STAMFORD "A Billion Bricks 433: Galactic Travels," exhibition of Lego bricks and figurines.
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STAMFORD "A Billion Bricks 3: Galactic Travels," exhibition of LEGO bricks and figurines.
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STAMFORD "A Billion Bricks 3: Galactic Travels," exhibition of Lego bricks and figurines.
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When bricks were more fragile and less standardized than they are today, builders would alternate "stretchers" (bricks laid lengthwise) with "headers" (bricks with the short side exposed).
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Although biosolid bricks met industry requirements, they were typically not as sturdy as regular bricks.
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" And then, Musk launches into a paean to the bricks, which he views as incomparable: "These are bricks that are way better than any bricks I've ever seen at a construction site.
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Other people lay the bricks, but the producer makes sure the team has enough bricks to lay.
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The team only made miniature bricks, so it's possible that larger Martian bricks won't hold up so well.
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Because organic material burns up when placed in a furnace, biosolid bricks require as little as half the energy to fire as normal bricks do (depending on how much organic material is in the bricks).
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And then these bricks, we can sell the bricks for like 10 cents a brick or something like that.
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These aren't the power bricks themselves, but rather the adaptor plugs that fit into the iPad or Mac bricks.
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Ai posted photos of himself with the donated bricks, including one with bricks stuck in his hair and beard.
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Think of building muscle like laying bricks: If you want to build it up, you're going to need more bricks.
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This factory has been making bricks for over 100 years, sending bricks all over southeast Michigan and into neighboring states.
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The bricks are formed at room temperature, cutting the harmful carbon dioxide emitted when making regular bricks that are kiln-fired.
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It had to hunt for old bricks, because new ones would expand and contract at rates different from bricks from the 1920s.
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Only there was no body in this casket -- just bricks of marijuana alongside bricks of manure he assumed would hide the odor.
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PARKER: We had bricks that — we'd get out there and clean them bricks, because we knew we'd be out there that evening.
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"Give Back Box will sort and clean the bricks to ensure we are only passing on high-quality bricks," the site adds.
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"Biosolids bricks look the same, smell the same and have similar physical and mechanical properties as normal fired clay bricks," he said.
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An executive from Lego joined to show how ARKit can let its bricks come to life, with multiple players adding to the virtual bricks.
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Best yet: urine bio-bricks don't need to be kiln-fired like regular bricks, which release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere as they're being processed.
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Streets were sealed off, and city employees even glued down some paving bricks on sidewalks, after rioters in February threw the bricks at police officers.
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Her company will collect the bricks at its facility in Alabama, where workers will then separate out the broken bricks and machine wash the rest.
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It is also set to make some bricks from sugar cane-based plastic and aims to make all its bricks from sustainable material from 2030.
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There's not really a good analog for these, 'cause these are bricks that are way better than any bricks I've ever seen at a construction site.
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For the hair, Andre might use varying sizes and colors of stacking bricks, thin plates, and slanted, single, and square bricks to create a textured effect.
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According to Goldin, it's "incredible" how much the bricks can do: There are over 915 million different ways to combine six two-by four Lego bricks.
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Eventually, the producers wanted the name, "Pink Floyd's The Wall," put onto the blank bricks, but Roger didn't want me to write it on the bricks.
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At the moment, only small regolith bricks have been created in USCD's laboratory, but the long-term goal is to manufacture bricks with practical sizes and applications.
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Following Lego's refusal to supply bricks to Ai, people started donating their bricks to the artist on social media and at drop-off points around the world.
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Bricks will be free if used for affordable housing projects About to finish first TBC HQ building made with Boring Bricks in the shape of a medieval watchtower
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The bricks, which will launch fully in 2020, feature the studs used for characters in the Braille alphabet, as well as printed characters allowing sighted people to read the bricks.
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"Solaris' services are like Lego bricks: our partners can pick the bricks they require and assemble custom solutions to fit their business needs," a company spokesperson told me via email.
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Because the process involves a lot of rearranging bricks and swapping out colors, it makes it difficult for him to know exactly how many bricks he'll need of each color.
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" The building will be clad in Roman bricks, he said, which are thinner and longer than conventional bricks: "It elongates the proportions and makes for beautiful patterns in the brickwork.
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The artist also regularly contrasted bricks with astronomical diagrams, the implication being that bricks represent terrestrial, day-to-day reality, whereas stars are projections for our hopes, desires, and dreams.
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"When Bricks Become Verses" literally translates a text to a series of 26 custom-made bricks, commissioned from the last operating brick factory in the region, now owned by Forterra Brick.
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Only the bricks remained intact -- and only in places.
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For building, there's a mix of regular Lego bricks and Lego Technic elements, the more advanced line of Lego pieces that enable movement through pins, beams, and gears instead of simply bricks.
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The bricks were covered in wheel grease that appeared to have been applied to the bricks to ward off drug dogs, said Casey Roebuck, communications director for the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office.
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The plush yarn enveloping the bricks, which made them appear soft and safe, actually made the bricks' flat surfaces uneven, causing the structure to be wobbly and more likely to fall apart.
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For example, iPhones come with Apple's small five-volt/one-amp power bricks, while iPads come with larger five-volt/20-amp bricks (though some older ones are five-volt/250-amp).
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Click here to view original GIFSeeing a train get assembled is a lot like watching someone play with Lego bricks, only if that someone was God and the Lego bricks were stupid ginormous.
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I'm going to say something blasphemous: Lego bricks are ugly.
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Protesters have increasingly targeted police using Molotov cocktails and bricks.
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I have a whole collection of paper bricks at home.
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We scratched our names in the bricks with my switchblade.
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Some washed meat pans; some assembled cartons; some carried bricks.
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That moment still hits me like a ton of bricks.
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Benedict the Bewick's swan is built out of 8,500 bricks.
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"That hit me like a ton of bricks," she says.
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"It hit us like a ton of bricks," he said.
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This error renders your iPhone useless as it bricks it.
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When the news hits you like a ton of bricks.
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DUNCAN TITMARSH, FOUNDER OF BRIGHT BRICKS: I am Duncan Titmarsh.
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These bricks are crucial to the foundation of your infrastructure.
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One man even built a house out of Sargassum bricks.
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They build slowly, adding bricks when they can afford them.
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I mean-- I mean, the high point are bricks, Joe.
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Walkways were made using bricks salvaged from the original chimney.
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For example, 2 people use AR to build LEOGO bricks.
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There are glass bricks at the end of the world.
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When he opened the package, he saw several large bricks.
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He cut the bricks with a knife, revealing white powder.
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They quarried limestone, made bricks, and built the house's frame.
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When people mention grunge, they usually mention Bricks Are Heavy.
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Nearby Montgomery boasts the World's Largest Brick Made of Bricks.
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Now, it's a vast and booming bricks and mortar empire.
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She now favors bare bricks, she said, with colorful shutters.
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This can then progressively crack many bricks across the core.
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He dug up red clay and compressed it into bricks.
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It does feel a few bricks shy of a tome.
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In the end, bricks and mortar can build only monuments.
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Here's how to donate or recycle your old Lego bricks.
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What's more, unlike traditional bricks, Plastiqubes don't use any mortar.
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Churchill spent hundreds of hours in his life laying bricks.
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The bricks in the wall of worry are about trade.
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Bricks and mortar have dissolved into flesh, blood and trucks.
