Half the place is blocked off by a makeshift wall.
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They blocked off the road for 254 miles around it.
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The following streets will be blocked off between 22020 a.m.
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The road had been blocked off just past the stop.
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We had March and April blocked off to finish this album.
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Many streets are blocked off because they have not been cleared.
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The possibility of a return home should never be blocked off.
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The classrooms where the shooting took place have been blocked off.
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The spots where the control keys should be are blocked off.
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Police blocked off the crime scene while tortillas still cooked nearby.
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The gondola lift terminal is now blocked off by barbed wire.
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Lots of streets would be blocked off as a result of that.
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A large area around the blast site remained blocked off hours later.
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Those were blocked off by rope, and radiated heat in shimmering waves.
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You're blocked off from the world, and you're like, ONLY I MATTER.
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In fact, the court has blocked off all next week for testimony.
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The police were quickly notified and street is now being blocked off.
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Swedish police blocked off the area and evacuated a nearby train station.
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Law enforcement blocked off the streets surrounding those areas as they investigated.
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The Houthis have blocked off roads with shipping containers and cement blocks.
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We're told cops blocked off the street before finally shutting it down.
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Live traffic cameras showed an escalated emergency response in the area; at least five fire trucks blocked off the intersection immediately near the scene, and a line of police cars blocked off traffic near Times Square's TKTS booth.
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Officers with rifles blocked off the area around where Sunday&aposs shooting unfolded.
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Large sections of the streets were blocked off with police tape, video showed.
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Authorities blocked off the neighborhood and searched for Munn for approximately three hours.
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The other three countries, by contrast, are blocked off because of US sanctions.
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"Blocked" off the EP is the prettiest eye-roll I've heard in years.
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They should have blocked off the street and kept people 100 yards apart.
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A section of the bleachers had also been blocked off with yellow tape.
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Many roads are wrecked or blocked off, and the island faces fuel shortages.
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Iraqi authorities have previously blocked off internet access in the face of protests.
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Not being so blocked off from the world other than my own community.
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Some of the tunnels were blocked off with signs warning hikers of danger.
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The surrounding streets are blocked off, and two snipers pace the school's roof.
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Traffic is jammed: Fifth Avenue businesses are blocked off and in shell shock.
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Law enforcement blocked off the roads, and waited for the group to emerge.
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We couldn't even go back to our hotel because it was all blocked off.
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"The whole block was blocked off by the police and the paramedics," said Ramadan.
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We drove out there, to the protest area, which the police had blocked off.
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Reporters on the scene tweeted photos of the center blocked off by police tape.
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I have blocked off a solid period of time for the studio next month.
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Police had blocked off the area around it and no one was in danger.
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Ninety minutes were blocked off, though these events typically extend past the allotted span.
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Photos posted to social media showed the airports D-concourse blocked off by police.
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At the weekend, the streets of the poor neighborhoods are blocked off for games.
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"Due to the ongoing investigation, Pride Rock and surrounding areas are still blocked off."
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The RGA has blocked off $220006 million in the race to replace Minnesota Gov.
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At Hoboken Terminal, the police blocked off a main entrance to the PATH station.
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In Monmouth Beach, N.J., some flooded streets were blocked off with orange traffic cones.
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Protesters in #Atlanta have blocked off the interstate despite efforts to keep them off.
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We were trying to get to the nearest hospital, and the roads were blocked off.
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Patches of grass that draw even closer to the edge are blocked off with signs.
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Authorities have blocked off a portion of the wooded area and put up "Danger!" signs.
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By evening, the crowds were gone and police cordons blocked off some of the shops.
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This area is blocked off from the rest of the convention by a black curtain.
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Access to PK5 was blocked off by improvised barricades on Sunday, a Reuters witness said.
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For now, the top section has been blocked off to reduce the risk of falls.
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Station employees blocked off the cars at the KFC, dashing the hopes of line jumpers.
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Security services have also blocked off many parts of the region and banned public gatherings.
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FDNY blocked off the street Wednesday as the wicker casket was removed from the home.
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Some areas will be blocked off during construction, but the library itself will never close.
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As much as it was fortified and blocked off, the Green Zone remained a target.
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The deputies also apparently drove onto a road that was blocked off because of flooding.
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Baghlan-Mazar-e-Sharif highway was also blocked off to traffic for several hours. Oct.
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It had no sprinklers and several exits were blocked off with roll-down security shutters.
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Police have blocked off traffic while they investigate the incident and make sure it's safe.
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"They were directing traffic and had part of the parking lot blocked off," Sanders said.
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With a reprieve from the heat, the blocked-off road becomes a bustling human sea.
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More than 1,000 people reportedly marched toward the embassy, which was blocked off by barricades.
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Crews blocked off storm drains to prevent the foam from spilling into nearby creeks, Matlow said.
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Police blocked off one lane for the demonstrators, but they then moved into the other lanes.
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"We're just blocked off from civilization," Braggs resident Carrie Ross, 35, told the New York Times.
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CNN affiliate WSOC reported that protesters blocked off a road, in northeast Charlotte about 8 p.m.
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At least seven police vehicle were in a residential area blocked off by yellow police tape.
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They blocked off the village and denied nuclear weapons or radiation were involved in the crash.
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Local residents and witnesses told French television stations that the surrounding area had been blocked off.
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Two residents said soldiers had blocked off the road leading to the protected site in Wau.
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In the early game, most of your deserted island will be blocked off by impassable rivers.
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Even though I had the time blocked off on my calendar, my phone kept blowing up.
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Many roads were blocked off in Ahmedabad, shops shut and police stationed on rooftops and balconies.
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Dozens of police vehicles rushed to the largely residential area and blocked off much of the neighborhood.
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On Tuesday afternoon, the police had blocked off the building, allowing in only residents who showed identification.
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Protesters temporarily blocked off the northern Kowloon-side end of the oldest harbour tunnel, smashing toll booths.
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Protesters temporarily blocked off the northern Kowloon-side end of the oldest harbor tunnel, smashing toll booths.
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At his events, journalists are required to stay in a particular area that is usually blocked off.
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The Tree of Life synagogue is closed, the entrance blocked off by fencing and a temporary memorial.
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A Las Vegas police officer stands by a blocked off area near the Mandalay Bay casino, Tuesday.
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When police arrived, they blocked off an area of Jones Bay Wharf in the suburb of Pyrmont.
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I happily blocked off some time on my calendar and we ended up talking for an hour.
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We parked the car on a church lot, because the police had all the streets blocked off.
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The group immediately headed to the blocked-off private dining room to get away from prying eyes.
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The building was evacuated due to a hazmat situation and Louis Pasteur Drive has been blocked off.
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The site by the sea where the tankers used to dump their load has been blocked off.
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The appointment didn't take very long and my calendar at work is blocked off until 230 a.m.
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Her street was blocked off, so she had to park around the corner and was escorted in.
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"We were trying to get to the nearest hospital but the roads were blocked off," she says.
