Of course, you are camped out by the refreshments table.
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Many camped there overnight to secure places for their equipment.
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Ink staffers were camped between the fourth and fifth floors.
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Protesters even camped outside of the show's New York studios.
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Each night we camped in tents at a different location.
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A reporter and photographer camped out at the house overnight.
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I camped with a group of Syrians for five days.
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The fans, many of whom camped out overnight, were skeptical.
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She camped out at Woodstock and protested the Vietnam War.
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New arrivals joined and assisted those who had camped overnight.
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They also camped out in polling stations as amateur observers.
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Some protesters camped near the site are vowing to stay.
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Many had camped out in the streets overnight in the cold.
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You do not want to have camped in the red zones.
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And it would have found Trump camped in Orange County, Calif.
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She posed for pictures with the workers camped at its gates.
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That night we camped in flimsy tents, like windbreakers on hangers.
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I will be camped out here at my beloved think tank.
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There we experienced beaches (beaches!) and camped in a real campground.
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The last time I camped, I actually brought my down duvet.
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But 40 or so refugees remained camped outside the agency's office.
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Here's where I camped in the Wind River Mountains in Wyoming.
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As many as 10,000 are camped here, according to aid groups.
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We trekked around Grand Teton and camped in Yellowstone National Park.
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The families, organized by Vamos4PR, camped outside the conference for two days.
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Many had camped in front of Argentina's National Congress since Wednesday night.
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He camped out there for two months planning this, to kill Republicans.
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He said he had been camped outside the hospital for 15 days.
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My friend wants to show us where she winter camped this year.
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Last November, there were about 5,000 people camped out in the desert.
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I would spend the next few days camped out at the hotel.
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People living in the streets, camped in front of their broken homes.
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Then everyone de-camped next door to the Imperial China for lunch.
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That year, more nights than not, we camped in Walmart parking lots.
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I camped in a two-person backpacking tent out in the city.
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She and Evan had camped there for a week during the summer.
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Fighters camped out in abandoned houses watch for movement on enemy lines.
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Thousands followed him to Cambodia, including families, who camped in its forests.
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Do you know why people have been camped out there for months?
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Who are the people camped out at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation?
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Since that 19743 expedition Holmes has camped regularly in the 19th century.
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Dozens of reporters had been camped outside the hospital since Wednesday evening.
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We camped out for a few hours, came back, thought we were fine.
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People camped out overnight, sleeping under tarps and blankets to fight the cold.
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" (Having camped outside once before, I told Daniel that I did know.) "Right.
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Awaiting the decision, thousands of his supporters camped less than a mile away.
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She recently came back from a cave where she camped for eight days.
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More than 11,000 people are camped out the Greek side of the border.
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The press pool camped out at Trump Tower saw her there Thursday morning.
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We're told the fam's been camped out there just over two weeks now.
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Protesters have been camped out near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation for months.
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A few dozen tourists were camped out at Jiuzhaigou airport, waiting for flights.
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I'm camped out in my studio apartment, which looks like a war room.
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I'm camped out in my studio apartment, which looks like a war room.
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Becky's brother camped inside the family business with their dog and a gun.
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One group of adults had camped out overnight in order to be first.
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About 1,000 militia members remained camped out in front of the embassy overnight.
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The migrants have spent four chilly night camped outside the port of entry.
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Tons of fans reportedly camped out and started lining up since Wednesday. Yikes!
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Dozens of arrivals from the caravan camped on the beach on Tuesday night.
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They camped on Daphne's one tiny flat spot, barely larger than a picnic table.
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Worried for their safety, Cummins allegedly slept with his gun while they camped there.
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Today I left a hearing on homelessness & saw tons of people camped outside committee.
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Some of the creditors camped out in the lobby of one of LeEco's offices.
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You'll also find the hand-selected TC Top Picks camped out in the Alley.
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They have since camped outside hoping the city will find them a new home.
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Just before the last day, I took him up the ropes and we camped.
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We all camped out on his property and took drugs and got chigger bites.
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Screaming teens met Bayer's plane at the airport and camped outside the team's hotel.
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More than 14,000 people are currently camped out here hoping to reach western Europe.
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Around 3,000 refugees had camped outside United Nations offices at the camp since Tuesday.
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People camped out on beaches and roads nearby to see the rocket blast off.
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Fighters camped out for weeks in abandoned houses watch for movement on enemy lines.
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My family ate dinner at the table together, camped and vacationed at Disney World.
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Later, a mob threw bottles and fireworks at the migrants camped at the port.
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Have you been camped out here in the front of the pit all day?
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They're camped out on the couch with Ray, watching Adam's latest TV bit part.