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Pictures of gold bricks since posted to Twitter corroborate this.
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Would you want your child to use Lego Braille bricks?
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Each portrait was made of thousands of plastic LEGO bricks.
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Police claimed some protesters had knives, bricks, and other weapons.
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When you saw it, you may well have shit bricks.
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Simmering tensions Ahead of Zhang's visit, the city resorted to gluing down some sidewalk bricks to avoid a repeat of a February riot where angry protesters dug up bricks and lobbed them at police.
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Musk has filed permits to open the Brick Store where these bricks could be sold, and has said he plans to build a 50-foot watchtower out of the bricks at the company's headquarters.
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I heard on the television and they said the guy driving the car that before he ran over people in the protest that Black Lives Matter were throwing bricks — red bricks — at his car.
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A new report has found that using cigarette butts as a material in fired clay bricks could not only put the waste to use, it could help reduce the energy needed to fire the bricks.
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Photo: LegoPrototypes of the Braille Bricks sets, which feature around 250 bricks representing the alphabet, the numbers zero to nine, and select mathematical symbols, are currently being tested in English, Danish, Norwegian, and Portuguese languages.
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Bricks come flying through your window and people can be awful.
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Millions of people wax nostalgic when they see those colorful bricks.
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Don't LikeIt's heavy, loud, expensive and requires two massive power bricks.
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And we have bricks that are rated for California seismic loads.
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The bricks are then removed and scanned for the tau neutrinos.
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And the ability to turn anything it touches into gold bricks.
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"It hit me like a ton of bricks," Curry tells PEOPLE.
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Your job is simple: keep that ball bouncing upward, eliminating bricks.
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Only the bricks remained intact -- and that too, only in places.
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Bricks were threatened to be thrown at us at this event.
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"This just hit me like a ton of bricks," he said.
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Protesters responded by throwing bricks and gasoline bombs toward the police.
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They put their furniture on small bricks to prevent water damage.
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Protesters hurled bottles and bricks, torched businesses, and damaged squad cars.
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His brother, by contrast, built a wolf-proof house from bricks.
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The neohippies' diabolical plan hit me like a ton of bricks.
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The moment it happens hits you like a sack of bricks.
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"The image hit me like a ton of bricks," she said.
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Before that, he used to work on construction sites moving bricks.
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It took 520 bricks alone to create the mini Royal Family.
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Multifunctional: It can carry hockey gear, bricks and even water. 3.
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The casa comunal's adobe bricks were red from the local soil.
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"I felt like I had bricks on my back," he says.
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My Bricks Online is a project that lets kids — or adults!
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Just the opposite: the colorful bricks are more popular than ever.
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She stonewalled the president's obsession with bricks and mortar border security.
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Mortar is used to hold things like bricks and stones together.
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Students used loose bricks strewn about to finish off the illusion.
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It's not just the mud bricks that cater to the climate.
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Protesters, in turn, threw rocks, bricks, and molotovs cocktails at authorities.
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One thing that did go well was whitewashing the fireplace bricks.
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None of the three spends large sums on bricks and mortar.
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My eyes traced the gaps between the bricks on the wall.
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Well in the rankings, where would you put Bricks are Heavy?
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It was like I got hit with a ton of bricks.
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Preservation is not just about bricks and mortar, in the end.
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Varying in translucency, Whitney's soft chromatic bricks glow in manifold tones.
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The restored century-old buildings have bricks the color of merlot.
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It felt as if someone was stacking bricks on my heart.
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His uncles worked all day laying bricks to earn $1 each.
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And that there were 49 bricks of heroin in his trunk.
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It might even be you who loves those famous little bricks.
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"It's worth preserving no matter what team put the bricks together."
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For this particular chapter, more than 20,000 Lego bricks were used.
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It is likely that the cement and bricks came from Iran.
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Construction took half a million toy bricks and days of work.
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Before long, throngs of men in masks had set fires in the street and were hurling bricks at police officers, who struck back with batons and pepper spray and, in some cases, by throwing bricks themselves.
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Then again, that's the perpetual problem when you're a network with a lot of promising bricks but few solid foundational pieces: Eventually those bricks have to start pulling their weight, and some of them inevitably won't.
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The team also had to find bricks to match those needing replacement.
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Some demonstrators reportedly threw bricks, glass and fireworks at officers, she said.
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In the next, broken bricks and other refuse littered the patchy grass.
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There are Lego bricks and Lego movies, Lego videogames and Lego books.
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There's a small gap in the bricks on the far right side.
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"Ultimately, retailing is not about internet versus bricks and mortar," he said.
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The Lego Group started pumping out the famous little bricks in 1949.
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The iconic bricks don't talk, flash or move—except in your imagination.
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For the first few years people would throw bricks at their house.
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"Often the bricks are new fakes, the history is concocted," she says. ■
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Companies around the world are turning it into bricks, fuel and clothing.
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Nothing induces calm like the completely random sound of bricks gently falling.
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Parrot also unveiled the Mambo, a more traditional quadcopter with expansion bricks.
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Let's focus on how I'm going to make bricks for some reason!
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A vehicle that runs on 100 percent recycled LEGO bricks sounds rad.
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Other bricks-and-mortar retailers, including Macy's, also had a good Christmas.
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But it's hard to do those lumps justice when using Lego bricks.
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It's made of over 133,000 bricks and took 350 hours to complete.
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The majority of purchases are still happening in bricks-and-mortar stores.
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Instead, they seem preoccupied with throwing increasingly heavy bricks at each other.
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Its really going to hit you like a ton of bricks eventually.
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Bricks-and-mortar stores are in the throes of an identity crisis.
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And then , in a shower of colorful bricks and studs, they explode.
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Scorched black bricks, arranged in a beautiful parquet pattern, frame the pool.
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In the end, the City filled the building with bricks and ghosts.
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The choice for bricks-and-mortar retailers is clear: evolve or decline.
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Now it imports bricks, vegetable oil and timber from Europe and beyond.
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It turns out Peus was sending Rowan bricks that weighed 11 lbs.
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Urine not used to produce the bricks can be reprocessed as fertilizer.
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They found 49 bricks of heroin in his trunk and body armor.
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Ideology is like bricks-and-mortar retail: a hangover from another age.
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Which is why when activists returned, they came with bricks, he said.
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Are you a fan of constructing cool things with little plastic bricks?
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SORKIN: BUT YOU GUYS ARE GETTING INTO THE BRICKS AND MORTAR SPACE.
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Some protesters have thrown bricks, eggs and flaming objects at police stations.
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They found a cluster of stone bricks a block from the building.
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Kolin Kelly, a dog, makes the bricks, and Joe Stork delivers babies.
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Sales from bricks and mortar stores grew by 8 percent in 2017.
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They can send up to seven bricks to each with one donation.
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Would you use a $2,145 tote to carry all your important bricks?
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Creating texture in each specific section requires using different kinds of bricks.
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Sometimes, deciding what bricks to put down is also an economical choice.
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A pound of bricks weighs the same as a pound of feathers.
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Brynjar Karl Bigisson, now 15, built the replica with 56,000 Lego bricks.
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One obstacle preventing mass production: the bricks use huge amounts of pee.
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Soon smoke is billowing, as a new set of bricks bakes inside.
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"When I got here, there were exposed bricks and plaster," he recalls.
