just for reference, you want to be able to see the whole sky, so focus more on finding an unobstructed view than on watching the radiant.
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With its 180-degree wide view design and built-in breathing chambers, you'll get a clear, unobstructed view of the ocean floor without worrying about accidentally choking on water.
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"In case my last post gets deleted, here's the unobstructed view #GonnaMissThisPlace" Sounds like these two had one awesome vacation — and that Cutler will come back sans tan lines.
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At theDinner in the Sky Athens in Athens, Greece, diners are transported up and above the historic city in a floating restaurant concept that delivers 360-degree,unobstructed views.
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Going to the west side may not set as dramatic a scene, but on short notice it's a better bet, since you're more likely to get an unobstructed view.
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From there, flyers can relax in their own private suite complete with its own bathroom, food-service pantry, a two-person daybed, and an unobstructed view of the tarmac.
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The Ear Duo's drivers are in the pod, which sends music down the tube and into your ears, while the opening in the ear pads let in unobstructed ambient sound.
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In contrast, Velvet Crowe is confident and determined, willing to set a city on fire or sacrifice the lives of fellow inmates to ensure an unobstructed path to her target.
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Tesla also said that Huang had "about five seconds and 150 meters of unobstructed view" of the concrete divider with the crushed safety barrier before his vehicle smashed into it.
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The headset ships with a cube that offers a neat augmented reality experience (which utilizes the phone's unobstructed camera, serving as a sort of proof of concept for app developers).
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Back in 2009, Nafis secured a location with an unobstructed view of the tower, allowing him to take photos as it emerged behind the 607 feet (185 m) Aurora Plaza.
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As if that's not enough for Trevor to entertain his guests ... there are 3 other bedrooms with unobstructed views, and one is an "ultra private VIP suite" with private entrance.
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One of the listings is an under construction 20,000 square-foot mansion with multiple hot tubs and pools, five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and an unobstructed view listed at $40 million.
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Room 32135, the suite from which Paddock fired, has striking, unobstructed views of the Las Vegas Strip, according to videos from two guests who stayed in the room last year.
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It has a roof deck hot tub, a gourmet kitchen and, situated at the end of the dock, unobstructed views of the bay, Mount Tamalpais, Tiburon and the Bay Bridge.
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We stop at a park and Freya leaps out of the car, a blur of motion, running fearlessly, confident and strong, her joints sliding effortlessly, the muscles and ligaments unobstructed.
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In May, Mr. Purcell invited Ms. Bui to the rooftop of his apartment building in San Francisco to enjoy the unobstructed 210-degree view that included the Golden Gate Bridge.
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"This unit offers unobstructed direct downtown skyline, Biscayne Bay, and Government Cut views and is priced to sell," Jill Eber of The Jills Zeder Group said in a press release.
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Experts say the industry runs with scant oversight, even as its popularity surges in step with the desire -- especially among millennials -- for breathtaking, unobstructed photos to post on social media.
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Simply point it in the right direction (up), and with an unobstructed view of the sky, its 90x magnification and 50mm optical glass objective lens will provide stunning, highly detailed images.
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It's an extra step, and an annoying one to adjust to, but at the end of the day you gain some privacy and an unobstructed view of the lock screen images.
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"Always a pleasure seeing you, Nadine," he says slyly before picking up a pile of clothes, winking at her and walking out — giving her a completely unobstructed view of his behind.
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Like some air-tour companies in other tourist destinations, FlyNYON offered flights on helicopters with the doors open or removed to allow passengers to take unobstructed photographs of the landscape below.
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Wirecutter and CNET both noticed that mesh networks were slower than a traditional router when you attempt to transfer large files in a room with an unobstructed view of the router.
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The driver had about five seconds and 150 meters of unobstructed view of the concrete divider with the crushed crash attenuator, but the vehicle logs show that no action was taken.
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In the UK, the moon will be low in the sky, so unobstructed views of the southern and southeastern horizon are best, according to the astronomers with the Royal Astronomical Society.
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"Whenever government or industry wants to collect information about private individuals and advocacy groups, there's unobstructed access," says Will Potter, the Marsh Visiting Professor of Journalism at the University of Michigan.
