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Like the warped fabric of Albert Einstein’s space-time continuum, the curvature also recalls the famous opening frames of Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey,” where the blinding white light of the sun seems to rise from behind the black orb of an Earth buried — and maybe even lost — within the surrounding void of outer space.

“I'm deep in thought and lost in the void of my own imaginations,” he says.

We wanted to fill the void of middle eastern restaurants in NYC that existed at that time.

“Such demands are void of political logic, in complete contradiction to the principles and rules of international law, and excessive,” spokesman Nasser Kaanani said.

One participant shared with me that her partner had died and that hiking helped to fill the void of that loss.