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Part of the garden was blocked off by guards and I heard a helicopter landing behind it.
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Main roads are typically blocked off with rows of buses, and smaller side streets with patrol cars.
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By the time I reached Madison Avenue, I found the street entirely blocked off by police barriers.
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And as the police in San Diego blocked off streets, hundreds of miles north, in Fresno, Calif.
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"It blocked off all of a sudden, right away, with five or six cop cars," he said.
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Traffic was blocked off in the area, and a shelter was set up at a nearby church.
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The rally was banned and heavily armed security forces and large police trucks blocked off key streets.
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Tara and Heath find a blocked off bridge with a small campsite which turns out to be abandoned.
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"The roads were blocked off (by) furniture, brooms, sticks and stones," police captain Mali Govender said in statement.
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Officers evacuated other residents of the complex in the middle of the night and blocked off adjacent roads.
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Some sang "America the Beautiful" at one point, while the White House was blocked off throughout the event.
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Police blocked off traffic in a Highlands Ranch neighborhood Tuesday evening and appeared to be searching a home.
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Police blocked off roads to Liaquat Bagh park in the city of Rawalpindi but thousands arrived on foot.
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You were walking through a blocked off area and someone ran through posts to run over her foot.
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Capitol Police blocked off roads leading to Ford, which is less than half a mile from the Capitol.
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This year, for the first time, the Council of Fashion Designers of America blocked off the 9 a.m.
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For 20 years, the center has blocked off female-only hours to accommodate the area's large Hasidic population.
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Perhaps others find him difficult to read precisely because he has deliberately blocked off a part of himself.
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At worst, the airway becomes completely blocked off, suffocating the person until their bodies reflexively gasp for air.
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Surveys have found that nearly half of people use the blocked-off streets for at least three hours.
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Hundreds of La Paz's public minibus drivers blocked off main access points to the city to demand gasoline.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has blocked off the month of January for the trial of the president.
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There, the Kremlin had blocked off traffic for a pedestrian festival celebrating "Russia's Victorious Past" (hence the pagan idol).
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I like to plan them way in advance, so they are blocked off on my calendar ahead of time.
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A few miles away, yellow police tape and dark FBI vans still blocked off the Borderline Bar and Grill.
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It's surrounded by tall hedges, blocked off by a large gate, and completely hidden from view from the street.
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But police blocked off the streets and surrounded a parking garage where they believed the shooters were, she explained.
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On Monday, her normal route was blocked off due to the city's major flooding, so she took a detour.
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Security was tight, with access to the area around the GPO completely blocked off to the public on Sunday.
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Shop fronts were locked, and riot police surrounded the headquarters of the opposition MDC and blocked off nearby streets.
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The smoke-blackened Intercontinental building, an imposing 1960s structure on a hill overlooking Kabul, remained blocked off on Monday.
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On Tuesday, a crowd of reporters gathered around the townhouse, which the police had blocked off with yellow tape.
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I write, study, work on problems and read (and my schedule is blocked off so I have minimal distractions).
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Pedestrian and vehicle traffic around the White House were blocked off by police, which is routine in such incidents.
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Turkey has closed its border with the area and even blocked off portions of it with a concrete wall.
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Our sources say the guests have blocked off their schedules for the gig and there's no going back now.
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On Monday, local police had blocked off the entrance to Sun City, the retirement community where Mr. Paddock lived.
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The shooting set off large marches across the twin cities and, at one point, blocked off a major highway.
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Sections of the stadium were often blocked off to avoid the sight of fans sunbathing in their own rows.
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Aisles were blocked off by haphazardly placed bins of product, and cleaning equipment was left out in the open.
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But the decision proved popular, and fairgoers of all ages filled the center and the blocked-off street outside.
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After it was deactivated, access to the control center was blocked off, although it has since been re-accessed.
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Police blocked off roads inside Ofra as a way of keeping out activists who may try to join the protest.
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But, with the city collapsing due to Dany's dragonfire attacks, the escape routes from the castle were all blocked off.
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Even more upsetting to some employees is the fact that the company has blocked off internal access to Dragonfly's code.
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Mary Augustine was not too pleased on January 30, 2016 when her shop was blocked off by a campaign event.
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Angry civilians have blocked off highways and squared off with riot police, wresting control of water distribution from the government.
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After the fall, officials immediately blocked off the area and determined that it was best to destroy the collapsed home.
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"Tens of buildings have collapsed and roads are blocked off," said Marios Apostolides, the divisional commander of the fire brigade.
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Streets around the movie theater were blocked off and a police helicopter hovered in the air after the incident ended.
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Streets around the movie theater were blocked off and a police helicopter hovered in the air after the incident ended.
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"North Korea is currently just about the world's most isolated country, it is already totally blocked-off," the paper said.
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As a child, Ms Gordon determined never to "settle for a blocked-off man like husbands of my mother's generation".
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By morning, authorities had reopened most streets nearby, but they still blocked off West 23rd Street, where the blast happened.
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Time-blocking. They blocked off a set amount of time at the same time every day to pursue their dream.
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Demonstrators blocked off the the Paraguayan side of Friendship Bridge on Friday until it reopened the next day at dawn.
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Depending on where a spinal cord injury takes place, different "exits" on the highways are blocked off, severely impacting movement.
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The accident has created a mess on the street and police and other emergency vehicles have blocked off the area.
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The areas reserved for the coffee spills are blocked off with liquid frisket, a watercolor product that dries into latex.
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Soldiers were still sweeping the jungle for buried explosives and had blocked off many dirt roads leading to the lagoon.
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The street was blocked off by the police, and residents said that officers appeared to be searching Ms. Sturgess's room.
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Members of the N.T.S.B. blocked off part of the golf course on Tuesday morning as they inspected the crash site.
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Officers blocked off an area from Kapiʻolani Regional Park on one end and Diamond Head Beach Park on the other.
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The police blocked off some of New York City's most glutted arteries at the peak of the holiday season rush.
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"Football had it blocked off on training camp schedule developed in summer!" a spokesman wrote in an email Monday morning.
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They congregate in front of the parliament, which police, summoned from across the island, have blocked off with steel barriers.
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For four hours on Wednesday, the staircase leading down to Broadway Station in Williamsburg was blocked off and completely submerged.
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Protesters have blocked off one lane of the road, yet passing motorists hoot their horns not in anger but in support.
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Local and federal law enforcement swarmed the community and blocked off access to the church hours after residents reported hearing gunfire.
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The details: Waze gave a USA Today reporter directions onto a street blocked off because of the fire, per the paper.
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If sinkholes or open shafts — which had been blocked off with dirt and wood — occur, the Interior Department is called in.
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Jodhpur's Maharaja and his family still live in a private wing of the palace, which is blocked off from hotel guests.
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At one Mexico City demonstration, a group of a few hundred sex workers and queer activists blocked off a main road.
