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So there's something about the place that's speaking of race.
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It also contributed to a new buzz about the place.
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"There is a buzz about the place," Mr. Spooner said.
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Well, it's not a satire about the place I work.
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One of the best things about the place is its people.
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It's a thing that I immediately found fascinating about the place.
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Then, like many village visitors, she mostly forgot about the place.
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There was a seriousness about the place, a decorum and deportment.
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Everything about the place tells you to look the other way.
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For Porsz, it's sometimes all about the place and the timing.
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We were talking about the place of tourtière in Canadian culture.
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In the meantime, two locals arrive, full of questions about the place.
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What was one of the best things you heard about the place?
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It was one of the many vaguely shady qualities about the place.
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Student Opinion What do you think about the place where you live?
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"There was nothing about the place I could candy-coat," he continued.
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Beck, who is forty-nine, was feeling vaguely nostalgic about the place.
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She said she was not worried about the place being for sale.
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And that says something about the place of dance in this culture?
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Does that assessment match up with what you know about the place?
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I remember the natural light, the quiet, the good feel about the place.
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Sitting inside, we hear the group of youngsters excitedly talking about the place.
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Or maybe it's not about the place, but in the thoughts it inspired.
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The nicest thing about the place was the view from the kitchen window.
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You can see more terrific photos and read all about the place right here.
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Their enemies squandered the opportunity this presented: perhaps they felt similarly about the place.
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Both motives are fine, as long as you grow to care about the place.
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The bird cage is still the only thing I can remember about the place.
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It really kind of tells you everything you need to know about the place.
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It took me a while to figure out how to write about the place.
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It's always been more about the place itself than the people that keep it running.
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There was a certain harmony and peace about the place that felt genuine and indigenous.
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Like, the smallest, most pathetic little serpents, left about the place as a practical joke?
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"We just wanted to learn about the place, to check it out," Ms. Nabila said.
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In those days, all the shelves were bare, but I was mad about the place.
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Bieschke: I just remember being super taken aback by everything about the place during Christmas.
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Everything about the place embodies the Japanese concept of mottainai , let nothing go to waste.
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The pay at the bookstore was dismal, but everything else about the place was transcendent.
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She told him all the stuff about the place, and they used to hang out.
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Something's very weird about the place, of course, and it's not just the anachronistic surroundings.
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If you've got any queries about the place that aren't covered in the description, then ask.
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Its cheerful message subtly presses the viewer to learn more about the place where they live.
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There are no recurring ghost stories about the place, just a whole lot of creepy feelings.
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A pin on Paul's coat lapel, shaped like the nation's flag, offered clues about the place.
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You're talking about the place where the Bureau of Indian Education probably had the most influence.
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The article also started a discussion about the place that cruises have in the travel landscape.
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There is something I can't shake about the place where the saw grass meets the sky.
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Besides the menu, is there anything about the place that gives you the sense you're somewhere special?
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The unknown aspect creates big fears about the place and people wind up being afraid of us.
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And what else is it about the place that made it so attractive to Britain's criminal elite?
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"Katie was on the verge of tears, she was so excited about the place," Mr. Bengtsen said.
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Practically everyone in the South Bronx knows about the place at Grand Concourse and East 232rd Street.
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The more places I've been, the less my pictures have been about the place I've traveled to.
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"Everything about the place seemed godforsaken," writes the natural historian Tim Flannery in his book The Eternal Frontier.
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Yes, that kind of living there definitely isn't "living the dream" like everyone usually says about the place.
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It's not that anything was particularly creepy about the place I was viewing through an Oculus Rift headset.
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Almost everything anomalous about the place—its climate, its ecology, its history—is the result of its geology.
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The more I saw him, the more I wondered about the place he came from, the Black Forest.
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The location is cool, but I cant stop thinking about the place burning down due to all the decorations.
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One of the best things about the place is their allowance if not encouragement of outside food and drink.
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She coyly agreed, even though she had family who lived in town and already knew all about the place.
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The United States was informed in advance about the place and time of the strike, the Russian military said.
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Otherwise, take this as an opportunity to think about the place true-crime stories currently occupy in pop culture.
