"There are many dog cafes, cat cafes, raccoon cafes, alpaca cafes and duck cafes," said Lu, as the puppies, their limbs, ears and fur around the eyes dyed black, playfully chased a fish toy on a cord.
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We've had cheese toastie restaurants, cereal cafes, cat cafes, owl cafes, and pay-for-time-not-coffee shops.
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Otter cafes (like cat cafes) are also on the rise in Tokyo.
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Nearly 9000 death cafes have been held across the world, and an updated interactive map helps conversation-seekers find upcoming death cafes.
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Pet cafes have gained explosive popularity around the world in recent years, with cafes in Korea and Japan offering up drinks and treats alongside dogs, cats and even hedgehogs, but dog cafes are a concept that have only just made their way to the U.S — mostly due to logistics.
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His administration's shift on fuel tax came after rioters ran amok in central Paris, torching cars, looting boutiques vandalizing cafes and private residences and cafes in affluent neighborhoods.
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Here are the full lists of the most-Instagrammed restaurants and cafes in the country: U.S. bakeries & cafes: WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Make Bacon Fat Popcorn U.S. restaurants:
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Starbucks said it would start rolling out regular cafes across Italy this year - a move that will bring it into closer competition with Italy's more than 57,000 cafes.
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Tweet: internet cafes everywhere in the world except US. . .
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I was living in Paris, just drawing in the cafes.
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Internet cafes are also being forced to install surveillance cameras.
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He spends afternoons drinking wine and reading books in cafes.
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Additionally, pot cafes are also pretty sparse and mostly illegal.
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Others said silent prayers at schools, cafes and even offices.
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Shops, cafes and a housing project have sprung up nearby.
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One particularly worrying trend is the rise in Otter Cafes.
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Starbucks will stop selling newspapers at its cafes Sept. 1.
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Users will get extra points at restaurants, breweries and cafes.
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It also included clauses allowing for delivery and potential cafes.
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No. There are too many cat cafes in Taipei now.
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Throughout San Juan, cafes are open early and close late.
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So have the restaurants and cafes attacked on Nov. 13.
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Throughout Europe, vegan cafes have become synonymous with the counterculture.
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It killed in kebab shops and bodegas, in internet cafes
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Sure enough, before long bars, cafes and restaurants moved in.
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Mather's Cafes take a holistic approach to aging, she said.
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Cafes and museums are crowded, and hotels are booked solid.
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Ask for them at work, cafes, bars, and venues. 90.
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Bars, cafes, and restaurants in Italy are being shut down.
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Mr. Maman was an owner of the 12 Chairs Cafes.
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In Michigan, cafes and shopping centers suddenly seem less safe.
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Restaurants, cafes, gyms and sporting clubs will also be closed.
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Many of the stores and cafes and stands were closed.
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There are many cafes around and they are all packed.
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I visit bars and cafes, watch TV shows and documentaries.
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And what differentiates the cafes of Melbourne from anywhere else's?
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The cafes make no guarantees that items will be fixed.
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In 2019, the brand added iced coffee taps to cafes.
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Some cafes (Starbucks tried this, too) offer wireless charging areas.
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Cafes, museums and shopping districts provide endless options to explore.
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Outdoor cafes were packed, runners were looping around the neighborhood.
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The owner, Alex O'Brien, has worked in cafes for years.
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That could potentially affect cinemas, theaters, restaurants, clubs, and cafes.
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Go to parties, go to cafes, go to dog parks.
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Industry groups such as the American Kava Association have started to organize kava bars and cafes nationally, and many importers, and even some cafes, also partner with laboratories to check the quality of their product.
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Sales at established Americas region cafes in the quarter to Dec.
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On Sunday night, cafes and diners bustled with groups of teenagers.
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Additional cafes in Italy are expected to open later this year.
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Internet cafes have often been a target of censorship in China.
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They're like internet cafes, with computers set up, ready for players.
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The cafes themselves are minimalistic, white and red with black calligraphy.
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IN CAFES outside Istanbul University, students pore over a glossy leaflet.
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So we build clubs, cafes, bars and homes away from home.
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Female students have their own cafes in their own exclusive campus.
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I discovered restored colonial ruins, cafes for tourists, revived imperial architecture.
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There are plenty of nice cafes and restaurants dotted around Cannes.
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Department stores, cafes, restaurants and takeaways, and clothing all ticked higher.
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Included on their hit list are trendy cafes, markets, and restaurants.
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Shops, restaurants and cafes are in nearby Excelsior, on Lake Minnetonka.
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Residential homes, vendors, and cafes line the side of the streets.
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Read More: 10 of the 'most Instagrammable' cafes in the world
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Her block, filled with sidewalk cafes, was "insanely loud," she said.
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Many cafes open early and stay open late into the night.
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The neighborhood is also chock-full of cafes, restaurants, and bars.
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When the city floods, water invades homes, businesses, cafes and more.
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I've recorded a bunch of these in cafes, bars and restaurants.
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Families head out on weekends to swimming pools, cafes, and spas.
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Families are staying until after midnight in markets, restaurants and cafes.
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Many movements that changed the course of history started in cafes.
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A warning to those who leave their children unattended in cafes
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Of all the cafes and restaurants I visited, one stood out.
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She cries at cafes, at bars, in her lousy hotel room.
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Planters had been dragged from cafes, overturned and used as barricades.
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The gradual integration of felines into cafes was just the beginning.
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France and Spain have ordered all cafes and restaurants shut down.
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There are CBD massage parlors, CBD bakeries and even CBD cafes.
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In Europe, repair parties and cafes are starting to spring up.
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France has also closed most cafes, restaurants, cinemas, nightclubs, and shops.
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The move means bars, cafes, restaurants and cinemas will be shut.
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Cafes and restaurants are closed, as are museums and movie theaters.
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The move means bars, cafes, restaurants and cinemas will be shut.
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They showed me the city, its chaotic cafes and dusky tavernas.
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Many other shops and cafes in the capital chose to close.
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Cafes, buses, markets and concert halls become abattoirs, public and obscene.
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Some among them break the windows of cafes run by migrants.
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Hundreds of cafes, restaurants and pastry shops there cater to Syrians.
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Also, several Moka cafes are being opened across the United States.
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We sampled some of the solid appetizers at the poolside cafes.
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Each neighborhood has its own identity with independent shops and cafes.
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Some write in cafes or Airbnbs; others don't leave the house.
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Men sit in cafes, chatting, smoking and drinking tea and coffee.
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There are the same lonely bed-sits, rundown boardinghouses, cheerless cafes.
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Restaurants, cafes and bars are shuttered, or only offer take-away.
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Locals are busily shopping for gifts and sipping coffee at cafes.
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Small cafes, stores with modern shelving, a destination restaurant or two.
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There wasn't any of that stuff, but there were internet cafes.
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With a number of Seoul's dog and cat cafes being recently outed for mistreating their animals, these cafes claim that they hope to stand out not only for their unusual brood, but for their approach to welfare.
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Just kept making excuses to sit in cafes and continue on reading.
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Drippers, which cafes use to make high-end coffee, cost about $20.
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The home is a short walk to markets, schools and small cafes.
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This past summer, cafes and restaurants in Moscow began accepting crypto payments.
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Kurds, Turkmen and Arabs happily jumbled their different languages in the cafes.
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However, sales at established Americas region cafes in the quarter to Dec.
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Delivery is now available in 24 percent of system-wide bakery cafes.
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It's kind of like places you go and sit—old school cafes.
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I drink it at home and at work, in cafes in restaurants.
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The cafes, in a rare exception to the general tumult, were dormant.
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Several cafes have set up tables and chairs alongside the railroad tracks.
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Hotel Sacher and Cafe Demel are two prestigious cafes in Vienna, Austria.
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It has a Burberry discount store, and countless smashed avocado-serving cafes.
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Delivery, Hurst said, is about 10 percent of sales in these cafes.
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Work cafes and lounges are available for employees to take a break.
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Basically, don't expect to lounge around at riverside cafes — not a thing.
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"In the future we will have more cafes than Starbucks," she declared.
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Before the war, Damascus was known for its bars, cafes, and clubs.
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Public spaces, governmental institutions, schools, cafes, and restaurants are all gender-segregated.
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Nassau Street in Princeton is packed with eateries, cafes, and Colonial architecture.
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It manifests itself on trains, buses, cafes, even walking down the street.
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Hotels, restaurants, cafes - they're all shut down, so where can they go?
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The lavish production lovingly recreates the city's 1920s streets, cafes and nightclubs.
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Cafes and restaurants have signs asking customers to flush only when necessary.
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Above, relatives at one of Ramallah's busy cafes in the West Bank.
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Some cafes and restaurants opened, but customers were allowed only takeaway food.
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Reusable mugs are no longer an option at Dunkin' or Starbucks cafes.
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His plainclothes security agents loiter and listen in cafes and hotel lobbies.
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Neighborhoods on the periphery now bustle with newly opened stores and cafes.
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Cafes, butcher shops, bakeries, gyms, bookstores and churches are all third places.
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Panera said cafes will generally deliver between the hours of 11 a.m.
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Again, the coffee/dessert cafes in Korea are insanely fun and delicious.
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Along the way are many restaurants and cafes built into the mountain.
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First, they designed a few bars and cafes in Oslo for friends.
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In cafes, visitors savored plates of Amazonian fish like pirarucu and tucunaré.
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BARS/RESTAURANTS All bars, cafes and restaurants on the streets must close.
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"We have seen too many people in cafes and restaurants," he said.
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Target will also close the eateries and cafes located within its stores.
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Moncarapacho has a cobblestone central square, restaurants, sidewalk cafes and small markets.
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They played cricket and eavesdropped in the city's ethnic cafes and clubs.
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Cafes that are serious about the coffees they prepare have become commonplace.
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These will be the first Starbucks cafes to grace the country's shores.
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LOS ANGELES, April 26 (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp's sales at established cafes in its U.S.-dominated Americas region grew slightly more than expected in the latest quarter amid increasing competition from upscale independent cafes, convenience stores and fast-food chains.
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Even though Italy has gone into lockdown and neighboring Belgium and Spain have closed bars and cafes, the French government has kept cafes - and their vibrant social life - open, just asking people to keep a safe distance between tables.
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Even though Italy has gone into lockdown and neighboring Belgium and Spain have closed bars and cafes, the French government has kept cafes - and their vibrant social life - open, just asking people to keep a safe distance between tables.
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The ship's restaurants and cafes are closed, so passengers are receiving room service.
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More than the Canadian winters fuel the cafes' ubiquity here, cafe owners agree.