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The day before, Philadelphia held its first Philly Open Streets, with 10 miles of streets blocked off for cyclists and pedestrians.
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"It was this feeling that you've blocked off the lifeline for the industry going forward," he said of the original restrictions.
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On Sunday afternoon, the police had blocked off all foot and car traffic on the roadway near the New Jersey home.
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Dozens of officers descended on the neighborhood, some arriving in armored police vehicles, and blocked off several streets around the house.
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Mexican police and soldiers have reportedly blocked off highways into the city and many major streets, leaving the city on lockdown.
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The actual entrance to the arena, which has a statue of Bryant, was blocked off by fences because of the Grammys.
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Amid a light drizzle, thousands of protestor gathered in front of Argentina's Congressional Palace, blocked off by police with metal barricades.
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Sometimes certain ingredients will be blocked off; other times you'll be cooking in the arctic and sliding around on the ice.
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Over the weekend, the police had blocked off the road in the Dunedin neighborhood while a bomb squad searched the area.
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Large parts of the city were blocked off by riot police, although the protests have reduced in scale compared with November.
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The rescue crews had trouble reaching the location because of a road that had been blocked off by rising water, Merritt said.
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They're subject to delays in getting appointments and in navigating restrictions and … some women are just blocked off from accessing care entirely.
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He has also blocked off the last week before the election to parachute into states where he could have the most impact.
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"We're already writing and working on new music and have the whole fall blocked off" to be in the studio, she said.
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The authorities blocked off several streets in central Moscow for Sunday's event, sealing in the marchers with metal fencing guarded by police.
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A Reuters reporter saw two small tents erected at the blocked-off crime scene, close to offices used by Swiss bank UBS.
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He argues that it's the only option with the Senate Judiciary Committee all but blocked off as an avenue for further investigations.
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The country's National Guard then blocked off 11 rigs with its boats, and Venezuela seized the subsidiary's oil rigs and other equipment.
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Shop fronts were locked, and riot police surrounded the headquarters of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change and blocked off nearby streets.
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Many wore shirts that read "You Can't Play With Black Lives" as they blocked off the railway, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported.
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The neighborhood was almost completely blocked off to the public; protesters gathered at a park in Beverly Hills about five miles away.
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"We're just blocked off from civilization," said Carrie Ross, 35, a nurse in Braggs whose family has lived in town for years.
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The morning hours blocked off for unstructured executive time are often interspersed with tweets responding to television commentary on Mr. Mueller's report.
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On weekend nights, the street gets blocked off from traffic, so comparisons to Bourbon and Beale streets and the like are inevitable.
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Officials said the casualty total might have been even higher had much of the city not been blocked off for Ghani's visit.
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Bonin and half of the team visited an elderly woman whose home was blocked off from the main road by a fallen tree.
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One week, the Paul Blart: Mall Cop sequel came out and they blocked off our entire street to let people ride on Segways.
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In April off the coast of Newfoundland, cargo ships had to find new routes because their old ones were blocked off by icebergs.
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Police had previously blocked off streets around the 17-story structure, which was among the first high-rises built in the Iranian capital.
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On Tuesday, the sit-in area and eastern Khartoum were blocked off from the capital's centre by barriers that the protesters have erected.
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The eagerly awaited connector was originally scheduled to open last summer, but remained blocked off by a black metal gate and construction barriers.
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I am currently locked in a room, safe with all the lights off and the door is blocked off with heavy medical machines.
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But because of the frequent events being held there, spaces are often barricaded and blocked off, making it hard for locals to navigate.
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At federal police frontlines near the Old City, forces blocked off roads with earthen barricades to stop suicide car bombers reaching their troops.
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Customer seating is blocked off with caution tape at a Burger King restaurant that is open for to-go orders only, March 17.
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The surrounding streets have been blocked off and news reports say that some 200 police officers have been deployed to secure the area.
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Flowers being set up at LA Live for Kobe BryantThe Grammys are at Staples Center tonight, so plaza in front is blocked off.
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"Think about the amount of coastline, especially in developed nations like the United States, that is private or blocked off," Siders pointed out.
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The main roads leading to the fort were blocked off and police did not let pedestrians go to nearby temples or shopping areas.
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The Moon's far side is blocked off from the radio noise of Earth, and could serve as a potential location for a radio telescope.
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Keeping your pet blocked-off from the in-home delivery area will help prevent your pet from escaping or approaching the driver during delivery.
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So far, it has charred 35,969 acres of land, forced more than 82,000 people to evacuate their homes, and blocked off major transportation corridors.
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At the time of the first explosion, restaurant staff had blocked off the area around the vault because of a strange odor, Lopez said.
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Existing walls have blocked off or divided the habitats of rare animals, including the jaguar, ocelot, and the jaguarundi, a type of wild cat.
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Rick and his Alexandria-bound pals discover a blocked-off highway on-ramp, which they surmise must lead to one of the Saviors' facilities.
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In the hours after the explosion, large numbers of police and security force personnel blocked off the site, parts of which were on fire.
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Shortly after the explosion, all roads in Wazir Akbar Khan were blocked off by Afghan security forces and helicopters were deployed over the neighborhood.
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As some counterprotesters began to disperse, a car appeared on a street that at least some demonstrators had believed was blocked off to traffic.
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The Democratic Governors Association has blocked off $20 million in fall advertising in Michigan, Nevada, Ohio and Wisconsin — all states held by Republican governors.
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Runners were funneled into a blocked-off starting area, where their bibs were checked and confirmed both upon entry and at the starting line.
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Even as of Thursday, the bridge was still blocked off to all but local traffic, thanks to a gate patrolled by police and volunteers.
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The incident happened in a road that is partly blocked off with large concrete cubes that prevent direct access to streets adjoining the embassy.
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When I skirt the edge of Upton Park to get a better view, I find myself blocked off by yet another line of policemen.
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A 'Malay pride' rally blocked off Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur in a show of strength following an anti-government rally dominated by Malaysian-Chinese.
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Residents of smaller cities located hours from metropolises like Wuhan or Beijing faced particularly long waits as some roads were blocked off to outsiders.
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By early evening, police tape still blocked off a portion of the walkway, and bystanders were gathered on a small pier overlooking the embankment.
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Main roads in Baghdad were barricaded by security forces and the city's Green Zone, which houses foreign missions, were blocked off with concrete barriers.
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There were yellow city buses to ferry passengers to airports and train stations, but their drivers were blocked off by plastic sheeting and tape.
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Some streets had been blocked off and an abundance of law enforcement officers were on patrol, telling curious onlookers and residents to get going.
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Helicopters circled from the early morning and access to Taksim Square and Istiklal, a main commercial thoroughfare, was entirely blocked off with metal barriers.
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But streets were calm, with children playing soccer on one road in San Cristobal blocked off at past elections to accommodate long voter lines.
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Now they are bottled up in a small pocket of territory, with escape routes across the desert and toward Syria blocked off by Iraqi paramilitaries.
