Sure we have walked on the moon, but only robots have walked on Mars.
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It's a similar number that walked on top of Lico than have walked on the Moon.
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Victor Martinez walked on four pitches to load the bases and Justin Upton walked on a 3-2 pitch to force in a second run.
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When the shoulder narrowed, Paulette simply walked on the road.
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Jurickson Profar walked on four pitches to start the inning.
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Only men walked on the Moon during the Apollo program.
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Well his historical counterpart too walked on the dark side.
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She paused and said, 'I know, baby,' then walked on.
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"Imagine if I walked on the runway crying!" she continued.
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She was not the only person who walked on stage.
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The next batter, Kepler, also walked, on just four pitches.
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Jose Martinez walked on five pitches to load the bases.
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" And I said, "The guy that walked on the moon?
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When he walked on the beach, he barely left footprints.
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As I walked on to work, I felt some regret.
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The bones also revealed Little Foot walked on two legs.
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Did it feel like someone just walked on your grave?
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Neil Armstrong had walked on the moon a month earlier.
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Mostly, we drank and talked and walked on the heath.
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But Wright was walked on six pitches by Trevor Richards.
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Ponceano inspected them closely, then walked on, scrutinizing the path.
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Twelve Americans have walked on the moon, all of them men.
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"I haven't walked on my own since," Samano says, tearing up.
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Ingredients that once walked on the land were a safer bet.
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It was brown and soft underfoot as Nick walked on it.
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An icy rain came across his face as he walked on.
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When we walked on the beach, it was in the safe.
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Science: The ancient ancestors of seals lived and walked on land.
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Paleontologists know that seals' ancient ancestors lived and walked on land.
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I simply quickened my pace and walked on to my appointment.
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Twelve astronauts ultimately walked on the moon in six Apollo missions.
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He walked on to the Alabama football team as an undersize receiver.
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The group walked on, and I followed, but a bit more slowly.
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Plus, a lot of escalators are not meant to be walked on.
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So he pushed the Playboy Club manager aside and walked on stage.
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Up until that moment, though, she kept it cool and walked on.
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Omar Narvaez walked on a 3-2 pitch to load the bases.
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We looked at each other for a few moments, then walked on.
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Each of them shook Hart's hand as they walked on the stage.
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Jeb Bush gave him an affectionate tap as he walked on stage.
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I was doing a shoot when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon.
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But it's been 45 years since man last walked on the Moon.
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My friend and I looked at each other as we walked on.
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"I feel like I walked on the moon," she told Fox 35.
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You remember that Jesus walked on water in the Sea of Galilee?
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" She goes on, "I would have walked on water to be there.
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He walked on stage in a daze and kissed presenter Halle Berry.
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She's also a model and has walked on runways around the world.
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We turned back and walked on, hoping to find another entrance point.
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But he also brought up the case of Baker Mayfield, the Sooners' current quarterback, who walked on to the Texas Tech team as a freshman, then transferred to Oklahoma, where he walked on to its football team, too.
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It was a news release, and they walked on to the next issue.
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Clinton and Trump walked on stage and stopped a few feet one another.
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Kemp walked on four pitches, Markakis singled, and Flowers hit an RBI single.
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Rusty Schweickart never walked on the Moon, but he did orbit the Earth.
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Last week, he spontaneously left the West Wing and walked on Pennsylvania Ave.
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Pinch hitter Niko Goodrum walked on four pitches to push across another run.
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"They may have walked on water considering it's heaven on earth," she wrote.
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I've since had the conversation with him, right before I walked on today.
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Messi walked on water that year, but that season was hardly a miracle.
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People, opponents were defeated by Michael before they even walked on the floor.
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He walked on the streets of a free India, ancient and ever new.
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His sculptures, like "144 Pieces of Zinc," are meant to be walked on.
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Suddenly the MC was introducing me and I walked on to the stage.
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The spits that followed when she walked on the streets, the smashed cameras.
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Altogether, the fossils suggested a deft climber who also walked on two legs.
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I walked on, maybe two minutes, and through my Beats, I heard a boom!
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When the door opened, LAX officers walked on and took him off the plane.
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"The land was sloppy," Mr. Choo explained as he walked on one connecting bridge.
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The Queen had ensured that the dogs had been regularly walked on the estate.
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Miller came on to face Kyle Schwarber, who walked on a 22-29 pitch.
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He literally walked on air after they kissed, that's how much he wanted her.
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They say they've been taught at home that man never walked on the moon.
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And the final group walked on the treadmills for 15 minutes and then sat.
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I walked on it while I wrote the entirety of my most recent book.
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Shortly after Apple CEO Tim Cook walked on stage yesterday, he made a proclamation.
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Instead, he walked on at Texas Tech and started eight games as a freshman.
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"We have the original floors that she would have walked on," he said proudly.
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Dr. Verbiscer was 5 when a human first walked on the moon in 1969.
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Philip, Elizabeth and Paige stood for a moment, then walked on, a silent unit.
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Monáe's dress even had "eyelashes" that blinked as she walked on the red carpet.
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Here is a look at the 12 astronauts who walked on the lunar surface.
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They will soon look almost nothing like the men who walked on the moon.
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As we walked on, Liu noticed the sunken sliver of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
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Christian Yelich walked on four pitches and both runners moved up on a groundout.
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Instead, he walked on stage to quietly fume that his diplomatic efforts went unnoticed.
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"The last person walked on the Moon in 11.93," Inclán told CNN in a statement.
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When Rachel first walked on stage, Wendy admitted that she hadn't watched the reality show.
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Hov walked on in a white tee and clutched his mic from start to finish.
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" Another echoed the sentiment: "I just want to walk on the ground he walked on.
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"We are at the lowest unemployment rate since man walked on the moon," Navarro said.
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Unlike extant crocodilians, this terrestrial predator had a deep skull and walked on erect limbs.
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It was multi-stories, from what he told me, and he walked on the roof.
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" Ali walked on stage and put on a baseball hat with the logo for "Blade.
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Christian Walker walked on four pitches before Jones hit a sinking liner to center field.
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We all just were blessed when he walked on that set and he was Chevy.
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"Every time I walked on set he would say, 'His majesty is here,' " he said.
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It's not just the fact that people walked on the moon—it's the moon itself.
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He even walked on stage at Dreamforce in 2015 with an iPhone to demonstrate Outlook.
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Clayton Kershaw also grounded out to short, but then Chris Taylor walked on five pitches.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that study participants walked on a treadmill.
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You remember when that guy Nik Wallenda walked on a tightrope across that active volcano?
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"I keep going back to who Jesus was when he walked on earth," she said.
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We just took a boat up there, walked on the ice, and worked on it.
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Grichuk was hit by a pitch to load the bases and Maile walked on four pitches.
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Smash MouthRecording artistsWhat do you think would happen if a person actually walked on the Sun?
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Only 12 humans, all male, have ever walked on the moon and they were all American.
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" The quiz consists of everyday questions such as "Have you ever walked on a factory floor?
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"Pretty," my wife said when it finally flew away into the trees, and we walked on.
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There hasn't been a single day I've walked on set and I wasn't smiling about it.
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We care very deeply about the health and safety of the dogs walked on our platform.
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Ziegler struck out Maikel Franco to bring up Howard, who walked on a 3-203 pitch.
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Just walked on, real casual, rode the whole way acting like there was nothing strange happening.
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I should have paid the fine and walked on and I'd still be in Congress today.
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As a kid, Hanawalt was so obsessed with horses that she sometimes walked on all fours.
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The first two batters in the inning, Freeman and Josh Donaldson, walked on full-count pitches.
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Christian Yelich walked on a full pitch, stole second and scored on another clutch Ozuna single.
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Gomez walked on the next pitch and Odor came to bat as the go-ahead run.
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Young flew twice to the Moon, walked on its surface & flew the first Space Shuttle mission.
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In the countryside he trekked through ice caves, walked on glaciers, and rode A.T.V.s across volcanoes.
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In one case, a man jumped out of the elevator when she walked on, she said.
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We walked on quiet streets then followed the Rhine until Triesen, Vaduz's "suburb" to the south.
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I know that the Bible says, and I believe it, that Jesus walked on the water.
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Having been raised in homes where they had walked on eggshells, they continued to do so.
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As they walked on, he thought of how pretty she'd been when they were first married.
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In Gia Lai, Vietnam, Phan photographed Jarai people as they walked on stilts in a circle.
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In the second trip, Young walked on the moon as part of Apollo 16 in 1972.
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We all were nearing 16 when the first man walked on the moon in July 1969.
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Guillaume Juin walked on the roads of the beautiful country and captured gorgeous imagery in this video.
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As the band walked on stage, the warm atmosphere gave the audience an opportunity to feel united.
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Participants walked on a treadmill for 60 seconds at various speeds while having their steps counted manually.
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The accused cop said the teens walked on his lawn and one boy threatened to "shoot" him.
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He recently walked on bedrock that just 15 years ago had been covered by a thick glacier.
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When Martin Freeman played Richard III, the audience started clapping as soon as he walked on stage.
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IN JULY 217 men walked on the moon, a technological leap all but unthinkable 21970 years before.
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One man when pressed, shook his head no and repeated "I don't know anything" and walked on.
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Kevan Smith then walked on four pitches, and the runners advanced on a groundout by Matt Thais.
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The man walked on toward the rear of the center, where there were other employees in uniform.
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Moss doubled off Justin Wilson (23-4) to score Alcides Escobar, who had walked on four pitches.
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Joey Votto walked on four pitches before Aristides Aquino delivered a one-out RBI single to left.
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We walked on, toward a train station that we had passed thousands, maybe millions, of times before.
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But Mr. Rosado made it clear that he would move them soon, and the officer walked on.
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A few times, a fraternity brother walked into the lobby, saw him lying there and walked on.
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Logan Forsythe singled to right field to begin the inning, and Brad Miller walked on five pitches.
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" An energetic Warren, meanwhile, walked on stage remarking that she was ready "to have some fun tonight.
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When you walk through one time and look back, you can't tell anybody walked on the grass.
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He lost the shutout when Joey Rickard doubled and Swarzak entered after Manny Machado walked on four pitches.
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"I've always worshipped the ground he walked on," Donda told Rolling Stone of her relationship with her son.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Andrew Yang walked on stage for the McKinley-Shaheen Democratic Party dinner Saturday to rowdy applause.
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Lena Waithe's trailblazing began the moment she walked on the red carpet at the MTV Movie & TV Awards.
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They would eventually give rise to all creatures who walked on land, including reptiles, birds, amphibians and mammals.
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Noah walked on the stage to present Best Picture nominee Black Panther, where he highlighted the movie's appeal.
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Man has walked on the moon; scientific ingenuity has eradicated smallpox, split the atom and processed the bit.
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"You've got to clap louder than that," Bolt cheekily told journalists as he walked on to the stage.