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There are also cat cafes and even cat yoga for the same purpose.
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Devotees can meet at low-carb keto cruises, keto conferences, and keto cafes.
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Until Cofix came along, Israeli cafes routinely charged $3-$4 for a coffee.
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Jolien: We stole from cafes, restaurants, schools—just to name a few places.
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You need a decent center with good amenities available—shops, restaurants, and cafes.
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The area is now a popular park with outdoor cafes and sports facilities.
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M Street in Washington, DC's Georgetown neighborhood is bustling with shops and cafes.
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Hotels, cafes, restaurants — if I cross the road I can find you something.
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Cafes along the cobbled street were ordered closed, as were some Metro stations.
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Young professionals came and Stur took off, inspiring others to open cafes nearby.
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Restaurants, bars, museums, and cafes also fill the streets of this historic neighborhood.
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But the cafes near the top, once a popular date spot, are closed.
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About three-quarters of Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf's cafes are in Asia today.
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Brewer said that overall, drive-thru stores "well outperformed" cafes in the quarter.
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It's also brought in customers to small businesses such as cafes and restaurants.
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It's transformed so much, there are outlet stores and cafes in every direction.
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You can visit department stores, manga and anime shops, and cafes for refreshments.
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By then, however, other cafes had opened with both male and female staff.
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Mr. Cook said the company's other cafes were seeing a slowdown in business.
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Starbucks (SBUX) has temporarily closed its cafes in the United States and Canada.
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As is Adam Gopnick's latest in The New Yorker, on cafes and liberalism!
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Some of them had recently, symbolically, been repurposed into luxury hotels and cafes.
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On that sunny Sunday, thousands of French crowded the city's parks and cafes.
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The coffee culture, featuring countless quirky cafes, is not to be overlooked either.
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Now, you've run restaurants and cafes before, but this is your first bar.
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Now, tasteful cafes and quirky new businesses stand alongside longtime restaurants and bars.
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In Europe, repair parties and cafes are starting to spring up as well.
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It is pausing the use of seating, both inside cafes and on patios.
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It has also banned the smoking of hookahs, or water pipes, in cafes.
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This year, many of the cafes were closed and the taxis stood idle.
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Coffee bars, cafes and restaurants must close, although restaurants can make home deliveries.
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The organization's website claims to have initiated 6,503 death cafes in 56 countries.
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The coffee chain had earlier removed seating from its cafes to discourage gathering.
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Death cafes aren't just for those who are aging or have terminal illnesses.
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Yale University anchors the lively downtown, full of bookstores, cafes, restaurants and pubs.
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Cafes where employees can grab coffee and flip open laptops for impromptu meetings.
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No horns blown, no street parties, no Champagne corks popping in Paris's cafes.
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Men met at cafes or at apartments rented for a night, he said.
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And in the last few years, stylish restaurants, cafes and bars have followed.
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It has a handicraft shop, cafes and several construction projects in the works.
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Some of their newfound uses: cellphone repair shops, tiny cafes and defibrillator sites.
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The recall doesn't affect Panera Bread Canadian bakery-cafes or any other products.
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Plus, this year Starbucks (SBUX) is making sure that its cafes look festive.
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Target will also close the eateries and cafes located within its stores. Amazon.
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Book stores and cafes are popping up, along with dance and drama festivals.
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The house is also within walking distance of many shops, cafes and markets.
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People play on their smartphones, so there's no need for Pokémon cyber cafes.
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Enjoy its views of water and the picturesque cobbled streets and hidden cafes.
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Cafes have a mix of regular tables and sit-down "cocktail" video game cabinets (sadly unplayable), just as they did in the late '70s and 80s—many arcade games were marketed to cafes and other casual eateries as well as arcades.
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Toronto&aposs Greektown is a lively residential area with crowded Greek restaurants and cafes.
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Shops, bakeries, cafes, restaurants and condos are within a stone's throw of the water.
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New fitness gyms popped up, scattered amid cafes and restaurants offering nutrient-dense cuisine.
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Online and in Starbucks stores, you can get DIY gingerbread houses called Gingerbread Cafes.
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Some of the busiest ones have shifted from cosy cafes to take-away counters.
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On weekends, and even most weekdays, its waterfront cafes, restaurants and bars are packed.
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Business is then done at cafes or elsewhere at black market rates, dealers said.
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We've covered the environment, bitcoin, and why the future will be cafes and croissants.
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It's not just that restaurants and cafes are full until the early morning hours.
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Memoranda takes place in a quaint town, complete with charming little cafes and bakeries.
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Cafes, bars, and restaurants will also be able to get in on the action.
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More customers were visiting cafes during all times of the day, including the afternoon.
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Donations are sold at Housing Works thrift shops, bookstore cafes, and an online shop.
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No quaint streets, warm baguettes or cafes are to be found in their videos.
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Along with filling stations, restaurants and cafes began to appear at these roadside havens.
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Unsurprisingly, the volume of inexpensive street food and casual cafes in Coyoacán didn't disappoint.
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The cafes are stocked with snacks, fruits and drinks, and employees get free lunch.
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During the renovations, the three stadiums will set up restaurants, cafes, and monitor screens.
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How do you feel about the influx of cat cafes in the world now?
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Many tents and makeshift structures that had housed cafes, bakeries and kiosks lay abandoned.
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The cafes were filled with radical intellectuals, oil sheikhs and every kind of huckster.
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We were having fair-trade espresso at one of the city's many fine cafes.
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In June 2013, Portland-based Stumptown Coffee Roasters installed nitrogen taps at its cafes.
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As well as all the main museums, there are cafes, shops, and creative installations.
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The hotels also tend to have cafes and shops with affordable sandwiches and snacks.
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That may mean more Indian coffee being offered in Starbucks cafes across the world.
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From impressive architecture to iconic cafes, the city of Prague has plenty to offer.
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In contrast, the 7,183 cafes from the China/Asia Pacific region posted $223.8 million.
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Its century-old cafes and gorgeous tree-lined streets have always been a draw.
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Chic cafes spill into the streets that web the Britomart district, offering convenient respite.
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And I like that because you don't get that with all the new cafes.
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Many cafes and pet shops sell otters to anyone interested in taking one home.
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Via Mazzini, once the main ghetto street, is now dotted with cafes and shops.
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And restaurants, bars and cafes are getting pummeled as the coronavirus forces social distancing.
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On Wednesday, officials banned hookah from cafes in a bid to stem the contagion.
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Restaurants, cafes and other shopping are concentrated along Eastlake Avenue, a few blocks inland.
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Caffeination is available everywhere and third-wave cafes offer better coffee than Starbucks anyhow.
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In Paris I worked in cafes, but I've taken to having my own space.
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We've seen you writing poetry in subway cars, on park benches and at cafes.
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Good2Go also has partnerships with Peet's Coffee, Sextant Coffee Roasters and other local cafes.
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During its fiscal fourth quarter, Starbucks' 4,125 Chinese cafes contributed $763 million in revenue.
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They prefer a more manicured Bangkok, with air-conditioning, malls and Instagrammable dessert cafes.
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After physical work began in 2013 shops, cafes and restaurants have also sprung up.
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"This is where I come to think, cafes all over the world," he wrote.
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Some stores are opening restaurants, cafes and niche services only offered on Fifth Avenue.
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If the farmers fold, the cafes and grocery stores will soon feel the effects.
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Listen up, cafes across the world are offering a new, healthier alternative to coffee.
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According to several nongovernmental groups, only about 600 cafes open in Tunisia during Ramadan.
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In Tokyo and Osaka especially, otaku cafes and cosplay restaurants started appearing in droves.
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We voluntarily and immediately removed all of those strawberries from all of our cafes.
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The listing agency's spokesperson explained that there are several cafes near these homes, and the agency will allow the home buyers to chose one of the cafes from which to receive free avocado toast once a week for a year after their purchase.
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In the same vein, sipping wine in cafes along sidewalks — gasp, public displays of alcohol!
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But what about places with fewer than ten seats, such as takeaway spots and cafes?
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Gas stations, restaurants, cafes and cinemas would also be allowed to stay open all Sundays.
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Starbucks has been struggling to get diners to frequent its cafes at a higher rate.
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I want to give [restaurants, bars, and cafes] incentives to mitigate the noise if possible.
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"I lived in Japan for a while, where there are cat cafes everywhere," she said.
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Four years later, Starbucks opened its 20213,22021th location, including international cafes in Japan and Singapore.
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Shareable plates are a constant across the game cafes, but the beverages of choice vary.
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What kind of customers do you guys get who might not appear in regular cafes?
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Honda imagines people using it to open cafes or curry shops wherever they may roam.
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"I've been laughed out of cafes and bars with this song @caitlynjenner," added another user.
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MacDonald says she has been interviewed about trendy South Korean raccoon cafes on multiple occasions.
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Others camp out at expensive cafes, refilling their mugs of fancy coffee throughout the day.
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Practically all trade and service points, including cafes, shops, restaurants and petrol stations, accept them.
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One day last month, I set out to visit Seoul's three most unusual pet cafes.
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By the end of 2019, 10 more cafes are slated for opening in the Northeast.
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Glum-faced fans in Germany shirts moved slowly and quietly away from cafes and bars.
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The cars push out frolicking kids, quiet afternoons reading on a bench and sidewalk cafes.
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Starbucks has also expanded its menu to offer alcohol in some of its U.S. cafes.
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Have yours at Central, one of the oldest and most popular cafes in the city.
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It was really open mic culture in the cafes in New York at the time.
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Restaurants and cafes, once a rarity, began to appear in the brick-and-cobblestone downtown.
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Cafes were closed, schools renamed and girls flogged for not covering their faces, he said.
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Chobani's cafes help "inspire" customers to think of creative ways to eat yogurt, McGuinness said.
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Cafes and restaurants are full, and people even continue exercising in the city's many parks.
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"So the cafes were conceived as a way to connect with others," said Ms. Leary.
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The City of Lights is recognized for its lovely cafes, bakeries, boutiques and art galleries.
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Priority Pass is a network of more than 295,210 airport lounges, restaurants, and cafes worldwide.
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As this is an American Express Card, access to restaurants and cafes is unfortunately restricted.
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In the past, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf operated about a dozen cafes in New York.
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Hanoi's government ordered the cafes to close up shop by October 12, citing safety concerns.
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Find comfortable places nearby for when you start feeling closed in: cafes, coffeehouses, parks, libraries.
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The alcohol factor also allows them to ditch a cover charge, like many cafes have.
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Both times were at wellness cafes, the first in Seattle and the second in Oakland.
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It was unclear whether wifi networks at places like hotels or cafes would still operate.
