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Poems and legends of the time told of laborers buried in nearby mass graves, or even within the wall itself.
Fortunately, there happens to be a raft nearby.
Licinia learns to collect water each day from a nearby fountain to cleanse the temple.
This form of mining destroys huge swaths of natural habitats, and causes air and water pollution, threatening the health of nearby communities.
I went to another school where two of the teachers had gone to a nearby bank branch to deposit scholarship money into kids' accounts.
It's probably extinct because the only known cave system it's from was destroyed when a dam was built nearby.
But it was allowed in five other states nearby.
One of them was a poem written by nine students in an ESL class, all of them Hispanic migrant workers from nearby Hartville, Ohio.
Struggling to see through the dust and the smoke, you do your best to assist the wounded and then crawl to a nearby bunker.
Could we do this and could we reach out to a community that's nearby, that's less advantaged, and help them?
Everyone was a locavore: even New York had pig farms nearby, and shipping food all over the place was a ridiculous notion.
Just two years ago working off Santorini, where people are sunning themselves on the beach, unbeknownst to them in the caldera nearby, we found phenomenal hydrothermal vent systems and more life systems.
Sharpening their claws on nearby surfaces kept them conditioned and ready, helped stretch their back and leg muscles, and relieve some stress, too.
That's less likely to give away her location to any predators that may be sniffing around nearby.
Before, there was fear of going anywhere the station, and now they say there's a sense that the court is safer than other courts nearby, and they prefer their kids to play here.
And most kids can't afford an expensive lunch at the nearby cafe.
Even safely tethered to the Earth, we’re subject to the faint tug of distant celestial bodies and nearby earthly ones.
Loma Linda University has built a gateway college in nearby San Bernardino so that in addition to delivering medical care, they can provide job skills and job training to a predominantly minority, low-income community members so that they will have the skills they need to get a decent job.
So they might listen for thin ice or no ice, or listen for echoes off nearby ice.
Researchers at the nearby Yellow Fever Research Institute identified an unknown virus in a monkey in the Zika forest which is how it got its name.
In nearby Oaxaca, even ordinary plaster buildings become canvasses for bright colors, political murals and sophisticated graphic arts.
So, land consumption: environmentalists are really concerned about this, so are farmers; there's a whole range of people, and, of course, neighborhood groups that want open space nearby.
So any single robot is only talking to a small number of robots nearby it, and it's using its motion rule to move around the half-built structure just looking for a place to fit in based on its pattern rules.
Besides their own special calls, her matriline shares a dialect with nearby families, and they socialize regularly.
He would probably find a nearby river or a landfill and dump it over there.
Records from nearby civilizations in Turkey also reference rennet.
He hopes a nearby female will respond with her own lightshow and mate with him.
That one I followed by default, by not getting in a fight with a man whose wife was standing nearby, looking like she had a strong grip.
This process produces an incredible amount of energy, and in some materials the neutrons produced by one fission are absorbed by nearby atoms, splitting additional nuclei.
I signed a stack of papers, gathered my personal effects, and left to join my wife who was waiting for me at a nearby restaurant, completely unaware.
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