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Collin Cowgill pinch ran for Byrd, and he went to second when Juan Uribe walked on four pitches.
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His beard was silver, but he walked on the balls of his feet, bouncing from left to right.
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We walked on a trail through the woods, which led to a park, which led to a playground.
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He walked on court to a standing ovation and chants of "Roger," and he finished the same way.
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Trump appeared unfazed by the reaction, smiling and waving as she walked on stage before making her remarks.
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With two outs, Tyler Naquin walked on a 3-2 pitch to give the Indians their first baserunner.
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Amed Rosario doubled and Jose Reyes walked on a 3-2 count to bring Nimmo to the plate.
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"We've, for decades, walked on eggshells, pretending that Jerusalem isn't the capital of Israel, when it obviously is."
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It is not ambition, I was moved to tell her, it is devotion, but she had walked on.
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They read books, walked on the beach together, and talked about what Meg would do if she survived.
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Luke Voit walked on a check swing, resulting in Detroit manager Ron Gardenhire's fourth ejection of the season.
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The shop smelled of mold and the monkey's sour urine … while the cats walked on the precious lace.
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Alonso walked on a full count, and teammates tore off his uniform shirt as he reached first base.
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But when they walked on stage for their first gig in London, only three guests had turned up.
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For the record, our moon smells like old gunpowder, at least according to the astronauts who walked on it.
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But something interesting has been happening as celebs walked on and off red carpets, and NYFW came and went.
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" During his performance, Stapleton admits that he was "tearing up a bit before I walked on to do that.
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Before that, their major success was Robosapiens, launched in 2004, which walked on two legs and cost about $100.
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Katy Perry couldn't stop crying when she walked on stage and surprised Tony Marrero, a Pulse nightclub shooting survivor.
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In the Bykert show, the floor's gradual discoloration as visitors walked on it was considered part of the piece.
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Then, in an emotional display, the family members of slain police officers walked on stage and delivered brief vignettes.
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If you ever been to Facebook's campus, you may have seen or walked on the stripes without noticing them.
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The vice president was in peak form, from the moment he walked on stage to the Rocky theme song.
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Fifty years from the day when man first walked on the moon, we are still only approaching the possible.
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First lady Grace Coolidge had a pet raccoon, Rebecca, whom she walked on a leash on the South Lawn.
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Nick, the lead vocalist for Nick and the Groove, walked on stage in an unassuming turquoise button-down shirt.
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Apollo 10 was the last mission before Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the Moon during Apollo 11.
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One supporter, a Navy veteran, said he would salute Trump proudly when he walked on stage later that night.
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Harrison Schmitt is one of the only 12 humans to have ever walked on the surface of the moon.
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From the school's foundation, Joe guided Digger along the path that the teacher had walked on his way home.
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For most of the day we walked on a packed dirt track, following a ridgeline in the Val d'Elsa.
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Yet somehow Kelly Rowland makes it look like after this photo she went and walked on water for funsies.
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He got a big kick out of it because most people walked on eggshells around him, which is crazy.
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Nearby, Mr. Bloomberg walked on in a respectful silence, like a teenager awkwardly out of place at a party.
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"It was the most terrifying part of the experience — feeling bodies hitting me and being walked on," she said.
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Two airport security officials said hundreds of demonstrators entered Najaf airport's main hall and walked on to the tarmac.
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When Claire was 10, he says, she walked on fire at a retreat run by motivational speaker Tony Robbins.
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The action began when one woman, identified as Priya Sawhney, walked on stage and took the mic from Sanders.
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Pujols walked on a 3-2 pitch leading off the fourth inning after fouling off four two-strike pitches.
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Dexter Fowler and Tommy Edman singled before Goldschmidt walked on four pitches to load the bases with one out.
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"We have walked on these paths together," he said, quoting the lyrics of a popular song he often recites.
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Anyone who's walked on a slick sidewalk knows you can slip on ice the second your foot touches it.
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I think we for decades walked on egg shells pretending Jerusalem isn't the capital of Israel when it obviously is.
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If you were watching the VMAs tonight, you may have done a double take when Naomi Campbell walked on stage.
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Dr. Dallmann put motion-capture tags on the insect's legs, recording its movements as it walked on force-testing plates.
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She gave more details in the Guardian Friday about how Blatter grabbed her just before the two walked on stage.
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It's kinda like that famous "Game of Thrones" scene -- Rick was surrounded by fire as he walked on hot coals.
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After I met her, I walked on the military line that was built on the marshes during Saddam Hussein's regime.
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Derek Dietrich walked on four pitches, Marcell Ozuna singled, and Martin Prado hit a two-run double to left-center.
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Three batters later, Goodwin walked on five pitches to force in Trout and give the Angels a 6-5 edge.
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I would look fondly at the ground I walked on and imagine myself lying down, softly, and staying there forever.
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Contemporary writers have the power to see streets they've never walked on and find historical dates and images in seconds.
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With two outs, Jackie Bradley Jr. roped a single to right field, and Pedroia walked on a full-count pitch.
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One commentator, Yulia Latynina, recently left Russia after unidentified assailants splattered her with feces as she walked on a sidewalk.
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"At first it was kind of emotional when I walked on the court," Verdugo said of arriving on Court 953.
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Stuffed with people who got picked for their jobs because they appeared to worship the ground Donald Trump walked on.
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Later that day, Mr. Gonzalez walked on a dirt road beneath a bridge on the American side of the border.
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The issue found an even larger audience following the untimely death of "Pedals," a bear who walked on two feet.
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On Friday, he was with the team, laughing and joking with teammates as they walked on the court for practice.
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"There's a saying that everybody's who's skinfolk ain't kinfolk," Ms. King, 20, said as she walked on campus last week.
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We walked on the boardwalk and watched the parachutes fall, like airborne jellyfish, from the top of the Parachute Jump.
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They compiled data of dinosaurs, animals and reptiles that walked on two or four legs, including leg measurements and thickness.
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My eternal resentment over my folks' belief that Brian walked on water twisted into guilt that I'd neglected my family.
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Miraculously, I found my balance using these tactics and successfully walked on "ice" — while carrying a package — with relative ease.
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Titanosaurs, which walked on four pillar-like legs, first appeared earlier in the Cretaceous Period, perhaps 125 million years ago.
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During the summer, I walked on a beach with a sign that warned people against throwing trash in the ocean.
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Is it fair to say Giannis is sort of the next evolutionary step along the path you and LeBron walked on?
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"As soon as I learned what the moon was, I learned that somebody named Neil Armstrong walked on it," he said.
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Dog owners walked on average 21 minutes more than those without dogs at an at-least moderate pace, the study found.
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As Max Bonnstetter walked on the CBS Sports television set in Manhattan on Sunday afternoon, he noticed someone wearing red glasses.
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It was here that he walked on countless red carpets, held news conferences — and married, then divorced, his first two wives.
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Moustakas dropped a broken-bat single into right, and Aguilar walked on four pitches to load the bases with no outs.
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As a child, with her parents' permission, she "walked" on all fours and ate food from a dish on the floor.
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Like humans, these hominids walked on two feet, but scientists aren't entirely sure if they spent time up in the trees.
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The elder Kravitz casually walked on the set with dark and stormy cocktails for Fallon, fellow guest Joel McHale, and Fallon.
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The Apollo 11 astronauts did something in 1969 that no humans had ever done before when they walked on the moon.
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"He was one of the good ones who ever walked on this earth," Carter County Sheriff Neil Kittelmann told the newspaper.
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"You walked on the waste, there were areas where you could not see the ground," resident Rafael Pedanieldrtegal told El Español.
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Brian Dozier walked on five pitches and that was all for Chris Sale, who was pulled after having thrown 2100 pitches.
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To Mike and Viktor, life was simple: They played in a band, they walked on a beach, they kissed a girl.
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Twelve men walked on the moon between those years, and all spacecraft on the moon's surface since have been unmanned. 2.
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Even if Kavanaugh walked on water and could multiply fish, Democratic senators were going to vote against him based on ideology.
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David Peralta and A.J. Pollock opened with singles, and Paul Goldschmidt walked on a 3-2 pitch to load the bases.
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Odor grounded into a fielder's choice, thanks to a diving stop by first baseman Mark Reynolds, and Profar walked on four pitches.
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There was also lots of lace at Mouret's show, where models walked on an outdoor catwalk under a clear blue London sky.
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Williams walked on the court Monday for her match against Vitalia Diatchenko (which Williams won) in a Virgil Abloh-designed Nike outfit.
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Denard Span walked on four pitches to open the game and advanced to second on a passed ball by catcher Carlos Ruiz.
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As Damon walked on with a double stroller the audience cheered, but the little ones were actually at home with their mom.
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As she walked on the side of the road, a car stopped and the men inside grabbed her and pulled her in.
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It grew on my face mask, filled my field of vision, swirled above me and formed the ground that I walked on.
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It helped that when he felt like he was drowning a year ago, his mom reminded him his lifeguard walked on water.
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Jurickson Profar then walked on four pitches to tie the score and end Jason Hammel's afternoon after three innings plus four batters.
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Five minutes before he walked on court to play Djokovic, he broke down in tears while speaking to his coach, Magnus Norman.
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Of the twelve people who walked on the moon, eleven had been Boy Scouts, and Armstrong still looked and sounded the part.
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As the women walked on the table, Boyne says that Trump looked up their skirts and commented on their underwear and genitals.
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As they walked on the colonnade, Kim remarked that many people around the world wouldn't believe what was taking place in Singapore.
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When rescuers came to escort her from her home, she said, she walked on rubble at least 10 to 13 feet high.
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CreditCreditStefano Rellandini/Reuters PILZONE, Italy — It was a long-held dream, but finally, this week, the conceptual artist Christo walked on water.
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Instead, she walked on the women's crew team in 2005 — and into Mr. Murphy's life during her sophomore year — as a coxswain.
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"I walked out in March, dropped out in May, and in October I walked on to the campus of U.C.L.A.," he said.
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"You see this pool in movies, and we just wanted to be able to say we've walked on it," Ms. Tainui said.
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I'd happily come out of retirement sometime in the 2030s to write the words that humans have landed and walked on Mars.
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On Instagram, the superstar, who co-headlined the halftime show with Shakira, shared a video from moments before she walked on stage.
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Ledumahadi was a close relative of sauropod dinosaurs, like the brontosaurus and others that ate plants and walked on all four legs.
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They walked on the moon, gathered rocks, planted a flag, rocketed home to Earth and splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean.
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" A colleague of Boule's went further, claiming that Neanderthals usually walked on all fours and never laughed: "Man-ape had no smile.
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Serena Williams said she did not watch her sister's match but was well aware of the result before she walked on court.
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Only 12 humans, all male, have ever walked on the moon and they were all American, according to Bettina Inclán, NASA Communications Director.