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The coffee giant sells two types of cold brew in its cafes, regular and nitro.
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Its bustling cafes are designed to build community and promote interaction between customers and baristas.
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Restaurants and cafes have been ordered to limit their services to delivery and takeout only.
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Iced coffee requires, well, ice, and some smaller cafes have to rent their ice machines.
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Head to its landscaped shopping area, where you'll find boutiques, cafes, and fine-dining options.
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Lately, it has tried smaller concept stores, with cafes with food and wine and beer.
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He said his executive order would limit restaurants, bars and cafes to takeout and delivery.
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In previous years when we visited, it was difficult to find nonsmoking restaurants or cafes.
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Cafes offer tiny cups of syrupy Middle Eastern coffee along with Sri Lanka's famous tea.
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The neat rows of wicker chairs outside the ubiquitous cafes continued to buzz with patrons.
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During the conflict, bombings of airports, bus stations, banks, cafes, and hotels were not uncommon.
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It blends into a promenade with a walking path, mobile cafes, and two bike lanes.
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I think as I order my coffee and wait, posing as everyone poses in cafes.
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There were air-conditioned stores, fast-food restaurants, movie theaters, internet cafes and swimming pools.
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Cafes and restaurants were closed, but it was no coincidence that food markets were open.
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He said terraces accounted for 30 percent of revenue for the city's cafes and restaurants.
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Those campaigning for the bistros and cafes hope the establishments make the list in 2020.
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Starbucks has roughly 4,300 cafes in the Asian country, which is its second-largest market.
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The cafes and shops of Pearl Street, a main thoroughfare, are also within walking distance.
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According to Dr. Herman, artists slowly occupied the old buildings; cafes, bars and restaurants followed.
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Some networking and schmoozing moved offsite to cafes and hotels, limiting opportunities for chance encounters.
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In New York, boutiques of all kinds are beginning to look a lot like cafes.
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Wireless charging stations could start popping up at cafes, hotels, airports, and other public venues.
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The cafes, the streets, the squares, the cultural spaces that allowed us to socially interact.
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He spent no cash on his campaign, preferring to simply talk to people in cafes.
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"A lot of the pubs and cafes have had to lay off staff," Kirkby said.
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They prefer an air-conditioned Bangkok, with malls, ice-skating rinks and Instagrammable dessert cafes.
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Carytown, a shopping district with bookstores, wine bars, cafes, bike shops and restaurants, is nearby.
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Main Street, a pedestrian-friendly corridor of shops, restaurants and cafes, is eight blocks north.
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The densely populated community is filled with cafes and restaurants, quirky shops and colorful Victorians.
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I&aposve used them in cafes, on trains, on the subway, and even on airplanes.
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Footage showed cracks to houses and customers rushing out of cafes when the tremors began.
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But she now grabs stretches of writing time in her publisher's office or in cafes.
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Think historical ruins being demolished to be replaced by chic cafes with faux-historic feels.
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From the cafes on the nearby Martin Luther Square, locals sit and watch the bustle.
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But they can only use it via common-use computers at universities and internet cafes.
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In malls, cafes and supermarkets around Riyadh, Saudis digested the escalation in their own ways.
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San Francisco's Little Italy, this hood is packed with amazing restaurants, cafes, and gelato spots.
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At the end of the war, some restaurants and cafes in the Ottoman-era old town of the capital stopped serving alcohol and pork and residents say they have now disappeared from the menu in other cafes which have started to do the same.
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At the end of the war, some restaurants and cafes in the Ottoman-era old town of the capital stopped serving alcohol and pork and residents say they have now disappeared from the menu in other cafes which have started to do the same.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Owls fluff up their feathers and preen beneath the stroking fingers of customers at Owl Village, one of many cafes dedicated to the birds, seen as a symbol of good luck in Japan, that have sprung up amid a boom in animal cafes.
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Popular musicians and actors urged people to vote, and bookshops and cafes offered discounts for voters.
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While walking past some cafes I swear I hear someone shouting my name and look around.
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This growth in menu personalization is putting huge pressure on restaurants, cafes and other food retailers.
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In Colombia's more traditional south, there was a mixed reaction to the rise of these cafes.
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Sydney's Parliament on King is one of the few cafes with Fairy Bread on its menu.
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I'm not sure how many cafes have Fairy Bread on the menu; not many, I suspect.
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Gokarna also boasts unspoilt beaches and low-cost lodgings and cafes-and plenty of nightlife options.
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Bars, cafes and restaurants in Paris and Brussels were preparing for a bumper evening of revelry.
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There are fans in cafes, servings of pie and mash, Pearly Kings and packed-out pubs.
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Currently, digital accounts for 24 percent of sales in its company-owned cafes, the company reported.
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Scores of people crowd the narrow alleys and sit in cafes around the famous Umayyad mosque.
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Some local officials have asked cafes to install software that would track what its users browse.
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Macy's, for instance, is using miniconcerts, yoga classes and cafes to draw consumers through its doors.
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The ship's auditorium, casino, restaurants, and cafes are closed, so passengers have food delivered to them.
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Blue Bottle has 40 cafes, a number that Nestlé said would increase to 55 by yearend.
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There are so many 24-hour restaurants, cafes that stay open late and even late parties.
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Participating cafes will serve up alcoholic beverages alongside cheese boards, tarts and other wine pairing offerings.
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We go to one of those Instagram-worthy cafes that are all over the city now.
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The couple enjoys cute market dates and visits Rose's favorite museum and lunches at delightful cafes.
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Polish dogs will be available at all Sam's Club cafes starting July 23 for only $0.99!
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They made no secret of forming morality enforcement squads, attacking female hairdressing shops, weddings and cafes.
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Bars, cafes and restaurants around the city have been adding cannabidiol to cocktails, coffee and food.
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In January it banned restaurants, cafes and other establishments from adding CBD to food and drinks.
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Inside cafes and the Fado bars, laden with ancient Portuguese tiles, they looked to the Web.
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An intrinsic part of Mumbai's heritage, it is one of the city's few surviving Irani cafes.
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Starbucks' headquarters has two cafes that serve the more than 5,000 company employees who work there.
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In Europe, the first smartphone designed for DIY repair is available, and repair cafes are flourishing.
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Panera Bread is going full-steam ahead to expand delivery services to more of its cafes.
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I had a similar repulsion to using laptops in East Village cafes during the early noughts.
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Now he lives in the community with the support he needs, rides horses, and frequents cafes.
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From cafes to Facebook a debate rages on whether Kerrey is fit to head the university.
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After touring the exhibition, Mr. Daniels sat at one of the Met's cafes for a chat.
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On other days the unemployed 42-year-old sleeps on benches in round-the-clock cafes.
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U.S. cafes also grew traffic during all times of the day, for the second consecutive quarter.
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Restaurants, cafes and markets are within a mile on Tiburon Boulevard, which winds along the coast.
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Complex attacks on aircraft, airports, cafes, metro stations and music halls demand robust planning and coordination.
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Pokéstops can be at any location really, from cafes and parks to monuments and graffiti walls.
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But Denver wants to take cat cafes to a new level — with America's first cat bar.
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Starbucks, for example, has stopped filling reusable cups or offering "for here ware," at its cafes.
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Restaurants, cafes and catering businesses will be restricted to delivery and take-away services, Morrison said.
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But later, opposition supporters whistled as they caught the results on their cellphones at outdoor cafes.
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Roberts has made many such stops at the chain restaurants and roadside cafes dotting Southern Interstates.
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The hotel is in the Nine Streets, a neighborhood full of quirky shops, bars and cafes.
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Several hip boutique hotels have opened recently, with affiliated cafes, rooftop bars and fine-dining restaurants.
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Around the plaza's edges, tourists and locals congregate in cafes for morning cappuccini and evening aperitivi.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain told restaurants, bars, cafes and health clubs to close tonight.
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We met several times a week to talk at cafes or to walk by the sea.
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Shops and cafes boarded up, and monuments like the Arc de Triomphe and museums stayed closed.
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The restaurants of Little Ethiopia and popular cafes of Pico Boulevard are a few blocks away.
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I was at one of the hipster cafes in another German city and they served bagels.
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But most cafes, mobile order and pay and drive-thru and delivery options will remain open.
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Today the lake is ringed by modern low-rise buildings containing offices, pricey apartments and cafes.
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"We have seen too many people in cafes and restaurants," Prime Minister Édouard Philippe said sternly.
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Beyond the buzzing cafes and pulsing night life in Belgrade, there is an atmosphere approaching paranoia.
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Hotels, restaurants, cafes and bars in the capital Tbilisi and other cities have been shut down.
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The government has ordered the closure of schools, cafes, restaurants, cinemas and gyms until April 3.
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On the city's hippest strip, young people pack the outdoor cafes on a late spring weeknight.
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Many cafes and restaurants are nearby, and Helsinki-Vantaa international airport is about 3583 minutes away.
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His mother, who was born in Spain as Josephine Sanchez, worked in the cafes part time.
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The security services had been rounding up potential protesters for weeks, raiding downtown apartments and cafes.
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The stadium will become a performance venue, and there will be cafes, bars, restaurants and shops.
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The air carries the sweet scent of shisha, emanating from cafes named after Damascus and Dubai.
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Cafes there engraved his name on plaques on his favorite seats, permanently reserving them for him.
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Such cafes became popular after the government relaxed gender segregation rules, but not everyone is happy.
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There are also Christmas cafes for pugs, Pomeranians, French bulldogs and dachshunds in Newcastle and Southhampton.
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Its endearing white and blue villages are once again filled with bustling cafes and jewelry boutiques.
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Arabica fills specialty cafes, and costs more than robusta, which fuels instant coffees and some espressos.
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With some searching, you can probably find cafes in France that produce the standards with conviction.
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Starbucks warned results would be hit after it shut over half its cafes in the country.
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That follows a cut in bills for small shops and cafes which was announced in December.
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A nearby Starbucks and other cafes and restaurants overlooking the construction site were shuttered and closed.
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I travel a lot, so by definition I write in many places: cabs, cafes, nearly everywhere.
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It's a string of upscale cafes clustered around the mall's main attraction, a restaurant called Trumpet.
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Starbucks, for example, in July said it would eliminate plastic straws from its cafes by 2020.
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In big cities such as New York, pickup stores make sense, in addition to separate cafes.
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Cafes, libraries, and other public spaces are always welcoming and a good place to escape to.
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People like to hang out in cafes like this one, Sam Cafe, which has good WiFi.
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My friends and I hang out in cafes and bars where I can manage the seats.
