The line at which the sky and Earth appear to meet.
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The view was boundless, the sea stretched as far as the horizon.
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A deal to end the U.S.-China trade conflict appears on the horizon.
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In this horizon, a genuine sense of the common good also disappears.
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The power of organized capital and organized labor loomed upon the horizon.
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I don't see any resolution on the horizon right now, he said.
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While its impressive skyline might look extremely modern, ancient traditions remain alive.
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Several of the great towers had fallen, leaving holes in the skyline.
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Through the open windows he could see the skyline in every direction.
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The skyline of New York looked like nothing she had ever seen.
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The church and the ruined school stood out clearly on the skyline.
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He believes that beyond our visible horizon, there are bubbles of other universes.
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One vast and apparently unbroken plain extends to the utmost limits of the visible horizon.
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Death is but our visible horizon, and our look ought always to be focussed beyond it.
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There was no visible horizon to her wealth.
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Dark and heavy it lay along more than half the visible horizon, while its crown invaded the zenith.
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The introduction of a descending plane lowers the apparent horizon; that of an ascending plane elevates it.
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We propose and implement a novel method for extracting the redshift factor on apparent horizons in numerical simulations of quasicircular binary inspirals.