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"These kids work for it and bust their fucking asses," says Bricks.
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We tried counting out 100 Lego bricks in 10 stacks of 10.
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I saw bricks everywhere in various states of emergence, stasis, and neglect.
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The pandemic has effectively shut down the bricks-and-mortar art trade.
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He found body armor and 49 bricks of heroin in the trunk.
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Typha can also be mixed with clay to make bricks for construction.
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The effort builds on Lego's introduction earlier this year of braille bricks.
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In this case, the real story was under a pile of bricks.
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The structure was raised on bricks about 5 feet off the ground.
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She had been struck on the head by falling bricks in Tirana.
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The bricks, by design, are meant to be used again and again.
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It showed locals hurling bricks at ranks of shield-carrying riot police.
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He had also collected and piled up the bricks from that wall.
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Otherwise, they will just keep getting richer as the bricks get higher.
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But that didn't keep it from landing like a ton of bricks.
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The protesters hurled bricks and a few Molotov cocktails at the police.
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Upward of 41 million pieces of debris — bricks, concrete, broken trees, etc.
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These Alejandras aren't made of bricks and mortar or glass and steel.
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Bricks dug up from sidewalks became a favorite weapon, then Molotov cocktails.
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As they retreated, protesters threw bricks at their vehicles, breaking the windows.
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If I see both bricks in the grocery aisle, I'm buying both.
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Building a life-sized gingerbread house takes more than 10,000 cookie bricks.
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He wonders how the competition will translate ideas into bricks and mortar.
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Other researchers have tried mixing bricks with biosolids and other waste products.
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Her kids had reintroduced her to the plastic bricks, she told Hyperallergic.
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If my daughter's attention span allowed her to stack only 10 bricks at a time, I could have broken up the assignment and had her stack bricks before dinner, after dinner, before bath time, and after tooth brushing.
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They realized they could produce the same kind of bricks for the red planet with smaller and smaller amounts of their space glue, until they found they could make Martian bricks by using pressure without a bonding agent.
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The Hadrian X is a bricklaying robot courtesy Australia's Fastbrick Robotics, which uses its 30-metre metal arm to lay bricks at a rate of 22012,241 bricks per hour, compared to a human worker's average of 2000,22009 a day.
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"It's a tunnel for the rich and dirt bricks for the poor," Wendy-Sue Rosen, president of Brentwood Residents Coalition told VICE News, referring to Musk's plan to make bricks out of the dirt he excavates from the tunnels.
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In a related analysis of the potential production process, the research team determined that making bricks with biosolids would be better for the environment overall, even though biosolid bricks require more water and could produce other forms of pollution.
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And the bricks in the "wall of worry" are still there and solidifying.
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There's no doubt about what she would have us do with those bricks.
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If you're a fan of Lego bricks, you'll love the Legoland Model Shop.
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Dyllon Randall and graduate students Vukheta Mukhari and Suzanne Lambert with pee bricks.
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The customers were purchasing the bricks from masons who acted as an intermediary.
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As in the West, the educational merits of bricks appeal to Chinese parents.
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Orange, san-serif dates turn each falsehood into bricks in a vast wall.
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For a moment, the bricks shimmered, as if something reflective lay behind them.
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With those fundamental bricks, you can then imagine a ton of additional services.
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In all of these games, a ball ricochets around the screen, destroying bricks.
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"Clicks are winning over bricks," he told CNBC's "ETF Edge" segment on Monday.
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He unraveled one of the bricks and cut through it with a knife.
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Bricks are made at Lego's Billund factory, where there are 12 manufacturing modules.
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Young men barricaded railroad tracks, burned buses and hurled bricks at police officers.
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For $179, you get Cozmo, the light-up bricks and a charging base.
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But Bed, Bath & Beyond gave an unsettling view of bricks and mortar consumers.
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That's not the way for bricks and mortar to be successful going forward.
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In this video, construction workers set up bricks to fall down like dominoes.
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They hurled bricks and rocks at the vehicle, jeering and cursing the soldier.
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Bricks-and-mortar stores still account for the lion's share of overall sales.
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"I ended up handing him two $50,000 bricks of cash," he told me.
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We have all these bricks now and need people to build with them!
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The bricks will be "lifesize," though it's not clear what that actually means.
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"Exquisite Fudgsicle bricks," he would brag after foie gelato at a local gastropub.
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The tough environment for Britain's bricks-and-mortar retailers claimed two more victims.
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The spectacle also features a teeny Ascot Landau carriage, made using 1,500 bricks.
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Half-truths, as the saying goes, are like half-bricks: easier to throw.
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Turns out bricks made of Moon dust could be part of the solution.
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Bricks, trees and downed power lines littered parts of the capital Thursday morning.
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Bodies of protesters, weighed down by bricks, were later retrieved from the Nile.
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The song was a ton of bricks, dropped right onto America's unsuspecting dome.
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Amazon may be about to become a bricks-and-mortar book selling chain.
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A number of videos posted, show multiple bricks being thrown into the machines.
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Esparza went to work forming the bricks with the help of his family.
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His masculinity was visible in the bare bricks and his football-sized muscles.
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One man stared in wonder at a featureless pile of bricks and stones.
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Vuitton has had a bricks-and-mortar presence in the country since 1989.
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Five police officers were injured as rocks, bricks, and Molotov cocktails were thrown.
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The white bricks were ground into powder, and the blue pigment was added.
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Imagine a moving tower made of huge cement bricks weighing 63 metric tons.
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Suddenly, the roof was blown apart, bricks were falling and the house collapsed.
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Roads were strewn with bricks and other debris leading to widespread traffic jams.
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Online shopping is often cheaper and most definitely faster than bricks-and-mortar.
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Now we live and work inside, protected from nature with bricks and shoes.
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Donations from family and friends enabled him to buy all the Lego bricks.
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There, by an unfinished gate, leaned a wheelbarrow against a pile of bricks.
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" The Bricks Booby Trap Movie: Home Alone 2 Victim(s): Marv Diagnosis: "Death.
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It was old and gutted and the steeple was made of crumbling bricks.
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We heard from dozens, including ones who used computer code or Lego bricks.
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Hair dryers, most things with motors, and older laptops with big power bricks.
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And then it added a bricks and mortar grocery business to the pile.
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The game's early moments were full of plodding and grabbing, bricks and whistles.
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Bricks littered beds and one living-room was now open to the street.
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It would also drive up the cost of bricks in Pakistan, he said.
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I got the bricks from the ruin and built my own houses here.
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The streets in the New Delhi neighborhood were littered with scraps of bricks.
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Ever wanted to see Simone Biles recreate a gymnastics routine in Lego bricks?
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Meanwhile, Amazon is opening up more of its own bricks-and-mortar bookstores.
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But the surge in the bricks, mortar and, increasingly, glass business is unmistakable.
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I can remember pulling bricks from the walls of the buildings we demolished.
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Best of the best Amazon's latest bricks-and-mortar store is so fancy.
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Giertz's video hit him, as he puts it, like a ton of bricks.
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The company's bricks may look simple, but they are made with incredible precision.
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Many inscriptions written by soldiers can still be seen on the ancient bricks.
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But what's truly missing is an infrastructure — one not about bricks and mortar.
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But today, the term "griefer" is most often associated with smashing virtual bricks.
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Trump believes that Amazon is detrimental to smaller bricks-and-mortar retailers.5.