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We would go out at night and place copies of Dabaq at cafes, shops, and mosques.
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There has been talk of "rebranding" the area, prompted by the arrival of boutiques and cafes.
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Both put a lot of focus on playing pool and buying junk food from subsidized cafes.
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Over the past year, a host of independent restaurants, bars, and cafes have started popping up.
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The shiny cafes and storefronts are almost nonexistent there, and residents like LaTonya Bowman feel forgotten.
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But they also had schools, cultural institutions and a thriving social life, complete with Viennese cafes.
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The streets were packed with people listening to street musicians perform, or sitting at pavement cafes.
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Everyone in Carsi was leaving the pubs and cafes and restaurants to get to their homes.
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New York City tied with San Francisco for the top spot for the metric of most affordable coffee shops, coffee houses and cafes rated 4.5 plus stars per capita, and also ranked first for the metric of the most coffee shops, coffee houses and cafes per capita.
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Many restaurants and cafes, which often also have separate entrances for women, have similarly segregated seating arrangements.
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This would be particularly useful in restaurants and cafes when you don't really know what you're eating.
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Two-and-a-half years after extremists shot at people relaxing in outdoor cafes during the Nov.
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Their world is remarkably like ours: the sims go to cafes, hangout with friends, work banal jobs.
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"They were normal, regular guys who hung out at cafes, played sports, had Facebook pages," he said.
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Separately, Princi will provide food for new Starbucks cafes that serve only premium small-lot "reserve" coffee.
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Among decliners, Starbucks Corp fell 1.82 percent after it reported stagnant store traffic at established U.S. cafes.
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For business travellers: Barcelona's numerous art cafes are the perfect blend of boho ambiance and WiFi fuerte.
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There are bookstores, cafes, a movie memorabilia shop called Belahugozzi (guess the reference) and, naturally, movie theaters.
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Trams hum along boulevards lined with elegant cafes and clogged with the cars German companies manufacture here.
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Typical of Cantonese-style cafes, shrimp is fried and covered in a mayonnaise sauce, served with walnuts.
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But two days after the blast, hardly a customer was being served in its cafes and bars.
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The stars earned for these purchases can be redeemed for coffee, food and merchandise at Starbucks cafes.
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I hear that in some cafes in Hong Kong you aren't even allowed to touch the cats.
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Baghdad's Karrada street, where the ice cream shop is located, is lined with popular restaurants and cafes.
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Cat cafes are as great for the featured animals as they are for the people visiting them.
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Last month alone, Chase sold 22,000 bags to quirky cafes and health food stores across the country.
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Nicknamed "Little Beirut," it was known for its Lebanese stores and smoky cafes playing old Arab songs.
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Utrecht also boasts a collection of artsy shops, eateries, and cafes along the riverfront surrounding the town.
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Starbucks has also been tinkering with the layouts of its cafes, particularly in high-traffic, urban areas.
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Vietnamese government officials asked cafes along Hanoi's Instagram-famous "train street" to shut down by October 12.
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Many of those who had rebooked flights were milling in cafes, frustrated at the lack of communication.
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Still, he provides a list of nearby cafes, bars and public facilities where guests may use restrooms.
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There are multiple bars, cafes, and restaurants in the hotel, including the less formal Cafe Eck (above).
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Recently, the travel site Big 7 published a ranking of the "most Instagrammable" cafes around the world.
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It's a great location for access to the metro as well as several restaurants, bars, and cafes.
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Lawrence and Maroney were seen enjoying matcha beverages in NYC, having candlelit meals, and eating at cafes.
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Front Burner This summer, two Maman cafes are serving McConnell's Fine Ice Creams from Santa Barbara, Calif.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The lime-green buses once ferried Syrians to school, work and dates at Damascus cafes.
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The company's Costa Coffee chain battles tough competition as customers move to independent cafes offering newer blends.
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Bookstores, bars, food trucks and cafes line some sidewalks, while residential side streets tend to be peaceful.
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Sometimes it seems that all of them have just opened cafes, or are waiting tables in one.
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced nationwide lockdown measures Friday, telling cafes, bars and restaurants to close.
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The Restoration Hardware chain, now called RH, has cafes and restaurants in a number of its stores.
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Brick Lane is a narrow one-way lined with cafes, vintage shops, curry houses, bars and salons.
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He's opened cafes, co-founded a production company with the filmmaker Paula Mazur and started a podcast.
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We can tackle discriminatory housing practices and have more cafes, grocery stores, boutiques, salons, gyms and amenities.
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I bookmark restaurants, bookstores and cafes that I want to visit or remember for a future trip.
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Both cafes eventually opened outposts in Tokyo, and by 2016 their bouncy pancakes were all over Instagram.
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In Melbourne, few people were venturing outside on Friday, and business at cafes and restaurants was slow.
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The government opened state-run internet cafes in 2013, joined by Wi-Fi sites two years later.
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Others are organizing makeshift internet cafes in school buses so students can gain access to digital learning.
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I pictured myself taking dreamy walks on the prairie, or cozied up in cafes during blizzards, writing.
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That is why the Kabul cafes are so treasured by Afghan women, who seek kindred souls there.
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USHG operates 18 restaurants in New York City, including Gramercy Tavern, Cafes at Moma, and Daily Provisions.
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But whether or not the cafes and shops are full, Turkey feels irrevocably changed, said Mr. Osterlund.
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Many restaurants, cafes and bars in Tbilisi, the capital, closed their doors on Monday on government advice.
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This Manhattan branch is more compact than the Colombian coffee company's two airy, spacious cafes in Brooklyn.
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"The migrants haven't passed through major cities, airports or been hanging out at cafes," said Mrs. Perry.
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Earlier this week Turkey suspended mass prayer in mosques and temporarily closed cafes, sports and entertainment venues.
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Many restaurants, cafes and bars in Tbilisi, the capital, closed their doors on Monday on government advice.
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On Saturday, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced that non-essential businesses, including restaurants and cafes, would close.
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The press had been muzzled, lawyers and journalists were regularly harassed and informants filled Cairo's downtown cafes.
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The company served sweeter coffee options than Australians preferred, all while charging more than the local cafes.
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Scott's Druckers Vienna Patisserie, a Birmingham-based group of cafes, was sold to Patisserie Valerie in 2007.
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Sales at Tim Hortons cafes open at least 13 months fell about 4% in the fourth quarter.
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But I've done them all over the place and in all different circumstances: airports, cafes, emergency rooms.
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At pop-up cafes around the world, fans can literally consume Gudetama-printed eggs, and on Sanrio.
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And both were scandalized when I asked whether they would take vacant jobs in cafes or shops.
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Achrafieh has everything from casual cafes and sandwich shops to upscale restaurants serving local and international cuisine.
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Panera Bread opened a few pay-what-you-can cafes starting in 2010, but all have closed.
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He says he visits internet cafes and saves online content to be used offline while in class.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Japan has begun opening owl cafes, where customers can pet birds while they eat lunch.
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In cities with high rent, it can open more of these smaller stores instead of larger cafes.
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Like those in Seattle and Shanghai, the Milan Roastery has items not found in other Starbucks cafes.
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Where once the only coffee had come in yellow cans of Bustelo, cafes served locally roasted espresso.
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Condado is a central, walkable neighborhood near the water that is dotted with pleasant cafes and shops.
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That same seven-level building, along Tenth Avenue, will be home to two dozen cafes and restaurants.
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There were no stores or cafes, and wild dogs were known to roam the streets at night.
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We meandered past cafes on a boulevard where DJs spun sets and people danced on the sidewalk.
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BlindSquare will announce, if you want, what intersection you are crossing or what popular cafes are nearby.
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The Museum Quarter and the Ringstrasse are a pleasant 15-minute walk away, past cafes and pastry shops.
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Its deep-rooted Latino culture is depicted through murals, shops, cafes and museums like El Museo del Barrio.
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Similar to the other cafes, Hello Kitty Orchid Garden serves food that is shaped in Hello Kitty's form.
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It's no secret that Starbucks has been struggling to get U.S. customers to frequent its cafes more often.
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Cat cafes are so 83 — Gus Kenworthy miles ahead of us with his visit to a raccoon cafe.
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Cafes, chain restaurants, and parks dominated the top 30, and no bars or nightclubs were on the list.
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It's no secret that Starbucks has been struggling to get diners in the U.S. to frequent its cafes.
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Neve Tzedek NeighborhoodNeve Tzedek is comparable to Soho with charming boutiques, jewelry studios, cafes, and organic juice bars.
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There are already systems built to serve a variety of businesses that range from cafes to clothing stores.
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English abounds, and advertisements for overpriced sangria and paella hang outside of the many cafes lining the square.
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The message is clear: The time has come to put aside carefree days of cafes you cannot afford.
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It's easy to hate on Brooklyn with its panoply of trendy cafes, bearded hipsters, and ever-climbing rent.
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Mr. Molins has now identified all three gunmen at the cafes and bars, where 39 people were killed.
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Setting up the milk herd and providing a clear, transparent supply chain for cafes is just the start.
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The fountains at all 24 Rainforest Cafes make about $25,000 a year, which is donated to environmental charities.
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The street is a popular tourist destination, with many restaurants, shops and cafes, and is near Taksim Square.
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Nine men, split into three groups, attacked a sports stadium, a string of cafes and a concert hall.
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According to the chain's recent press release, additional Starbucks cafes will be opened in Milan later this year.
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The mobile app lets consumers in British cities buy food from more than 170 restaurants, cafes or bakeries.
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Bars, cafes and restaurants across the city are lacing cocktails, coffee and more with CBD, short for cannabidiol.
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It was all quite multifunctional; one house had a nursery in it, and people ran cafes in others.
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One document shows how both NSA and the UK's GCHQ are tracking Yemeni targets that visit internet cafes.
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Starbucks also announced Wednesday a $100 million investment in a venture fund and plans to refresh its cafes.
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Upon inquiry, a manager tells me that cafes with cats existed well before Cat Flower Garden was erected.
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Just look at the recent uptick in cat cafes around the country; escape rooms are a similar trend.
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Practically all trade and service points, including cafes, shops, restaurants and petrol stations accept payments with Mir cards.
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Panera has 2,000 bakery cafes throughout the United States and its fresh offerings appeal to health-conscious consumers.
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Sales at Starbucks' mainstay U.S. cafes open at least 13 months rose 5 percent in the latest quarter.
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Cars are common, and the town has internet cafes, a couple dozen bars, nightclubs, and a new school.
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"Frazzled Cafe" meetings will be hosted fortnightly at M&S Cafes after hours and led by trained volunteers.