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Ever since the HBO series Girls launched him into the Hollywood ether, Driver's career has careened about the place.
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But if our environments matter so much, what about the place we spend most of our lives: the workplace?
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Other than that, I expected a bit more storytelling and local culture from Doha—energy about the place itself.
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But one thing tied almost all of them together: a wounded sense of pride about the place they call home.
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When you grow up in Rhode Island, as I did, you absorb a lot of good news about the place.
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There's no word on whether or not Bey and Jay know about the place, but we're guessing they'd feel flattered.
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The first impressions for a newcomer are invariably positive, with a welcoming bustle about the place long before kick off.
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Another is a debate about the place of cross-border adoption in broader attempts to help children in poor countries.
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"Did you hire a private-security detail?" a member asked, when she heard that I was writing about the place.
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I feel good about the place, standing in Carl Schurz Park on the East River, with Charles on a lead.
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For sure there'll still be a buzz about the place but the atmosphere may be somewhat more muted than usual.
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It says people most often learn about the place through friends who post photos on Instagram using hashtags like #rosemansion.
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His visits to the Democratic Republic of Congo say little more about the place than that many women were raped there.
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I'm thinking about the place my family came from, and of the long history of migration that they're a part of.
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Young Killmonger's voice is the first we hear in Black Panther, asking his father N'Jobu about the place they come from.
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There's also a way for others to comment on the items, which allows for group conversations about the place or activity.
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And my argument may not assuage your concerns about the place that tabs deserve in your world, and in your life.
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"We feel competitive about the place we're in and good about our operation," a Biden campaign aide in Nevada told Vox.
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At first, the executives balk at my suggestions and even wonder if explicitly talking about the place of women is sexist.
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I had never performed there, and had only read about the place as a reliable spot to catch solid local players.
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With that said, I think about the place that games have now taken in popular culture and how influential we are.
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"It's not a satire about the place I work," Shafrir said on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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But I told everyone, for example, that I was from Sweden so I could talk convincingly about the place I grew up.
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All the talk of the shocking incident has people wondering about the place where it happened: The Hôtel de Pourtalès in Paris.
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Sandborn, however, thinks your romantic notions about the place are hogwash, "just like alligators in the sewers of New York," she said.
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It's stunning, like so many images in the movie, but it also tells so much about the place and characters, without dialogue.
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But the angst over Sichuan cooking distills wider anxieties about the place of tradition, as China becomes increasingly unmoored from its past.
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As I said earlier, when you're actually standing there, on that ground, all preconceived notions you had about the place are erased.
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And within hours of becoming premier designate, François Legault fired up the perpetual debate about the place of immigration in the province.
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As the Philharmonic prepared for this week's premiere, she spoke by telephone and email about the place "Su" occupies in her catalog.
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I'd never been there before and knew nothing about the place; I chose it at random from the departures list at Victoria Station.
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There was also a Tchaikovsky Room, because the composer had a summer house in Estonia and once said something nice about the place.
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I would think literary value alone, the city would want to do something about the place where such an important work took shape.
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Often the police would cast an eye about the place to catch any violators of moral norms, meaning no kissing or holding hands.
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There's a sense of immense calm about the place, and while it's not the southernmost point in Australia, it feels just as distant.
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Yet the author is so cautious about the place of biography in his art criticism that he actually apologizes for slipping into Soutine's life.
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Lenin's role in the ongoing national dialogue about the place of historic statues in modern life has been as predictable as it is tiresome.
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Even though LTOM took up only a fraction of the LSE's huge hexagon-covered floor there was still a tremendous buzz about the place.
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All they seem to do is cry, scream and wobble about the place looking for the nearest sharp object to trip and fall on.
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"I want to speak about the place that I'm from and what I see as great," he said of the album in an interview.
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You will be shocked — shocked — to find that gambling is going on in Deadwood, S.D. Unless you know anything at all about the place.
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Sentosa is not a typical venue for high-minded diplomacy, but the more you learn about the place, the more perfectly Trumpian it appears.
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That development certainly mirrors shifting ideas about the place of women in the gaming world — and in games themselves — over the past two decades.
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But very different opinions lay behind that decision and two justices expressed a much stricter view about the place of religious symbols on public ground.