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Locals were incensed: They torched buses, tossed a Molotov cocktail into a public transportation van and blocked off entrances to the site of the confrontation.
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It was "very cute," says an onlooker, adding that the Weeknd made sure security guards were around and that things were blocked off for Gomez.
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In a video posted to YouTube , Timothy Buchanan showed the eight-legged critter darting around his iMac screen, completely blocked off from the outside world.
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" — Mark Wallheiser "A group of protesters blocked off one of the lanes on Airlines Highway near the Baton Rouge police department headquarters on July 9th.
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The ties to those you love are easily broken and the arteries of family and friendship can be blocked off by anger, loss, and illness.
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To make this happen, the researchers used Chematica's already-existing synthesis software, but blocked off certain patented steps in the synthesis pathways of various drugs.
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Organizers cut the Scotiabank Arena in half and blocked off the upper level, but as the show got underway there were sections of seats unoccupied.
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Afterward, a few blocks away, Mr. Williams, one of the film's producers, entertained a crowd that thronged a blocked-off street and filled apartment balconies.
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It's an exercise in nostalgic avant-gardism, a retro-modernist trip down aesthetic paths that have long since been blocked off, overgrown or paved over.
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" Marchers chanted "our streets" and briefly faced off with police at barricades near the park, which the city had blocked off, yelling "let us through.
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A cut and painted T-shirt blocked off my distinguishing characteristics while I was surrounded by four other equally ambiguous faces covered by makeshift masks.
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A reporter for The Aberdeen American News at the scene of the spill said on Twitter that the area was blocked off by emergency vehicles.
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Saturday, the street had been blocked off by police tape and barricades, said Mike Picereli, 213, who watched from the pizza shop where he works.
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An A.T.F. vehicle was parked on the street near Mr. Conditt's house, which was blocked off, though the official presence had thinned considerably since Wednesday.
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Will American shad, striped bass and other fish return to early spawning grounds that were blocked off starting in the mid-1700s by early settlers?
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For hours on Sunday, police tape blocked off Starr Street from Irving Avenue to Knickerbocker Avenue, and no one was allowed in Maria Hernandez Park.
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Roads leading to popular protest areas are blocked off, lined with security forces slumped up against buildings or napping on the hoods of their Humvee vehicles.
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Gunmen who followed the initial attack appeared to have barricaded themselves into a building and security forces blocked off a large area in the city center.
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It's unclear at this time what caused the fire, but fire trucks are on the scene and cops have blocked off the streets surrounding the building.
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While it's full of lots of locked doors and blocked off areas, it's also very open, letting you explore different areas in any order you wish.
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Sibanye's Cooke site appeared quiet on Monday with the road to the Cooke 1 and 2 shafts blocked off by a chain strung along three barrels.
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Protesters blocked off the road in front of the convention site in Burlingame and police used batons to prevent protesters from entering the building, CNN reports.
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Workers have blocked off the nest with caution tape and the festival has hired a security guard to make sure no one tampers with the nest.
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Hong Kong police said they arrested five people during clashes at the airport Tuesday night after protesters had blocked off access to immigration for departing passengers.
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Tourists and residents gathered along the area blocked off by police tape; one group of men posed for a photograph with the building looming behind them.
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The bathroom that had previously been open during breaks in the trial was now blocked off, and Zuck's security team demanded that I stay out of eyesight.
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A hotel employee also told entertainment trade magazine Venues Today that many of the rooms were empty and the 29th through 33rd floors were blocked off Tuesday.
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Thousands of attendees flocked to the blocked off area after work to enjoy the open bars, free food and AOL-branded booths, including one for The Runner.
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When they arrived at West 47th Street and Avenue of the Americas, a long block from the club, they found it blocked off by a police barricade.
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We took the C train from 125th to 72nd to take the crosstown bus — only to find Park Drive blocked off with bleachers for the forthcoming parade.
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Roads were blocked off in the town of Mingora as Yousafzai, known universally by her first name, flew in by military helicopter with her parents and brother.
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Several key roads in Rawalpindi, about 20 km (12 miles) from Islamabad, have been blocked off with containers ahead of Khan's planned appearance at a political rally.
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One of the spaces is a large room complete with a covered piano, and the other is a wide corridor that is blocked off, a dead end.
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On Sunday evening, Utica Avenue was blocked off to traffic as one or two police officers stood outside the building, whose entrance was surrounded by police tape.
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The concrete barriers, guarding against suicide attacks, have grown taller and stronger around every embassy and government building, and whole streets are blocked off from the public.
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According to Voigt, when these ingredients are consumed often, they can coat the tongue so that flavorings that would normally hit the taste buds are blocked off.
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Now, when the president visits, roads are blocked off, the Coast Guard patrols the shoreline, a no-fly zone is enacted, and the Secret Service is deployed.
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By the time CNN arrived at the scene last Wednesday, police had blocked off traffic on the coastal road that runs between Victoria Harbor and the skyscrapers.
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After the verdict was announced, protesters streamed into downtown St. Louis, where they chanted, waved signs and blocked off traffic in a show of disappointment and outrage.
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He's toed the party line on progressive policies, even participating in a recent demonstration on family separation, in which he blocked off an entire street with Reps.
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Other efforts have focused on finding shafts on the mountainside that might serve as a back door to the blocked-off areas where the missing may be sheltering.
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Our sources say S.W.A.T. has been called to the scene and the streets around it have been blocked off while they try to resolve the standoff with Corbett.
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This gave Shira an idea: since the children couldn't have visitors and were blocked off from the story area, she could read the kids stories by filming herself.
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During Wednesday's protest, as House members linked arms and blocked off 15th Street, Crowley collapsed in the street due to heat exhaustion, but recovered at a nearby restaurant.
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" Chenelle Marshall, a 27-year-old New Jersey resident whose car was parked near 27th and Broadway: "We came outside everything was blocked off, a lot of commotion.
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She said a "permanent security zone" would add additional convenience to boaters who would be able to know the exact parts of the river that are blocked off.
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In our cramped city of more than eight million people, there are still spaces and places that are blocked off, hidden behind walls, or resting below our feet.
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Also, I recently returned from a weekend away and it had this week blocked off for me as a trip to New York, which is where I live.
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We had community leaders speaking out against the atrocities, and DPD blocked off a good amount of the roads so the protesters could go on the streets conveniently.
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Large black screens blocked off the prime minister's official residence on Jerusalem's Balfour Street on Thursday, making it difficult to ascertain what was happening on the other side.
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The odds are near impossible — Trump is in charge of the GOP, and the Republican National Committee has taken steps to ensure a potential challenger is blocked off.
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" It was now incumbent upon him to find her a cab, on a crowded, blocked-off Fifth Avenue that looked like a double-page spread in "Where's Waldo?
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In DC, protesters with Extinction Rebellion, Black Lives Matter DMV, and other groups in Washington, DC, blocked off several intersections during the morning rush hour commute, disrupting traffic.