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Those who might have never camped five years ago are heading into the wild.
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It turns out that a group of boys are camped out, minding the horses.
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We camped beside it overnight and I filmed this at 4am in the morning.
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Some had camped out for three days to make sure they would be treated.
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Around 75 or 80 people came, and we camped in tents on the property.
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But entire families are camped outside and more than 800 people are in shelters.
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Protesters were camped out at the rally site on Saturday, cooking food and resting.
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Ms. Gayflor arrived at work to find reporters camped out on the ministry's steps.
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Protesters on Thursday camped outside Morrison's Sydney residence demanding urgent action on climate change.
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Native Americans once fished and camped on Lake Cahuilla, a prehistoric and larger version.
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For months it camped out in music industry purgatory not doing much of anything.
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Last week, Veterans Stand announced plans to support the protesters camped out in North Dakota.
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The weather he experienced while camped out on the coast over the summer was alarming.
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Thursday was the fourth day protesters had camped out in front of the ICE offices.
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Using his map as a guide, others have cycled, run, and camped along it independently.
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Ms. Radcliffe hired a safecracker and camped out in the room with her young daughter.
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The case was at its dramatic high point: protestors and media camped outside the house.
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Fans have filled the 19,800-seat Scotiabank Arena; tens of thousands more have camped outside.
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I remember him in our cramped classroom, camped out on the beige corduroy beanbag chair.
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We camped out and saw bears, whales, and all sorts of exciting geography and creatures.
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Wetherington was found Saturday evening, camped in the woods not far from the crime scene.
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Her sculptural reconstructions are most effective when camped out somewhere just shy of the literal.
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We just like, camped and barbecued and smoked hash and swam in the swimming pool.
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Reporters and photographers camped out at his suburban Virginia home, monitoring his comings and goings.
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Demonstrators have been camped at a sit-in outside the Defence Ministry since April 6.
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A few hardy protesters have remained camped out near the lake, braving sub-freezing temperatures.
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It is estimated that at one point about 300 homeless were camped inside the park.
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Within the office, Refinitiv camped out on its sixth floor, while LSE took the fifth.
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In anticipation of Bellis's second-round match against Zarina Diyas, fans camped out for hours.
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About 12,000 people remain camped out in harsh conditions near the village of Idomeni. video
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Others, camped out on ottomans and peering down from balconies, seemed unable to look away.
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The Tuareg camped out at an abandoned building site in Libya's southwest Sahara are some.
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Above, mothers and children camped out near a border entry point, waiting to request asylum.
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Students camped outside the administration building for more than a week, sometimes in torrential rain.
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" If you're wondering why their fans spent days camped outside NBC headquarters or why "S.
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Why are thousands of Hondurans camped out on the southern border of the United States?
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Last year, protesters camped at the base of the site for months, blocking building access.
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This uncertainty is giving those camped out in camps along the border pause, she said.
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"When we were out, he camped alone," recalled Jorge Choclón, who sometimes hunted with Amadeo.
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"We're the new Palestinians," says Taher Qabar, one of 350,000 Syrians camped in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley.
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Within weeks, Bowman and Nettle were camped out in the tree tops, halting it once again.
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Other Catalans camped out in polling stations in order to defy court orders to close them.
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The group camped overnight on the mountain, he said, adding that officials always knew their location.
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News reported that he camped out at a local supermarket and paid for $50,000 in groceries.
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In 2010, they camped out on Greenland's west coast for a week, but caught no seals.
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More than 10,000 – a third of them children – are camped in flimsy tents near the fence.
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We just camped out, got our shots, and blocked their drive-thru for a little while.
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The tribe and environmental activists have been camped out at the site for nearly a year.
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This year, more than 33,23 competitors and their families camped on the grounds of Burghley House.
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Their only hope was a group of American soldiers who by chance were camped out nearby.
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You'll also find our hand-picked cohort of TC Top Picks camped out in Startup Alley.
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People camped overnight in the rain outside the federal courthouse to grab seats before arguments began.
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Authors that are camped outside his bookstore can sell hundreds of books, according to the documentary.
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When sleep began to overtake me, I stretched out on the couch, where Maddy had camped.
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I watched Kansas sunsets and Oklahoma sunrises and camped on soft beds of Texas pine needles.
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Journalists camped out in front of the law offices where Kei Komuro works as a paralegal.
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Gorlats camped under it, ready to spike it home for an easy winner and then...whiff.
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Other volunteers brought food to the team while they camped in front of the Dusit complex.
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Beyond the spectator stands and hot dog stalls, the Confederates were camped just out of sight.
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We found 100 families camped in the stadium, which has been converted into an emergency shelter.