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"One day I when I was picking her up I just walked on his porch and said we need to talk," she explains.
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"As soon as I learned what the moon was, I learned that somebody named Neil Armstrong walked on it," Gosling, 37, tells PEOPLE.
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Athletes from both countries walked on stage under a unified Korean flag, but in the audience an even more significant exchange took place.
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Americans walked on the moon 50 years ago, so if China wins a moon race, it would be a punch to the gut.
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And while that got fixed by the time Zuck walked on stage, he's now facing yet another technical difficulty: utter gibberish for captions.
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"The first time I actually walked on the stages, and it sort of blew my mind," she tells PEOPLE in its latest issue.
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When my boy got in, he flew back to NASA Langley where I worked with John Young—John Young walked on the Moon.
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"We walked on the beach and took pictures of each other with his camera and drove around in an open jeep," recalls Garlington.
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From the moment I got off the elevator and walked on the hotel's rooftop, I felt like I entered an entirely different world.
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It's going to be remembered as long as man survives — July 113, 1969 — the day a man reached and walked on the moon.
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Kardashian and Richie also walked on the beach together as the kids — Mason, 9, Penelope, 6, and Reign, 4 — played in the sand.
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Twelve people have walked on the moon since humans landed there 50 years ago, but no one has ever directly touched its surface.
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President Calvin Coolidge's wife, Grace, became fond of one such wacky animal, a raccoon she named "Rebecca," whom she walked on a leash.
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Natasha, 8, from Kenya, asks for an explanation of the Bible story about how Jesus walked on water (Because God can do anything).
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Chants of "They fly high as we march by" and "Enough is enough" lessened, shoes shuffled, and marchers whispered as they walked on.
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Pinch hitter Jon Jay walked on four pitches, and Ben Zobrist advanced the runners to third and second with a fielder's choice grounder.
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And as Mr. Fowler walked on, telling jokes about pizza that tasted like tomato paste and Ovenglow, no one needed to take it.
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The Supreme Court ordered the immediate integration of schools in the South, the Vietnam War raged and Neil Armstrong walked on the moon.
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This summer will mark 50 years since man first walked on the moon, and we're still asking: Why did the moon landing matter?
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We walked on, thinking about the country our parents had chosen for us, the sunny land that we had yearned to call home.
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Mr. Trump put a hand on Mr. Kim's back as they walked on a balcony of the hotel where the meeting was held.
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The cows walked on as the views of rolling hills to either side went on for what must have been hundreds of miles.
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As she walked on the court Tuesday, the tournament's announcer exhorted fans to rise for the "royalty in the house," and they obliged.
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Meek Mill just walked on the court at the Wells Fargo Center -- wearing a Joel Embiid jersey -- and the crowd lost their minds!!!
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Men have walked on the moon, the Curiosity Rover roams Mars, and a probe crossed three billion miles of hard vacuum to glimpse Pluto.
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Mike Trout, who was walked intentionally three times earlier in the game, walked on a 289-26 pitch to load the bases for Upton.
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"A lot of laughs in the dressing room 20 minutes before my band and I walked on the stage, working something up," he added.
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Biden walked on stage to the "Rocky" theme and chants of his first name before quieting applause and lowering his voice to rebuke Trump.
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The Braava jet is ideal for large kitchens, bathrooms, or offices or classrooms with tile floors that are constantly walked on by dirty shoes.
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Rising…Read more ReadAs anyone who's walked on asphalt during the summer should know, road pavement and sidewalks absorb the Sun's heat exceptionally well.
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Justin Smoak walked on four pitches to load the bases for Kendrys Morales, who struck out on a pitch that was high and outside.
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He told Radio New Zealand that he "sat up, spat out a little blood and some teeth and walked on home" following the crash.
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"If you walked on that island right now, you would say, 'This concert is in about a month,&apos" attendee William Finley tells PEOPLE.
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A few months after Armstrong and Aldrin walked on the moon, NASA sent another spacecraft to the lunar surface in the Apollo 12 mission.
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Zéa walked on the aquatic treadmill without support for her arms and walked for longer distances using the assistance of a walker on land.
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The Lower East Side runway featured a path of touch-activated panels, which lit up when walked on, as in the "Billie Jean" video.
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"It's so good to see you!" said 65-year-old Abu Yasmina as we walked on the dusty road next to his ruined house.
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Young, who walked on the Moon and was the first astronaut to go to space six times, participated in the Gemini and Apollo missions.
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This summer marks half a century since Armstrong first walked on the moon, though cosmologically, that was a mere snap of the fingers ago.
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On July 20, 1969, men walked on the moon in what became the centerpiece of one of the more indelible years in American history.
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In his interview with ESPN before he walked on court, Djokovic didn't reveal much, saying that he believed he was going to be fine.
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Don't claim to have walked on the moon if you didn't; don't cover up your conviction for embezzlement when applying for a finance job.
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As a rookie, he said he once felt too tired to sign autographs for fans after a loss, let them know and walked on.
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In fact, they're bits of dust and fine-grained detritus embedded in adhesive vinyl tile that can be walked on, to quietly magical effect.
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Among them, Mr. Yilmaz said, was Mr. Unvar's grandfather, who worked on paving crews, helping to build the streets that the perpetrator walked on.
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In recent days, the sight of people wearing surgical masks as they rode the subway or walked on the streets has grown more common.
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There's little doubt Lucy walked on two feet like a modern human, or that she climbed trees to sleep, avoid predators or gather food.
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It was about 8 meters long and weighed either 4 or 5.3 tons, depending on if it walked on two or four legs respectively.
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He walked on at Texas Tech as a backup quarterback and quickly realized his calling, becoming a student assistant to Leach after one season.
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This lunar activity may serve as a setup for the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 733 mission, when humans first walked on the moon.
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A walk, single and walk loaded the bases for Wolters, who walked on five pitches to bring home a run for a 1-0 lead.
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In 1970, Agnew appeared on The Tonight Show with guest-host Arnold Palmer, and walked on stage carrying a tennis racket and a golf club.
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Los Angeles had taken a 3-0 lead in the first on Pujols' homer after Justin Upton walked on what appeared to be strike three.
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Since Sputnik, humans have walked on the Moon, peered to the edge of the universe, and listened to the sound of two black holes colliding.
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Near the end of the track, Baauer walked on stage and gave Leikeli47 a side hug as Colbert brought the segment to a robotic close.
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Once upon a time in a land not that far away, Zendaya walked on the Met Gala pink carpet in a real life princess dress.
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It's this thing that happens to every single person who has ever walked on earth, but we don't know what it's going to look like.
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The fact it walked on four legs sets it apart from most animals on that side of the split during this point in archosaur evolution.
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Jesus may have walked on water but a New Zealand duo have one-upped the messiah himself by taking their caravan to the open seas.
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A Tony Robbins' motivational seminar went haywire in Dallas when more than 30 people who walked on hot coals had to get treated for burns.
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"There was a building here, I promise," Scoggins said recently as he walked on the lot where his restaurant used to sit along Highway 98.
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The launch today — which comes exactly 50 years since American astronauts walked on the Moon — could further cement India's position in the global space race.
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"I just read before I walked on stage a statement from the president saying he wishes him luck, he has so much talent," Biden said.
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Jorge Alfaro walked on four pitches, and Miguel Rojas hit into a fielder's choice as second baseman Ronny Rodriguez bobbled a potential double-play ball.
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Think for a moment about what we did: for the first time since Americans walked on the moon the federal government had a balanced budget.
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Mayfield walked on at Texas Tech in 2013 and became the first major college walk-on quarterback to start a season opener as a freshman.
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In Montecito, a suburb of Santa Barbara, residents walked on streets blanketed by mud, trying to take in the devastation in the wealthy hillside enclave.
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"I was undecided when I walked on the floor, but the program expires Friday, and I don't want to play with fire," he told reporters.
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If underlings, directors, shareholders and prosecutors did not think that the big boss walked on water, professionally speaking, then bad behavior would be less tolerated.
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"That might be a prolapse," said one of Mr. Staley's lieutenants, who walked on, chatting amiably with Mr. Staley about a brown bull's muscular physique.
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Ruiz intentionally walked pinch-hitter Dee Gordon to load the bases and Murphy walked on a 3-2 count to bring home the winning run.
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When Glab walked on the stage you could see the chiffon cape was actually attached to her bracelets, so it flowed flawlessly as she walked.
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I walked on until I was at the docks, where I saw a mix of colored men and whites working on ships and unloading them.
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An edgy Thiem won only one of the first eight points as Nadal, cheered to the rafters when he walked on court, bristled with intent.
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Sanders, meanwhile, hewed close to the line that Clinton's former campaign has walked on a recount effort being led by former Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
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He had failed to get out at the "safe" time of one minute 45 seconds so medics walked on stage ready to intervene, The Sun reports.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com Buzz Aldrin has the distinct honor of being one of only 12 men who have ever walked on the moon.
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Tenhulzen was mowed down along Mission Avenue in San Diego County early on June 27, 2016, as he walked on the sidewalk, according to the Tribune.
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Cabello kicked things off in a sheer white long-sleeved gown, singing the song's opening lines as she walked on a stage littered with romantic lights.
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I figured that's maybe what had happened to me the night before—my feet had been asleep but I'd walked on them anyway, into some other . . .
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Kempt walked-on to the team after seeing no action at Oregon State, where he was on scholarship for two years, or Hutchinson (Kansas) Junior College.
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"It used to be when I walked on a plane, I could feel the stares and suspicion," Minhaj said, referencing Islamophobia he's faced since 9/11.
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They had a lot of physical things, you walked on dirt, you felt wind, and it put you in an immigration, a border, crossing the border.
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An undocumented immigrant and repeat felon from Mexico who'd been deported five times, is accused of shooting Steinle as she walked on a San Francisco pier.
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The most violent moment of the evening came when Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon walked on stage to give out the award for best sports game.
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The rapper, born Teren Delvon Jones, walked on for his verse during the evening's closer, "Clint Eastwood," but lost his footing a couple of bars in.
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The companies see it as an emissions-free solution to the "last mile" often walked on foot or taken on a rideshare after using public transit.
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With two outs and none out, Prado walked on a 3-2 pitch, stole his first base since 2016 and scored on Holaday's second RBI single.
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Odubel Herrera walked on a 3-2 pitch, advanced to second base on a wild pitch and to third on a single to left by Rupp.
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I slipped my hand into my husband's, and we walked on down the street, not pilgrims anymore, just ordinary people looking for a place to stay.
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She walked on stage wearing a glamorous evening gown, opera gloves, and a corset underneath with 160 LED lights and a tiny computer to run them.
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"My credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than perhaps anyone who has ever walked on Earth at this point," Wolff said.
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Still, it's not like they walked on court the first day of training camp with an innate sense of each other's games; great partnerships take work.