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Saiphin Moore, who grew up in Thailand and runs London's mini chain of Rosa's Thai Cafes, steps forward.
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Some apartment buildings are trying to appeal to residents by welcoming public cafes and bars into their lobbies.
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Male and female artists can be harassed for meeting in cafes, so they hang out in his studio.
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Many of the shops, restaurants, bakeries and cafes are decorated with the traditional Norwegian floral patterns called rosemaling.
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I paid a trip to Vienna to visit both cafes and, hopefully, put an end to the debate.
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A study found that the opening of cafes, especially Starbucks, is a sign that a neighborhood is gentrifying.
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That's why we welcome government proposals to introduce mandatory calorie labeling on menus in restaurants, cafes and takeaway.
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TheAmex Gold Card's restaurant category is broad — I've gotten the category bonus at restaurants, bars, pubs, and cafes.
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Like Mather's Cafes, many senior centers are usually funded privately or by communities, so fees are typically nominal.
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Misty morning shots of the Oxford skyline punctuate sedate scenes of investigation in dreamy quadrangles and riverside cafes.
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Their keen hearing and vision make it difficult to adjust to the brightness and noise of crowded cafes.
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It stocks office snack pantries — a staple at tech startups — caters events, manages cafes and provides wellness programming.
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Queen Elizabeth II has already banned plastic straws and bottles from all royal estates, cafes, and gift shops.
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Diesel Cafe: One of the area's O.G. hipster cafes, Diesel has anchored Davis Square for almost two decades.
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He thought about the cafes of India, Vietnam, and London as he built on his Melrose Place menu.
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Sales at its mainstay U.S. cafes open at least 22018 months rose 5 percent in the latest quarter.
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The 16,302 cafes in Starbucks' U.S.-dominated Americas region contributed $974.8 million in operating income in the quarter.
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Mr. Mica said he did not know what to tell constituents talking about the case in Florida cafes.
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The castle-like Le Château Frontenac hotel overlooks Old Quebec City, which is packed with shops and cafes.
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I soon found myself in Ponsonby Central, an attractive indoor/outdoor market that features restaurants, cafes and shops.
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The high-end restaurants and casual cafes offer fare that's high-quality enough to keep you on campus.
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"I have decided to close all non-indispensable locations, notably cafes, restaurants, cinemas, nightclubs, and shops," he said.
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Young expats have transplanted their bright, Instagrammable cooking and mellow lifestyle by opening cafes in New York City.
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In the San Juan metro area, cafes, bars and restaurants are running at half-speed with diesel generators.
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A short walk from the main street, the neighborhood's stone streets are lined with bars, cafes and boutiques.
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In Europe, it is a culture of coffee houses and cafes, where people meet, read, write and plot.
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Cuomo: Restaurants & Cafés Restaurants and cafes will be reduced to take-out and delivery only as of Monday.
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After World War Two they opted to sell at the abbey gates only, instead of through local cafes.
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Mr. O'Rourke has been campaigning for two weeks, often in impromptu sessions in cafes or intimate town halls.
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Your options range from greasy sandwich shops to cafes that serve the same mediocre pasta dishes and pizzas.
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A nightcap in Navigli needn't involve navigating the crowded bars and cafes that line the neighborhood's historic canals.
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Increasingly stringent lockdowns across Europe saw hotels, cafes and restaurants closed, hitting the travel and tourism industry hard.
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In the 1990s, he had hosted sessions in internet cafes to help newcomers explore the World Wide Web.
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Yet an unmistakable energy fills Davis's short main street, lined with homegrown businesses: pubs, upbeat cafes, quirky boutiques.
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The established cafes were not admitting any fear of the new competition — if it could be called that.
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Applications are submitted electronically, and in countries without widespread computer ownership, internet cafes become de facto filing centers.
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CAIRO, March 19 (Reuters) - Egypt will shut all cafes, malls, sporting clubs and nightclubs from 7:00 p.m.
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That night I decided to go have a drink at Le Select, my favorite of the grand cafes.
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The stabbings unfolded on Streatham High Road, a crowded thoroughfare filled with shops, cafes and a movie theater.
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Shutdown schools, maternity wards, hospitals, internet cafes, public spaces, media outlets, houses of worship, and even the streets.
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On lower floors there are two cafes, a teen center, a children's space and a 320-seat theater.
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"The public didn't have that kind of community space, only cafes and shops to meet," said Ms. Wastaway.
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Both beverages are made with Starbucks' Blonde Espresso and will be available in participating U.S. and Canadian cafes.
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Many cities shuttered movie theaters, bars and cafes in an effort to limit the spread of the virus.
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Now, downtown parking and spots at popular restaurants and cafes are easy to find and traffic flows smoothly.
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Its hope was that offering more cold beverages and new lunch items would draw people into its cafes.
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Where I Live Amid the chic cafes and boutiques in the Marais, footnotes of antiquity around every corner.
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People may nap in department stores, cafes, restaurants or even a snug spot on a busy city sidewalk.
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On lower floors there are two cafes, a teen center, a children's space and a 320-seat theater.
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"The public didn't have that kind of community space, only cafes and shops to meet," said Ms. Wastaway.
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By the river, near where the accident occurred, the usually crowded cafes and restaurants were closed on Saturday.
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Cafes and tourist hotels have taken over, pushing out the neighborhood artisans, and their carpentry and leather workshops.
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Gift it to the mom who frequents cafes and always has a cup of coffee in her hand.
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The coffee is sourced, entirely free, from cafes and stores in Taiwan, such as Starbucks and 7-Eleven.
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In cafes in western Kabul, you can find women in jeans flirting with their boyfriends over sickly-sweet desserts.
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By offering fewer retail items at lower prices, Starbucks hopes to encourage more customers to shop in its cafes.
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My first shock is a flat-screen TV mounted high on the wall in one of the airport cafes.
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They also set up cafes and movie nights, hold language classes, build furniture with refugees, and facilitate cricket matches.
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But those cafes and dining rooms are actually run by corporations that dominate food distribution across the world, too.
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While the major festivals take place in high season, the cafes and bars showcase local musicians throughout the year.
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In coordinated strikes that night, other gunmen and suicide bombers targeted a soccer stadium and several cafes in Paris.
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Everything (except shops and cafes obviously) is free and open to the public all day and into the night.
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The company currently offers plastic straws to customers at its juice and coffee bars, as well at its cafes.
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"I used to go out all the time, to cafes, sometimes to talk all night, to travel," he said.
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Obsessed as she is by metropolitan cafes, Mitsuha can't stop ordering expensive desserts whenever she takes over Taki's identity.
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It has said it wants to open 2,500 cafes this year to displace Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain.
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Street-side cafes are filled with the grumble and hiss of polished coffee machines serving up espressos and macchiatos.
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Warsaw is full of hipster cafes and gleaming office blocks, but elsewhere wages are sluggish and good jobs scarce.
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China cut off transport links inside and outside the city and ordered places like cinemas and cafes to close.
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He encounters his new debate partner in both cafes (chosen for their middle-ground ambience) and in Glen's home.
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The approach has been especially popular with cafes and restaurants that have been using loyalty cards to attract consumers.
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A cute bungalow with a nice lawn in isolated Brookland — nothing to walk to, no shops or cafes — $625,0003.
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By day, you're a high school student—busy taking classes, visiting cafes, watching movies, and hanging out with friends.
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Restaurants sit nested in indoor walkways, while nondescript offices are sandwiched between coffee shops, internet cafes and hostess clubs.
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This historic district dates back to the late 19th Century and houses a number of hidden cafes and restaurants.
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Blind Alley Cafe is located in a relatively quiet part of Seoul, where there are few other pet cafes.
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Many Luckin units are much smaller "points of presence" and not comparable to full-service Starbucks cafes, Johnson said.
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He added that the new platforms should help customers "replicate" their experiences at Starbucks cafes in their own homes.
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Parties took place in lofts, cafes, studios, and DIY venues that operated clandestinely, and often not for very long.
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Google Station is aimed at all manner of public businesses, from malls, to bus stops, city centers, and cafes.
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At my last job, there were three cafes in the office, and they'd serve you breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Renderings of the project show wide, verdant sidewalks, with bustling businesses, cafes, shade trees and children running through fountains.
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Cafes are even bringing the dogs — or cats — to customers, so visitors can drink coffee and play with animals.
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It sits on 11,000 acres, contains a casino, a bowling alley, 763 different restaurants, and various stores and cafes.
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But the three internet cafes in town have helped them do research or learn languages without a teacher nearby.
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More than 272 internet cafes were reportedly closed in 2015 for being a "threat to societal norms and values".
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"People want to live in an area that has it all — transportation, recreation, bars, cafes, night life," he said.
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The tourist hotspot is known for its single train track that runs perilously close to local homes and cafes.
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There were increases across all industries, led by a 1.7 percent increment in cafes, restaurants and takeaway food services.
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It provides personalized recommendations of places to go, such as restaurants and cafes with the user's location in mind.
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Read more: Hanoi shut down its Instagram-famous 'train street' cafes because they were overrun with selfie-taking tourists.
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The show fully inhabits its location, drawing on its corps of actors and settling into familiar cafes and theaters.
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The house is a couple of blocks away from South Lamar, a corridor of restaurants, bars, shops and cafes.
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Over time, Starbucks also expects to open as many as 1,000 cafes that exclusively sell Reserve coffees, Schultz said.
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The space can host religious services, but it can also be converted into other uses like cafes or exhibits.
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Other cafes attract regular customers by housing small art galleries with rotating exhibitions, or by offering vibrant people-watching.
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Panera has about 7.53,000 bakery cafes in the United States and its fresh offerings appeal to health-conscious consumers.
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Five minutes later, about 50 youths started running in panic, looking over their shoulders, jumping into open-air cafes.
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The company has benefited from improved customer traffic in its U.S. cafes and same-store sales growth in China.
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Some families were eating in cafes next to the fish market where people were stocking up for the weekend.
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Starbucks announced Monday that by 2020, it will phase out the use of all plastic straws in its cafes.
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Turmoil and strife were so very 20th century; the future was to be only digital apps and polyglot cafes.
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The blast hit an area favored by tourists on the central Istiklal Street, near shops, cafes and foreign consulates.
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But today, all those inspiring young people I sat in cafes with and wrote about aren't so young anymore.
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By contrast, Younis and his friends all talked resentfully of greater police presence, in cafes and on the streets.
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Private home access is reserved for rare circumstances, and the country's few internet cafes are too expensive for most.
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But the problem seems unlikely to be resolved soon, as cafes with lax attitudes have surged in recent years.