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Sanitary workers began to remove debris from the area where the protesters were camped. Maj. Gen.
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But he insisted that the group planned to remain camped near the border in Sunland Park.
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Some migrants camped near the border had erected makeshift tents or built bonfires to stay warm.
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Some attendees camped out 48 hours in advance to ensure a spot inside the convention center.
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Intercut with that story is the tale of a family who previously camped in the area.
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Many people fled to the shore, where they camped on the beach or slept in boats.
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Officials from various regions camped out at hotels in Shenzhen, where Foxconn had its main operations.
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Indeed, he says he has at times camped out alongside a vineyard, rather than cede control.
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Instead, hundreds camped outside the San Ysidro pedestrian walkway waiting for a chance to apply for asylum.
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Camped out in the tiny pastry kitchen, he eventually began baking bread for the team's additional venues.
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Many families have refused to sleep indoors and camped in tents, making them more vulnerable to mosquitoes.
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So on they walked, into the desert, begging water from the seeps where the solar painters camped.
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And the family had never even camped before — they just prepared by running up and down stairs.
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Choi left Europe on a flight from London to avoid media camped out in Germany, Lee said.
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Not long ago, he found three teenage girls from Ontario, Canada, camped out inside his storage shed.
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"Today there is no color," said Napthanicha Chantarasena, 33, among those who had camped out for days.
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Bayliss: I was the last non-climber on the mountain, and I camped there the last night.
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The protesters camped outside the defence ministry over the past week have succeeded in changing their country.
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I camped out in Deal [Freddy's hometown] for two weeks, waiting for the baby to be born.
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Dawn Russell spent two nights camped out with nine other people in a small room in Sen.
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They're lined up down the street, too, around the Peninsula Hotel where Hillary Clinton is reportedly camped.
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People also still want to believe he's really still alive and camped out in a cave somewhere.
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He's literally camped out behind a rock with cassette tape recording equipment, looking every part the bootlegger.
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Retiree Stephen Garner, 68, of Sonoma, has been camped with his wife in the couple's recreational vehicle.
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She turns wistful recalling the first night they camped out on their land, sleeping under the stars.
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Protesters have camped for years near the Preston Road site and have fought the company in court.
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In Mexico City, relatives camped outside a collapsed six-story building while crews sifted through the debris.
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Busboys camped out at our shoulders, ready to refill water glasses any time someone took a sip.
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The wedding was a global affair, with thousands camped out along the procession route to Windsor Castle.
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"That's where all my local high school friends would be camped out for a week," she said.
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As many as 3,000 migrants are camped out on the streets of Paris, with more arriving daily.
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But unless you camped out in front of the plant all day, you wouldn't see the transformation.
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Refinery29 was there, too, talking to those camped outside the court about why it matters to them.
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When the Umbrella Revolution was happening, people camped out on the highways and blocked all the roads.
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Richard Burr (R-NC) adopted Cornyn's strategy to dissuade protesters camped outside Burr's DC office on Monday.
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For all the wealth in the area, homeless people have long camped out under the 405 freeway.
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He spent 13 days camped outside the hospital's Lindo Wing when Prince George was born in 2013.
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After dozens of the squatters then camped in the gardens in front of the building, on Aug.
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Migrants from Syria, Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan and Africa are camped out along a stretch of the border.
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To begin the ninth, Guyer hit a high pop-up near home plate that Romine camped under.
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I'd grown up swimming and had spent my share of weekends camped out in stifling, chlorinated natatoriums.
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They were about 12 miles into their hike from the spot where they camped the night before.
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Joe Noser, 19, had camped out overnight at the Capitol to secure a prime spot in line.
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The sagging economy makes an easy target of the desperate job seekers, camped out on a walkway.
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I took the rest of the day off and camped out, waiting for the mail to come.
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Still camped up in Pence's office, the White House team was equally in the dark over Alexander.
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A married couple down the block has heard squatters camped out in an abandoned house next door.
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Last week, they were camped out in their sagging house with no heat, electricity or running water.
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Maybe you find a creepy mill, or an old lighthouse, or a figure camped by the road.
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The storm added to the misery of evacuees camped out in a Walmart parking lot in nearby Chico.
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The closure has led to logjams along the border, with more than 12,000 refugees and migrants camped there.
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So proud of the hard work of the lawyers who are camped out in airports across the country.
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Protesters then camped outside of that police station for days, erecting tents and supplying food to each other.
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Her initial plan involved knocking on truck doors at the gas station where she was currently camped out.
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Conditions for the 75,000 refugees who camped in suburban fields were undoubtedly more lethal than the fire itself.