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Two uniformed men walked on either side of Baluchi, latex-gloved hands on his biceps, and deposited him in the chair next to his legal team.
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Bautista had a chance to hit another slam when he faced Quinn in the eighth but was walked on a 3-93 pitch over his head.
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"Experience our Children!" a bunch of adorable uniformed schoolchildren said, laughing into the camera, which nonetheless captured the dirt roads these children walked on every day.
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They walked on the northern tip of a glacier in the Hindu Kush mountain range — a stark example of the climate change crisis affecting the area.
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In a final session, they left their chairs only after two hours, but then walked on the treadmills for eight minutes at the same gentle pace.
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I found some footsie socks at a Duane Reade and walked on, dodging the puddles on Park Avenue where building superintendents had hosed down the pavement.
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Alex Gordon then walked on four pitches, forcing in a run, before McBroom hit a Stanek fastball down the right field line to clear the bases.
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Bowie noticed my shock, and with a noticeable twinkle in his eye, raised his finger to his lips in the universal symbol of 'shh' and walked on.
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In Houston, 22-year-old Cynthia Chavez said she walked on ice for the first time in her life on Wednesday, and fell on her second step.
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That changed in the ninth when pinch-hitter Matt Joyce lined a single on a 24-2299 pitch, and John Jaso walked on another 25-2 pitch.
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Showing they are the perfect team, the pregnant royal then walked on stage and insisted on returning the favor, sheltering him as he spoke to the crowd.
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Dozens of people walked on the streets of Srinagar, the region's main city, for the first time this week to offer prayers at mosques guarded by police.
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Keuchel was sharp from the outset, retiring the first nine batters he faced until leadoff hitter David Fletcher walked on four pitches to begin the fourth inning.
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WhenJohn Legend walked on stage at the Dolby Theatre Saturday afternoon to rehearse lines he'll recite as an Oscar presenter at Sunday's show, he savored the moment.
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Showing they are the perfect team, the pregnant royal then walked on stage and insisted on returning the favor, sheltering him as he spoke to the crowd.
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Then we walked on this gorgeously sunny day down Madison, down Fifth Avenue by St. Patrick's Cathedral into 30 Rock, and it's like a scene from Cleopatra.
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Ross walked on a 3-2 pitch and scored when Harper lined a 33-2 delivery for a double over the glove of center fielder Ichiro Suzuki.
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Second, project strength and point to an administration whose failed foreign policies are literally being walked on by a caravan of migrants and the allies he's alienated.
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"As a Jew myself, the only thing I knew was that he walked on water," hence the inclusion of holy water in the soles of the shoes.
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In the courtroom last month, Mr. Pistorius removed his artificial legs and walked on his stumps, resting his hand on a desk for support at one point.
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Their street did not have sidewalks, so they walked on the road itself, the snow squeaking under their feet, the trees in the yards dark with moisture.
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And the Vermont senator and presidential candidate has walked on picket lines with striking workers and visited a demonstration in Brooklyn on Wednesday to show his support.
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Musk has actively spoken about getting men to Mars, and has camaraderie in this endeavor from Buzz Aldrin, the second astronaut to have walked on the moon.
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Cernan, too, made it to the surface as the commander of Apollo 17 in 1972, and is still the last person to have walked on the moon.
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"My credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than, perhaps, anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point," Mr. Wolff said.
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But it wasn't, and the "La La Land" people quickly exited the stage as producers and stars of "Moonlight," just as stunned as everyone else, walked on.
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Beeks (0-1) fanned JaCoby Jones to start the game, but Nicholas Castellanos ripped a double to center field, and Miguel Cabrera walked on a full count.
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It's a topic she's been interested in since she walked on campus — Gupta took the senior-level course "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence" as a high-school freshman.
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Edwards eventually walked on all the charges after an investigation and trial that took three years for him to win, at a considerable financial and emotional expense.
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After Jimmy Fallon gave him an outstanding introduction, the Suicide Squad star walked on stage in what appeared to be one of the coolest entrances in history.
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They pulled at his arms, walked on his back, slapped him, and folded his legs behind his ears; in a particularly cruel move, they tickled his feet.
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The Love, Simon actress, 45, shared the video on Instagram Monday and told her followers Regina — who she always walked on a leash — had died of natural causes.
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When someone—a man—in the crown shouted "We love your body!" at Mrs Trump, shortly after she walked on-stage, no woman around him appeared to object.
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A villainous cackle was heard at the end of the trailer, and the actor who played Palpatine in previous films, Ian McDiarmid, walked on stage to loud applause.
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People walked on cables across it and went over the edge in barrels — including Anna Edson Taylor, the first recorded person to go over the falls and survive.
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"Honestly, when John [Ratzenberger] and George [ Wendt] and I walked on, it was a little bit like The Twilight Zone because it was an exact duplicate," she says.
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There was an intake of breath when she walked on to the stage, deference to her unreal beauty, while the words and delivery revealed a razor sharp mind.
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While Mendes played guitar and Khalid wearing a "Protect our children" shirt, 12 members of the show choir, wearing "Youth" sweaters walked on stage to sing the chorus. .
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People walked on tightropes across it and went over the edge in barrels — including Anna Edson Taylor, the first recorded person to go over the falls and live.
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Pinch hitter Carlos Gonzalez walked on four pitches, setting the stage for Tapia, who went 2-for-5 with two RBIs after going 4-for-4 on Wednesday.
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I walked on the treadmill, made dinner for the family who had put up with me at peak bitch mode, and offered to run errands for my mom.
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A 24-year-old YouTuber just married her 61-year-old girlfriend, who people keep mistaking for her grandmotherBuzz Aldrin walked on the moon 50 years ago today.
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The lack of muscles to support wing bones supported the idea that baby pterosaurs walked on the ground and probably were unable to fly at an early age.
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Aquino came up short in his bid for four homers, however, as he walked on four pitches in the sixth inning and struck out to end the seventh.
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Entertainment Tonight's Farai Bennett caught one of the instances on video just after Gomez walked on stage, as well as a sweet moment just before they began singing.
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Some 125 million years ago, this theropod walked on two legs and bore a pair of feathery "proto-wings," similar to the fake ones worn by the ostrich.
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"The third time I'd walked on any stage, it was in Chicago with Bjorling, Simionato, Bastianini," she recalled — Jussi Bjorling, Giulietta Simionato and Ettore Bastianini, all veteran stars.
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Nick Kyrgios wore a yellow No. 8 Bryant jersey as he walked on court for his blockbuster match against the top-seeded Rafael Nadal at the Australian Open.
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While the method helped them determine that Ledumahadi walked on four legs, it also revealed that other early similar dinosaurs were also experimenting with walking on all fours.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson greeted Mr. Xi and his wife, who walked on a red carpet, flanked by an honor guard carrying flags of both countries.
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Iowa coach Fran McCaffery walked on the court to yell at the officials, which led to a technical foul before he fumed his way to the locker room.
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Tell someone that you cannot drive, and they respond as if you had confessed an intimate eccentricity, like needing to be walked on with high heels before bed.
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"We realized it must have been them, so Monday morning I walked on over to their house and knocked on their door," Matthew said to the Staten Island Advance.
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Every floor she walked on in 22017, whether it was in the Capitol or at the MTV Movie Awards, became her stage and ultimately, a property in her empire.
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The stunt effectively shut down parts of Times Square, and he even blocked traffic while he walked on the Brooklyn Bridge—and I'm not talking about the pedestrian portion.
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As Johanna Jones, 23, was getting ready to walk off the Idol stage, her boyfriend Matt walked on, surprising her and judges Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, and Lionel Richie.
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The newfound sauropod, dubbed Wade, would have stood almost 10 feet (3 metres) tall at its shoulders, and walked on all fours, equipped with five toes on each foot.
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" He also dismissed Trump's criticism: "My credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than, perhaps, anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point.
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"I would have thought, if I'd just walked on the set, that she'd been doing this for years and years," Metcalf told EW of working with the young director.
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On the first day of October, some seven hundred demonstrators were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct as they walked on the roadway of the Brooklyn Bridge, blocking traffic.
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Op-Ed Contributor Oslo — EVER since Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, American politicians have promised "moonshots" — huge programs, stocked with technology and experts, to solve presumably intractable problems.
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Medical staff attended to Green on a sideline bench, checking his left foot, before he walked on his own power to the cart that took him off the field.
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About 28,23 people walked on the Via Francigena in 223, according to Luca Bruschi, director of the European Association of the Via Francigena, most of them for short distances.
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Australopithecus was a group of primate species that walked on two legs like us but still had the tiny brains characteristic of apes, and sported teeth somewhere in between.
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I walked on, thinking of what quick remark I'd use to describe the disappointing date to my roommate, when I caught the eye of another person on the street.
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Pinch hitter Brock Holt, held from the starting lineup for feeling "under the weather," walked on four pitches to load the bases and set up Benintendi off the bench.
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And when he walked on to the stage last week to receive his diploma from the New York Fire Department, he finally met the man who saved his life.
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Isis King and Laverne Cox, two trans women, walked on the same runway as Gigi and Bella Hadid, two of the most conventionally attractive and famous supermodels working today.
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I walked on eggshells, anticipating conflict, but the couple argued less on their broken-down boat than I argue with myself while out in the open of the world.
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So the ancient whale actually walked on four legs and moved like a giant otter and is definitely not something you want to be sharing the ocean with. WHEW.
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"You walked on to the crossing and I slowed down, preparing to stop, but then you changed your mind and walked back to the kerb," the shaken driver tells him.
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Vogelbach fanned for the second out before Narvaez walked to load the bases, and Seager walked on a 3-2 count to force in a run for the final margin.
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The country singer walked on stage, casually dressed in jeans, strumming his guitar and playing their duet, "Go Ahead and Break My Heart," off of his If I'm Honest album.
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Natalie Barnes was driving the Milwaukee County Transit System public bus on October 13, according to ABC News, when a rider named Richard — who she had seen before — walked on.
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Another day, they sat for a hour, then walked on a treadmill at moderate intensity (the equivalent of a brisk walk) for 30 minutes, then sat again for 6.5 hours.
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Rescuers searching for bodies walked on the roofs of houses as if they were floors, digging down into buildings where they have found only corpses of those who stayed behind.
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As I walked on South Broadway, I noticed an Art Deco building that at one time housed a F & W Grand-Silver Stores retail location and a Hartfield's Department Store.
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Since the 1950s, humans have walked on the moon, sent a probe beyond our solar system, and even sent an electric sports car into orbit around the sun for fun.
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With the studio floor covered with painted paper — ripped, aged, and often walked on for days or months in the process, the rhythm of art making comes alive with unpredictability.
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For the first time in 19 months Sharapova walked on court for a Grand Slam match, this time under the lights of Arthur Ashe Stadium on a cool Monday night.
