Both face the river, but the 18s have a narrow view of the Intrepid and the river.
This is a narrow view that needs to be addressed and reversed in order to fully apply the principles of IWRM.
Like these past political movements, the Mama Grizzlies come to the public arena with a narrow view of the spheres open to female interest and achievement.
Lawrence Cunningham, a law professor at George Washington University who is writing a book about celebrity contract disputes, says the judge took a narrow view of the case.
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This is a narrow view and a dangerous view if you think about how important energy security is and domestic production of energy is to our national security interests.
And if you look at it in that way, beyond a narrow view, on just kind of numbers of weapons and things like that, you get a very different picture.
By taking a narrow view of costs, with a principal focus on labor costs, it could appear on a spreadsheet that shipping factories and jobs to China would help the bottom line and pop the share price, and along with that, eye-popping management bonuses.
She will urge more action to help boys see a less narrow view of masculinity.
Most real-time dashboards that are used to monitor business operations provide only a narrow keyhole view of situations.
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The side-view mirrors on most cars are flat, and while they give drivers an accurate sense of the distance of cars behind them, they have a narrow field of view, leaving a space behind the vehicle -- the blind spot -- that a driver can't see.
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That's because they're printed in vertical lines, offering a narrow field of view.
Some drones carry megapixel cameras, but they also tend to have a relatively narrow field of view.
The Pan-Starrs telescope in Hawaii uses several gigapixel cameras, but it has a relatively narrow field of view.
The strategy takes a too narrow, technocratic view of both.
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To describe it this way to take a narrow-minded and oversimplified view of the subject.
Our challenge as leaders is not to view the opportunity in a narrow frame.
Opponents have claimed the changes are over-prescriptive and promote a culturally narrow "kings and queens" view of history.
When you turn into the Sekonyer River, closer towards Camp Leakey, the river becomes narrow and you will get a great view of the male monkey's enormous snout - which is so big they have to move them out of the way to eat.
"Your description of Eurotunnel's approach as 'unacceptable, unethical and irresponsible' leads me to believe that you.., have taken a rather narrow, ill-informed and ferry centric view of life across the Channel, " Mr Gounon wrote.
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But South African unions view it like a charging rhino in a narrow alley.
Justices Scalia and Thomas in many of the most important cases, wanted to overrule past decisions outright, while Chief Justice Roberts, Justice Alito and sometimes Justice Kennedy favored a more narrow approach that, well, depending on your point of view, either gutted previous decisions without saying so or represented a more limited approach.
In the old, narrow view of capitalism, business contributes to society by making a profit, which supports employment, wages, purchases, investments, and taxes.
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One of the 80 person staff will appear silently to take your bags and bring you through the shadowy labyrinth of narrow plaster halls into the main salon where there is sunlight, music and a view of the gardens and pool.
It led him to his experiments with the NeXT computer and then to the iMac after he returned to Apple, when he moved further beyond the original narrow view of the personal computer by renouncing the ubiquitous putty-colored box with a monitor on top of it.
The main page, which Facebook is calling the "front page" to go with its newspaper metaphor, is adding categories so people can look at a more narrow feed of specific types of content as an alternative to the all-in-one view.
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