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Other bits of color and light are scattered throughout the deep blue bricks.
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Part of the plan is to sell bricks — after previewing the bricks made from the dirt the tunnel-boring machines excavated at The Boring Company's public meeting in May, there's now a storefront, which is exactly where O'Leary Station is located.
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Austere and vaguely Brutalist, at 16 and 19603 stories the new towers are clad in handmade water-struck Belgian bricks, one tower red, the other a smoky gray (the darker color a result of firing the same bricks another time).
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On LEGO's web page for the Replay program, they explain that "any and all" LEGO bricks are eligible to be donated, from small to large and Duplo bricks, and they do not have to be cleaned or separated for shipment.
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The women built the village in an ecological and sustainable way using mud bricks.
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I'm out there shooting bricks, yelling out 'Kobe,' on a busted hoop in Cameroon.
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Then, she and her children mixed mortar, laid bricks, nailed wood, and handmade counters.
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A bright blue streak flashed before the bricks disappeared altogether, the microorganisms now unconscious.
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As he drove through a crowd of revelers, his car was struck by bricks.
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Since Lego bricks are pretty easy to pull apart, it also feels unsurprisingly fragile.
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The bricks-and-mortar app store is an ingenious Cuban response to digital deprivation.
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Each pod has 12 bricks of cells, and each brick has 85 battery cells.
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When Conyers becomes a burden to his colleagues is when he hits the bricks.
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Demonstrators built barricades and flung firebombs, bricks, and other objects back at law enforcement.
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The bad news is that USB-C PD bricks are still kind of expensive.
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Hidden in the neck of the horse were 35 bricks of Class A cocaine.
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Despite such troubles, there are examples of how bricks-and-mortar shops might thrive.
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Demonstrators blocked the freeway, and threw bottles, bricks and fireworks at police, authorities said.
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Last week, I traveled to Dumbo, Brooklyn, to see some interactive, aluminum, mirrored bricks.
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Four holder bricks on the cockpit latch onto as many handles on the wing.
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In other words, BrickerBot bricks unsecured gadgets like cameras, lightbulbs, TVs, and thousands more.
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Its 30% cut was a steal for developers compared with bricks-and-mortar shops.
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Farfetch previously bought London boutique Browns, which gave it a bricks-and-mortar presence.
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Imagine laying single bricks on top of one another — brick after brick after brick.
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Fake products are widespread in China - both online and in bricks-and-mortar shops.
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Nubrix, created by South African inventor Elijah Dan, are bricks made of recycled paper.
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Another shows piles of bricks, twisted metal and scattered debris around the crash scene.
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Lego is a privately held company that has manufactured plastic building bricks since 1932.
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Internet furniture retailer Wayfair is the latest company to go from clicks to bricks.
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One such disruptive company, Zipdrug, is up-ending the traditional bricks-and-mortar pharmacy.
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That's absurd offense, and they've done it while tossing up bricks above the break.
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"I realized I could do something more useful than throwing bricks," Pastor Pao said.
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Sometimes, it's the equivalent of hitting a wall of bricks over and over again.
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Those cameras — the EOS M, M2479, M25, M299 — were compact bricks with no viewfinders.
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They are like elongated bricks that defy gravity; they are floating and not floating.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Pop-up green unseenAsphalt, bricks and slatted benchDowncast eyes ensnare
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"And then you have bricks that are rated for California seismic loads," Musk said.
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"It has the sweat of my family members in the bricks," Ms. MacIsaac said.
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Many of the buildings, built from mud bricks, date back to the 16th century.
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"It is a 21st-century model, which is beyond bricks and mortar," he said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Alibaba shareholders are getting another serving of bricks and mortar.
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Pacing the bricks, I fought the instinct to go into the house and hide.
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Small bricks and mortar businesses are embattled enough in the age of e-commerce.
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Toxic emissions are captured and little is wasted, with furnace slag recycled into bricks.
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Supreme is known for slapping its logo on everything from T-shirts to bricks.
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The low-scale Greenwich Village buildings, for instance, include tarpaper roofs and distressed bricks.
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It hit me like a ton of bricks that they have the same mother!
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Some pulled up railings to use as barricades and bricks to use as weapons.
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When one Twitter user asked if the bricks would be biodegradable, Musk responded cheekily.
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Vandals threw bricks through the building's windows, located three blocks from the state Capitol.
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"It hit me like a ton of bricks," Patterson told the NY Daily News.
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The set fought back, though, and Jaws slammed forward onto the bricks several times.
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The release follows his collaboration with Gucci Mane, Free Bricks 2, released last week.
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"The only annoying thing is that you can never have enough bricks," Chris says.
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Its fat, tangerine-hued, "extra-sharp" bricks form the foundation of my cheese temple.
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Thompson began by creating faux bricks for the wall, which were made of Styrofoam.
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The smooth bricks of Seward Park High School look mauve in the morning light.
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"If they're coming pre-equipped with bricks, they are rioters," a police commander said.
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The ruddy bricks, green shutters and white curtains were just as I remembered them.
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"I'll take a bucket, take bricks, and I'll start building it myself," said Rep.
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Bricks and Mortar, who had never won a Grade 1 race, claimed the pot.
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He'd return with bricks of cocaine, which Rosie and Gene would cut to sell.
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Roadside markets are often made of sticks and thatch instead of bricks and tin.
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The St. James Room, used as an artist studio, is lit through glass bricks.
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The last few years have seen several companies develop interesting ways of producing bricks.
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Wet Seal currently operates a website but doesn't have any bricks-and-mortar locations.
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Its technology stores power by stacking 35-ton concrete bricks in an enormous tower.
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"But in the art world, there will always be a bricks-and-mortar market."
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Take this piece by Jose Dávila ["Untitled," a stack of bricks surrounded by neon].
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The police said some demonstrators were throwing bricks and other hard objects at officers.
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Other bricks-and-mortar retailers are struggling as well because of the Amazon juggernaut.
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Citigroup (C) is expanding nationally once again, but not with bricks and mortar locations.
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Then they start building a bridge, using the bricks that were once a wall.
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Witnesses said police officers stood by as students were attacked with rods and bricks.
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Bricks were launched across a roadway, badly damaging a storefront and cars parked nearby.
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Beterbiev wallops opponents so powerfully it's as if he's got mitts made of bricks.
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Even more simplistic is a relief of a female mannequin torso besieged by bricks.
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Reuters reported that police fired tear gas at protesters who threw bricks at them.
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Protesters threw petrol bombs and bricks at police, and aimed laser pointers at them.
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Police barricades were knocked down and streets were strewn with shoes and broken bricks.
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I felt like I was dragging a bag of bricks to work every morning.
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Protesters hurled rocks and bricks at police officers several blocks from the parade route.
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And because gases are poor thermal conductors, heat passes through biosolid bricks more slowly.
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The suitcase arrived from Quito, Ecuador, and was packed with 38 large cocaine bricks.
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Knives slice bricks of colored clay into immaculate rectangles against a white infinity backdrop.
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He invites others to build bricks with him and use them as a canvas.
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And it is coming in the form of a favorite childhood toy: Lego bricks.
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The bricks sell for $60 a pop -- or 2 for $100 if you're interested.
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The red is volatiles, the yellow is molten rock (Image: Philip J. Carter)If you made a building out of bricks and cinderblocks, then hundreds of years later you'd expect it to still be, well, a building made of bricks and cinderblocks.