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All you need to do is bundle up and head out to a dark area with little cloud cover and an unobstructed view of the sky to see the shooting stars.
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Every living former president should rise together to warn in a loud, clear and unified voice that the investigation of the crimes against our democracy must remain intact, unimpeded and unobstructed.
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The project is codenamed "Neptune," and the concept designs envision a sleek underwater craft with aggressive pointy-ended pontoons and a central passenger bubble cockpit with an unobstructed, all-around view.
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From their 49th-floor unit, the family can take in expansive, unobstructed views of the downtown skyline, the East River and Hudson harbor, because the building is closer to the water.
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I am blind, but I am a fast walker, particularly in the unobstructed space of jet-ways and airplanes where there are rarely obstacles or intersections to make a wrong turn.
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The Shangri-La Hotel rises up as a sleek tower along Colombo's scenic Galle Face drive, a 210-story rectangle of steel and bluish glass with unobstructed views of the Indian Ocean.
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In Yorkville, a four-bedroom, three-bath combination of two apartments, with unobstructed views of the East River and Gracie Mansion, in a postwar mid-rise next to the 90th Street ferry.
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The apartment has a private terrace and unobstructed views of the CN Tower, two underground parking spaces, Jatoba wood floors, marble kitchen counters and bathrooms, custom millwork paneling and a contemporary staircase.
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The married couple found a 1960s modernist house across the street from their friend; it had three or four bedrooms (depending on where you tossed extra pillows) and unobstructed Hudson River views.
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She lived that life with Ike, and then she conquered that life with a life of her own, and now it was time to take in her unobstructed view of Lake Zurich.
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If the FBI is empowered to do a fair and unobstructed investigation, it certainly will discover more information, and in a more reliable manner, than the Senate has been able to obtain.
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Advertised as a perfect place for a digital detox, the exterior solar panels provide electricity and heat, and the floor to ceiling windows allow for unobstructed views of the dramatic scenery all around.
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Tyson says that any city arranged according to a rectangular grid can have a similar experience, but Manhattan is unique (and particularly picturesque) because the line of sight across the horizon is unobstructed.
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Mr Paddock smuggled a trove of guns to a luxury suite on the 247nd floor of the Mandalay Bay with unobstructed views of the uncovered fairground where the Route 251 festival was held.
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The suicide prevention jail cells must provide an "unobstructed view of the inmate" and "may not have fixtures or architectural features that would easily allow self-injury," according to Bureau of Prisons policy.
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He began his exploration of the cityscape, he said, by taking long walks along the Hudson River where he could glimpse the horizon and the clean, clear light that the unobstructed view afforded.
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The five planets will cover a large swath of sky, so to view them all at once you'll need to either be up high or have a view unobstructed by trees or buildings.
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The user must find a wide and unobstructed area, near a high-end computer, and far away from any expensive objects — like a TV — or dangerous objects — like utensils lying around a kitchen.
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I've gotten a roughly similar three to four hours of solid use out of both — and the USB-C charging port is unobstructed, so they're not difficult to plug in and keep using.
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"The driver had about five seconds and 150 meters of unobstructed view of the concrete divider with the crushed crash attenuator, but the vehicle logs show that no action was taken," Tesla said.
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While having access on the backend of countless networks will enable mostly unobstructed data access, the question is to what extent would this capability compromise the government's own ability to secure its citizens?
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These days Battery Park, with its unobstructed views of New York Harbor, is best known as the place to queue up to catch the ferry to Ellis Island or the Statue of Liberty.
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The rooms take design cues from nearby Hoi An without playing into exoticizing tropes, and the hotel, built vertically up a lush cliff, gives virtually every room unobstructed views of the private beach.
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Supporters have also drawn praise for helping to lift a wheelchair-bound Egyptian fan above the crowd at a Fan Zone in Moscow, allowing him to watch a match with an unobstructed view.
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I need an unobstructed line of sight from console to JoyCon to stay connected when I'm more than three or four feet away—much more gives me input lag and even total disconnection.
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Even with the oddly unconventional behavior of the newly elected President Trump for them to juggle, Republicans recognize a mostly unobstructed opportunity to do what they like for at least the next two years.