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When Madonna walked on stage to present, an image of Franklin loomed over her, leading most to believe she was there to do a proper tribute to the late legend.
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As I walked on, I felt a rising sense of freedom, as if for the first time I could look wherever I wanted and not risk receiving a hostile glance.
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Syrian refugee Hala Kamil, who is the subject of another short nominee, Watani: My Homeland, walked on the red-carpet, Sunday, after initial fears that she too would be blocked entry.
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Compared to those without canine companions, dog owners walked on average 23 minutes more a day - enough to meet U.S. and international exercise recommendations for substantial health benefits, the research found.
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After a strikeout, Matt Carpenter walked on a slider in the dirt that catcher Tony Wolters lost sight of, then kicked, allowing Bader to race home to tie it 1-1.
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Melbourne's heatwave had relented by the time the 31-year-old Nadal walked on Margaret Court Arena, but the Spaniard was on fire as he battered the 28th seed into submission.
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One out later, Tyler Saladino walked on five pitches to load the bases for Grandal, who did the same to force in a run and give Milwaukee a 4-3 lead.
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I walked on a mat that measures pressure and impact and learned that I land heavily on my forefoot, transition heavily to my heel, and then off again from my forefoot.
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Cullinan, who handed out the Best Picture envelope, had tweeted a picture of Stone just three minutes before Beatty and Dunaway walked on stage and announced the wrong Best Picture winner.
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When Tori Kelly walked on stage to participate in the Bee Gees tribute, I barely even registered her messing with her earpiece, because so many people had done it before her.
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With Mitchell's death, of the 12 men who have walked on the moon, seven survive: Buzz Aldrin, Alan Bean, David Scott, John W. Young, Charles Duke, Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt.
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High-water season is back in Venice, Italy, where tourists and Venetians donned rubber boots and walked on catwalks to avoid being soaked in the historical city's flooded streets on Tuesday.
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This was a live album obviously and the atmosphere of the recording suggests the venue was totally going off from the moment you walked on stage…It was so high energy!
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But Keuchel did appear to be spooked by Taylor, who lined into a double play in his second at-bat and walked on five pitches with two out in the sixth.
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Ms. Wences once bragged to a friend, as they walked on school grounds just before a snowstorm, that her father was the one who sprinkled the salt crunching under their feet.
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The next morning, at Jo's suggestion, I walked on Jiayuguan's wide, relatively empty boulevards to a local restaurant, Wu Mai Er, to try a regional specialty: Lanzhou hand-pulled beef noodles.
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All one could hear was the sound of the wildly eclectic clothes — some ornately beaded, others heavy with shimmery scales of sequins — swishing as models walked on the old wood floors.
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But when the women of the New York Philharmonic walked on stage at David Geffen Hall recently to play Mozart and Tchaikovsky, they all wore floor-length black skirts or gowns.
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It was held firm and tight in its sleeve of rock, its surface so level that had I walked on it, I might have been the first visitor on undiscovered land.
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An unidentified secret service agent allegedly shot and killed a dog that was being walked on a leash by its owner on Monday night, the New York Daily News first reported.
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Klobuchar, unleashed With the Democratic National Committee raising its fundraising and polling thresholds for the November debate, Klobuchar walked on stage facing the real possibility that this debate could be her last.
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Last year, months before he walked on stage at the Grammys to collect his trophy for Album of the Year, singer Bruno Mars was at the center of another cultural appropriation firestorm.
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They are things we have walked on and through, sat on, chopped vegetables on, ate off of, or slept on, and Braman embraces them all — Everything Belongs, as the book title says.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The Swedish Open tennis semi-final between Fernando Verdasco and David Ferrer was briefly disrupted on Saturday when a spectator walked on to the court and shouted a Nazi slogan.
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We've heard these men serve brunch on weekends, but also that men have walked on the moon—the evidence seems solid, but we've never met a person who has actually done it.
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From the second he walked on stage to Public Enemy's "Fight the Power," it was obvious that Chris Rock was going to do just that with his opening monologue at the Oscars.
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While we walked on a chalky white road through vineyards, the vines bursting with the new, bright-green leaves of springtime, I tried to define what's so pleasant about traveling by foot.
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Mr. Zorn stated the obvious question as he walked on Monday morning around the Guggenheim's rotunda, where a series of his Martin-inspired works will be played on Thursday and Friday evenings.
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The German group is already putting together a private mission to the Apollo 17 landing site to examine its current state almost five decades after human beings last walked on the moon.
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I went out in London on my own every night, walked on the streets, and got the night bus – and there was so much then that just came out of my fingertips.
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For any major life event, I can tell you what shoes I was wearing and what kinds of surfaces I walked on, whether the cement was cracked, how big the gravel was.
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The last time a human walked on the moon was 19693, when "The Godfather" was the top-grossing movie and the Dow Jones industrial average closed above 1,000 for the first time.
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"As soon as I walked on the floor, several people came up to me and said, 'Hey, we saw what you're doing, we want to adopt that as well,'" Moulton said. Rep.
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"No one walked on the field during batting practice thinking, 'Our season could be over,'" said reliever Zack Britton, who personally repaid Boone with one and two-thirds innings of scoreless pitching.
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Wearing safety helmets and harnesses, intrepid souls can traverse the forest canopy via platforms linked by rope ladders, wobbly bridges, zip lines, swings meant to be walked on and circus-worthy tightropes.
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When Manu Raju, a CNN reporter, tried to interview two Republican senators — Susan Collins of Maine and Cory Gardner of Colorado — about the trial's rules, the lawmakers ignored him and walked on.
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I know that the Bible says, and I believe it, that Jesus walked on the water, but I have to tell you I didn't walk across the Atlantic Ocean to get here.
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At Sunday night's Oscar ceremony, Lee won best adapted screenplay for "BlacKkKlansman" (sharing the award with Charlie Wachtel, David Rabinowitz and Kevin Willmott) and walked on stage bursting with energy and emotion.
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I walked on parts of the Great Wall of China when I was 10, climbed Chichén Itza when I was 11 and went inside the Colosseum in Rome when I was 12.
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The researchers think Triopticus may have been up to 10 feet (3 meters) long, but do not know whether it walked on two legs or four or whether it ate plants or meat.
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Murkowski told reporters after the vote Friday that she will oppose Kavanaugh on a final vote as well, saying she made her decision as she walked on to the Senate floor this morning.
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"When I was a child, I watched on TV as an American astronaut walked on the moon, and I said one day I'm going to be part of the space program," he said.
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The C.V. does not mention that he has met all twelve men who have walked on the moon and that he can recite the entire touchdown exchange between Neil Armstrong and Mission Control.
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One by one, they all walked on stage, and as the envelope was opened, they held hands Miss-America style – and cheered just as hard when the winner's name was read: Melissa McCarthy.
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Every couple of minutes someone uncovered new tracks made by theropods (bipedal carnivores whose prints show three talonlike toes) or sauropods (plant eaters that walked on all fours, leaving circular prints like potholes).
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" Quoting the Serbian writer Borislav Pekic, Vucic said Serbia should look to the future: "We should not kiss the ground our ancestors walked on, but rather the ground our children will walk on.
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Up until recently, the 2-year-old bird had never walked on her own, instead she made it from place to place by hopping on her good leg or by flying short distances.
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Bam Bam walked on stage with a soccer shirt from the Copenhagen hippie commune Christiania tied around his head, and delivered a blazing performance alongside his trusted allies, Meyhem Lauren and The Alchemist.
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The President announced the nomination of Gorsuch during a prime-time event from the East Room, and the White House did not formally reveal his name until he walked on stage alongside Trump.
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Opinion WHEN I was a child, I had recurring nightmares about wolves — beasts the size of skyscrapers that walked on their hind legs around New York City blocks, chasing and eventually devouring me.
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With the potential tying run on first base, Boston's pitching coach, Dana LeVangie, visited the mound, and then another pinch-hitter, Yasmani Grandal, stepped in for David Freese and walked on five pitches.
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"That Edward Norton will come by and read from a novel he just made a movie out of, or that Jonathan Biss basically walked on and gave us some incredible Schumann," he continued.
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The 18-year-old walked on to the podium on prosthetic legs after competing in a specially adapted car at the opening race of the British Formula Three championship at Oulton Park circuit.
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One by one, they all walked on stage, and as the envelope was opened, they held hands Miss-America style — and cheered just as hard when the winner's name was read: Melissa McCarthy.
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So excited that he did a victory fist-pump and said, "fuck yeah" at the camera as he walked on stage to accept the award with the rest of the cast and crew.
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Some of those who were injured attended the ceremony, where they leaned on canes, were pushed in wheelchairs or walked on their own but were still coping with the aftereffects of internal injuries.
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John W. Young, who walked on the moon, commanded the first space shuttle mission and became the first person to fly in space six times, died on Friday at his home in Houston.
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On either side of the dirt path we walked on toward the pond were fields of yarrow, bright as buttercups and, above them, swooping flocks of blackbirds, smudges of ominous black upsetting the blue.
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Musicians auditioned behind screens so the judges couldn't see what they looked like, and walked on carpeted floors so the judges couldn't determine if they were women or men — the women often wore heels.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)One of China's top tech billionaires faced an unusual interruption to his speech at a company event on Wednesday, when a man walked on stage and drenched him with water.
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The source, who asked not to be named, told The Sun of the UK that everyone walked on eggshells on the "Roseanne" set in the 1990s, where the comedian apparently displayed a disturbing paranoia.
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Pulliam said in the interview that he walked on the other side of the street when he left the store to avoid trouble but that Means approached him and taunted him with a gun.
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Scientists have long known, or at least suspected, that A. afarensis, an early ape-like hominid that exists somewhere within our family tree, whether directly or through closely related species, walked on two feet.
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Cities, attractions and museums everywhere are getting ready to — or have already begun to — celebrate the 50th anniversary of NASA's July 1969 Apollo 11 mission and the first time humans walked on the Moon.
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Maybe you walked on a trail some AmeriCorps member cleared for you free of charge, or attended a cheesy but helpful after-school program that some service member spent weeks planning without your knowledge.
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Nothing too bad ever happens, and everything, even a cancer scare or converting to Judaism for a soulmate who walked on you, is neatly resolved within in a handful of 20-something-minute episodes.
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The film is threaded with reflective interviews, and framed by scenes of the retiree's daily life, as a member of one of the most exclusive clubs: the dozen people who've walked on the Moon.
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"He walked on foot across Turkey and then ended up for a time being in the town of Patras (Greece) where he lived in these ceramic pipes that are used for canalization," he said.
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Morrison reached a full count and walked on a close pitch to end the four hour, 38-minute marathon, which was Tampa Bay's longest game of the season in terms of innings and time.