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Finding out what exactly caused this outbreak through the environment, and slowly piecing together information about characters and plot as you cut about the place.
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There has been a lot of discourse this year about the future of the single player game, about the place of loot boxes and microtransactions.
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This is a plausible conclusion for Europe, but he has little to say about the place where the Reformation's present-day effects are strongest: America.
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Neighborhood Joint Despite the unassuming exterior of Salon G, a barbershop on Sullivan Street in the Village, you could write a dissertation about the place.
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"I said there's nothing great about the place we live in / Nothing great about Britain," he raps on the title track of his 2019 album.
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The first, strongest place that John and I started from in writing the project was thinking about the place that art had in our own lives.
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A video the Guardian made about the place started popping up on my social media feeds, followed by pieces in Time, Jezebel, and the Japan Times.
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"At the moment it's great that fans can see a winning team at this level, and there's certainly a fantastic vibe about the place," he adds.
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Sundry administrative records indicate that Bach often fell into trouble over philosophical differences with his employers about the place of music in worship and in education.
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I don't notice, but they'll look at me differently because it's weird to see us walking about the place as if nothing has happened to us.
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Early this month, Abraham premièred a dance, "Untitled America," about the place where such material is usually sent when it is thrown away: the prison system.
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There's a strange atmosphere about the place though, a kind of emptiness in the air that's amplified by the monotone clouds overhead—perhaps it's the seasonal flux.
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"I love it when people come to Wheelers and they're not sure about the place," Stubbs tells me, as I revel in my first properly shucked oyster.
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But those who discover the comparatively quiet, unbuttoned Berkshires frequently talk about the place with reverential wonder, as though they have been let in on a secret.
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A film I thought had been about the place of money in American values had transformed itself into a story about the power of facts and justice.
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We also included another discussion point for building vocabulary with this question: Can you convey what's appealing to you about the place you chose and explain why?
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Imagine going anywhere in the world and, while wearing Facebook AR glasses, being able to see as much or as little as you'd like about the place.
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Users can swipe up on any snap that displays the word "more" and they'll see an interactive card pop up with contextual information about the place in question.
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On a recent visit, your correspondent was asked about the place of civil servants in capitalist society, about how Western manufacturers keep costs down and, inevitably, about Brexit.
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So much of this discussion in recent weeks and months has not been about specific issues, but about the place of science and science-based evidence in general.
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The humans who consider working with AIVA often come with initial doubts about the place of AI in creativity and wonder if AI should or will replace humans.
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There was something euphoric about the place, as though each morning, just before it opened, someone struck a giant diamond tuning fork that magically resonated till closing time.
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Having emphasized the connection between memory and location, let me tell you something about the place where I will be writing these essays, as it is rather grand.
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All of this works in conjunction with BMW's Intelligent Personal Assistant, which you can then use to kick off a conversation about the place you are looking at.
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Word has got out about the place, and wait times can stretch to three hours, so your best bet without a reservation is on walk-in-only Mondays.
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The strangest thing about the place is that it is used by regular people who want to grab a quick coffee or bite to eat during their commute.
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Part of that is about being a singer, and about the place that we hold in the music community — which is not what it was in the Baroque.
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But while Catts enjoys pushing the boundaries of synthetic biology, he's more reserved when talking about the place in vitro meat can—or should—occupy on our dinner tables.
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Its most popular service allows a user to call a number, hang up before incurring any charges, and then get information about the place they called via text message.
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The loan is being issued at the holding company level on an unsecured basis, which initially raised some eyebrows among investors worried about the place in the capital structure.
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The point is, Dearborn is a normal, boring American city, but many people apparently can't stop freaking out about the place because a lot of it's citizens are Muslim.
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New York's vast mutability is such a huge truth about the place that I think we have the right to marvel at it anew every five years or so.
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Prominent cities often have multiple specialized tours — street art or local cuisine, for example — which provide additional chances to meet people and further learn about the place hosting you.
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In an interview later at another bar, Mr. Cruz got to talking about Texas stereotypes — what outsiders get wrong about the place, in his view, and about this race.