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It's like playing with Lego bricks, if Lego bricks weighed 1.8 million pounds and you needed to weld 161 of them together, The video also covers the cool features an aircraft carrier has, like the arresting wire and the jet blast deflector.
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That is my greatest ambition with my participation in the LEGO Braille Bricks project The bricks themselves are very much like the originals, specifically the common 2×4 blocks, except they don't have the full eight "studs" (so that's what they're called).
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Those who once made mud bricks by hand start working with cranes and mechanical diggers.
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He has used Lego bricks before to build portraits of other dissidents, including Nelson Mandela.
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"You see Henry's love life unfolding in bricks and mortar," Worsley says with a smile.
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LEGOs are so popular, that on average, each person on Earth owns 86 LEGO bricks.
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The crowd grew larger, and more restless, hurling bricks, fuel-filled bottles and garbage cans.
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Will light-reactive bacteria ever power microscopic machines or become 3D-printed, living, functional bricks?
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He wouldn't use the bricks scattered in the ruins around as they belonged to others.
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Protestors throw bricks at police in Mong Kok district of Hong Kong, on Feb. 9.
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It lets you build whole worlds out of a few simple categories of digital bricks.
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Lawmakers said the bricks were being stuck down to prevent them being thrown as projectiles.
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Some protesters were seen throwing bricks and Molotov cocktails and setting fires in the street.
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So Spiese approached bricks and mortar retail bank, VP Bank, to be its digital arm.
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Until they do, Los Doctores del Celular will remain a bricks-and-mortar app store.
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In some cases it will compete with government-owned online and bricks-and-mortar retailers.
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Mizzen+Main is one of a growing list of companies going from clicks to bricks.
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Gray bricks made up gray buildings and everyone wore the dull uniform of Chairman Mao.
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"You don't want the cells to be like bricks in a brick building," says Parker.
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Yet, as a 17-year-old girl, that sentence hit like a ton of bricks.
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It's also clearly investing in bricks and mortar at a time when other companies aren't.
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Or to lean into their bricks-and-mortar stores, something Amazon can't do, even more.
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Many startups have already tried to make coding as easy as playing with Lego bricks.
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Cramer noted that for most of bricks-and-mortar retail, there are too many stores.
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Mounds of fallen bricks and churned up debris covered the floor of her roofless house.
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A machine with 59,400 bricks should be sufficient to achieve thermonuclear ignition, according to Stygar.
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One idea is to compact the spoil into bricks and use those as lining material.
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Its front windows are covered with boards, designed to prevent having bricks thrown through them.
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Some also came armed with bricks, which they hurled after the police began using force.
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Much damage has been done to bricks and mortar, but also to societies and psyches.
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The company's tale in many ways typifies the ailments of American bricks-and-mortar retailing.
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State of the art home security: just throw some bricks on the floor before leaving!
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And he says I'm going to kill you if you don't give me the bricks.
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Her husband forced her to make bricks for work, and emotionally and physically abused her.
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Just like that, the opioid crisis hits the Conner house like a ton of bricks.
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Most states, and bricks-and-mortar retailers, think this gives e-commerce an unfair advantage.
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The Hyatt House Hotel downtown went into lockdown as protesters tossed bricks through the window.
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Some are stacking bricks, others are playing in a sandpit as their parents look on.
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"Let's get rocks; let's get bricks, and let's get bottles," Stokes told CNN affiliate WJTV.
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The bricks do not require firing in a kiln, but simply harden in the sun.
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Conventional dredging machines are able to remove the mud required for the bricks, he added.
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In the ensuing story, sparks (and bricks) fly ending in a sweet Lego marriage ceremony.
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And then, you can start building more robots using cardboard, Lego bricks or plastic bottles.
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When there is construction work, he looks for chances to lay bricks or pour concrete.
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For now, however, bricks and mortar are still an integral part of BBVA's business model.
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While I listened to the choir sing, it hit me like a ton of bricks.
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Njoroge was left searching for salvage in the piled up bricks and corrugated tin sheets.
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Each model took about three weeks to build and use between 30,000-40,000 Lego bricks.
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It's a lot of small, rational choices that stack up like bricks in a wall.
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Behold, the great sea warrior...rendered in the form of thousands of tiny plastic bricks.
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No longer is he half forgotten, throwing up bricks until the dying of the light.
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Banco Original dispenses with bricks and mortar altogether, plumping instead for a digital-only service.
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His signature promise is to wall off Mexico and make it pay for the bricks.
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They also cost about half as much as bricks made from stone quarrying, he added.
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He also loved taking on projects like standardizing the sizes of bricks and wood screws.
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A way forward "It's hit us like a ton of bricks in Manchester," Goonan said.
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A man once attacked her with bricks on the streets of Gabarone, the Botswanan capital.
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Some researchers are even trying to turn it into building materials, like concrete and bricks.
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" He prefers them to cinderblocks, which is "rough and grainy;" Musk bricks are "incredibly smooth.
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However, the physical Lego bricks will remain the core product for the company, she emphasized.
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If they once signaled progress, nowadays glass bricks signify an oddly compelling sort of decline.
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My fixation was fueled, in part, by a fear that glass bricks were becoming endangered.
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Ripping up the 1950s cement tiles revealed the original terracotta bricks, now cleaned and buffed.
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Dozens of protestors threw bricks and bottles at police, a number of whom were injured.
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They started digging out bricks from the road for the purposes of lobbing at police...
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The government said that some demonstrators had hurled bricks at police officers and started fires.
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These are brightly colored bricks that won't blend in with the colors he's actually using.
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As security officials moved in, some of the vendors fought back, hurling stones and bricks.
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NICK: Amazon, officially, won't tell you much about the motivations for doing bricks-and-mortar.
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Is it the aesthetic mix of pleasant music, bustable question marks, colored bricks, and Goombas?
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Flybrix first dreamed up a drone that kids could build with LEGO bricks in 2000.
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So devs have been traveling with these Gigabyte Bricks Pros, and they're great little machines.
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Neighbors threw bricks at the dogs to try to stop the attack, the police said.
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"Everyone started running to escape as bricks and pieces of concrete fell everywhere," he said.
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But he eventually finished the walls, making them look like the ancient bricks lining Hogwarts.
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In Ambreen's modest mud-and-bricks home, her aunt Shehreen struggled to comprehend the murder.
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Seats and signs, for sure, but also bricks, dirt and even grass from the field.
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They also besieged police stations, aimed laser beams and hurled bricks to attack police officers.
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That's why I am not in favor of, for example, throwing bricks at police officers.
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A great room with columns supporting a beamed ceiling has antique bricks from Southern Maine.
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Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera are getting a monument, a stone for the bricks.
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City of Restless Objects adds well-formed bricks to the structure of Detroit's self-image.
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Early on, it was easy to say the bricks were a bug, not a feature.
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His fascination with bricks was also likely triggered by his isolation at the decrepit hotel.
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But there is value beyond a bank's bricks and mortar: the air space above it.
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The event organizers said some of those marching hit by stones and bricks were injured.
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For my children—and possibly yours—that magical toy is the basic Lego bricks set.
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With bricks baked in the desert sun, they built a temple to their new faith.
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One of them threw bricks at them, and another shot at them, Detroit police said.