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READ: Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 14 astronaut who walked on moon, dies at 85 Unlike Apollo 10, the Apollo 11 lunar module did land on the moon's service, after which the "woo-woo" noises stopped.
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As the poor guy quietly walked on board, rubbing his arm, another man pulled out a Rubix cube and began to curse the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) at the top of his lungs.
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SEA OF GALILEE, Israel (Reuters) - On the shimmering Sea of Galilee, where the Christian gospels say Jesus walked on water, 150 Nigerian pilgrims aboard a river boat sing and dance to an African beat.
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Roger Federer's career-long association with Nike appeared to be over on Monday as the Wimbledon champion walked on to Centre Court to open the defense of his title wearing a Uniqlo-branded outfit.
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That a single human being would have both the will and the ability to do such a thing was unimaginable, outside of science fiction, 85033 years ago when men first walked on the moon.
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The extra-long maze of the runway didn't give the model the chance to put her exposed breast back in her dress — so, like a pro, she walked on as if nothing had happened.
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Abreu grounded an RBI single to left field with one out in the third to score Yolmer Sanchez, who walked on four pitches against Rangers rookie left-hander Brock Burke to start the inning.
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Tommaso, Jenny, and I had lunch in the peristyle of an extant Roman villa in Mérida, and afterward walked on the longest Roman bridge remaining in the world, its arches crossing the Guadiana River.
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One of the workers was able to get out on his own and one was extricated by fire crews "fairly quickly" and then walked on his own to emergency medical services, according to Iannuzzi.
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An off-duty Secret Service agent shot and killed a dog that was being walked on a leash by its owner in Brooklyn Monday night, police and witnesses told the New York Daily News.
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Tony Robbins insisted on 'GMA' Monday that no one was injured when they walked on hot coals during one of his seminars ... but that's certainly not the way it sounds from the 911 calls.
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After the final match between Australia and New Zealand, Marjorie Enya, a volunteer stadium worker, walked on to the pitch and asked her girlfriend of two years, Brazilian rugby player Isadora Cerullo, to marry her.
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As Sprouse walked on stage, people cheered and stomped their feet, but the noise reached a new decibel when they saw Reinhart walk out and realized their favorite onscreen couple, "Bughead," would be seated together.
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World champion Peter Sagan, one of the top favorites for Saturday's classic Milan-San Remo, was nearly taken down when a lady with a dog walked on a pedestrian crossing just in front of him.
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He got a prolonged standing ovation as he walked on stage for a speech that appeared to be an attempt to establish himself as the guardian of conservative values that some activists doubt Trump shares.
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VCRs didn't really exist when the first men walked on the moon, but NASA was ahead of the curve and recorded the event for posterity on videotapes — which just sold at auction for $21.82 million.
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The undeveloped Stockton Island in the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in Lake Superior is renowned for its "singing sands" on Julian Bay Beach that resound in squeaks and audible riffs when walked on or rubbed.
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That might be tough for Mayfield, who walked on at Texas Tech but left the school before transferring to Oklahoma, where he became a legendary player and smashed most of the school's career passing records.
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She sprinkled it lightly with water, then took it out to the yard, where she rubbed it with dirt, walked on it, then buried it under a pile of leaves with a rock on top.
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The researchers recently demonstrated in a study that the exoskeleton -- which looks more like superhero armor than medical equipment -- was safe and well-tolerated and could be worn while the children walked on their own.
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Wopo Holup, an artist whose works have been walked past, walked on and touched by countless people in public spaces in New York; Denver; Kansas City, Mo.; and elsewhere, died on Sept 21978 in Manhattan.
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After RBI singles by Whit Merrifield and Hunter Dozier, Alex Gordon then walked on four pitches, forcing in a run, before McBroom hit a Stanek fastball down the right field line to clear the bases.
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That floor, Martin said, is both the original floor that Catherine walked on during her reign and the one on which Nazi soldiers built a fire during World War II, as evidenced by scorch marks.
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For the first time in 19 months, Maria Sharapova walked on court for a Grand Slam match, this time under the lights of Arthur Ashe Stadium to a warm reception on a cool Monday night.
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SCOUTING REPORT Coming off a playoff appearance last season, Mayfield, who walked on at, and then transferred from, Texas Tech, got the Sooners off to a rocky start but led them to nine straight victories.
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And for the finale walk, Gigi held on to her sister Bella Hadid, who closed the show, for extra support as she walked on the toes of her right foot with only a black sock on.
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The Triple Action brush roll spins to loosen and lift pet hair that's been walked on and matted down for years, with the swivel head coming in clutch to maneuver crowded rooms and clean under furniture.
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Instead of the swoop of thin golden straw he's sported for what feels like forever, Trump walked on stage and removed a white "USA" baseball cap from his head to reveal a new slicked-back hairstyle.
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It stems in part on a small experiment conducted in Canada in which 12 people walked on treadmills in a cold wind tunnel, with thermometers stuck to their faces to measure how quickly they lost heat.
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When I walked on set for my first day it was my first day on the MCU but it was my thousandth time playing Spider-Man so I felt like I had it in the bag.
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The singer shocked the crowd at the Off the Rails Music Festival in Frisco, Texas on Saturday when he walked on stage hand-in-hand with country icon Randy Travis at the end of his set.
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Fifty years after Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, planted an American flag, and flew home, the term moon shot has become shorthand for trying to do something that's really hard and maybe a bit crazy.
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"Even though men had walked on the Moon, little was known about what blue whales looked like in their natural habitat," says ichthyologist Melanie Stiassny, the lead curator for the 2003 renovation, in an AMNH article.
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And for the finale walk, Gigi held on to younger sister Bella Hadid, who closed the show, for extra support as she walked on the toes of her right foot with only a black sock on.
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William and Kate, who arrived in Pakistan on Monday evening, then walked on the northern tip of a glacier in the Hindu Kush mountain range — a stark example of the climate change crisis affecting the area.
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Last year, Ms. Saint John walked on stage at Apple's developers' conference — the first black woman to do so — blasting old-school rap and commanding the room of mostly white men to bounce to the beat.
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When I was 1003 years old is when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon and I went through a massive youthful space craze, where I would collect memorabilia, books, anything I could about the space program.
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You can then hear a police officer addressing him ("You with the loud shoes" — red sneakers are a Mckesson signature at protests) and telling him he would go to jail if he walked on the road.
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"I walked on the set, and my weight's a little up and I'm just aware of it…and I'm in my jeans, and I've done my best and I'm gonna love myself no matter what," she explained.
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"I will never forget the energy of that cast," he said emphatically, while recalling how, during the last number of the show, everyone already onstage made sure to smile or wink at him before he walked on.
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Greek-Russian businessman Ivan Savvidis walked on to the pitch while wearing what appeared to be a gun in a hip holster when his PAOK Salonika side had a late goal disallowed for offside on Sunday evening.
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"(From "Evidence") "Though I play at the edges of knowing,truly I knowour part is not knowing,but looking, and touching, and loving,which is the way I walked on,softly,through the pale-pink morning light.
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LeMahieu tripled and scored the go-ahead run in the fifth against Yusmeiro Petit (3-20093), LeMahieu was a double shy of the cycle in the fifth but walked on his final plate appearance in the seventh.
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Barbie's experienced her fair share of accomplishments over the years, from traveling into space in 1965 (four years before man walked on the moon) to boasting over 180 inspirational careers to representing more than 40 different nationalities.
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"The [decorative structure] was wide enough to look like a passage way and there was no warning sign to tell people that it should not be walked on," Mr Chow, the teen's father, told The New Paper.
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"I walked on the set, and my weight's a little up and I'm just aware of it … and I'm in my jeans, and I've done my best and I'm gonna love myself no matter what," she explained.
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Image: Technische Universitat Dresden Since the beginning of the space race over half-a-century ago, humans have walked on the moon and remotely explored the surface of two other planets in our solar system with robots.
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The ninth seed did not disappoint the legion of Japanese fans who gave him a hero's welcome as he walked on to Court 12, demolishing an opponent who was playing his first senior-level match on grass.
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The original film was released in the summer of 1979—ten years after Neil Armstrong first walked on the moon—and came at a time when Hollywood's visions of outer space were loaded with hope and optimism.
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He started singing as we walked on, following the road as it opened up, past the houses of the old town, into a kind of plaza beyond which extended a tree-lined avenue up to the highway.
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Before an incredible performance of Dolly Parton's "9 to 5," Steve Carell walked on stage to introduce Clarkson in the most epic way: mimicking the infamous moment he screamed her name in The 40-Year-Old Virgin.
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Gray's command seriously betrayed him only in the fourth when Altuve singled, Correa walked on a 3-2 slider and Gurriel hooked a 1-0 slider off the left-field wall for a double that scored Altuve.
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The event, occurring when life was concentrated in the seas and far before vertebrates first walked on land, set in motion evolutionary changes in invertebrates fundamental to marine ecosystems as they adapted to global cooling, they said.
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According to Silverman, there seemed to be extra museum guards on hand in anticipation of a protest; they would swoop in and pick up the cards on Andre's floor works, which are intended to be walked on.
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I'm a historian of Catholicism, for instance, and what I find when I interact with people in Catholic communities is that they have faith that Jesus walked on water and that the Virgin Mary apparitions were true.
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Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, an undocumented immigrant and repeat felon from Mexico who'd been deported five times, is accused of shooting Steinle, a 32-year-old medical device sales rep, as she walked on a San Francisco pier.
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But when she walked on to set along with costars Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Rihanna, Sarah Paulson, Mindy Kaling, Awkwafina and Helena Bonham Carter, all her insecurities were put to rest thanks to their vocal — and hilarious — encouragement.
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He later claimed that he believed an intruder had broken into his home and he was so fearful that he walked on his stumps toward the bathroom, after grabbing his gun, and discharged four shots into the door.
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Mr. Bowie would have ridden the elevator down from his penthouse, exited his building, crossed Lafayette Street, slipped through the little alley called Jersey Street and walked on cobblestones until he came to the studio's unmarked metal doors.
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Laurie Rimon discovered the gold coin while hiking in eastern Galilee recently, not far from the biblical site where it's written that Jesus walked on water and performed the miracle of the multiplication of the fish and bread.
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Similarly, when I first walked on set for The Scarlet Letter Reports, I quickly learned to depend on this crew to see the real me and afford the same courtesy to all the women interviewed on the show.
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A lot of people drink because they want an escape from control—a blowout at the end of the week where they don't have to worry about counting calories or how many kilometres they've walked on their Fitbit.
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I had just spent 21 minutes maneuvering the dark hairpin turns that hug the Sea of Galilee, the misnomered lake where Jesus is said to have walked on water and from which Tiberias derives most of its industry.
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LONDON, July 2 (Reuters) - Roger Federer's career-long association with Nike appeared to be over on Monday as the Wimbledon champion walked on to Centre Court to open the defence of his title wearing a Uniqlo branded outfit.