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The neighbors didn't appreciate it, either, when some of those looking for refuge camped out on the sidewalk.
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Primus Tupike Stove for $210 ($150 off): I've camped for two summers now with Primus's two-burner stove.
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For weeks, reporters camped outside her home in Charlotte, N.C., where she was trying to restore her marriage.
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Senior AKP officials, including ministers, are already "camped" in the city two weeks before the start of campaigning.
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The team scattered as each player found a room or camped on the veranda of a relative's house.
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Demonstrators who had camped out at the facility were removed on Thursday by police wearing riot gear. Rep.
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News vehicles camped out a few blocks away, for a better shot of Mar-a-Lago's waterfront view.
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A nurse camped in a school with her children, after the shelling destroyed her home, begs for relief.
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Dozens of people camped out overnight in the nation's capital in hopes of watching the arguments unfold live.
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As cameramen camped outside the window, she got a pair of red and pink lips on her wrist.
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Rebecca Smeyne camped outside of the Carlyle hotel to capture first glimpses of celebrities before the Met Gala.
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Airbus had a team camped out in a suite at the Ritz-Carlton in Dallas, near American's headquarters.
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During campaign swings last summer, when school was out, the family camped out at night in state parks.
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"If we were playing for time we wouldn't have been camped out in Washington every week," he said.
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They camped in vacant government buildings and in fields made available by Pelham Glassford, the city's police chief.
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Both were wounded, my aunt shot as she was carrying messages to the Russians camped across the river.
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And, in a perfectly proportional response, British consumers camped out in the cold to get a first taste.
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Thousands have been camped out in Baghdad's central Tahrir Square, with many thousands more joining them by day.
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Families are camped out everywhere, their bedrolls, blankets, water jugs and round steel food tins clogging the hallways.
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I camped out at one of these tables for the majority of my morning and was quite comfortable.
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Dozens of pipeline opponents have been camped out there, the site of numerous violent skirmishes with law enforcement.
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A few months later, Mitchell and Barzee took Smart to San Diego where they camped out and panhandled.
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The closure has led to logjams along the border with more than 12,000 refugees and migrants camped there.
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Protesters camped in Tahrir Square in an 18-day demonstration ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule in 2011.
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I drove him and his crew down with Patricia to South Wales and we camped by the sea.
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Omar was unavailable for comment, and throughout the week she dodged the reporters who camped outside her congressional office.
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Camped out in the desert one night, they're attacked by a creature that they can't see through the darkness.
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Celebs not currently camped out in sunny L.A. are taking the opportunity to indulge in their favorite wintry activities.
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There is a travelling circus camped to the south of the city walls, though, close to the Portside gate.
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After getting closer to the "toy," the man realized it was a real gator camped out in his garage.
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The episode opens with the four Defenders camped out in a Chinese restaurant after the confrontation at Midland Circle.
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While the rest of the family moved to the ground floor, Michel camped out with soldiers in the attic.
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We went and camped out together for a few days, and she would connect 22 electrodes to my head.
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The television host is camped out in the third row eating his breakfast and betting horses with both hands.
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Many youths could be seen dozing after a long night camped out as commuters made their way to work.
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At one point, suppliers were so desperate for restitution that they camped out in the lobby of LeEco's offices.
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The NSA has an entire team of advanced hackers, possibly as many as 600, camped out at Fort Meade.
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Demonstrators are now camped outside the headquarters of the armed forces and Mr Bashir's current residence in unprecedented numbers.
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He said reporters came to his house; his parents told him they were camped out on his front lawn.
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Pro-independence groups had camped out overnight on Friday to prevent a demonstration in support of the national police.
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In Matamoros, dozens of migrant families like Beatriz are camped out outside the bridge separating the city from Brownsville.
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My best friend at the time and I were camped out, waiting for some tickets to go on sale.
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Some attendees had camped in the audience for hours to ensure they had a seat for the main event.
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The authorities then camped out in the lobby of our hotel, rang our rooms and knocked on our doors.
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Holtby made the initial stop on Carl Hagelin, but Bonino, camped right outside the crease, tapped in the winner.
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The desperate newcomers camped out in large groups in hospitals or college campuses, where they remain, living in squalor.
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For two months, in the autumn of 19633, demonstrators camped, collaborated, and convened in Zuccotti Park, in lower Manhattan.
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Protesters camped in Tahrir Square in an 403-day demonstration that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule in 2011.
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For 79 days, thousands of people camped out in the streets asking for broader representation and genuine universal suffrage.
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Does American security really require sprawling armies camped out in foreign deserts and vast armadas patrolling the high seas?
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In Lower Manhattan, workers marched on Broadway starting at Zuccotti Park, where Occupy Wall Street protesters camped in 2011.
