Point or an area on the Earth's surface or elsewhere.
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Europe is, quite simply, in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Although the actual encounter must have taken place thousands of years ago.
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Early last year, however, when Dick opened his new place, things changed.
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His military government has said martial law will remain in place indefinitely.
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After a long moment, Yang said, Every place is a good place.
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I think that's really crucial to setting a good example, Joshi added.
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But the question remains: is setting a transition date actually a mistake?
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Please signal 'all clear' by setting runway approach lights to strobe mode.
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Analysts say it's not clear if China will continue its record-setting run.
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And is using animals in this way or in this setting necessary?
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Your results will vary depending on your connection speed and geographic location.
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Open consensus mechanisms don't discriminate based on identity, credentials, or geographic location.
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Bands sometimes are sometimes properly billed by geographic location, sometimes they're not.
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This is regardless of geographic location, occupation, industry or business size.
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The reported complications varied on the basis of study type and geographic location.
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No geographical site differences in cadmium concentration were observed.
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It's not so much a geographical location as a state of mind.
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The pairing was based upon geographical location and proximity to each other.
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Both fast-growing discount sites offer daily deals based on geographical location.
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It's fascinating what a change of geographical location can do for a musician.
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For instance, geographical location gives developing states huge potential to develop solar power.
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Peak ground acceleration is a measure of how hard the earth shakes at a given geographic point.
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Here we present this database, comprising occurrence data linked to geographic point or polygon locations dating from 1953 to 2013.
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It said those geographic points could be more than 100 miles away from the actual location of the iPhone.
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"Not only that," Lee went on, "but from a geographic point of view, it's a very odd profile."
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A geographic place, sure, but also a mental space: a sound or an image you almost feel you could live inside.
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Flickr Places also allows users to search by more than 100,000 geographic place names to find photos that might interest them.
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Geographic place of publication regions are not searchable.
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This was always just a geographical place for him, not an aspiration.
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These reparations include changing the names of geographical places.
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Here's Afghanistan, one of the most inhospitable geographical places in the world and it was a hot spot back then, too.
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The center coordinates emergency response efforts by various agencies throughout the state.
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They carried satellite measuring devices to pinpoint coordinates for possible airstrip sites.
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The UN had given the coordinates to all sides in the conflict.
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EPA coordinates research, monitoring, standard-setting, and enforcement activities to ensure environmental protection.
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In fact, the Secret Service coordinates these visits with the local police.
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She worked out the final coordinates without the help of the machines.
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Division was using map-grid coordinates, the first time since the trouble began.
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Between us we should be able to find out his translation coordinates'.
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The escort rattled off the coordinates and the Raven fixed her position.
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Eighty years ago, we picked up a beacon broadcasting these same coordinates.
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Fits with the coordinates she gave you-thatline runs right through here.
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Among the data I have sent you are its trajectory and coordinates.
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I've triple-checked the coordinates, and there's nothing wrong with the nav 'puter.
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The vehicle will fly to the GPS coordinates of that health center.
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I'll give you the exact coordinates as soon as they are available.
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Annoyed, Alia set aside the data plaque showing the last known coordinates.
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