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Mary Lou Retton and Sasha Farber Retton is known as one of the greatest gymnasts who ever walked on the mat and will join a long line of Olympians who have gone for the gold in dance competition.
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Colt is smaller than many players at the collegiate level and he was barely recruited out of high school, but he walked on at the University of Montana and, through relentless pursuit of his dream, became an All-American.
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Kimmel playfully introduced Trump as a "tangerine-tinted Godzilla" and "fire-breathing billionaire who incinerated all who opposed him to become his party's presumptive nominee" before he walked on set, where he got an enthusiastic reception from the crowd.
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"I walked on the set, and my weight's a little up and I'm just aware of it…and I'm in my jeans, and I've done my best and I'm gonna love myself no matter what," she said in June.
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In his next round against Stan Wawrinka, a player with whom he has history, he was booed by the Mexican crowd when he walked on and again when he fell and bloodied his hand — prompting a barrage of expletives.
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Hussle's daughter Emani Asghedom, London's son Cameron Carter, Hussle's nephew Khalil Kimble and Hussle and London's son Kross Asgehdom all walked on stage together as Cameron spoke in front of an estimated 21,000 people at the Staples Center downtown.
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In the pitch-black of his bedroom, he says he urged her to call police and hide while he grabbed a handgun, then walked on his stumps down a hall toward the bathroom shouting for the intruder to flee.
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According to the New York Post, Officer Grid Troci and his law enforcement colleague were on patrol in downtown Manhattan when they spotted the audacious animal in an NYPD jacket being walked on a red leash by its owner.
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When an opposition player walked on to the pitch with him they saw the symbol of Alex Ferguson's success at United made flesh; even in his autumn years, he'd have been unnerving simply because of what he had achieved.
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It gives one a greater sense of how wild it is that this other world is constantly orbiting our own, that humans have actually walked on it, and that we all occupy such an insignificant part of the universe.
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As part of the project they conducted a series of experiments with 12 people, male and female, measuring heat loss from the face in cold and wind as they walked on treadmills in a wind tunnel at different temperatures.
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Looking a little nervous, a shy Charlotte walked on her tip toes in her new navy school pinafore, red and navy school cardigan and new school shoes from Amaia, wearing her hair neatly tied back in a low ponytail.
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A scientific advisory board includes Harrison Schmitt, the NASA geologist who walked on the moon during Apollo 17, and Steven W. Squyres, a Cornell planetary scientist who was the principal investigator for NASA's Opportunity and Spirit rovers on Mars.
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"Have you any idea of the miles I have walked on this treadmill desk through the peaks and the valleys of Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan and as Hearst's first chief content officer?" she said while walking on her trusty machine.
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You walked on the beach with a photographer, who took a plane to take your picture, where you reenacted a death of a child and that was then edited and printed to be displayed in the commercial India Art Fair.
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"You'll walk around this agency, you talk to scientists and engineers, they can tell you exactly where they were when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon July 20th, 1969," Bridenstine, who was born in 1975, told CNN Business.
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The tweet, which was first reported by the Wall Street Journal, went out just three minutes before presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway walked on stage and announced the wrong Best Picture winner, one of the biggest Oscar foul-ups ever.
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We walked on the backs of our oversized corduroy pants, chewing up the hems and if you were lucky enough to have a Patagonia fleece vest, it wasn't unusual for it to be puckered here and there with cigarette burns.
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The seller "took the train, then the metro and walked on foot through the doors of Sotheby's, and into my office with the vase in a shoebox protected by newspaper," Olivier Valmier, an Asian arts expert at Sotheby's, told the BBC.
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"Blame the moon" is the theme of this year's parade, a spokeswoman said, to mark 50 years since man first walked on the moon, and in reference to Shakespeare's play Othello, where the moon is blamed for driving men mad.
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Bongonga, 34, walked on a rope suspended by a crane at the base of the hill's steps toward the Sacre Coeur basilica accompanied by a chamber orchestra, without any security equipment, a gesture many in the audience found nerve-wracking.
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After pulling off a massive upset over Chandler Egan, who at the time was a 20-year-old reigning U.S. amateur champion, a playful Lyon turned himself upside-down and walked on his hands to receive his Olympic medal and trophy.
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"Once we got inside and took off our suits and gloves, we did have some lunar dust on the floor, and rocks that were not bagged," Apollo astronaut Charlie Duke, who walked on the moon in 1972, called to tell me.
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In a small 2006 study, published in the journal Angiology, the blood pressure of a small sample of people without vein disease was tracked as they stood, flexed their feet and walked on a treadmill, either barefoot or wearing high heels.
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Matter It's one of the most famous chapters in evolution, so familiar that it regularly inspires New Yorker cartoons: Some 375 million years ago, our ancestors emerged from the sea, evolving from swimming fish to vertebrates that walked on land.
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Slightly taken aback, we walked on until another few minutes went by and there it was again—the same thud, same sensation of a tremor in our bodies, but this time, the sound's place of origin seemed to have moved.
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The charismatic 83-year-old star, best known for movies such as the 1964 hit "L'Homme de Rio" (That Man from Rio), received a long standing ovation as he walked on stage, leaning on a cane, to receive the coveted award.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump walked on the muddy, rain-drenched grounds of Arlington National Cemetery on Saturday, finding himself in an unusual position for a voluble man: a solitary figure, as he attended a ceremony to lay wreaths for the fallen.
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Walter Cunningham, 250, who was part of the Apollo 7 mission, Al Worden, 87, who flew with Apollo 15, and Charlie Duke, 83, who walked on the moon with Apollo 16, recounted their extra-terrestrial experiences before a captive airshow audience.
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To find the last time the jobless rate was lower, you have to go back to when Richard Nixon was in the White House, when men had only recently walked on the moon, and when the Beatles were still together.
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Penguins traversing a beach full of sea mammals, albatross parents leaving their chick behind, polar bears wading where they formerly walked on ice — we've seen it before, in Attenborough's programs or in similar shows on PBS, Discovery or the Smithsonian Channel.
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Davis walked on stage during the show to present the award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series wearing the same black and white one-shoulder custom Alberta Ferretti limited edition gown she wore on the purple carpet hours before.
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As Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" played in the background when she walked on stage to present, the actress held up her silk dress and carefully took small, dainty steps towards the microphone to work with the snug design of her skirt.
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As we walked on East 27th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues, Ms. Bragdon pointed to black, softball-size holes on the edge of a tree pit, in front of a building on Park Avenue and near freshly planted tulips.
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In the shadow of its famous Eiffel Tower-like structure on the promenade, William and Kate walked on the Comedy Carpet (in the style of the Hollywood Walk of Fame) that decorates the pavement with catchphrases and depictions of jokes, songs and stories.
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We stopped for a second and took photos and looked around to see if anyone else was noticing it and then we walked on," he told the New York Post, adding that the unexpected burger sighting "genuinely shook me to my core.
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"It sounds like you want to make a political revolution," said Sanders as he walked on stage in front of a crowd of 2100,2300 people, emphasizing his anti-establishment appeal and honing in on the growth of his support in the state.
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"While a cat may indeed enjoy being outside, it is so dangerous that I personally feel it is cruel to let them be outside unless they are walked on a harness and leash or allowed to play in an enclosure," Neely said.
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"We had not even walked on the moon the last time a majority of the Justices had been appointed by a Democratic President," said Steve Vladeck, CNN Supreme Court analyst and professor of law at the University of Texas School of Law.
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What they did: 11 people wearing ankle exoskeletons equipped with sensors walked on a treadmill while engineers measured how much energy they expended and algorithms gathered data about how each ankle rotated, and the timing of how it rose and fell during walking.
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On Tuesday, a group of five women in their 70s and 80s were attacked by two Palestinian youths as they walked on a path near a wooded area known as the Peace Forest between East and West Jerusalem, according to the police.
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"I feel the few times I've played him in the past, I've walked on court without the necessary belief that I needed to get through the match," 32-year-old Anderson, one of only two Africans in the men's singles draw, told reporters.
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When Corrine walked on set, with two champagne glasses in hand, she made the point of telling the camera that she wasn't going to jump at the first guy who showed her attention—but she meets DeMario, and they instantly start flirting.
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On Olympics In the summer of 21968, a roiling year of war, assassination and political and racial tension, I turned 19683 in the Cajun town of Eunice, La. Schools would not fully integrate until a year later, after man walked on the moon.
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What about someone like me whose faith is in the Sermon on the Mount, who aspires to follow Jesus' teachings, but is skeptical that he was born of a virgin, walked on water, multiplied loaves and fishes or had a physical resurrection?
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After Musk danced onto the stage at the ceremony in the Shanghai factory, 33 Chinese owners of Model 23 cars walked on, received car keys from the CEO, posted for photographs with him, and then took delivery of the cars on site.
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It hasn't been walked on by man since 1972 After astronaut Neil Armstrong landed on the moon as part of the Apollo 11 mission in 1593, astronaut Gene Cernan was the last man to do so in 1972 during the Apollo 17 mission.
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"I had one experience where I walked on the car with my girlfriend and there was a homeless man sleeping there, and the subway car smelled so bad that there was literally not a single person on the car," Mr. Johnstone said.
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During the 2019 Oscars, the 38-year-old actor jumped out of his seat and offered his arm to Regina King as she walked on stage to accept the award for best supporting actress for her role in "If Beale Street Could Talk."
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Brewers 6, Twins 5 (10 innings) Brad Miller had three hits and walked on four pitches with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 10th to drive in Manny Pina with the winning run as host Milwaukee rallied past Minnesota, losers of four straight.
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Ian Kinsler walked on four pitches, Maybin bunted for a base hit, Cabrera grounded an RBI single up the middle, Upton grounded an RBI single to left and McCann swatted his eighth home run off an 224-mph changeup on a 1-1 count.
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"Before John Glenn orbited Earth or Neil Armstrong walked on the Moon, a group of dedicated female mathematicians known as 'human computers' used pencils, slide rules, and adding machines to calculate the numbers that would launch rockets, and astronauts, into space," reads the book's description.
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"I looked back at this planet of ours and felt the logic and purpose and the overpowering beauty of the multicolored blue of the oceans and whites of the clouds," says Cernan, one of only 12 humans to have ever walked on the moon.
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India wants to be the fourth country to complete a controlled landing on the surface of the moon, joining China, Russia, and the United States — which just celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, the first time humans walked on the moon.
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"Long live the king," chanted a group of people dressed in yellow, an auspicious color in Thailand, as the king and his new queen walked on a red carpet to the Grand Palace, shielded from the hot afternoon sun by a big yellow umbrella.
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In January, the choreographer Heather Kravas presented her aggressively stringent solo "dead, disappears," in which she walked on her toes with her head covered by a garbage bag, urinated in a bucket and beat a pillow, duct-taped to a chair, with a pole.