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Already nearly 10,000 are camped around Idomeni, a village on Greece's border with Macedonia, where violent clashes have erupted.
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According to a report by Kampgrounds of America, 22012 million more American households camped last year than in 230.
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Growing up on Long Island, Gear to Go's Mr. Rosenberg never hiked or camped — nor had anyone he knew.
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Those who can't find shelter are camped in the soccer stadium, and more line up outside for food handouts.
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Earlier this year, Mayor Bill de Blasio vowed to crack down on homeless people camped out in the subways.
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A handful of camera crews and reporters were camped outside Jordan's office in the Rayburn Building throughout the day.
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After the storm, Sunny and Ms. Johansen had camped out in their building, which had no electricity for months.
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In 2016, thousands of people had camped for months in another field in Idomeni, on the border with Macedonia.
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Machar's troops and opposition dignitaries have been camped at Ethiopia's Gambela airport since Monday waiting to fly to Juba.
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He had trained with Zen masters in Japan, camped with aborigines in Australia and dropped peyote with Native American shamans.
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It also raises concerns about potential clashes between authorities and protesters still camped out near the Dakota Access work site.
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Tribe members and protesters have been camped out for months in Cannon Ball, North Dakota, in opposition to the pipeline.
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"We camped out here a couple of months," Stapleton told the crowd of creating the albums in the historic venue.
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She camped under a tree while she plotted ways to sell some of her family property and flee the country.
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Williams' chart features a whopping five celestial bodies camped out in this sign (her sun, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto).
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Anders never mentioned suicide to his children, who camped out day and night by his bedside to monitor his care.
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Baldwin approached the car where freelance photographer Alan Zanger was camped out and sprayed shaving cream over all the windows.
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Thousands have camped out near the pipeline's planned crossing of the Missouri River just north of the Standing Rock reservation.
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Don't miss the TC Top Picks — a group of outstanding startups curated by TechCrunch editors — camped out in the Alley.
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Reason I camped on the roof was because it was less time than driving to a hotel room in Reno.
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Bella and Kugler have either camped out in his Toyota 4Runner or couch-surfed with his friends along the way.
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One morning, in a parking lot where he had clandestinely camped the night, he awoke to see he had company.
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Villagers fearing aftershocks could be seen camped by the thousands under makeshift blue tarpaulins held together with bamboo and sticks.
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At the Toussaint Louverture international airport, dozens of stranded travelers camped out waiting for flights to resume, lounging on suitcases.
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Rose Mary Gudiel, the woman who camped out on Mnuchin's lawn, also got a loan modification to save her home.
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"Every single session all the media were outside camped with their stepladders, and cameras and lenses and everything," she said.
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One man who called himself "John Smith" was camped out at a Link charging a backup battery for his phone.
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They now live in wooden huts they built themselves or camped under canvas donated by the United Nations refugee commission.
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With some 21980,0003 Cubans in the country, many camped near the border with Nicaragua, that would be quite a distinction.
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The actors camped in real tents each night and shot all of their own footage, with the crew shadowing them.
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He pitched a tent and camped with his fiancée, Haley Walsh, before going home to Florida, where he went fishing.
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On the other hand, you can't hide away forever with the press camped at the gates to your Mexican home.
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Recently a group of homeless people, "Born SL6" (the local postcode), camped on the trim lawn of the town hall.
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They hiked, biked, kayaked, and camped; they followed a low-carb ketogenic diet; they tried to minimize their carbon footprint.
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The community is assailed by an army, claiming to represent the real America, which has camped outside the fortress walls.
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Monday night, dozens of immigrants who were camped in the Mexican border city of Tijuana breached the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The people were reportedly camped out overnight in tents after their propane tanks were confiscated, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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Under one freeway where many people had camped each night, city workers in April installed a bed of sharp rocks.
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Donna Werner, who traveled from the United States, has spent the past four days camped outside for this very moment.
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Shane and Emily, 60 and 14, Cleveland, Ohio and Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Noisey: Have you been camped out here all day?
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Kurdish troops have been camped out mere miles away from the city for months, with ISIS powerless to repel them.
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I was an unlikely candidate for the trip: I had never ridden a mountain bike before, or even camped much.
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They were camped in a sea of canvas tents that housed many of the 6,000 re-enactors at the event.
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He said he camped outside the store for a week before paying to improve his place in the queue overnight.
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Many have been camped outside the facility in Matamoros, blocking strikebreakers from entering and bringing production nearly to a halt.
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On Monday night, about two dozen people were camped out next to a SuperMax supermarket, their faces slicked with sweat.