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Since Hollywood Boulevard was still blocked off with traffic cone barricades, I took the longer way home down Sunset as the In-N-Out rumbled uneasily in my stomach.
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Security forces blocked off the area around the hospital, near a busy traffic intersection, and special forces soldiers descended on to the roof of the main building from helicopters.
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A woman who lives in a mobile home park was out shopping and wasn't able to get home because the area is blocked off, she told CNN affiliate KABC.
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So, using the time-blocking strategy I learned from those 38 self-made millionaires in my study, I blocked off time early in the morning from 5-8 a.m.
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The China News Service, a state-run news agency, said that the police in Qingyuan — an industrial and commercial center — had blocked off roads to catch the person responsible.
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One weekend during my visit, police blocked off a main avenue downtown, and people dressed in red, the official chavista color, began arriving on buses, carrying pro-government signs.
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Amid the crack of gunfire, a special forces unit blasted a hole in the concrete wall around the compound and entered the site as police blocked off surrounding streets.
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At least 600 people blocked off the main road leading to White Nile bridge, which connects Omdurman to Sudan's capital, and set up barricades as riot police looked on.
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Last month the government began taking down miles of towering concrete blast walls that surrounded the area, and blocked off many official buildings, former palaces, embassies and villas inside.
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Two vertical windows allow for side lighting, but for this exhibition they've been blocked off, to let Johns's grimy but pearlescent ink on plastic drawings shine in dim light.
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Ms. Green, who lives nearby, said she tried to drive near the rabbi's home but found Forshay Road blocked off by a long line of ambulances and police cars.
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Police blocked off the road outside but waved in cars driven by people who said they were there to meet up with people who were at the distribution center.
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Maalouf said activists are building a legal case against the new beach development, which will include aerial photos showing that the blocked-off area was once on the shoreline.
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Police cars and crime scene tape blocked off access to the store, where the authorities said they had also responded to reports of a fire and a suspicious package.
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Police cars and crime scene tape blocked off access to the store, where the authorities said they had also responded to reports of a fire and a suspicious package.
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The first kidnapping took place on January 9 when an armed commando blocked off a road in the town of Arcelia and abducted 22 men and killed three others.
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The police were on high alert and blocked off streets in the area in an effort to avoid a repeat of last month's violence, which resulted in nine deaths.
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A church priest, Father Djokan Majstorovic, says he felt like he was "in a nightmare" as he tried to get to the fire scene that was blocked off by firefighters.
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Police have blocked off the quarter extending from the Rondpoint Schuman, the seat of the European Commission and the European Council, to the Maelbeek station, just a half-kilometer away.
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Heavily armed Colombian police and military waited at the ready as migrants with luggage hefted on their backs sprinted through illegal border crossings, their normal pathway to home blocked off.
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Roads in the central district of Bole where the shootout occurred were blocked off, residents said, but by 0630 GMT, calm appeared to have returned to the area, they said.
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So I got a second tour of Amsterdam, and because all the roads are blocked off, and we had to walk for two hours to get back to my hostel.
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Police blocked off a stretch of the tourist destination as investigators worked to determine the contents and owner of the luggage left outside a McDonald's restaurant, a police spokesman said.
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On Bird Road, where the lane closest to the sidewalk had been blocked off to allow for overflowing crowds, police lights bathed people in swirls of blue and red light.
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Chris Pontius: If we were filming and we had to step off the sidewalk and you couldn't see the street was blocked off, they wouldn't let us use the shot.
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Others remained holed up in classrooms, storage areas and bathrooms, unsure what to do as their panicking parents rushed as close to the blocked-off school as they could get.
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The stretch of Allen Street between 3rd and 6th Streets is blocked off to traffic, and it's fun to walk around and observe the Wild West kitsch and street performers.
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"Coalition forces, in coordination with Afghan Security Forces, informed local residents and blocked off the area before conducting these airstrikes to ensure their safety," Resolute Support said in a statement.
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" Menard, who was staying at the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa with his family, says beaches were blocked off Wednesday morning with "at least one policeman and staff posted around the entrances.
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Maduro's forces have also blocked off the city's main highway, and his supporters have asked nearby residents to go to the presidential palace in a show of support for the dictator.
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The rally comes on the one year anniversary of white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, where on Saturday, police blocked off streets and mobilized hundreds of officers downtown as a precaution.
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He was one of the figures who brokered the Faizabad agreement in late 2017, when protesters blocked off roads into capital Islamabad, in an incident that further stoked civilian-military tensions.
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Black smoke rose into the sky and explosions reverberated around the Abu Salim and Hadba districts, and a witness said a major road nearby had been blocked off with shipping containers.
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The Deauville has been completely blocked off and come under close surveillance, a result of the uproar from residents and businesses surrounding the hotel (one local outlet described it as "abandoned").
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The firefighter helped at the hospital after the wounded were wheeled into surgery, then rushed back to the crime scene, lights flashing and sirens wailing, speeding down the blocked-off roads.
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When residents woke up Saturday, all entrances to the downtown mall were blocked off, apart from two checkpoints, where police looked through people's bags for lighters, knives or any other weapons.
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" She adds, "I'm also vigilant about making sure that when I have that proactive time blocked off, I try not to do it in little 30-minute increments here and there.
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Conceived as an extension of Saadiyat Island by lead architect Jean Nouvel, the museum couldn't get under way until contractors blocked off a section of the sea and drained all the water.
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A memorial for the children has been expanding as many locals have been placing pink teddy bears and flowers outside the charred home, which has been blocked off with yellow caution tape.
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"If the government doesn't meet our demands, central London will get progressively more blocked off through mass participation actions, which could mean people sitting in the road forever, not going," he adds.
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"One of the main roadways in front of Sandals (resort) has been blocked off by debris and fallen trees," Nassau resident Denzil Sirra told CNN, adding his house had not been damaged.
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Parts of Brisbane's central business district has been blocked off and turned into New York City's downtown for the film, which will be used for filming until Thursday, according to ABC News.
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Almost half of small British businesses would prefer to trade with the U.S. than other major international markets if blocked off from the European Union after Brexit, according to a new report.
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Einspahr was arrested in minutes in a nearby neighborhood after police got a vehicle description and blocked off the area, sheriff's spokesman Corporal Matthew Turner said in a phone interview on Monday.
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He has pledged a series of changes, including a crackdown on unlicensed construction which is thought to have worsened the fire and blocked off escape routes for residents fleeing toward the sea.
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Fashion Review They were protesting in Milan over the weekend, the far-right and the anti-fascists alike; streets blocked off, intersections crowded by blue-helmeted riot policemen, tension in the air.
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SWAT teams, state police, and federal agents converged on the scene, and police blocked off the area, which in addition to the school and supermarket included a hair salon and other shops.
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SWAT teams, state police and federal agents converged on the scene, and police blocked off the area, which in addition to the school and supermarket included a hair salon and other shops.