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Further along that same road, workers were separating the dead into piles of children and adults, she recalls -- an image which would return to her every time she walked on that street for years and which she eventually realized was evidence of her own trauma.
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Many came to the Bauhaus because they wanted to refound the world, from the pot in which you brewed your tea to the painting you hung on your wall to the housing complex that you lived in and the street that you walked on.
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The Senate parliamentarian looked at the rules to make sure it was OK. Senator Byrd gave the nod—he didn't say yes, but he gave a nod—and the day I walked on the Senate floor in slacks, I became the first woman ever to do so.
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I don't remember ever watching a convention on TV, so it didn't hit me that 33 million people would be watching me until right before Doug Elmets, a strategist who served in the Reagan administration, and I walked on stage for the "Republicans for Hillary" segment.
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Moments before Fogelman and the bulk of the show's cast walked on stage for a panel held on Tuesday for the soon-to-be Emmy-voting members of the TV Academy, he had been filling them in on some of the twists ahead for the Pearson family.
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On Sunday, he walked on court to play his first French Open match in four years in a newly rebuilt arena that bears only a passing resemblance to the red-clay temple in which he sliced backhands and skidded into the corners on his last visit.
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Owner Randy Johnson also took us on a two- hour hike in Sonoma Coast State Park, where the sight and sound of the crashing waves as we walked on sandy beaches and up and down grassy knolls was as meditative as the yoga in the redwoods.
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Sanders touted that he had "walked on more picket lines all over this country than I can remember," all the while vowing to put an "immediate moratorium" on cuts to pension benefits overseen by the federal government if elected next year, a pledge that drew lingering applause from conferencegoers.
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"When we walked on the nuclear reactor and she [the guide]explained what we were actually standing on, I got a little bit of an uncomfortable feeling," said 32-year-old British tourist Tom Slaytor, wearing a plant-issued white overall and boots and a blue safety helmet.
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Osaka attributed her nerves on Tuesday to the fact that it was the first time she had walked on court at a Grand Slam tournament as a reigning champion, and she said she knew it would have been disastrous to lose the opening foray into defending her title.
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Osaka attributed her nerves on Tuesday to the fact that it was the first time she had walked on court at a Grand Slam tournament as a reigning champion, and she said she knew it would have been disastrous to lose the opening foray into defending her title.
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Wintour even admitted that it might be time to switch up her signature look, despite the fact that she walked on stage wearing her standard tea-length dress, bob and oversize black sunnies during a sit-down conversation with Tina Brown at Brown's "Women in the World" Summit last month.
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Archer settled down to retire 10 in a row and had two outs in the fourth before John Ryan Murphy doubled, Greinke walked on four pitches, Jarrod Dyson hit a two-run single and Eduardo Escobar hit a two-run homer for a 7-0 lead, chasing Archer after 80 pitches.
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Before Elon Musk walked on to the stage at the 67th annual International Astronautical Congress to declare exactly how humans are going to become an interplanetary species by colonising Mars, one piece of the gargantuan interplanetary jigsaw had to fall into place to give SpaceX's ambitions credibility: the Raptor rocket engine.
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This would ordinarily not demand much comment — and a good thing, since I'm not qualified to provide it — but the lavish black confection that Ms. Fleming wore in the first half seemed downright dangerous, catching on the stage door at her entrance and causing a misstep as she walked on.
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"Towards the end of the 1970s, when we had played 40 matches or whatever, and we were No. 1 and No. 216 in the world, I started to feel like when I walked on the court that it wasn't just any final," said Evert, who is now a broadcaster for ESPN.
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The first lady, 49, was met with both cheering and a "resounding chorus of loud boos" from middle and high schoolers as soon as she walked on stage at the B'More Youth Summit on Opioid Awareness on Tuesday morning, according to video and the White House pool traveling with her.
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Evans, known for playing Captain America/Steve Rogers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, offered Johansson (Black Widow/Natasha Romanoff) his arm as they walked on stage together and he was seen moving the train of her voluminous red Vera Wang dress out of the way, preventing her from tripping over it.
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Driving to and from California with my dog, I logged a lot of hours behind the wheel but made plenty of photo-worthy stops: I rode a shuttle to the top of St. Louis' Gateway Arch, ate BBQ in Kansas City, walked on the Badwater Basin in Death Valley and hugged Donald Duck.
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Ten years later, residents have specific memories of the instances when they felt the war was, in fact, over, many connected to when barricades were removed from roads that an entire generation had not walked on, or walls were taken down around offices or gardens that few had managed to peek at.
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In doing so, the investigation yielded a remarkable life story in reverse, from the woods where the woman died to the streets of Harlem, which were newly flooded in the 1960s with narcotics — streets she walked on her own terms, dressed like a man and ready with quick lies for the police.
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Careers that will make you feel unaccomplished: Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon for his fourth jobWhile Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey started as a telemarketer and then a movie theater usher, he said by job four he was a basketball statistician and then was a Department of Defense contractor for job five.
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Even though the show was outdoors and it was raining, a number of notable people from all walks of life came out to support it—from social advocates like Deray Mckesson and Angela Rye to young artists like Venus X and Gunna, who actually walked on the runway in one of Pyer Moss's Reebok looks.
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It left the door open for Murray and when sixth seed Raonic knocked out seven-times champion Roger Federer to scupper hopes of a dream finale, many appeared to take for granted that the Scot would be hugging the Challenge Cup again before he walked on Centre Court to contest his 11th grand slam final.
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To mark the anniversary of the Apollo 21960 mission, The Times has produced ample special coverage, including a look at what life on the lunar surface would be like, a poem about the landing and a feature on Michael Collins, the astronaut who remained in orbit while Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon.
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On terrazzo flooring rescued from Heathrow Airport's Terminal 2 during its 2009 renovation by the English architect Norman Foster — "I love how all the world has walked on it, kings and immigrants," the owner says — sits a simple steel chair by Dixon, made for a 2012 installation at Salone del Mobile, the Milan furniture fair.
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Weinstein walked on behalf of women's rights among the Utah locals and festival attendees that turned Park City's Main Street into a sea of pussyhats and pointedly worded signs — the same man whose decades of alleged sexual assault, harassment, coercion, and silencing of women would shake Hollywood to its core and kickstart the #MeToo movement just nine months later.
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Weeks later, after tracking down the extended-frame Suzuki Mr Collins had been driving, and finding it hidden under a tarp next to his girlfriend's house, a police officer walked on the property, matched the licence plate to the rogue two-wheeler and got Mr Collins to admit he had bought the vehicle from someone who had stolen it.
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Mr. Howells, who rolled into Paris as part of the Galliano gang when the British designer got the top job at Dior in 1996, did not just create a runway; he would perfume the carpet that guests walked on, so that it released scent as they passed: oranges for the spring 1998 Dior couture show at the Palais Garnier.
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Farther north, where the forest thinned, there were macaques, mean little creatures with flushed faces and disconcertingly human noses that walked on all fours as a bear cub might, but here, in its thickest section, there was nothing: The eye and ear searched and searched, but nothing was able to disrupt the dominance of the sugi themselves.
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A former GOP county chairman and Ohio farmer said Monday he wouldn't vote for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE again even if the president walked on water.
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"He walked on his toes, like James Cagney in 'Yankee Doodle Dandy,' like a hoofer or a fighter in the ring," William J. Bratton, who was the New York police commissioner from 22000 to 21996 and will end his second run as commissioner next month, wrote in his 21998 book, "Turnaround: How America's Top Cop Reversed the Crime Epidemic" (with Peter Knobler).
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After having expressly denied that he would be campaigning on stage with the President, the first move from Hannity when he walked on stage was to slam members of the media stationed at the back of the auditorium as "fake news," apparently not realizing -- or caring -- that Fox News journalists were among the "people in the back" that he had insulted.
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Despite Italian health officials demanding that people stay at home as much as possible to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Pope Francis briefly walked on a road — "as if making a pilgrimage" — to a church that houses a wooden crucifix that was carried through the streets of Rome in 1522 when the city was stricken with the plague, according to a Vatican spokesman.
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Approaching the building, we were, you could say, struck by the massive mural by Cleon Peterson adorning the exterior, but since we weren't primarily there for Peterson's graphic (in both senses of this word) depictions of male violence, we walked on by and up the ramp to the front desk to pay our admission fee (only 1 cent that day).
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In 13 Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, Jimi Hendrix played "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Woodstock, and federal, state and local governments in the United States raised about the same in taxes, as a share of the economy, as the government of the average industrialized country: 21 percent of gross domestic product, against 21970 percent among the nations in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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And while the rest of us were busy tearing our hair out over Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford, the unemployment rate dipped to its lowest level since Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, the Dow hit another record and trade disaster was averted when a new Nafta agreement was reached by Mexico, Canada and the U.S. All of which is to say that you're right.
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We chose chocolate or vanilla (or, daringly, a twist that combined them), and we walked on, across the road and through the ferry's auxiliary parking lot, to the Sunset Rocks, where we sat, our bottoms resting comfortably in a glacial groove scored into the limestone ten thousand years earlier, to watch the sun settle onto the horizon while frozen custard dripped down our wrists.
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What I think is important about the piece is that not only is the graphic appropriated, it is always shown horizontal and flat in the gallery, as a carpet should be, thus reversing the observer from drone back to human again, and that it can be sat or walked on, activating the work in the way that is in keeping with the Persian carpet as a social space.
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But they provide one other critical service that can save us, and our sense of wonder: Almost everybody in this country — even children in Denver who have never been to the Rocky Mountains, or people in San Francisco who have never walked on a Pacific Ocean beach — goes to a natural history museum at some point in his life, and these visits influence us in deep and unpredictable ways.
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"The fact that they spent so much time and resources to follow this girl, to treat her like she was the highest-priority criminal that ever walked on this earth — the way they're treating her is just beyond what a 10-year-old special needs child should be treated," said Priscila Martinez, an immigration activist at the Workers Defense Action Fund, which is helping to plan rallies for Rosamaria in Laredo and Corpus Christi.
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BARCELONA WINS IN NEW JERSEY Two goals from Neymar gave Barcelona a 2-1 win over Juventus in an International Champions Cup match in front of an announced crowd of 82,000 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. (REUTERS) The Swedish Open semifinal between Fernando Verdasco and David Ferrer in Bastad, Sweden, was briefly disrupted when a spectator walked on to the court in the second set and shouted a Nazi slogan.
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The farmer sick and wilted migrated north into the United States ignoring the challenges of change a relentless force in the World Our inner scaffolding bones the fossils become who we are a skeleton a skull white, brittle, and inert not rich and dynamic yet bone many characters are fossils or skeletons we are skeletal actors displayed I sit here now thinking of my dissolving bones men walked on the moon You could say, so what?
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