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Now, the chain of home goods is a vast and booming bricks-and-mortar empire.
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Protesters threw bricks and Molotov cocktails; the police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets.
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We both were law students and the news hit us like a ton of bricks.
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The minimalist dining rooms, split between two floors, feature polished concrete floors and exposed bricks.
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Pink Himalayan salt bricks formed the walls, and pink salt crystals crunched beneath my shoes.
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I tiptoe my way through the maze of bricks laid on Pokfulam Road as roadblocks.
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They later walked down a nearby street where three windows had been shattered by bricks.
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It was supposed to be temporary, to keep loose bricks and debris from raining down.
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"Clearly, it's just not one or the other, not just bricks or clicks," she said.
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Simmer the bricks into water, or stock, and the results are fresh and deeply layered.
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He's even seen players re-creating scenes from the game out of actual Lego bricks.
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Donating your old bricks is better than letting them collect dust or throwing them out.
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A step in the right direction is supporting bricks-and-mortar stores in our communities.
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They blocked her way, first hurling invective, then bricks and stones and fireworks, she said.
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It contains broken bricks, household debris and also — "scattered across the rubble exultantly" — 148 notebooks.
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It's what would happen if you took Monument Valley and reimagined it with Lego bricks.
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Protesters threw bricks at officers and tossed traffic cones at a police vehicle, police said.
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Law officers released tear gas, and protesters hurled bricks, blocked streets and busted traffic lights.
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But Target has been able to grow its digital and its bricks-and-mortar businesses.
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Bricks that date back to 1958 are still compatible with current products, according to Lego.
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Musk reiterated this plan that May, saying the bricks will help create low-income housing.
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She was, up until last week, one of the millions of bricks in his base.
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Sometimes they use trucks; others are made from bricks taken from municipal sidewalks and roads.
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In late October, while protesting in Stellenbosch, township residents hurled bricks at the municipality's offices.
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In Andre's piece, bricks piled on the floor shape the viewer's experience of the gallery.
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"They set up roadblocks by umbrellas, wooden planks, bamboo sticks and railings; pried up pavement bricks, demolished roadside fences, damaged street signs and lampposts as well as attacked police officers at scene with lethal weapons such as bricks and sharpened iron rods," the statement said.
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Aside from some Lego bricks being too large to fit under the camera at once, he found that in more than 38,000 shapes and 100 possible shades of color, the bricks occasionally become damaged or discolored, which can stall or lead to inaccurate sorting.
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As she thought through these changes, a towheaded kindergartner nearby had fashioned a catapult, stacking seven bricks on one end of a wooden plank and jumping solidly onto the other end, sending the bricks flying into the air, over the heads of his playmates.
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Researchers have gone ahead and produced those bricks, now for the first time with human pee.
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But please, remember to properly wash those Lego bricks — and your dildo — when you're all done.
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BIG's design for the Serpentine Gallery pavilion is an a modern update to building with bricks.
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You can transform nature, smashing it into red bricks, but things keep on trucking in Fortnite.
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Graphite bricks ensure reactors can be cooled and thousands of them are used in reactor cores.
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Spending at traditional bricks-and-mortar locations also ticked higher, at a more modest 1.6 percent.
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These three companies already have a strong bricks-and-mortar presence throughout the country, and growing.
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But most of the disaster recovery will be done with bricks, mortar, equipment and manual labour.
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While the images were taken from photographs, they were rebuilt by hand as if laying bricks.
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Pictures released by police showed hundreds of pre-packaged bricks of drugs laid out by police.
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Their weapons — bricks, poles and Molotov cocktails — are often met with tear gas and rubber bullets.
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It would be some time before archaeologists realized those bricks came from the Indus Valley Civilization.
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You pick them up and they are as light as air but they look like bricks.
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Can a conglomeration of bricks, glass, wood, steel and mortar reveal the soul of a city?
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Foreign direct investment (FDI) - bricks-and-mortar investment into factories and real estate - continues to decline.
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Cozmo loves to play games and most, but not all, revolve around the trio of bricks.
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Trouva: curated marketplace for bricks and mortar independent shops The Europas Awards — Hottest B2B / SaaS Startup
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Investors are throwing bricks of cash at startups building or leveraging artificial intelligence in any way.
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The couple made it themselves, scooping out bucketloads of clay and bringing in bricks by hand.
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JUST inside the gates of the Unitarian Church in Charleston sits a slab of salvaged bricks.
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Macy's has said these 150 locations make up about 50% of Macy's bricks-and-mortar sales.
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"We want to make bricks out of things that we can grow again or are recycled."
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Some treated it as a joke, selling things like water bottles and bricks at ridiculous prices.
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These have ranged from a fortress of used skateboards to towers of bricks grown from fungus.
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Donors were supposed to receive engraved bricks, but Marston said that proved to be too expensive.
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The bricks-and-mortar surgeries left to deal with the elderly and infirm may struggle financially.
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Far more money could be made in Kenyan bricks and mortar than in rich-world stockmarkets.
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The flub is the latest in a series of issues on bricks-and-mortar retailers' websites.
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They will be "fully compatible" with existing Lego bricks, the company said in a press release.
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Pulling up to the mansion that evening, the past hit me like a ton of bricks.
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The show has proved over and over again that it is laying its bricks with purpose.
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If 25 million bricks aren't enough, a real LEGO moulding machine is installed in the lobby.
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Look closely and you can see an internal scaffolding made up of larger, sturdier Duplo bricks.
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If you've never played Minecraft, it's like playing with Lego bricks, but in a video game.
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I could build a church with all the bricks that have been thrown through my windows.
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The old bricks, remember, didn't need charging once a day because they couldn't do as much.
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My original model contains a number of very basic Lego pieces: simple flat and angular bricks.
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The new bricks are also lighter than traditional ones, making them easier and cheaper to transport.
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Dredging riverbeds for the mud to produce the new bricks will help preserve topsoil, Sadeque said.
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That one-storey building was 30 percent cheaper than one made with conventional bricks, Sadeque said.
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One in 9 Americans work in bricks-and-mortar retail, almost 16 million people in all.
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Adults may, at this point, have a valid concern: Lego injuries caused by errant toy bricks.
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The thing is, this isn't the first time the channel has introduced bricks to washing machines.
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At the time, Lego denied that it censored or prohibited the creative use of its bricks.
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Someone on a motorbike hit the side of me and that knocked a few bricks off.
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It helps builds permanent homes using "bottle bricks", where bottles are filled with sand and earth.
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Thanks to iOS developer Henry Everett, we now know what some of those bricks look like.
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Dozens of protesters hurled bricks and bottles at police who responded with pepper spray and batons.
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The numbers, at least, were impressive: Those 450 bricks fit into 13 large black duffel bags.
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"The future of retail is the intersection of digital and physical, bricks and mortar," Blumenthal said.
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They'll feature new gateway bricks for the Toy Pad and a larger selection of story levels.
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"These are little bricks, construction pieces that are a part of every child's life," he said.
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Some protesters have thrown bricks and Molotov cocktails, and in one case stabbed a police officer.
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Some used orange traffic cones, bricks and wooden poles to set up barricades on main roads.
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The group is already the country's top bricks-and-mortar retailer, and is snapping up content.
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And that's at a time when traditional department store chains' bricks-and-mortar stores are struggling.
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The debris includes bricks, cinder blocks and metal, including the bands that held the barrels together.