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Op-Ed Contributor BEIJING — In 2000, I moved onto the 216th floor of a new Beijing apartment complex, lured into paying tens of thousands of extra renminbi by the promise of rare, unobstructed views.
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The gated property boasts unobstructed city views "from downtown to the Pacific Ocean," and outdoor living spaces that feature a grilling area, "zero-edge pool," and a gazebo, located down a scenic walking path.
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In general, you want a radar detector to be as inconspicuous as possible while maintaining an unobstructed view of the road (when they spot it, law enforcement officials tend not to appreciate the technology).
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The Curises recently turned their 1960s William Kessler designed modernist home, known as the Hawkins Ferry House, into a gallery space for Unobstructed Views, an auction exhibition to benefit Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit.
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"The driver had about five seconds and 150 meters of unobstructed view of the concrete divider with the crushed crash attenuator, but the vehicle logs show that no action was taken," the blog states.
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The ports and buttons are unobstructed and there's a slight lip on the front to prevent screen damage when the phone is placed face down, but otherwise it's a pretty typical hard plastic case.
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Three Reuters photographers used two ladders and years of experience to get some of the clearest, unobstructed shots of him entering and leaving the building, which were used by media outlets around the world.
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For an even better vantage, climb to the top of Torre Campanaria (free), an 265th-century brick bell tower beside the square that affords visitors unobstructed views across the terra-cotta rooftops and beyond.
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The Coast Guard bulletin recommends that vessel owners "immediately" review crew training, make sure emergency escape routes are clearly identified and unobstructed, and that required fire-fighting and live-saving equipment are on board.
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It helps that you're surrounded by a nearly panoramic set of three windows, including the windshield, that provide a much more unobstructed view of the road then you'll normally get from a truck cab.
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That meant eliminating the huge windshield that gave riders on the current model an unobstructed view of the track ahead (the driver sat in a small cabin overhead, using cameras to monitor his surroundings).
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In that game, A'ja Wilson, South Carolina's 6-foot-5 forward and the consensus national player of the year, missed 14 of her 12 shots, some of them unobstructed attempts, others hindered by Williams.
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Lining up a photo like this can be tricky; you need to find an area with a high place to stand and a long, unobstructed view path in the opposite direction from the Moon.
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Doucet usually takes the images from his backyard but on special events, like eclipses, moonrises and moonsets, he will look for an area with a more unobstructed view and less light from the city.
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With that, the other eight Seattle players quickly retreated to the dugout, leaving Suzuki a vast, green pathway to the third base bench, and he jogged unobstructed to thunderous applause from the sellout crowd.
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But he reasoned that if a machine could temporarily take over the heart's pumping duties during an operation, a largely unobstructed view of the heart's interior and access to its chambers would be possible.
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All those creative, slashing attacks may be works of art, but the result is often a dead-on battle between an attacker and a goalie who usually has an unobstructed view of the puck.
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In addition to being housed in a special chamber affording an unobstructed view of the occupant and easy entry from the outside, inmates on suicide watch are evaluated daily by a psychologist, the letter said.
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The only drawback of Damrosch Park's open-air stage is that an unobstructed view of the feet — flamenco's most essential instrument — can be hard to come by, so arrive early for a good seat. (lcoutofdoors.org)
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The Royal Astronomical Society said that Mars and the moon will appear low in the sky for everyone in the UK, so a location with an unobstructed southeastern horizon will afford the best view. EarthSky.
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On a sunny summer day, its unobstructed views of a wide blue sky draw people from all over the state, the fishing and boating on its glassy waters an adventure for countless families and friends.
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He customized the interior of the home, installing two kosher kitchens (one for his family and one for guests), as well as a private boudoir for his wife, Nina, with windows offering unobstructed sea views.
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Ultimately, the team's medic performed a surgical cricothyrotomy, in which he would cut into Sergeant Conrad's neck — at his cricoid membrane — before inserting a tube that would allow unobstructed air to flow into his lungs.
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The building, with unobstructed views on all four sides, will have mostly studio and one-bedroom apartments, with a smattering of two- and-three bedrooms, said Jordan Barowitz, the company's vice president of public affairs.