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"A blocked-off liner look works for round eyes because it really brings out the [shape] of your eyes, as opposed to trying to fake upturned corners with a winged tip," says Ciucci.
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The West Bank has been sealed off for the next several days; 83,000 Ramadan and family visit travel permits have been suspended; and the West Bank city of Yatta has been blocked off.
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In this part of Sonoma County, the wildfires have been cordoned off from the general public: Roads are blocked off and guarded by police, emergency shelters and well-intentioned volunteers are in abundance.
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The problem with trusting robots became more obvious during another round of experiments in which the guide robot led people not to an exit, but to a dark room blocked off by furniture.
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They still had to organize the footage and send it off to Molly's editor to put the videos together, and then schedule them to post for the weeks they blocked off for traveling.
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The police and troops blocked off parts of the city center as farmers and students marched for a third day, carrying signs that said "No more corruption" and demanded the resignation of Morales.
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Shouting "Disgrace!" and "Bibi go home!" they set tires on fire, blocked off streets and railed against Mr. Netanyahu for allowing the conflict to end without a more decisive blow to the Palestinians.
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On Tuesday night, a stretch of Baltic Street with the housing complex buildings on either side was blocked off by police tape and vehicles, as officers flooded the block and helicopters buzzed overhead.
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According to the emails, Bill Clinton blocked off days of his schedule last year to join his wife's debate prep sessions ahead of the first primary debate in Las Vegas on Oct. 15.
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A lifelong resident, Gladys Rosario, said she recently downloaded Citizen, a cellphone application that sends crime alerts, to figure out when it was safe to go out and what streets were blocked off.
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One member of Dor Hadash talked of missing the first night of Dr. Rabinowitz's shiva because of concerns that the roads would be blocked off by huge protest marches for a presidential visit.
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Students hurrying around expressed their annoyance with the intrusion from the press, finding their normal paths to class are blocked off by acres of fencing manned by police and Secret Service agents keeping guard.
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The director and designer Jim Findlay built a special set for the performance, with two tiers of seats encircling a nine-foot Steinway on a stage blocked off from the auditorium by dark curtains.
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Indian security forces have blocked off most major roads and cut off phone and internet lines around the region — a common strategy to prevent large protests and the spread of information critical of authorities.
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Once he had a hold of his hand, Ahmed says Conor pulled him in and grabbed the phone out of his hand ... allegedly proceeding to stomp on it while his bodyguards blocked off Ahmed.
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Presenting itself as a miniature sports arena of sorts, Lund has positioned a ping pong table in the center of the Los Angeles gallery, blocked off by banner dividers with sporadic bench seating behind them.
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Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, and Google have all built rival digital assistants that have been seen as walled gardens blocked off from each other, and this partnership signals a move to make them work better together.
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Several key roads in the heart of the capital, where violence between races has played out in the past, were blocked off by police as evidence grew that Najib's coalition was on the back foot.
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So literally some days I only had a few hours blocked off to write, and then there were a lot of days where I was just lying around and spending a couple of hours writing.
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Scores of young people, some dressed in black T-shirts with the words "HK is not China", were searched by police in the area and roads were blocked off with metal barricades to prevent trouble.
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For the past 20 years the Metropolitan Recreation Center pool has blocked off certain hours for female-only swimming in consideration of the local Hasidic Jewish population, which abides by strict rules pertaining to modesty.
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Additionally, I was also offered the opportunity to check my bag for free at the airport counter, as well as having the seat next to me blocked off so I could have it to myself.
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"In the course of his preparation, Harris blocked off an area of the second floor that included a second stairwell, which effectively reduced the upstairs guests to a single point of escape," the documents said.
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Moments after the attack on Friday, Sweden's Parliament was placed on lockdown, trains were canceled and the police, who blocked off the affected area, urged people to stay at home and avoid the city center.
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The previous August, when ICE's Homeland Security Investigations raided a home, Oakland police officers had blocked off traffic, and immigration advocates accused Schaaf of working hand-in-glove with ICE — a no-no in progressive Oakland.
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For the first time, every cross street along the parade route will be blocked off, extra insurance that a vehicle cannot be used to attack the crowds as in the deadly July assault in Nice, France.
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"The condition of women, children and men aboard the Alex, which is still blocked off Lampedusa, is rapidly deteriorating," Mediterranea said on Twitter shortly before Malta said it would send a boat to pick them up.
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Port employees said that all operations had ceased on Thursday morning at Umm Qasr port as the entrance was still blocked off and trucks and staff were unable to get in or out of the complex.
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Standing outside the handsome 18th Century arsenal-turned-parliament in the Parc de la Ciutadella, you could hear celebratory shouts from the crowd several hundred yards away, blocked off by hundreds of local and national police.
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On an evening in the week after the 2016 election, the N.Y.P.D. blocked off Fifty-second Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, and Donald Trump pulled up outside the 21 Club with members of his family.
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This time of year, San Francisco's streets are blocked off so companies like Oracle and Salesforce can bring in thousands of customers for several days of presentations, coffee and performances by Milli Vanilli-era pop stars.
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How Artspan's juried local art show resulted in an assortment of reproductions on branded banners hanging on the fences surrounding Super Bowl City's port-o-potties and playground, many blocked off by generators and trash bins.
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Security was tight, with streets around City Hall blocked off to to cars, City Hall Park padlocked closed, heavily armed police officers patrolling the area and bomb-sniffing dogs deployed in the City Hall subway station.
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Pumping out water hasn&apost solved the problem, so the attention has focused on finding shafts on the mountainside that might serve as a back door to the blocked-off areas where the missing may be sheltering.
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This first ride out on the Tarmac, doing a couple laps of Prospect Park, whose inner loop is usually blocked off for cyclists and runners, I felt more at peace than I have in quite some time.
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In converting the Long Gallery on the fourth floor from a series of blocked-off units to a single gorgeous stretch of salon-style exhibition space, the renovating architects were following one of Kahn's original working drawings.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The humanitarian evacuation of 250 people from two Syrian towns besieged by pro-government forces and another 250 from two towns blocked off by rebels began on Wednesday, coordinated by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent.
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Which works, considering that you have to walk about 12 miles a day out to get anywhere at this convention—the way the streets are blocked off downtown, it's impossible to park within decent proximity to anything.
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Though traffic was blocked off in Beijing in anticipation of Kim's arrival, police in the Chinese capital appeared to be much less strict compared to the North Korean leader's three previous visits to the country in 2018.
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And, in preparing for the party, Mr. Harris had "blocked off an area of the second floor that included a second stairwell, which effectively reduced the upstairs guests to a single point of escape," the documents said.
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After officers blocked off the area, a bomb squad swept the car, and law enforcement personnel removed several items from it, including what looked like pictures and documents from a cigar box, before towing the car away.
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But the events leading up to Mr. Rosselló's resignation were marked by near-continuous protests and several days of intense confrontations with the police, who blocked off the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan surrounding La Fortaleza.