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Most cafes have some sort of theme or defining characteristic that helps them stand out from the culinary crowd.
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I also tested the headphones in loud environments including cafes and at home with lots of ambient audio playing.
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At home, everyone came for the Eiffel Tower, Paris, and all of our stereotypes like cafes, wine, and cheese.
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He took to the job quickly, banning alcohol in cafes, cleaning up Istanbul, and clearing the city's huge debts.
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In the early 2000s, Tencent anticipated the popularity of chat apps by seeing their use at China's internet cafes.
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It's all about convenience — they want to be close to the action near people, shops, fitness facilities, and cafes.
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In the modern era, Tiffany has also experimented with new forms of retail, including adding cafes to select stores.
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Companies across the grocery landscape hope to employ furloughed workers as theaters, cafes and "non-essential" retailers shut down.
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Starbucks (SBUX) is closing most of its company cafes across North America for two weeks, limiting service to drivethrough.
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Cafes near hospitals and health care centers will remain open to serve health care workers combatting the coronavirus pandemic.
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We could have a street called Amsterdam Downtown, where anyone could walk around smoking in different stores and cafes.
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"The protests did not target luxury stores specifically: bus stops, cafes, construction sites, cars were also damaged," he said.
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Square Feet The city's development boom has finally caught up to a lush haven of shade trees and cafes.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, bowing to intense pressure, told restaurants, bars, cafes and health clubs to close.
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Trendy new cafes have sprung up across Kabul in the past three years, evolving into emblems of women's progress.
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The community's most recent phase, luxury apartments over shops and cafes called the Tides, broke ground this past fall.
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The Roma and Condesa neighborhoods – sidewalk cafes, hip restaurants, thriving art and music, storied architecture – had captured his imagination.
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Qatar has banned hookah cafes in public places to stem the outbreak, one day after closing schools and universities.
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Noticing the growth in barista careers, Serco opened two cafes in the prison to provide on-the-job training.
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On the Champs-Élysées, the cafes' wicker chairs were piled high inside and the wide avenue was semi-deserted.
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But illegal marijuana cafes and lounges have thrived for years in Canadian cities like Vancouver, Toronto and Windsor, Ontario.
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At the helm are Carlos Quirarte and Matt Kliegman, the partners behind the Smile cafes and the club Westway.
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Mr. Meehan and Mr. Freeman took the Nestlé chief on a tour of some Blue Bottle cafes in Brooklyn.
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Starbucks said Wednesday it would be adding a breakfast sandwich made with Beyond Meat's meatless sausage to Canadian cafes.
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The global coffee chain closed more than half of its Chinese cafes in January in response to the virus.
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Fellow Praguers had mentioned new microroasters, cafes and bars in Brno, about 2½ hours southeast from Prague by train.
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That assault touched off a spree of similar attacks in the region on hotels and cafes frequented by Westerners.
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The bride's father is an owner of the Brooklyn Roasting Company, which buys and sells coffees and operates cafes.
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Two other cities, Huanggang and Ezhou, were shut down, including theaters, internet cafes and other entertainment areas in Huanggang.
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It is a familiar line of attack here, young people being told to stop wasting their money at cafes.
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Vegan and gluten-free cafes, along with juice bars are fast replacing traditional bistros as favorite hangouts in Paris.
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Sales at established cafes in the Americas region grew 7 percent, after rising 9 percent in the first quarter.
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Software engineers, often with corporate ID cards still clipped to their shirts or belts, fill the cafes and bars.
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There are 24-hour internet cafes, which offer cheap, comfortable — if cramped — overnight packages on a walk-in basis.
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Other shootings and suicide bombings took place near the city center at the Bataclan music venue and at cafes.
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And sometimes, they're in need of that caffeine fix when all the dining halls and campus cafes are closed.
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Giant coffee chains like Starbucks have extensive chilled drink menus, and most small cafes have an iced coffee option.
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Villa Ioanna is half a mile from the main Plaka square, where there are restaurants, cafes and mini markets.
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"They want coffee shops and cafes with free Wi-Fi, co-working spaces, places to find community," she said.
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Nutella has a devoted fan base that supports Nutella cafes and even a Nutella-themed hotel in Napa Valley.
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The first was credit card numbers, expiration dates and verification codes at 27 different health center cafes and cafeterias.
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The walk is about 10 minutes through a pretty part of town with old buildings, fountains, cafes, and flowers.
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But in 2016, Chinese tourists began to pour into the cafes, said After You Chief Executive Maetup T. Suwan.
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Many restaurants and cafes have removed physical barriers separating genders and no longer stop serving customers at prayer times.
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For instance, gas stations, cafes, ice cream parlors, pharmacies and some other businesses are allowed to keep operating Sundays.
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"Would she sing another holiday ditty that's overplayed in cafes and shopping-mall restrooms?" he asks at one point.
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Nearby you'll find beaches, parks, frequent concerts and plays along with plenty of cafes and bars to choose from.
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INTERNET CAFEs are on the wane, but 10 years ago when Wi-Fi was less available, they were big.
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The visa shops and cafes lining the street opposite the United States Consulate in Istanbul were closed this week.
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If restaurants, cafes, or people working in shops don't know the answer to those questions, that raises important issues.
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They feel they cannot devote the time and energy required to operate four cafes while they address these issues.
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MGC is very concerned about the effect this decision may have on the people who work in the cafes.
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I know many PhD students who've worked in bars, cafes, restaurants and kitchens all the way through their degree.
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It was there, in one of the cafes, among the antique shops and sycamores that I first saw her.
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When we came here, we noticed there weren't any [time cafes] in New York, or in America in general.
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Today, we visit one of the oldest cafes in London's East End, headed up by the inimitable Arthur Woodham.
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Tooting Market has been running since 1939, but some modern cafes, bars, and quirky shops have recently moved in.
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It's pretty, and there are some fine restaurants and cafes, but it's overrun with the worst kind of bros.
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Many Luckin units are much smaller "points of presence" and not comparable to full-service Starbucks cafes, Johnson said.
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New food items will include Roastery Affogato desserts, which the company is testing at 20 Reserve bar stores and 100 Starbucks cafes in California, and a new Mercato lunch menu of salads and sandwiches that will debut on April 11 in 100 Chicago cafes before being rolled out to other U.S. locations.
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We believe everyone should be able to have a hot meal every day, so we incorporated cafes into our stores.
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The hackers behind the operation, the researchers explained, were going after routers, specifically at internet cafes in the Middle East.
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And with a series where plenty of scenes are set in coffee shops, bars, and cafes, that meant getting creative.
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You don't have to feel judged if you care more about cannabis cafes than the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
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Everywhere we turn we're getting more encouragement to indulge in the sometimes pricey green fruit from restaurants, cafes, and more.
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Second Home locations have design-forward member-only office spaces as well as public spaces like bookstores, cafes, and restaurants.
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Most recently, for instance, Target converted the cafes in nine of its stores in Chicago and Minneapolis to Freshii stores.
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You're probably familiar with Square's iconic, blocky card readers found at farmer's market stalls, boutique gift shops, or hipster cafes.
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According to Eater, on October 5, over 200 cafes across the country will be transformed into the iconic Luke's Diner.
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The group has a network of 244 mono-brand stores and cafes in more than 40 countries around the world.
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He added that the company immediately removed the imported strawberries from its cafes and purchased new strawberries from alternate sources.
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Bars, cafes and restaurants across the city have been increasingly adding CBD, short for cannabidiol, to cocktails, coffee and food.
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The Garbage Cafe, inspired by similar cafes that have opened in countries including Cambodia and Belgium, wants to change that.
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Sales at cafes open at least 13 months rose 5 percent in Asia/Pacific in the first quarter ended Dec.
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We knew exactly which cafes had the huge roles, and at schools, we'd sometimes find multiple packs of toilet paper.
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Thursday's marchers filled the main square and local businesses shut shops, cafes and restaurants in an unprecedented show of support.
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There were declines in food retailing, cafes, restaurants and takeaway food services, household goods and clothing, footwear and personal accessories.
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Asheville is a quintessential small town nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains with stunning hiking trails and picturesque street cafes.
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In November, 130 people were killed in Paris in coordinated attacks on cafes, a sports stadium and a concert hall.
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Death Cafes and Death Over Dinner events are popping up across the country, reflecting an appetite for exploring these matters.
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In co-ordinated strikes that night, other gunmen and suicide bombers targeted a soccer stadium and several cafes in Paris.
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Real estate prices in the city's most trendy areas has become quite expensive with cafes popping up throughout the city.
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Starbucks, which last week reported a global drop in quarterly traffic to its established cafes, has been revamping its business.
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It drew so many tourists that the government called it a hazard, necessitating the shutdown of the tourist-friendly cafes.
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The visual contrast of the single train track to homes and cafes has made Hanoi's "train street" a tourist hotspot.
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Over the last decade, stylish cafes, craft beer pubs and boutique retailers have moved in, tucked among its colorful rowhouses.
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Last week, Starbucks reported revenue that fell below Wall Street estimates as foot traffic at its Starbucks cafes has slowed.
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Gentrification has brought a busy high street filled with gastro pubs, cafes, hair salons, boutiques and a good French bistro.
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"We outraged citizens, call on Starbucks Coffee consumers to boycott all the cafes," over the sign in the Riyadh cafe.
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So far, people from 138 cities have attended and more than 40 other cafes have popped up, Ms. Leary said.
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But many have also been criticized over the animals' treatment, prompting curbs on working hours for cat cafes, for example.
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Long, wide cracks appeared in the asphalt on the quayside, which is near a tourist strip of cafes and bars.
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Popular with Europeans, Neve Tzedek features stylish cafes and restaurants, along with world-class gelato at Anita on Shabazi Street.
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His promenade, lined by stores and cafes, would have been a sleek, white, 60-foot-wide saucer with two loops.
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Until Saturday, cafes in Paris had been full of revelers and restaurants had been doing good business, even without tourists.
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Now cafes could start to empty out, as public health authorities urge people to work from home and avoid crowds.
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Brits have been forced to eat at home after the UK government closed restaurants, cafes, and other non-essential businesses.
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The country announced on Saturday it is closing restaurants, cafes, cinemas and clubs in an effort to increase social distancing.
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I had visited the area before and remembered it as full of cafes, boutiques and street art — Brooklyn with cobblestones.
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Celebrities and beautiful people frequent the neighboring Malibu Country Mart, an outdoor shopping mall with luxury retailers and casual cafes.
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Starbucks, which in April reported a global drop in quarterly traffic to its established cafes, has been streamlining its business.