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What makes the apartment special is the sheer amount of space, combined with unobstructed views of Central Park, said Yair Tavivian, an agent with Douglas Elliman and a founder of Compit, an automated valuation platform.
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With unobstructed countryside views and a snug workspace kitted out with a wood stove and fireplace, the 19th-century cottage is a far cry from the urban din that Montagut finds both endlessly inspiring and draining.
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He had an unobstructed view of the defunct bridge and could see, perched on the easternmost of the two remaining trusses, a crane truck and other heavy equipment, which were apparently going to be collateral damage.
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For a true splurge, the top-floor Terrace Sagrada Familia Suite, starting at $1,250 per night, has its own terrace complete with a Jacuzzi, lounge chairs, an outdoor shower, and unobstructed views of Gaudí's Sagrada Familia.
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With its unobstructed views of the Hudson River, the apartment would very likely sell for more than $5 million today, based on transactions in the building, a converted co-op that still has a loading dock.
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After being goaded by his employees, he went back to fetch it in time to position himself on a concrete abutment with an unobstructed view of Elm Street where the presidential motorcade was due to pass.
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Cloud cover and enveloping light pollution can obscure views of any meteor shower, so getting up high above the bulk of Earth's atmosphere affords scientists the ability to watch the cosmic light show with an unobstructed view.
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The Hollywood Bowl's taken a gigantic proactive step to prevent a psychopath from unleashing a deadly assault similar to the Las Vegas shooter -- by closing and patrolling a park with unobstructed views of the venue from afar.
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Penthouses aren't exactly synonymous with living in the Bronx—yet Ivory said she has one available for $3500 per month that features "a wraparound terrace with unobstructed views of Yankee Stadium, Manhattan, and New Jersey," she said.
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Iconic buildings like the former Stroh Brewery have been converted to condominiums, offices for foundations, consultants, financial-service firms and relocated local icons like the Rattlesnake Club restaurant, where diners enjoy unobstructed views of the Detroit River.
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McNabb got the first when he got the puck at the top of the right circle and skated unobstructed to the net where he snapped a wrist shot past Talbot for his fifth goal of the season.
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"[T]he driver had about five seconds and 150 meters of unobstructed view of the concrete divider with the crushed crash attenuator, but the vehicle logs show no action was taken," said Tesla, according to the affiliate.
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"The driver had about five seconds and 22 meters of unobstructed view of the concrete divider with the crushed crash attenuator, but the vehicle logs show that no action was taken," the company wrote in a blog post.
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Above the tree line, the plateau connecting the two mountains is spongelike grasses, lichen-covered rocks and unobstructed views of Bergen, the surrounding fjords and even, if you're lucky with the weather, the Folgefonna glacier in the distance.
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The 10-bedroom and 14-bathroom gated estate on a high bluff is a dream pad with unobstructed Pacific Ocean views and sprawling grounds with a desert and rose garden, an infinity pool, tennis courts and a greenhouse.
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Like the back door of a house, a crypto backdoor (generally written as a single word) is a way to circumvent the locks and protections of the main entrance in order to walk in unobstructed and make oneself comfortable.
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Next door, offering unobstructed views of the Mekong River and Thailand on the other side, is the five-star Landmark Mekong Riverside Hotel, where President Barack Obama stayed in the presidential suite during his visit to Laos in 2016.
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"The price trend definitely correlates with height," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel, who noted that unobstructed views became de rigueur for the most expensive apartment buildings of the last decade.
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Mr. Miller estimated that an apartment on a higher floor with nearly unobstructed views of the water and downtown skyline came at a 25 percent premium when compared to a condo with obstructed city views on a lower level.
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Perched atop the Scarborough Bluffs, a nine-mile expanse of wooded cliffs, the 1,836-square-foot, midcentury-modern house offers unobstructed views of Lake Ontario, with "spectacular" sunrises from its east-facing living room, said Adam Stork, the owner.
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A few fossil-fuel barons may be pleased (Vladimir Putin likely among them, since his reign rests on the unobstructed development of Russia's hydrocarbons), but most of the country and the world see this for the disaster it is.
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Amenities include a 3,000-bottle wine cellar with individually-controlled temperature and humidity secured by biometric access with adjacent tasting room; over-sized Jacuzzi with unobstructed panoramic and ocean views; 13 water features including six waterfalls; and a putting green.