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Despite this initial identification of 210,000 square yards to be blocked off, TC Energy did not update their website to reflect this number until Tuesday -- after media reports of the large increase in impact estimates were released.
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She's wearing a "Jesus Loves the Ark Encounter" T-shirt and is gently reminded by a staff member to please keep her hands—and her phone—out of the exhibit, which is blocked off with wooden pegs.
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Lawmakers made speeches to the crowd, congratulating them for standing up to the government and police -- who appeared to be completely wrong-footed by the speed in which protesters took over roads and blocked off the legislative complex.
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For weeks, Biden has blocked off time for debate prep on his schedule while on and off the campaign trail, according to sources familiar with his preparations, reading through briefing books and participating in question and answer sessions.
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Pumping out water hasn&apost solved the problem, so increasing efforts have been made to find shafts on the mountainside that might serve as a back door to the blocked-off areas where the missing may be sheltering.
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The protesters, most of them from outside Oregon, have blocked off the entrance road with a conscripted government vehicle, and each morning they haul out a photo-ready horse named Hellboy for a quick news conference with reporters.
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The 8,200-square-foot home, which last fall underwent upgraded security preparations in order to accommodate the family's arrival, is now blocked off to public access by concrete barriers, manned 24-7 by United States Secret Service officers.
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I'd learned where the informant's guards were stationed through a tapped phone line; I restocked on ammunition (and put on a flak jacket for good measure); I blocked off a potential escape route with my own getaway vehicle.
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Police had blocked off the site of the first blast and photographers, cameramen and reporters were standing around in a loose group when the bomber struck, killing seven journalists outright and wounding several, two of whom later died.
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ACUM leader Maia Sandu was sworn in as prime minister over the weekend and her government convened in parliament, while Filip's cabinet met in the government building, which was blocked off by police officers and Democratic Party supporters.
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I would do this last part on foot, and she would ride Messico into the blocked-off center of her hometown, where a crowd would cheer as the mayor reached up to hand her a bouquet of roses.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Police in the Chinese capital on Tuesday blocked off streets near a major military building, as hundreds of people wearing green camouflage uniforms chanted and waved national flags to protest against the loss of their posts.
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Even if a company is operating with a normal schedule, managers may still face a short staff due to local school closures, blocked off roads or unshoveled streets that all contribute to an employee calling out of work.
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His excursion out of the hotel caused a big stir with guests who were told to get behind a barricade while dozens of North Korean security men and Singapore police officers and government officials blocked off the lobby.
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South of Market Street, where many streets have been blocked off for logistics and security, is in District 24; so is Moscone Center, which is hosting the "NFL Experience Driven by Hyundai," the paid-entry portion of the festivities.
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Many protesters are still angry over police use of tear gas and rubber bullets to force people off the streets on June 12, when protesters successfully blocked off the city's legislature and prevented lawmakers from debating the extradition bill.
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On Friday, Ginza streets were blocked off as fire trucks raced by, and cranes rose to the help evacuate citizens participating in the drills that also featured fire extinguishing, emergency first-aid, rescue and transporting victims to safe shelters.
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The pair were among thousands who blocked off five major London bridges in November as part of a week-long protest by Extinction Rebellion, which included people gluing themselves to the gates of Downing Street, the prime minister's residence.
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The videos released by police under court order also show the usually bustling Strip blocked off; runways and airplanes at the nearby airport; and officers pointing their weapons and restraining two people about a mile away from the shooting site.
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Cleric Khadim Hussain Rizvi's Tehreek-e-Labbaik (TLP) party blocked off roads in Pakistan's biggest for three days last week and threatened the Supreme Court judges who acquitted Asia Bibi on Wednesday - urging their cooks and servants to kill them.
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So at first the current opioid epidemic — the deadliest drug crisis in US history — led traffickers to push heroin as a cheaper, more accessible alternative to opioid painkillers, which were increasingly blocked off to recreational users by government-restricted prescriptions.
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Khuluma Afrika, a local publication that refers to itself on its website as a "center for investigative journalism," reported that military vehicles had blocked off major roads in the capital and created a barrier around the state-owned Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation.
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Monument removal began in April Streets near the city's Lee Circle -- where the Robert E. Lee monument has stood for 133 years -- were blocked off by early Friday in preparation for the dismantling that's scheduled to begin sometime before 5 p.m.
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The streets of Washington, D.C. were almost entirely unimpeded the day after the Inauguration; the majority of the barriers that had blocked off traffic lay in neat stacks on street corners, leaving the city open for protesters to move freely.
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In a sign of just how seriously Democrats take their chances of beating Walker, the Democratic Governors Association has blocked off $4 million in television airtime to prop up their nominee as he or she restocks their campaign war chest.
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The crisis has heaped political pressure on the government ahead of a possible election in 2019 and hundreds of mainly young people blocked off one of Dublin's major thoroughfares on Wednesday in the first major street protest over the issue.
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If administrators blocked off a time period weekly to bring yoga into the classroom, they would be investing not only in the academic futures of their students, but giving them a long-term tool to manage their stress as well.
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Streets were blocked off as a police helicopter tracked the bull's movements, first at Coppin State University and then in a nearby neighborhood where the tranquilized bull was finally muscled into the back of a car trailer with a ramp.
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Protesters -- some of whom wore bandanas over their faces and carried Mexican flags -- blocked off the road in front of the Hyatt Regency here, forcing the GOP front-runner's motorcade to pull over along a concrete median outside the hotel's back entrance.
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That being said, simply saying that a bridge will be closed arguably isn't enough warning:When you live in a place like Los Angeles you more or less get used to streets and buildings being blocked off from the public for movie stunts.
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The literal spring of Ehrenreich's title is a water source used by the residents of Nabi Saleh, now blocked off by hardline Israeli settlers, a group Ehrenreich tries desperately to understand but seems always to leave even more appalled and baffled by.
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The area was heavily protected during Saddam Hussein's regime because of the palaces and residences for himself and family members, but it was not blocked off, since two of the capital's busiest thoroughfares, Haifa Street and 14th of July Boulevard, traversed it.
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So back in the 1990s, when electronics had arrived at a point where people could build headsets that blocked off actual reality and replaced it with a virtual version created inside a computer, it looked as if something world-changing might have arrived.
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The police had blocked off our street because that was an access road heading toward Washington, DC, and my mom and this police officer got into an argument as I was sitting in the front seat and the officer got really angry at my mom.
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Despite their best efforts to goad Trump supporters into a confrontation — protesters shouted "Racist!" and "Heil Trump!" at supporters as they walked through the gates — the protests went off peacefully, with police keeping them far away, and blocked off by a fence, from the arena.
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In the far northeast corner of Santa Rosa, James Barbee and his neighbors were circling streets blocked off by sheriffs' deputies, fire departments and National Guard troops, looking for some way to get through and check on their homes in Windsor to the north.