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Rallies were banned, shops barred from selling kerosene and people prevented from collecting bricks or stones.
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It was built with bricks imported from Termoli, Italy, and has space for hundreds of bottles.
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A man and his family discovered 20 bricks of cocaine while on vacation in South Carolina.
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According to ABC-affiliate WJCL, the bricks of cocaine weighed 20 kilograms (44 lbs) in total.
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George noted that the debate about retail is often framed as online versus bricks and mortar.
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At least 20 officers were injured as people threw rocks, bottles and bricks, the police said.
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The cities of the developed world may once again smell acrid smoke and see bricks flying.
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Two tourists tried to steal bricks from the crematorium of a concentration camp as a souvenir.
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"In all my close friendships, words are the bricks I use to build bridges," she says.
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Protesters later regrouped to build new roadblocks, reinforcing them with bricks dug up from the sidewalk.
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That almost buried path of blood-red bricks confined both sides by tiles shaped like rope.
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Fastbrick Robotics has unveiled Hadrian X, a robot that lays 1,000 standard bricks in 60 minutes.
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By the age of 12, he was driving a tractor, laying bricks and doing electrical work.
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To the point of no return in the case of many traditional bricks and mortar sellers.
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I count the bricks in the walls and pace the cell until my feet have blisters.
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A presence that defies the need for bricks and mortar and feeds the longevity it deserves.
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The same goes for those square bricks of ramen that require a few minutes of boiling.
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As required, the bricks were sent to the Controlled Substances Laboratory of Delaware's Chief Medical Examiner.
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This sales office in Bangkok, Thailand, dubbed the Glass Fortress, is made of 20,000 glass bricks.
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Two men were operating what looked like a handheld cement mixer, making mortar to lay bricks.
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Some address tangible if arguable details: Were the resort's paving bricks red, or, less interestingly, brown?
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In Huehuetenango, bricks and glass were strewn on the ground as walls in the city collapsed.
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"You need the mortar and you need the bricks," Mr. Jacobsen said of a good filling.
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Along with mixing cement, mortar and bricks, I read widely and wrote poems and short stories.
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Running Out of Children, a South Korea School Enrolls Illiterate Grandmothers Lego Is Making Braille Bricks.
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It exploded into an all-night brawl, with protesters setting fires and throwing bottles and bricks.
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The house exploded, sending wood, bricks and a large part of the building's roof tumbling down.
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They smashed crossing lights, ripped bricks from sidewalks and barricaded roads in the downtown financial district.
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" He wrote, "The ships hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don't.
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This is, effectively, simply putting more gold bricks into the pedestal on which now resides Rihanna.
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Some of the bricks outside the houses have dime-size holes intended as homes for bees.
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Before long, the crowd began attacking the group with bricks, sticks and swords, Mr. Verma said.
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Inspectors found damaged stucco and bricks on it, as well as eroded mortar around the masonry.
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Brooks estimates the reuse process saves 80 percent of the resources needed to make new bricks.
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The complex has "artists in residence" like Adam Ward, who creates sculptures made of Lego bricks.
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But The Eagle finds Pudge's Florida keychain in the cement bricks and gives him an ultimatum.
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Reclaimed wood and exposed bricks may be played out, but the designers got it just right.
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Accolades and applause, followed by bricks wrapped in Bible verses sailing through her window at night.
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According to one record, 85 slaves were producing 4 million bricks a year at Boone Hall.
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So they begin stacking excuses like bricks, sealing themselves inside a box of explanations and rationalizations.
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That's compared with a return rate of about 2000% for shoppers at bricks-and-mortar stores.
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LEGO bricks are designed to stand up to any abuse your child can put them through.
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The base platform and bricks also connect to the Beasts of Balance app (iOS and Android).
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This unassuming Georgian building on 19 Princelet Street has migration written into its bricks and mortar.
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Among the dust-covered bottles of wine, I notice some bricks that have been plastered over.
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In July 2018, the Boring Company uploaded a video to Twitter showing the bricks being produced.
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The company sells 222 billion Lego bricks each year, of which there are 93,29 different types.
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After taking in feedback, Lego will roll out the Braille bricks next year, the foundation said.
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Shamoon, a piece of malware that tries to turn infected computers into unusable bricks, is back.
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The angles are created by laying bricks in diamond shapes across the middle of the building.
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The strings from your limb attachments lead to cardboard bricks with light strips on them, so when you move to take a step or throw a punch, the bricks move up and down, and the Joy-Con reads those movement and turns those into on-screen action.
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Spray Paint on 3 Layers of Glass with Lego Bricks on Aluminium Background in Custom Painted Frame.
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In the end, the Nets put up a few less bricks and led 20-13 after one.
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The deli, meanwhile, is once again turning out Woody Allen sandwiches and knishes as big as bricks.
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And I want to finish that video over at the spot where the woman did the bricks.
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First, not only does this mean Facebook can't distribute apps internally, it also basically bricks these apps.
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Some pelted school buses carrying African-American children with bricks and bottles, and angry protesters mobbed schools.
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That includes 9 percent growth online, and a more muted 0.1 percent uptick at bricks-and-mortar.
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Protesters were seen wearing helmets, goggles and heavy-duty workman's gloves, and pulling bricks from the sidewalks.
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Lego said in a statement on Tuesday it would stop asking people why they wanted its bricks.
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Muon neutrinos from CERN occasionally interacts with the bricks, which the plastic and magnetic measurement devices record.
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There's a wave of digital brands like Casper, Warby Parker and Untuckit opening bricks-and-mortar locations.
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The Flybrix team didn't set out to build an adorable DIY mini-drone out of Lego bricks.
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So I'm back home on the East Coast right now and just hitting the bricks with auditioning.
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And it's shifted from making patties to selling only five-pound bricks of the plant-based protein.
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Bricks from London were brought in to replace areas that had been damaged or collapsed over time.
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Yet these investments are only a down-payment – scaffolding to allow bricks and mortar to be laid.
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That sentiment is evidence that the U.S. is still oversaturated with bricks-and-mortar retail, Boss said.
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Adyen then released software that runs on point-of-sale terminals to help bricks-and-mortar stores.
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On the front lines, protesters have targeted police with petrol bombs, iron bars, tools, bricks and lasers.
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But drain a bog, dry it out, chop the mud into bricks and you can burn it.
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A move to Japan followed when he was six, but the bricks weren't well-known there either.
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It has a corrugated metal roof, propped up on loose bricks, and a Vietnamese flag flies outside.
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While I've been divorced/single for nearly 10 years, it hit me like a ton of bricks.
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There are streamers sewing costumes, snapping together LEGO bricks, and creating digital paintings of their favorite characters.
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In Gopalpur, Neelabeni's neighbors are buying cement, bricks and paint, and comparing notes on layout and design.
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They are lifting the heavy bricks to build the equitable world we all deserve to live in.
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FOR years, online retailers in America have enjoyed an unfair advantage over their bricks-and-mortar competitors.
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One answer he does have: These bricks are guaranteed to be impervious to the Boring Company flamethrower.
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Many times, out in the fields, he had found bricks with patterning he knew to be Qin.
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Shifting the focus from bricks and mortar to online services would be a good place to start.
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Even if the bricks are given away, not having to pay for muck processing makes it cheaper.
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If you've got loads of Lego bricks laying around you no longer want, Lego recommends donating them.