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Adolescents can and do find highly explicit sexual material online, and an emerging body of research tells a worrisome story about the place of pornography in young people's lives.
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Imagine going anywhere in the world and, while wearing Facebook AR glasses, being able to see as much or as little shared information as you like about the place.
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But spirits or not, Boehme said there is nothing malevolent about the energy in the house, with even psychics visiting and concluding that there's a nice aura about the place.
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"It's not about the place going underwater," Professor Donner said, noting that some of Kiribati's islands had actually grown in recent years because of land reclamation or natural coastal dynamics.
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For the first time since psychedelics were broadly banned under the 1970 Controlled Substances Act, we're about to have a national debate about the place of psilocybin in our society.
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Dowling, who lived there during the mid-20073th century, are arranged about the place: wartime soap, army coats crumpled atop the beds as blankets, along with her own abandoned dolls.
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A morally charged yet abstract question had been raised about the place of intellectual disabilities within a society committed to equality; the answer would concretely affect millions of disabled people.
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Like the understated but essential philanthropy of its founder, the Vera List Center for Art and Politics is asking difficult questions about the place of culture in times of crisis.
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It is also likely that the 64-year-old chief justice, concerned about the place of the high court in these volatile times, will try to neutralize any appearance of politics.
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So for 20 minutes we sit, crying, until V realizes our time is almost up and that she needs to know as much as possible about the place where she's going.
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Maybe it's the silence or not knowing what lurks in each building — or if the roof might crumble down on top of you, but there's something extremely unsettling about the place.
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More importantly, it's a story about the place you come from, and the ways you work and experiences can be a gulf between you and the people that you care about.
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The hotel takes its name from the neighboring Franciscan monastery on its square, but there's nothing frugal about the place, where many rooms have original frescoes, moldings and wood-beam ceilings.
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There is a proper "Soviet meets Silk Road" feel about the place, but we quickly realized we'd need to head out of the city to see more of the area's traditions.
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It's a style that recognized the power that comes from feeding visitors, from teaching them about the place they're in by handing them something delicious they've never had back at home.
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But on the other side of the work day, we often don't think about the place where nearly 50 million kids get the fuel that powers their learning — the school cafeteria.
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They transmit auditory information about the place you're in front of, and, if you turn towards one, the message will guide you inside to a counter where someone can assist you.
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The level of concern and anxiety among scientists—and I guess I'd say the science friendly public—about the place of science in society in government, has gone beyond concern to anxiety.
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This attitude about the place of religion in medical care is becoming more common among health care professionals and has been introduced into the curriculum of more and more medical schools, Blazer said.
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The cool kids only want to connect with other people who already share their enthusiasm for, say, a hip new hangout, shunning anyone who doesn't know (or simply doesn't care) about the place.
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All wrote about the place of the Jew in the modern world, some dismissively, most with sympathy, all beneath the shadow of the Nazi genocide that was engulfing Europe and their own families.
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It's a great loss — although the food was mediocre at best, there was something of an Old World ambience about the place that reminded me of this neighborhood when I first moved here.
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"I always felt there was more to say about the place of African women in photography than what I could read or…see," explained Colard, an expert on contemporary African art at Rutgers University.
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But rather than focus on that superlative, residents often cite smaller-scale features of the community when describing what they like about the place: its block parties, bocce games and backyards full of children.
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Some, like Chris Haney, a jazz musician from the Bronx who had just finished a gig nearby, had been there before; he had heard about the place from his sister-in-law, he thought.
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"If somebody comes in and just the first thing they're doing is trashing everybody and everything about the place they just worked, you have to dig into that again and unpack it," Urmson said.
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Despite a persistent theme of innocence and experience, and some questions about the place of folklore in contemporary Ireland, "The Pigeon in the Taj Mahal" mostly feels like a one-act that outgrew itself.
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You really have to talk to an art historian about the place of the nude in American art, but looking at American politics, I mean, no, we never have our presidents in the buff.
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Barely anything has been written about the place—which is almost inaccessible—nor about the horrors undocumented Mexicans and Central Americans have endured there as part of their attempts to cross the US border.
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Most of what you know about the place you're going, and its people, has been shaped by media that are in the business of telling exciting and controversial stories, not reporting the often-dull truth.