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Cheaper rates usually mean smaller crowds — a boon for getting on more amusement park rides or an unobstructed view of the zoo's pandas — but it might also mean rainy April baseball games and so-so snow at the ski resort.
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The tower, a column-free structure with extra-high ceilings and unobstructed glass siding, occupies an entire city block immediately west of Grand Central, a key transportation hub in the city that is adding a new train line from Long Island.
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The infinity pool and deck (where Zendaya snapped that pic) are nestled into the edge of a cliff, offering unobstructed views of both the busy Rio skyline and the open ocean, which is dotted with tropical islands just off the coast.
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The goal was to split the difference between a conventional set — with water- and windproof lighting rigs and a smooth, level concrete slab for easy camera movement — and a backyard, with strung lights, fire pits and largely unobstructed natural elements.
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Japanese researchers obstructed the nostrils of young rats, forcing them to breathe through their mouths, and two weeks later found that the rodents needed twice as long to navigate a maze and had developed fewer brain cells than their unobstructed counterparts.
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And by the time you are standing at the base of the Empire State, you have a gorgeous unobstructed view downtown of the Flatiron, thanks to the 1902 landmark's prominent location at the crossroads of Broadway and Fifth on 23rd Street.
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Unlike the Texas border, however, where the boundary is defined by the Rio Grande, Arizona's is a land border, and in Nogales, the border was an unobstructed street called International, half of which technically lay in one country, half in another.
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Running from February 26- March 13, it's the first installment in "Open Plan," a series of five short shows, each of which will occupy the whole of the museum's 18,200-square-foot gallery, the largest unobstructed museum exhibition space in New York.
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On the one hand, it's terrific to have an unobstructed view of the road – it's as pure as driving experience as rolling down the track in the soapbox derby car of your youth, and it leaves you feeling connected to the road itself.
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To ensure a seamless charging experience for all three devices, it features a dedicated cavity for AirPods, and an integrated charging stand for Apple Watch that holds it at the ideal angle for Nightstand Mode with an unobstructed view of the screen.
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The western side of the island, from top to bottom, is dotted with restaurants, beaches and piers with unobstructed views of the setting sun hitting the water in a blaze — and sometimes, if you're really lucky — or really tipsy — a green flash.
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But there's a threat to the dream of a revitalized river — a project that would put a newly unobstructed Klamath at risk of contamination while simultaneously contributing to climate change, desecrating grave sites and trampling the traditional territory of the Klamath people.
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The webcast starts at 8 pm CET and marks maybe the first time in the five years since Boiler Room tapped the previously unknown audience for watching people dance behind the DJ that the unobstructed view of the mixer will really pay off.
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For unobstructed views, check out Hotel Americano in Chelsea, which is hosting a free poolside viewing party, or attend the watch parties at City Vineyard at Pier 29 in Lower Manhattan (free, R.S.V.P. here) or the Lovage rooftop lounge in Midtown, Manhattan ($43).
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You're going to want to make sure you're close enough to get an unobstructed view, while making sure you're far enough away to get the full thing in frame — it's a tough task, as seen with the above attempted shot of the World Trade Center.
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Here's how the system fared, as the authors recount in the new study: The demonstration environment contained two objects to be retrieved: a green soda can in an unobstructed area and a pink spool of wire in a narrow gap between two trash cans.
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His foray into the F&B industry came about when he found an empty rooftop property above Odeon Towers that had an unobstructed view of the historic Raffles Hotel and the Chijmes heritage building complex, and it was "love at first sight," he says.
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This helps make sure the doors are accessible even in the tightest spaces, and has the added benefit of making it possible to build a very low step for entry with a full, unobstructed entryway for loading cargo and for getting in and out of NeuV.
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It is also hard to reconcile with the premise that, in a democracy, the will of the people should decide who governs, and do so unobstructed by a system put in place more than 200 years ago by a political class for whom "democracy" was a dirty word.
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While it still may be difficult for many in Washington to see just what the War on Drugs has devolved into, those of us from our country's hollers, inner cities and reservations have long had an unobstructed view of how racial minorities and the poor bear its brunt.