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In the old town of Annecy, France, travelers are greeted by pastel-painted houses and cafes lining a lovely lakeshore.
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This is what I liked with the cafes and printers—they're saying no but you can tell they're considering it.
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Around the historic center, images of the smiling pope hung over cobblestone streets dotted with Orthodox churches and outdoor cafes.
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Not long after the assignment to tap the internet cafes, the Mexican military raided Mr. Guzmán's secret mountain hide-out.
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I still have my practice as a psychologist in London; I also develop cakes for Ottolenghi, Yotam's cafes in London.
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Social media stars followed up with videos of visits to otter cafes, some of which have gotten millions of views.
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Afterward, the government forced a host of cafes and guesthouses to shut down for fear they would draw more violence.
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Didn't think of it as teaching so much as conversations with other writers, often moved from classrooms into cafes, bars.
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Cafes in Iceland that serve hákarl will often offer a shot of brennivín to cleanse your palate of rotten shark.
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"Not looking forward to scrubbing down the cafes from top to bottom, but no one ever looks forward to that."
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To contain the virus, Ankara has closed schools, cafes and bars, banned mass prayers, and suspended sports matches and flights.
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A stalwart of school lunches and milk bars and sandwich shops and cafes, the salad sandwich was unavoidable for decades.
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Without the magazine, the empire is arguably just a mishmash of sexed-up Hard Rock Cafes and Spencer's Gifts stores.
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It has a slate roof, copper gutters and period-style shutters and is surrounded by cafes, restaurants and historic churches.
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There was no low buzz from those centers of national conviviality, the cafes and restaurants, now closed by official order.
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Schools, shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes are closed and anyone who can work from home is expected to do so.
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He ended up living in an abandoned building in SoHo, stealing purses from the backs of chairs at outdoor cafes.
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The cafes have also reduced store hours due to overall low levels of foot and vehicle traffic, the company said.
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Visitors come to lay beneath colorful striped parasols by day, and meet for sundowners at Biarritz's hilltop cafes by night.
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There are other such cafes, to be sure, including seven of the eight New York City locations of Café Grumpy.
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Its selection grew and the company soon became one of the main suppliers of desserts to restaurants, hotels and cafes.
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In 1877 Cassatt joined the Impressionists — a welcome invitation, as female artists weren't allowed to mingle with men in cafes.
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It has been going on for roughly a year on both social media and in a handful of hip cafes.
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These numbers track the journey of its products starting with suppliers and coffee producers all the way to its cafes.
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Paramedics, firefighters and police converged on the shooting in Toronto's east end, which has many popular restaurants, cafes and shops.
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"A lot of places around Beirut are LGBTQ-friendly -- from clubs to bars to cafes to beauty salons," he adds.
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We also researched access to monuments, museums, cafes and subway stops by comparing the best-priced locations on a map.
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Many of the food shops where I found I could stretch my budget as a student are now trendy cafes.
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Music blared and lights flashed from three stages on Avenue Habib Bourguiba, a boulevard lined with trees and cafes downtown.
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It will match your exact location to specific places like home, work, cafes, bars, traveling out of town and more.
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It lists all sorts of spaces — from photography studios to cafes and restaurants — where events or shoots can take place.
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Many people consume hookah in lounges or cafes, giving it an image of being less habit-forming, the report added.
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Young people gather to play games -- either in groups or alone -- at hundreds of computer cafes across China's major cities.
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"Another case of turmeric latte," Twitter user Renuka Govind wrote, referring to the popular drink sold in cafes across America.
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The carnage at La Belle Équipe is the worst of any at bars and cafes that night, leaving 19 dead.
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We stroll through Aksaray, Istanbul's main smuggling hub, and Abu Mohammed points out cafes where he no longer meets clients.
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The technology center will feature restaurants, shops, bars and cafes on the lower levels and offices on the floors above.
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Factories and businesses are running, cafes and restaurants are open, and public transportation in some cities is functioning almost normally.
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Some of the city's cafes, ideal pit stops when tired shoppers (or companions) need a break, date to the 1880s.
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On-mountain cafes brimmed with neon-clad skiers refueling with wine and hunks of Kaminwurz, a smoked South Tyrolean sausage.
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Coffee and tea drinkers, meanwhile, spent about 3 percent more per trip at its cafes, helping fuel same-store sales.
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This house, a clean-lined contemporary, is within 10 blocks of restaurants, sidewalk cafes, boutiques and galleries around the bay.
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New Yorkers have recently become accustomed to Australians' bringing their flat whites and foodways to the city, particularly at cafes.
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It's difficult to go a lot of places I used to go, at least by myself — cinema, theater, cafes, readings.
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It states that only cafes in "touristic areas" can be given authorization to open, without defining where or how many.
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The chain is reopening cafes in China after temporarily closing more than half of them in response to the virus.
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Squeezed between the two is the village of Nyack, with its dense mix of houses, apartments, bars, cafes and restaurants.
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In fact, I wondered whether this represented the best possible use for cafes: a total break in your waking hours.
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To take in Stamaty's New York is to wander: the streets, the subway, the delis, bars, cafes, galleries and parks.
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Jakob works together with the company Beyond Coffee, which grows mushrooms in used organic coffee grounds from the city's cafes.
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It was built by Israel last decade during the second Intifada, or uprising, when Palestinian suicide bombers attacked buses and cafes.
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Delivery is yet another lever that Starbucks can pull in order to lure diners to spend more money at its cafes.
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It's called SoundPrint, and it's basically Yelp for noise levels in thousands of restaurants, bars, and cafes across America (and counting).
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San Francisco's rapidly growing gay population was centered in the Castro neighborhood, where bars, cafes, clubs, sex shops, and bathhouses flourished.
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When I do find myself buying coffee, it's almost never from a Starbucks, but twee, ultra-premium cafes or gas stations.
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Cubans who can afford it flock to Internet cafes and 432 outdoor hotspots where they brave ants, mosquitoes and the elements.
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Olympic sailing crews, boating enthusiasts and excitement-thirsty locals packed Trieste's piers, old world cafes and vast square facing the sea.
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That's a big convenience to those of you with ready access to charging pads in your cars, offices, cafes, and homes.
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It's also getting an updated color scheme, with new icons to identify points of interest like cafes, churches, museums, and hospitals.
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"In many cafes, we're also recognizing that we're hitting capacity, physical capacity, in our ability to drive that volume," Wegiel noted.
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The Australian bedding company Ettitude takes coffee grounds from local cafes to upcycle your morning jolt into their bamboo-coffee sheets.
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Shops, restaurants, and cafes were built, and before long the Ferry Building became the focal point of the San Francisco waterfront.
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At some of the cafes we visited, otters were confined to small rooms filled with people and allowed to run riot.
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I consulted the owner of Meerkat Cafe, Natalie, and asked her opinion on the treatment of animals in Korean pet cafes.
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With a public hiring freeze in place, some find work as farmhands but many youth spend the day idle in cafes.
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Festival in Cannes mostly consists of conversations at cafes, in cabanas, on red carpet lines, at parties, on terraces and yachts.
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Several London and Australian cafes are offering the gray-hued drink on their menus and the Instagrammed results certainly look intriguing.
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The brand's cafes serve brewed coffee and sweet blended drinks like chocolate cookie lattes and frozen mango sunrise ice blended tea.
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State-run internet cafes were first opened in 2013, but the enormous cost is still prohibitive for the majority of Cubans.
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Also, WSJ notes the country won't be opening any weed cafes or novelty shops like you'd see in Amsterdam or Colorado.
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According to the website, the idea for Frazzled Cafes came when Wax was on tour for her stand-up comedy shows.
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Bus drivers honk their horns at the clusters of blue shirts that have started to form outside pubs, bars and cafes.
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The attack fell six weeks after 130 were killed in militant attacks on bars, cafes and a concert hall in Paris.
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In Taiwan, batteries can be swapped at kiosks found at gas stations and more offbeat locations, including retail stores and cafes.
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Predictably, cafes in Athens are buzzing with speculation of a lengthy stand-off with Greece's creditors and a spring parliamentary election.
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There are internet cafes, CD-ROMs, pagers, and overlong loading screens—all laughably poor technology compared to Kree's advanced communication devices.
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After wearing them around the New York City streets, the subway and into a couple of cafes, that pithy review stands.
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Individual-size ones, $7.50, are sold at Brooklyn Roasting Company's cafes, most notably the spacious new one in the Flatiron district.
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Cafes serve smoked omul, defying a moratorium on fishing the threatened whitefish that has long been a staple in this region.
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It describes how the GHOSTHUNTER program traced the location of targets "when they log onto the internet," often in internet cafes.
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The coffee chain introduced the reusable holiday cups last year, but customers were disappointed after cafes quickly ran out of them.
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Unlike so many concoctions in American cafes, Cuban coffee has no identity crisis; it is sweet and freighted with espresso intensity.
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From Madrid to Istanbul, our contributors reveal the hidden delights of their European homes: jewel-box gardens, neighborhood cafes, secret coves.
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Check out "train street" during its heyday, full of cafes, camera-wielding tourists, and people standing dangerously close to moving trains:
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The Dewata store is also similar to Starbucks Roasteries, which are elaborate cafes that showcase the coffee-making process to customers.
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The company said about 80 smoke-free restaurants, cafes and other public places in Fukuoka allow the use of Ploom Tech.
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Meanwhile, the dancers have been enjoying Parisian life, sightseeing on their days off, hanging out in cafes and occasionally proposing marriage.
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Most businesses — small grocers, cafes, a library, kayak rentals — are in Lopez Village, a small commercial district under a mile away.
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After touring Ms. Paul and Mr. Baird's cafes in Harlem, he encouraged them to build a branch in an empty warehouse.
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I recommend spending some time on Old Main Street — older, weather-beaten buildings housing cute cafes, inns and other businesses abound.
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Victorian houses send up peaks like flares, outdoor cafes hum with gossip and baby strollers seem as plentiful as business suits.
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Then we enter the capital on the Mezze Highway, a broad avenue of apartment buildings, government offices, cafes and cellphone shops.
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Makeshift barbershops, beauty salons, restaurants, and cafes have sprung up on the main roadside that leads up to the immigration offices.
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Chase Sapphire ReserveIf American Express' exclusion of restaurants and cafes bothers you, you might want to opt for this card instead.
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Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf hopes to entice New Yorkers into its cafes with unique interiors that blend in with the neighborhood.
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But the rise of Instagram made it impossible to keep the cafes open, and they were shut down in October 2019.
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Cafes and restaurants were largely empty and few visitors were seen at the usually crowded dive centers of this seaside town.