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If today's teachers aim for less pageantry and a slightly more complicated history, many students still complete an American education unsure about the place of Native people in the nation's past—or in its present.
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Adam Davidson's parallel tales of Worcester's legacy as an industrial powerhouse and his own family's lineage in the city left me wanting more detail about the place that lies at the heart of the commonwealth.
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Everyone feels like that about the place they grew up, my place just happens to be L.A. Of course, to me it's a pale ghost, but to someone else growing up now, it's their home.
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There's a lightly celebratory air about the place: String lights abound, tangled into the trees outside and lining the ceiling of the enclosed patio, where televisions play a constant stream of poppy Greek music videos.
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"We're quite into Spain because we actually studied there so we have some sentiment about the place," Beijing-born Wang told Reuters in Kazan on Tuesday, on the eve of the Group B match against Iran.
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The entire EP is beautiful punk rock made by exactly the kind of people you want to have making punk rock: teenage girls who don't give a damn about the place society wants them to occupy.
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BB: One of my favorite things about the place is they have these four—or maybe it's two—flat-screen TVs that play a slideshow of just actors, without any kind of connection [to the bar].
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My American friend was no exception, of course, in her view of American exceptionalism, yet little in her elite training had equipped her to think critically about the place the United States occupies in the world.
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The stats are familiar to anyone who cares about the place of women on screen: year after year, they appear less often, say fewer words and generally don't do as much in front of the camera.
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In her book about the place she has cherished since a first visit in 1946, Jan Morris, an illustrious travel writer, calls Trieste the "natural capital" of "the nation of nowhere"; a haven for the wandering spirit.
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Some of it is a natural consequence of learning about the place that I have been for my entire life and realizing how little I actually knew and being really fascinated and kind of taken by that.
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Sackler was now completing two full-length films about the place—one fiction, one nonfiction—with little in common save the setting, a few faces, and a resolute regard for the humanity of men doing hard time.
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Despite having started at the conservancy 31 years ago — as a landscape architect — and having logged about six miles a day walking the park, Mr. Blonsky seems to retain a child's sense of wonder about the place.
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Condit's photograph returns that sprawling lake view to her living room, and it also reflects how Nohl was far from an "outsider" artist, and that she cared deeply about the place where she was born and died.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Hong Kong's autonomy was fully respected, and that as the territory was China's, no foreign officials had the right to interfere or offer "not really appropriate" comments about the place.
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Whether or not the ban ultimately passes legal muster, its unsubtle message about the place of immigrants and Muslims in this country has shaken many children in a way no court's ruling will be likely to undo.
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In my travels for a book about the place of the Bible in our national life, I was repeatedly struck how readily many evangelicals interpreted portions of Scripture as metaphor and allegory rather than as literal fact.
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That is precisely what Babel-dwellers love about the place; the hubbub, to a Londoner as to a New Yorker, is a mark of the cosmopolitan experience—ideal background noise, for the beat of a tolerant heart.
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I had purposely stayed away from any media about the place, the intention, knowing that when I was able to step there, it needed to be with as much clarity as my heart and head could muster. Hanging.
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Weird Tales of the West Village (Saturday) This tour winds its way through the West Village as participants learn about the place where H.P. Lovecraft found inspiration and where Edgar Allan Poe wrote some of his darkest stories.
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Writers and readers find in his epics whatever they are looking for, whether that is a lesson about the place of the individual in the chaos of war, or the perils of nostalgia, or the agony of unrequited love.
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When Johannes refuses to do something she asks of him, Elke has to run through a ritual—she threatens to kiss him, talks about riding the train or asks about the place where Julia, his friend from school, works.
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Fred Hiatt: Just on David's point about the place of foreign policy and a campaign, I noticed on your website, when you go to Issues, you have to then go to More Issues before you come to foreign policy.
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The most recent series of prestigious culinary prizes makes a statement, intentionally or not, about the place of immigrants in American culture: All five of the James Beard Foundation's 2018 "America's Classics" awards went to restaurants opened by immigrants.
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This week, in a piece about the place of centrists in the 2020 race, the New York Times noted a Pew survey finding that 53 percent of Democratic-leaning voters wanted the party to move in a more moderate direction.