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Marginally better fare was found in the basement-level food court, where a number of winners were also camped out.
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Security forces began pulling down tents on Friday night, meeting resistance from several dozen protesters who were still camped out.
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England is practically camped out in Tunisia's penalty box, but hasn't been able to get a clean shot on goal.
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A local ABC station reported in January that protesters camped out at her home to advocate for more affordable housing.
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So Carter essentially camped out in Iowa for a year, and his strategy worked like a charm when he won.
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Tens of thousands of supporters of the sect leader had camped in Panchkula for days waiting for Friday's court verdict.
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Mr. Meagher also didn't answer a question about where Mr. Buttigieg camped out during his summer trip to the Hamptons.
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Others, like Upper Sargent Pond, have islets that can be explored and even camped on, using the canoes on hand.
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Television footage showed hundreds of holidaymakers camped inside the airport terminal, some sleeping on their bags, others using mobile telephones.
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Protesters in Atlanta braved frigid nights and camped out in front of the courthouse this week, demanding justice for Hill.
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For eight months, they camped out in an abandoned house in a nearby village before fleeing to Lebanon in 2014.
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Everything had a sparkling, dewy sheen and the creek we camped by reflected the sky's bright blue and pink hues.
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And in 2016 actress Shailene Woodley memorably camped out and was arrested at Standing Rock protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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The evening after the shooting, Hogg says, he biked up to the school, where the media was still camped out.
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Sperling says it&aposs a precautionary move, and there&aposs no indication that activists camped outside the facility have entered it.
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Thinnakorn and the other parents have ignored incessant rain and stayed camped outside the cave in tents since the ordeal began.
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The crew of the vessel survived for months camped out on the ice before escaping to an island using three lifeboats.
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Tributes pour in Fans camped out by Paisley Park, the artist's home and recording studio, leaving bouquets of flowers and signs.
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Some 200 of the protesters had camped out overnight in the capital's central Tahrir Square, and were cleaning up the area.
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Reporters in New York camped outside a luxury hotel, the JW Marriott Essex House, where they believed Mr. Modi was staying.
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In the middle, a tent she and Ian camped in a long time ago, sun bleached and ratty, at half-mast.
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He camped out in front of the net and one-timed Valtteri Filppula's pass from behind the net at 13:56.
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News crews camped out at Pence's residence and watched as Pence and his wife Karen waved goodbye to the Trump motorcade.
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With Mercury camped out in Scorpio until the 31st, the scene is serendipitously set to swap eerie tales by the campfire.
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The demonstrators have been camped outside the compound since Saturday in an escalation of protests that have shaken Sudan since December.
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Camped in front of the goal, Oshie rammed home the puck off a pass from Nicklas Backstrom from behind the net.
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On a sunny morning in early 2000, Joseph Matheny woke up to find conspiracy theorists camped out on his lawn again.
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The decision is an enormous, though not necessarily permanent, victory for the thousands of people camped near the disputed construction site.
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A series of campfires indicated Milat had camped in the area during their murders, as well as in the weeks after.
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Islam said scores of people had instead camped on embankments, railway lines and highways, where traffic has come to a standstill.
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" Lieberman gave a thumbs-up to reporters camped out on the White House driveway and said "It was a good meeting.
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Frizzell suspects that her account information was compromised at some point during the weeks she spent camped out at the hospital.
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One recent morning, a self-described drug addict who prefers methamphetamine and the synthetic drug "spice" camped out near the library.
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Hundreds of reporters, photographers and TV crews were gathered outside the facility, many of whom had camped overnight to secure positions.
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Whether you're camped out in a friend's backyard or retreating deep into the woods, you should celebrate our nation's birthday outside.
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We hiked and camped and lay naked in a tiny tent with an open roof so we could see the stars.
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BETHEL, N.Y. (Reuters) - Fifty years ago, Nick and Bobbi Ercoline were just another young couple camped out at the Woodstock festival.
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But the automakers camped out at the Porte de Versailles for the next 16 days say they're ready for the transition.
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When evening demolition work is underway, concerned staffers have camped out overnight in the galleries to keep watch over the treasures.
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Around 100 migrants are camped out on the Mexican side of a border crossing here, waiting for a chance to enter.
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Yesterday, hundreds of eager sneaker and transport fans camped overnight in an effort to score a pair, according to several reports.
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I camped out to buy tickets and, every time I watched a film, I considered it a holy pilgrimage of sorts.
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The migrants are currently camped on the Mexican side of the San Ysidro port of entry, between San Diego and Tijuana.
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Camped out amid equines, engineers got word from the Schönefeld tower about when the F-35s were slated to take off.