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Along the shaded, boutique storefronts and cafes in Poblado, the only bodily fluid being spilled is the vomit of inebriated foreigners.
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Volunteers can also pick up food destined for the bin from local cafes and stores and put it on the app.
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Speaking to the people here, in the medinas and the cafes, on the beaches and the promenades, some common opinions emerge.
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From steaks to sausage, the country's famed high-quality beef dominates the menus of its cafes and grills, known as parrillas.
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But her war-weary hometown of Goma in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo didn't have croissants, fine bakeries, or cafes.
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Now it has 143,000 — along with new schools, new Starbucks cafes, new Taco Bells and homes in every stage of completion.
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On some Fridays, Latif Al Ani walks around Mutanabbi Street, the heart of Baghdad's intellectual life, with its bookshops and cafes.
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Two years before, I rushed to Paris when Islamic militants targeted the Bataclan nightclub and several outdoor cafes, killing 130 people.
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Tunisia, which declared 24 cases of the virus, closed mosques, cafes and markets, closed its land borders and suspended international flights.
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Like most cafes, the Rose doesn't provide electrical outlets; a dwindling battery should be a sign that it's time to go.
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Cafes continue to open in the town's colonnaded shophouses, tucked between established businesses like silk shops, watch repairers and travel agents.
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In the early 20th century, there were cafes and music halls where cross-dressing artists mingled with more traditional flamenco performers.
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In recent years, there's been a trend toward boutique hostels: upscale options with cafes, fun community activities, and well-decorated rooms.
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What this means: Like marijuana cafes in Amsterdam, people would be able to buy in one room and smoke in another.
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Selfie-taking tourists swarm to trinket sellers, souvenir stores and cafes parading as Instagrammable replicas of the Montmartre that once was.
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PAYARD BAKERIES All locations of this group of pastry shops and cafes owned by Marc, a London-based company, have closed.
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Another one —— Reporter: At around the same time, in central Paris, gunmen began opening fire on diners in cafes and restaurants.
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Movements are restricted as people are only allowed outdoors on essential business; restaurants, bars, cafes, and other public places are closed.
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It has already shuttered scores of grocers, cafes, bars, barbershops and other businesses that mushroomed during China's headlong plunge into capitalism.
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There is perhaps no better place to experience the modern, creative pride that marks post-Soviet Tbilisi than its art cafes.
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They staff the restaurants, gyms, dry cleaners, florists, nail salons and cafes that have helped lure educated residents back to cities.
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The center of New Hope is about three and a half miles away, with cafes, galleries, antiques stores and a theater.
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The law also sets a daily limit on how long minors can play online games at home or in internet cafes.
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Cafes may have been known for their namesake drink in Voltaire's day, but since then their coffee has become internationally notorious.
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But there were also cafes and delis for those of us who didn't want to break the bank on a meal.
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Oat milk will be coming to 1,300 cafes in the Midwest, including locations in Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin.
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Today, she churns out as many as 18,203 bagels a month, supplying the bookstore and other cafes around Berlin, she said.
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Turmeric lattes are now being offered in cafes in London, Sydney and San Francisco, with numerous recipes, Instagram and Pinterest posts.
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With few exceptions (like ABC's "The Middle"), sitcoms moved into offices, cafes and living rooms populated by comfortably white-collar characters.
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On the island of Lesbos, new menus and signs are in Arabic and cafes are full of refugees charging mobile phones.
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Foster added that it would also encourage cafes to use "traditional cups and mugs rather than hand out single-use cups."
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Taking the Metro, going to cafes to drink a beer, to concerts or shows — because Paris is still full of life.
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Covington, a nearby city with a picturesque 19th-century downtown district of shops, restaurants, galleries and cafes, is within 15 minutes.
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Surry Hills, a low-slung neighborhood of creative businesses, buzzy cafes and 19th-century terraced houses, has long attracted Sydney's trendsetters.
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Many of the narrow, two-story shophouses have been repurposed with restaurants, cafes and a glut of tailor and leather shops.
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Business rates are similar the commercial version of income tax, and are levied on firms including shops, cafes, hotels, and hospitals.
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It's easy to open up a menu and travel through dozens of user generated islands, cafes, comedy clubs, dungeons, and forests.
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Shoreditch is well known for its tech startups and quirky cafes, but has fallen behind in this year's hipster district ranking.
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Hourly employees in cafes and roasting facilities are encouraged to talk to their managers to find a time to go vote.
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The streets are now filled with chic cafes and bars, and the rumors are that Google is opening up a campus just at the border of the neighborhood, where a canal separates it from Neukölln, a rapidly developing area considered the new Kreuzberg, where cafes already advertise "Buddha Bowls" and flat whites in English on signs outside.
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British grocer Marks & Spencer is teaming with Wax, an author, comedian and mental health awareness campaigner, to launch the cafes in 11 existing Marks & Spencer stores across the UK. The hope is that these cafes provide a safe space where people feel free to share their personal stories, and be reminded that it's okay not to feel okay.
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It didn't affect our decision to move there but led to a heightened state of security in our neighborhood near the Taj, where numerous permanent measures had been put into effect: soldiers walking the beat, barriers erected, public Wi-Fi in nearby cafes disconnected and elaborate paperwork rituals required to check into hotels and internet cafes.
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New restaurants and cafes have opened to cater to recent transplants, who tend to be younger and have shifted the area's demographics.
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Dozens have been detained in recent weeks for inciting protests and some restaurants and cafes have said they will close on Friday.
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The kind of spot regular people stroll by, and can even pop into the shaved ice shop and cafes at its base.
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Wi-Fi in public places, such as cafes and airports could be unsecure, letting malicious actors view everything you do while connected.
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Reflecting the overall gloom, cafes in Hong Kong's compact Central business district were noticeably quieter on Monday, according to baristas and customers.
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Reflecting the overall gloom, cafes in Hong Kong's compact Central business district were noticeably quieter on Monday, according to baristas and customers.
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To help grow a domestic fan base, the label holds occasional events at cafes, boutiques and art galleries in major Indian cities.
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At least a dozen dedicated board-game cafes have popped up around the United States, including in Manhattan, Boston and Los Angeles.
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Cat cafes are basically the new Starbucks, but Hong Kong is welcoming a new kind of animal coffee stop to its streets.
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The company said the move will boost paychecks between 53 percent and 15 percent for roughly 150,000 workers in 7,600 U.S. cafes.
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It's a pretty useful change, considering previously, Maps would be filled with identical blue-colored icons for stores, cafes, and doctor's offices.
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Drive around the country and you'll see smartly dressed people in cafes, in parks, in front of stores, anywhere but at work.
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Mohsanyar said even trendy cafes have become hazardous for him because of death threats he's received, including a phone call last November.
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As part of its investment, Starbucks and Milan-based Angel Lab and Pekepan Investments, will open standalone Princi cafes around the world.
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Some Hindu temples and vegetarian cafes refused to accept the new five pound note which features World War Two leader Winston Churchill.
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WeChat then gives you a digital black-and-white ID card that works for more informal uses like registering at internet cafes.
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These outdoor swimming pools, with cafes and expansive aprons of ground for sunbathing or picnicking on, were primarily built in the 1930s.
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The downtown security sweeps included visits to hundreds of apartments and cafes and were the most visible manifestation of the government's alarm.
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Since Wheelys keeps tabs on all items sold through its mobile app, it knows when to resupply owners of its bike cafes.
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Cyber cafes must install surveillance cameras, and all owners of electronic mobile devices, including phones, have to protect them with a password.
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Sorry celebrities, but those fake names you're using in cafes to try and disguise yourselves aren't pulling the wool over anyone's eyes.
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Kombucha (or at least part of its bacteria) could soon spread beyond the trendy cafes into the far reaches of the universe.
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Following the success of other Gudetama cafes in Japan and Hong Kong, Singapore just welcomed the little lethargic egg to its shores.
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The televisions at the bus station were tuned to other channels, while cafes airing his first remarks as president appeared largely empty.
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Cat cafes have been around since the '43s Cat Flower Garden, the world's first cat cafe, opened in Taipei, Taiwan, in 1998.
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Previously, smoking was banned in schools, universities, health clinics and government offices, but not indoor offices and workplaces, bars, restaurants and cafes.
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In January, Starbucks said some of its busiest U.S. cafes were grappling with bottlenecks at drink pick-up stations during peak hours.
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She said she now does her business from Internet cafes, and held meetings with potential investors at Pizza Hut and other restaurants.
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Police took away cordons put up overnight in the Groenland area and residents resumed normal Sunday activities, with shops and cafes open.
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To occupy the hours people spend stranded before and between flights, most airports are filled with cafes, bars, and shops for entertainment.
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While most shuttered gas stations are abandoned and chained, some have had a make-over and are now shops, cafes, and launderettes.
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The U.S.-dominated Americas region's sales at established cafes were up 4 percent, missing analysts' call for a gain of 6.1 percent.
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Lewis's boldest move was to buy Booker for 4 billion pounds ($5.3 billion) to expand into supplying restaurants, cafes and local shops.
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There are a lot of the new cafes too, where you feel like you're putting on performance when you walk into them.
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The center's galleries and cafes are a natural habitat for international fashion types, bored-looking beauties sporting man buns and diaphanous separates.
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The interceptions deliver a selection of goods that goes far beyond the basics, which allows cafes to serve up even haute cuisine.
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Approximately 17,000 restaurants and cafes and 10,000 bodegas and grocery stores rely on Hunts Point to keep their shelves and larders filled.
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The Writer's Room I BEGIN MOST WEEKDAY mornings circulating between cafes, writing on a laptop with the distraction-blocking software Freedom running.
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Hundreds of towns across the state depend on the money that dairy farmers spend at equipment dealerships, feed mills, hardware stores, cafes.
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It is around the corner from Cary Street, the anchor of a low-key shopping district filled with boutiques, cafes and restaurants.
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Viennese coffee culture is all about sitting in cafes for hours, whiling the day away in a charming and old-fashioned setting.
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While other cafes are recreating the drink in their own kitchens, egg coffees themselves have become known as a city-specific specialty.
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Even those aren't absolutes, as some libraries offer cafes and some people use both as places to caffeinate and get work done.
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This house is on about two and a half acres, a five-minute drive from cafes, grocers, shops and restaurants in Hailey.
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Some of the cafes are known for their decor, like New York City's Pietro Nolita and The Note Coffee in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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The first cafes opened in Bratislava in the 18th century, when aristocrats sipped European-style coffee and wine in elegantly appointed salons.
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The ban will apply to all areas of the airport, both before and after security, including stores, restaurants, cafes, and vending machines.
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