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There are technology breakthroughs still needed before we get to strap on a pair of affordable, lightweight augmented reality-glasses with all-day battery life that seamlessly overlay information over an unobstructed view of the real world — but the time to start preparing for that future is now.
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On post-Brexit relations with the EU, he said he hopes Britain will keep a relation of some sort with the single market but insisted that free movement of workers could not be separated from the EU's other key rights, including the unobstructed access to capital, services and goods markets.
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SpaceX has said it's doing its best to mitigate any potential impact, including testing dark-colored coatings for the sides of the Starlink satellites that face Earth, and sharing its schedule for orbital positions of Starlink to provide researchers with the best times to direct their equipment for an unobstructed view.
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"Doors-off" helicopter flights, where the doors are left open so passengers can get an unobstructed look at the scenery, have become a popular kind of tourism, with photo tours in a range of cities, but the restraints used to keep passengers safe can prove to be a concern in cases of emergency.
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As part of an effort to market Israel as a winter tourist destination for Europeans, the city of Tel Aviv and Israel's tourism ministry have teamed up with a local hotel chain to temporarily transform the tower into a two-storey suite, with hot tub, room service and very unobstructed ocean views.
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Accessibility, which includes making sure that there are unobstructed ways of exiting a building from any point within it, is one of the most important parts of code compliance, and LoCicero said UpCodes AI was able to flag issues with door clearance, depth on stairs and tread width more quickly than the typical compliance process.
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We just followed the music coming from a blaring two-piece band—a pair of men in traditionally Swedish garb, one playing the accordion, the other the drums—who were seated near the most-populated area of the dining space, toward the back where there's a completely unobstructed view of the Statue of Liberty.
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The women's accounts are detailed in a class-action civil rights suit filed on Friday in United States District Court in Manhattan by lawyers who argue that the New York Police Department's policies for photographing arrestees violate the religious rights of any civilian forced to remove religious head coverings that leave the face unobstructed.
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The "ClearSight Rear View Mirror," as JLR calls it, changes at the flip of a switch between an actual rear view mirror to an HD display that shows off an unobstructed 50-degree view of what's behind the car: Car companies have increasingly toyed with the idea of augmenting (or in some cases, replacing) mirrors with cameras and screens.
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It's a bit of a mixed blessing in terms of a vehicle interface: On the one hand, it's terrific to have an unobstructed view of the road – it's as pure as driving experience as rolling down the track in the soapbox derby car of your youth, and it really leaves you feeling connected to the road itself.
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You don't have to have an unobstructed view when the car's doing all the driving, after all It's a bit strange seeing a car with no visible dash displays and no steering wheel, brake or gas pedal, but most interesting is that the Vizzion still manages to look like a sporty car, one that you kind of want to, well drive.
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If your company provides "unobstructed free access" to other toilets — imagining, in this scenario, that it operates on multiple floors, not that employees have propped open a fire escape to facilitate backdoor bathroom access to the offices of corporate neighbors — this unholy circumstance may violate the laws of good taste while just barely complying with those of New York State.
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We now know that animals need many things that don't always cause suffering when they are absent: the chance to associate with others of their kind in normal groupings; the chance to sing or trumpet in their characteristic ways; the chance to breed; the chance to move freely through unobstructed space; the chance to pursue curiosity and make new discoveries.
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The live auction has no reserve, which means the property could sell for far below its value, but that's unlikely — Platinum Luxury expects the home to sell for somewhat less than the most recent listing price of $6.7 million, the company tells CNBC Make It. (It was originally listed for sale for $10 million.) Take a look inside: The oceanside mansion, called "Villa Los Amigos," is perched along a hill with unobstructed ocean views in the upscale residential community of Pedregal.
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Anticipating where the car would whisk Musk away, Munoz snapped one shot of him square on, unobstructed by the throng of handlers and reporters, and then scooted around the barriers to the other side of the car to capture Musk again, with his face and the imposing pillars of the court building reflected in the shiny roof of the Tesla Model S. His camera, as those of his colleagues, automatically sent photos wirelessly to Reuters picture editors who were primed to publish them in a matter of seconds to media clients hungry for images of the erratic billionaire entrepreneur.
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