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"He camped out so often in Missouri the last 30 days I figured he was building a golf course," McCaskill said.
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We worked, ate, drank and camped together, just like the old days when groups of mowers followed the season, cutting northward.
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Mr. Abaaoud would spend four days and three nights camped in the bushes, while his cousin returned with cake and water.
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Greece's system for handling migrants, has often been chaotic, with some 13,000 people currently camped out on its border with Macedonia.
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Directed by Alixandra Petrovich, the video follows a man camped out in a forest, who gets startled at a distant noise.
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We saw how other runners had camped out on the ground with sleeping bags and blankets, having arrived early as well.
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Ms. Johnson banned the press from the trip, but four reporters followed and camped on the same island we were on.
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He said he wished he had dived, but hesitated because he thought the speedy Turner might have been camped under it.
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DANTAL, India — For generations, folk musicians have camped out on a dusty cattle range in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan.
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On Sunday evening about two dozen people were camped out in its holding area more than 24 hours before the game.
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And there are a lot of benefits to be had, but you don't want to be boot camped your whole career.
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"Everyone in the wedding party was camped out by it and squirting it on their hands every few minutes," Hamilton said.
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Left fielder Brett Gardner, the longest-tenured Yankee, said it was unusual not to have Girardi camped over the dugout railing.
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I have run for miles through tunnels of rhododendron, crossed paths with bears and camped with my children beneath starry skies.
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We talked to other families camped on the walkway, and on concrete benches under an awning closer to the hospital buildings.
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Larkin backhanded a shot that skittered off Khudobin's right pad and Mantha, camped out in front, flicked it into the goal.
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Airport workers handed out blankets, diapers, baby formula, toothbrushes and toothpaste to passengers who camped out on floors and in chairs.
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Gone is the 2011 heyday of street politics, when Egyptians camped in Tahrir Square to end Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.
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Instead, he's camped out at Warren's campaign headquarters in the Charlestown neighborhood of Boston, aides familiar with Summers' role told CNN.
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They ripped away the cloak of shrubbery along the rivers' banks, forcing people camped there to move to more exposed ground.
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He managed to avoid many of the reporters camped at the site before being whisked away in a small Suzuki van.
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Now several hundred were camped out for the night in a supermarket parking lot in Izmit, an industrial town on Istanbul's outskirts.
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Many of us camped in this open area while evacuating North and Northeast Portland during the St. Johns fire on day one.
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Thousands of spectators camped out on beaches and roads to watch the launch of Apollo 211, which launched at 270:211 a.m.
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A group of devoted royal fans have been camped outside the hospital since April 9 in anticipation of the royal baby's birth.
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I mean, people were camped outside my house and the department and every- there was all kinds of wild speculation going on.
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Thousands of evacuees are camped out in nearby towns but stand little chance of returning soon, even if their homes are intact.
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And neither did the hundreds of exhausted migrants camped out on blankets and inside empty buildings in the town of Matías Romero.
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But last week, Chennai's iconic Marina beach had almost 15,000 people camped on its shores agitating for the ban to be overturned.
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You could look down a little valley [where I camped], and you could probably see ten grizzlies spaced out eating huckleberries peacefully.
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A handmade poster adorns the sidewalk and barricades outside of Windsor Castle where people are camped out ahead of the royal wedding.
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Terry Hutt, 83, has camped out for previous royal weddings and is ready to celebrate Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Saturday.
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Instead of a booth, the company had camped out in a white Ford Expedition in a parking lot near the expo halls.
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Explore more than 1,000 early-stage startups and sponsors camped out in Startup Alley, participate in interactive workshops and network, network, network.
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The move left a growing number of migrants living in Turbo, where many camped in a warehouse that became a makeshift shelter.
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"The West Africans camped outside of Gambia and told the president if you don't go, our armies will come in," she said.
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Protesters camped outside City Hall march in the street after a decision about ICE was made, Friday July 27, 2018, in Philadelphia.
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At least 10,000 men, women and children have been camped for days in harsh conditions at the Idomeni border crossing with Macedonia.
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They've also camped upstate where they stayed in cabins, milked cows, and got in touch with nature, far away from the city.
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But in recent days, people have camped out at Tesla stores worldwide in an effort to be first in the deposit queue.
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At Idomeni, on the Greece-Macedonia border, 12,000 refugees have been camped out under canvas since the frontier was shut last week.
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Last summer, scores of refugees camped out on the sun-baked Italian rocks, where the steep cliff face falls into the Mediterranean.
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Six years ago, LeBron James drove his R.V. onto the grounds of the N.B.A. finals, and he has camped out here since.
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Hundreds of migrants have been camped out for weeks in Mapastepec, where locals say six migrant caravans have arrived since last Easter.