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Because most of my feelings about the place were pretty negative up until I went back and recorded those songs and listened to them and realized that all those songs were about, shit, I had a great affection for the place.
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Aside from the low price, and the big floor-to-ceiling pipe that every so often came alive with waste from above like an ironic rain stick, I think what chiefly appealed to me about the place was the gloom.
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Everything about the place is an elegy to the corps, from the statue of Marines lifting the flag on Iwo Jima to the street names, each one its own small lesson: Boulevard de France, Cuba Street, Wake Boulevard, Saigon Drive.
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On their way, they stop at a diner — it's upstate New York, so you have to — and hear, in great detail, a frightening local legend about the place, from the time, early in the 20th century, when the Ashokan Reservoir was being constructed.
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When Mary Frances' distant cousin Phillip, "a slow-food, locavoring, hipper-than-Alice-Waters pioneer," arrives at the orchard after college and has the temerity to care about the place, she sees him as an interloper, proving she's a Sherwood in the making.
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It's that the gun lobby's positions are so extreme, and its influence on the Republican Party so corrosive, that even a rational, honest dialogue -- even a rational and honest-though-heated debate -- about the place of guns in society has become all but impossible.
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It's the sort of song you can imagine yourself plugging into as you walk around your newly sunny locale on your lunch break, noticing all cool stuff you once knew about the place, but forgot when the cold and darkness seemed to obscure it.
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It's a weird listen if you do it in order—there are a couple of Margaret Atwood readings and some comedy sketches from Tig Notaro, Zach Galifianakis, Sarah Silverman, and Margaret Cho dotted about the place—but there are some great standalone songs too.
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Think of my Floorpieces, which question assumptions about the "place of painting," or the mixed-media paintings of the late '80s and early '90s that sit on the floor and lean against the wall with objects attached to or sitting in front of them.
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He'd been reading what he could about the place—this isolated swath of nothing-land that existed first as a development and testing hideaway for the U-2 spy plane, then for the A-12 Oxcart, its successor, and for experimental winged projects ever since.
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"It feels like if I had said it was a Muslim or a Mexican or someone black, I feel like the doubters would have supported me a lot much more, and that says a lot about the place we are in our country right now," Smollett said.
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"I think there's more room for this stock, ultimately, to work, and I wouldn't be too concerned about the place marker that the analysts have out there at this point in time, given some of the concerns and changes in the business model they've got," he said.
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There appeared to be some division among top Democrats on the strategy when the President's tweets attempted to turn to the debate from his move to give equal blame to those white supremacist groups and counterprotestors to one about the place in history for Confederate statues.
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But as its 20th season gets underway, the W.N.B.A.'s modest attendance and television viewership (just below 200,000 on ESPN's networks last season) illuminate a stubborn imbalance between men's and women's professional leagues, adding to the expanding debate about the place of women's sports in society.
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"I really do care about the place," he insists rather clunkily midway through, and when others urge him later on to "write the truth," it sounds a bit like Hansberry's memo to herself to do justice to a continent worlds apart from her own upbringing in Chicago.
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"The day we were moving in, I already felt great about the place, and within two blocks I went to the bank, got a bagel and iced coffee, and got back in no time," Ms. Yasuoka said, adding that the boutique ice cream places are a favorite.
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" Lee cited an October 2017 ruling which said that police "may seize mobile phones found on an apprehended person or in and about the place in which they were apprehended, and may examine the content of these mobile phones without obtaining a warrant only in exigent circumstances.
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Many who care about the place of women in American society are gripped by fears that men will now feel they have a free pass to demean women at home or in the workplace, that women's health, economic security and reproductive rights will be dealt severe blows.
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As for what Twitter plans to do with the tech, it's notable that Dorsey keeps his comments to a general statement about the place for machine learning in Twitter's bigger business (those comments are further elaborated here, where Dorsey notes that the team will be joining Twitter's Cortex division).
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So, that's a big tick for me in terms of… as you leave an organization, you want the people in there to know what they're doing, be happy about the place they work for, be proud to work there and be working hard, and we certainly have that.
