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“Initially we didn’t think there were dots to connect here because we had protected equipment on all our transmission lines,” Pizarro said.

It’s only now that I can connect the dots, realizing that this time it probably had something to do with turning 30 soon.

The conference tables were imaginatively reconfigured by the design collective dots for the surreal brothel scene, and the lighting of Marika Kent made wild magic without disrupting the minimalist scheme.

When the figure reached one million the following year, the Times waited two weeks before representing all one million Americans as dots in a nonetheless valuable investigation of disparities in death rates.

In writings and interviews, Vance has expressed an ideology that in his mind joins the dots between American workers, global elites and the role of the US in the wider world.