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Small businesses are the most nervous, especially in the construction sector and at bricks-and-mortar retailers.
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Now, he's throwing "bricks" on the court despite being the top basketball recruit in the entire country.
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Her kitchen, separate from her home and built of mud bricks, measures roughly two metres by two.
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Lifesize LEGO-like interlocking bricks made from tunneling rock that you can use to create sculptures & buildings.
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Some cities have gone further, imposing minimum distances between food trucks and existing bricks-and-mortar businesses.
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It's typically more expensive to acquire customers online than it is in a bricks-and-mortar store.
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And the Nebraska GOP office had bricks thrown through its windows and graffiti painted on its wall.
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Nevertheless, big bricks-and-mortar players like Target and Wal-Mart will still open at 6 p.m.
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As you can see over here, the bedroom window and everything, it's completely blown through, bricks everywhere.
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Last year, Ai accused Lego of refusing to directly sell its interlocking plastic toy bricks to him.
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They also only cost 60 cents, which is three times cheaper than standard bricks in South Africa.
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The bricks are then arranged into learning kits for students, which they can use to form words.
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Wall Street hasn't afforded bricks-and-mortar chains the same leniency when it comes to fulfillment costs.
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You can read the comic to find out, or you can experience yourself through digital Lego bricks.
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Men's underwear brand Mack Weldon, for example, will be opening its first bricks-and-mortar store ever.
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"It hit me like a ton of bricks, there was no discussion of issues" in her campaign.
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She's moved on to another kiln where she spends her days hauling carts weighed down with bricks.
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With all the cocaine bricks in front of him, you couldn't see anything below Joseph Martella's waist.
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Per the BBC, the falling bricks were the result of a building collapsing due to windy weather.
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Bricks-and-mortar rivals also took business away by stocking best-selling Christian-market titles and Bibles.
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As commerce goes online, less is spent on bricks-and-mortar shops, which again means less GDP.
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If Rabelais's infant giant Pantagruel had played with Lego bricks, his nursery might have looked like this.
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In September, Hurricane Dorian's powerful waves carried more than a dozen bricks of cocaine to Florida's beaches.
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Musk's bricks are made by compressing that dirt at high pressures, plus a little bit of concrete.
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Mud bricks, also known as adobe, are also fire-proof, water-resistant, and offer relatively good insulation.
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It was also full of glass bricks, and I feared they would be ground to crystalline dust.
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When they arrived, they found a black trash bag torn open with 20 bricks of cocaine inside.
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" Printed on the bricks will be facts that the campaign says highlights the consequences of "open borders.
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She has an uncanny ability to create the splitting image of your home in tiny plastic bricks.
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The stack is made up of 35-metric-ton bricks, topped by an autonomous six-arm crane.
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ET after reports of a man walking around the area carrying bricks, according to CNN affiliate WSLS.
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His previous jobs include working an auto parts assembly line, laying bricks, and collecting carts at Costco.
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At the University of Hong Kong, protesters have used bricks and bamboo poles to erect elaborate roadblocks.
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"When she said to them she would complain, they hammered her skull in with bricks," he said.
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"I'll take a bucket, take bricks, and I'll start building it myself," said a visibly frustrated Rep.
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They use bricks, clay pots, discarded furniture, wooden stools, bicycles, porcelain sunflower seeds—the list goes on.
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These two bricks at Bouley, on the other hand, reflect creativity, experimentation, maybe a shade of obsession.
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On its face, the product looks like a black and white version of Amazon's default power bricks.
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And while the city boasts other concert venues, The Showbox is more than wood beams and bricks.
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The grey bricks are produced in a lab over eight days using urine, calcium, sand and bacteria.
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Lego bricks (or, if you're not a pedant, Legos) are highly precise and highly consistent plastic objects.
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Massive in scale, its 25 steps rise from a tessellation of small bricks into a frightening edifice.
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The outside of this building looks like an opaque cube, with glass bricks stacked atop one another.
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She owned her "bricks and sticks" home (a common phrase among work campers for a traditional house).
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Many houses in the area are built with earthen bricks that are easily destroyed in a quake.
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A man steps around the dried blood on the bricks outside 55 Hilda Street on Thursday evening.
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"Sometimes these investigations fall apart, and all the bricks don't add up to a building," Coan said.
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I decorated my cap mostly with Lego bricks because they have always been a hobby of mine.
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Bachelor's programs are now offered only in Malawi and Zambia, where Unicaf has bricks-and-mortar campuses.
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The left side for all other students has been left with chipped bricks and peeling yellow paint.
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Generally they can expect lines of frustrated residents throwing rocks, bricks and sometimes even Molotovs at them.
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" He added, "People don't think retail is going to grow again from a bricks-and-mortar perspective.
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Chupeta said his workers pressed the cocaine into special cylindrical bricks to fit inside the jalapeño cans.
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Bricks are one of his trademark motifs to evoke urban dwellings, jail cells and the modernist grid.
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Waves of store closings by bricks-and-mortar retailers like Barnes & Noble and Macy's increased the volume.
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A Reuters witness and Niazi said the Islamists threw stones, bricks, sticks and shoes at the marchers.
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Once their primary-use ends, many bricks can be reused and repurposed in a range of ways.
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For a luxury brand, what's the point of a store, at least a bricks-and-mortar store?
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Instead of using bricks in many places, workers are instead affixing thin gray tiles to exterior walls.
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Protestors, meanwhile, did little to cool tensions, hurling bricks and petrol bombs during two days of demonstrations.
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Its success has put further strain on bricks-and-mortar shops, which were already dying in droves.
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Across town, the white bricks of Robert Venturi's Fire Station 4 recline in a sly number four.
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Traditional grocery retailers are lusting after digital technology; online companies are seeing benefits in bricks and mortar.
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For the sake of traveling light, don't pack multiple power bricks to charge your phone and battery.
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Though the bricks they created were small, they were stronger than steel-reinforced concrete, Dr. Qiao said.
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The violent demonstrators have thrown bricks and Molotov cocktails, and in one case stabbed a police officer.
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M.C. broke through a wall of bricks that looked like a prop from a middle school play.
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Roger himself thought The Wall cover should be just a wall, bricks with no illustration on it.
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And these companies have proven that having a bricks-and-mortar presence can help them speed growth.
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The bag was packed to the brim with plastic-wrapped bricks of fresh one-hundred-dollar bills.
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Nearly four decades later, an inspection in 21993 found that there were still cracking and crumbling bricks.
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But that's a bit like saying there are bricks missing from the pyramids of Giza in Egypt.
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While not building additional bricks-and-mortar retail locations, the company is expanding its digital marketing capabilities.
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Crenelated spires have scalloped molding tucked along their doorways, and there are deep grout lines between bricks.
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GLD tracks the spot price of gold by holding physical gold bricks in bank vaults in London.
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Nor have the main answers: safe shelters, affordable housing and rental support — bricks and mortar and money.
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Young men passed by pushing trolleys stacked with bricks that they had dug out of the sidewalk.
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Atari said Nestle removed the bricks from the "Breakout" screen and replaced them with Kit Kat bars.
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Founded in 1932, its brightly colored plastic bricks have made the Kristiansen family one of Denmark's richest.
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The typical online retailer generates $0003,2000,2300 in sales per employee versus $2000,000 at bricks-and-mortar stores.
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