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As for the metaphorical spring, the so-called Arab Spring, according to many of the activists Ehrenreich encounters, that movement is blocked off by less visible systems like debt and class stratification that have crept up on the West Bank over the last decade.
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More than 40,000 people trapped in the Syrian village of Madaya, just 30 miles north of Damascus, are in desperate need of food, medical aid and supplies that have been blocked off for months while the city has been under siege by government forces.
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The assembled scholars seemed to believe that the American public needed to be reminded that history had ended some three decades past—that the ideological contents of lapsed Cold War battles had been long consigned to history's dustbin, and the road to socialism blocked off.
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RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistan on Friday blocked off roads into Islamabad, the capital, as an Islamist party that backs strict blasphemy laws staged a sit-in on a key highway, demanding the resignation of a minister it blames for changes to an electoral oath.
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Up in Henoko Bay, a fishing village where the Japanese and American governments agreed to move the Futenma air base a dozen years ago, a chain-link fence topped by barbed wire blocked off a long stretch of beach designated for a new runway.
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Ms. Barbas took me in an S.U.V. from the bridge's Tarrytown entrance across the 2,230-foot main span onto the water-hugging approach to Rockland County, stopping long before reaching the shore only because workers had blocked off a section to erect a sign gantry.
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Police blocked off a major intersection in a working class southern Beijing neighborhood, lining up police cars and vans along the road and forming a cordon to prevent people accessing the grounds of a small convention center where some of the protesters had gathered.
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Major roads were blocked off across Catalonia on Friday and several main streets in Barcelona were closed to traffic in anticipation of the marches, as well as picket lines that had begun springing up, while regional trains and the city's metro were running on a reduced timetable.
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Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management has blocked off one hour on Wednesday morning for him and his analysts to walk investors through exactly how one of its funds lost 25 percent in the first three months of 2016, including bets on Platform Specialty Products, Herbalife and Valeant.
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Each citizen has tons of dialogue Jonathan can listen to, some of which is blocked off until he finds a specific hint about it, but it's all so thoroughly uninteresting that at one point I gave up talking to new people unless I absolutely had to.
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Rusal has the money to pay the coupon, which is the interest payment on the bond, but will be unable to make the payment because it will be blocked off from essential bond market infrastructure such as clearing services, trading platforms and correspondent banks, market participants said.
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But word about the plans spread Wednesday when the principal of a nearby school told parents in a letter that she'd been told the removal would happen overnight, and that they should know a street would be blocked off in the morning, CNN affiliate WGNO-TV reported.
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"Even with a dishwasher, a janitor, or a custodian at an organization like SpaceX needs to have ITAR clearance unless they are physically blocked off from key areas of the premises where sensitive information is housed," Shirley Tang, an immigration attorney in New York, told me.
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The scary moment happened Saturday on Big Bear Lake, where a throng of ambulances, fire trucks and police cruisers blocked off traffic to save a family of 3 that had somehow made their way onto the frozen surface ... and fell in after the ice gave way.
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The striking workers blocked off the entry to a plant in Flint, Michigan on Monday morning, according to the Detroit Free Press, and a few of the workers reported being bumped by cars as they tried to push through the strikers to get into the plant.
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RELATED: Demonstrators storm California GOP convention to protest Trump Protesters -- some of whom wore bandanas over their faces and carried Mexican flags -- blocked off the road in front of the Hyatt Regency here, forcing the GOP front-runner's motorcade to pull over along a concrete median outside the hotel's back entrance.
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An area off the coast of Guangdong and Fujian provinces was blocked off from Monday to Friday for military activities in the South China Sea while an area off the coast of Zhejiang province was marked off for military exercises in the East China Sea from Saturday to Thursday, Reuters reported.
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The jazz musician's parents did everything they could to make him stop: Besides transferring him to a different school, they said, they removed the door to his bedroom and blocked off certain areas of the family home in Valley Park, New York, so he would have no privacy at all.
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In New York — where security is always tight for the famed Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade — counterterrorism officials and the NYPD were prepping for the holiday: Every cross-street along the parade route will be blocked off for the first time as more than 3,000 police officers stand guard, reported NBC New York.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomOfficials preparing public for long-term disruption Newsom says California schools likely to remain closed for rest of school year CNN's Bash praises Trump's tone: 'The kind of leader that people need' MORE (D) said Monday the state had blocked off nearly 400 rooms in two Oakland hotels to clear homeless encampments.
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Mannequins dressed in Kawakubo's most iconic designs are kept in pods of varying sizes, so that visitors have to peek in; some are hiding behind narrow hallways that look, perhaps, like areas blocked off to the public, so that everyone is craning their neck and taking tentative steps, waiting for someone to tell them they've crossed a line.
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When Ieshia Evans arrived on the scene of the July 9 protest in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the road was already blocked off by two cop cars, and police in full riot gear were lined up across the street — the way they appear in the "iconic" photo that catapulted the young woman to internet fame this month.
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"I've seen a lot of things as a truck driver, but this has got to be a first, " said Mr. Tully, 40, who had delivered a rug near Trump Tower only to find he could not exit the one-way street; 56th Street was blocked off at Fifth Avenue by the police, blast barricades and bomb-sniffing dogs.
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The Women's March on Washington and Bikers for Trump are among the groups organizing demonstrations outside the wide stretches of land, from the Lincoln Memorial to the Ellipse near the White House, that have been blocked off by the National Park Service for more than a year and are essentially on reserve for Mr. Trump's inaugural committee.
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If you've blocked off your entire Saturday and set five alarms for the early morning, devoured every piece of speculation about Meghan Markle's wedding dress, followed along with the ups and downs of this wild wedding week, ordered all your souvenirs and baked a replica of their wedding cake … you might be ready for the Royal Wedding, at which Prince Harry will marry Meghan Markle.
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Since this is the first appearance of a Walls and Doors puzzle, I asked Mr. Arbesfeld to tell me a bit about how it came to be: I got the idea initially from a Sunday puzzle back in January called "Rolling in the Aisles," in which the word HA was used as a rebus for Down clues, but yet blocked off from the accompanying Across clues.
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CLEVELAND — Dozens of people protesting Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE blocked off a large portion of the main entrance to the Republican National Convention around noon on Wednesday.
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Police also arrested several opposition leaders who had sought to run for the Moscow City Duma Saturday, according to the AP. Police put the number of total demonstrators at about 85033,500, but aerial footage indicates at least 8,000, according to the AP. Police blocked off City Hall eventually but thousands of protesters regrouped in different, nearby locations, according to the AP, after which police beat some of the demonstrators with truncheons.
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With sardonic humor, Kasearu — living artist, and also woman, mother, and landlady — inverts the trope of the House Museum, while preserving several of its tenets: there is a gift shop (more a glowing vitrine of miscellaneous objects), a library (a stack of books in the bathroom), an archive (in the attic), and an artist's study (a bedroom blocked off to the public by velvet rope, and barely visible in a room beyond, the sleeping quarters of the artist's child).
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