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On seeing this, Trico's eyes light up red and its tail crackles with electricity; a constant stream of energy is fired in the direction of the beam, and this allows for the pathway-clearing destruction of blockages, piled-up pottery just lying about the place, and ancient wooden doors.
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But if you think of Maastricht as the nub of what is known as the Meuse-Rhine Euregion — which includes parts of the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany; four official languages; five provinces; 215 cities; and 21990 million inhabitants — you'll start off with a better mind-set about the place.
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That's what we need to do around aging, too, because we're really talking about the place of older people in society compared to the role of women, although I do want to point out, ageism affects younger people, too, any judgment about people on the basis of age.
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"If we bring that sort of passion and caring and ability to tell stories and do deep reporting, there are a lot of people in the city who will say, 'Wow, I didn't know that about the place that I live in,' and will take an interest," he said.
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But like those videos, and Carney's other work, it's riding high on a wave of good feeling about the place where music and romantic fantasy intersect, and Sing Street winds up being compelling in part because it's so shamefully happy about songs, and the simple, satisfying places they send people.
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You work at a big digital publishing company, you write a story about a big digital publishing company, and when you told people at BuzzFeed, "Hey, I'm going to take time off and write a book that's kind of a satire about the place I work," what was the reaction?
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"Well, you will be able to!" she tells me, explaining how once the record is released she'll be touring about the place, including over here in the UK. As for the immediate future, though, after our chat she's just going to pour that glass of wine and find something new to dance to.
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Rafia Zakaria, a columnist for the newspaper Dawn and the author of "The Upstairs Wife," a book about the place of women in Pakistani culture, said that in a young and increasingly urban society, Ms. Baloch had represented a generation of women who were increasingly independent and who used technology to express themselves.
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The hotel does no advertising outside Mr. Johnson's website, yet it has become an impromptu gathering place, particularly during the peak season, of filmmakers, fashion designers, journalists, Silicon Valley tech executives and New York bankers, their spouses, and children, as well as a sprinkling of European families who somehow heard about the place.
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I loved everything about the place: the pictures of movie stars like Jimmy Cagney lining the wall; the hint of tonic and talcum in the air; the sound of a broom against the linoleum as it swept clippings between cuts; the soundtrack: Frank Sinatra to Motown to Van Morrison, almost always accompanied by John's humming.
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I don't have the time or the words to properly explain and immortalize Mississippi, but I do know that sometimes the struggle of trying to make people notice you and the work you are doing is doubly hard when so many people come to the table with their own negative assumptions about the place you come from.
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Whatever it is—sunflower seeds discarded on the grubby-brown floor of a bus heading towards Penge, a fat man in a suit sweating on Blackfriars Bridge, a pint pot spattered and speckled with piss lolloping in the long grass of Hilly Fields—it probably isn't what you want to think about when you're thinking about the place.
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But the game is also filled with thralls fleeing their forced serfdom making clear that whatever hand-waving comments you might want to make about the place, time, and culture… there are flesh-and-blood people who would—having considered the matter—rather not be forced labor and are willing to risk their lives to escape it.
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It felt much like a regular Taco Bell, but with a DJ. Still, a fun, thumping EDM mix was blaring from the speakers and the crowd seemed pretty spirited for so early in the evening so I pushed aside all the preconceived notions I had about the place, got in line to order, and started my night.
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Psyonix's second crack at doing jet-propelled vehicles smacking a gigantic ball about the place in a demented future vision of Match of the Day meeting Top Gear on the set of Total Wipeout did what the San Diego studio's first, 2008's PS3-only Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, categorically didn't: it became a hit.
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Your chosen character smashes through windows, knocks down and executes goons at point-blank range, lets off pipe bombs and sets up gun turrets to tear through gang members, plasters up posters, steals cheese, burns ganja, retrieves bonsai trees, and unleashes purring-but-deadly kitten bombs about the place, all in the name of... politics, actually.
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The Cuban café is to Miami what the diner is to many towns in northern New Jersey and the drive-thru is to LA. It's the kind of restaurant that says a lot about the place where it's located—and a spot where you can get anything from a great cup of home-style coffee to a satisfying dinner and everything in between.
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