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And when the United States was in sight, they camped in a chilly Tijuana, waiting for the US border post to open.
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Activists are warning protesters in Hong Kong to avoid public hospitals because police might be camped out there waiting to make arrests
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I haven't camped in at least 10 years, so I was a little nervous about having to set up my own tent.
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There's no indication that anyone camped out overnight to get hold of the new AirPods, as sometimes happens with new iPhone releases.
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She camped out outside of the courtroom, and even carved an "X" into her forehead during the trials, along with other followers.
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They were hoping to catch a glimpse of the avian anomaly, who was now camped out in the rushes below Belvedere Castle.
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It seems like only yesterday that English admirers were camped outside a hospital, waiting for a new royal kiddo to finally arrive.
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Camped out with little to no food, shelter, or sanitation, these refugees live in squalid conditions that aid groups struggle to address.
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So, Anna's dress and makeup removed, we headed to Castaway Cay, where we had lunch and camped out on the immaculate beach.
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His family camped out outside the police station overnight to call for authorities to launch a formal investigation, but the police refused.
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Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly estimated the number of workers camped outside a Coca-Cola distribution plant in Mexico.
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Hundreds of tourists camped out in the airport terminal and in the lobbies of nearby hotels for two days as they waited.
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Germany is just camped out in front of the South Korean goal but hasn't come particularly close to finding a quality shot.
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They played football, camped in the woods and fished side by side in Amelia, La., not far from the Gulf of Mexico.
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With lobbyists still camped out in the halls of the Capitol, no votes were taken on budget bills on Saturday or Sunday.
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Dozens of protesters have camped along a roughly seven-mile strip for more than a year, demanding that the project be canceled.
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Some patients camped out for three days at the fairground gate before the clinic opened to make sure they would be treated.
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Fans who lined up and camped out for hours — and even days — before the concert were surprised with blankets from the band.
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The supporters had forced their way past an outer wall of the compound, set buildings on fire, and then camped outside overnight.
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They are camped outside the governor's office and at main intersections, in scenes reminiscent of the popular uprising of 2010 and 2011.
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Even while camped well behind the baseline, Wawrinka was able to muscle huge groundstrokes past Carreño, his whippet of a Spanish opponent.
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Dozens of protesters have camped along a roughly seven-mile strip for more than a year, demanding that the project be canceled.
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For the first time since they were found, the boys communicated by letter with their relatives — many camped outside the cave's entrance.
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AK camped out for the next half hour to make sure he didn't miss Chappelle on the way back to his seat.
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Veterans Stand launched a fundraising drive on GoFundMe last week to support a network of protesters camped out near Cannon Ball, North Dakota.
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KFS then arrested 19 protesters who camped illegally at the mugumo tree for three weeks in 2015, in a case that is ongoing.
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I got pretty lucky at Glastonbury in that I had a press ticket, which meant I was camped in the private hospitality area.
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Venezuelans from all over the D.C. region have been camped out on the embassy grounds, quaintly placed on a quiet street in Georgetown.
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As I pass through the park, I see dozens of tents—a lot of Bernie Sanders supporters are camped here for the week.
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After a wave of violence against immigrants, hundreds had camped outside a United Nations refugee agency office, asking for help leaving the country.
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Locals and foreign tourists alike camped out to drink home-brewed millet beer, roast bulls, and watch a traditional dance performance called kadodi.
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Clamen, who works as a lawyer, had never been into hiking and said she hadn't even camped since she was 17 years old.
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If you're lucky enough to be in the path of totality, you're probably already camped up outside with your eclipse glasses in hand.
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It's been nearly four years since thousands camped out before the premiere of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 229, in November 266.
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"We hiked a good six miles up and down and then camped on the beach and hiked back the next day," says Ferrera.
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At first we were just ten people, but by the end of the first day there were 60 people camped out with us.
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Saturn, the planet of rules and regulations, is camped out in disciplinarian Capricorn, helping you ground your grandiose ideas in sensible work habits.
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Leading up to the Games, national news stations played and replayed the heart-wrenching footage, while reporters camped outside of Kerrigan's Massachusetts home.
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The Cornhuskers were camped at the Wildcats' 230 with 3:24 to play in the second quarter after Armstrong's 37-yard sideline dash.
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He camped out at the stadium before games to get a good seat and appeared on ESPN to root on all Boilermaker teams.
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Never mind that "zero-tolerance" needs a hyphen; Ms Truss's style—sometimes crisp humour, sometimes camped-up outrage—was the real selling-point.
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Earlier this week, the St. Paul police arrested dozens of protesters outside the governor's residence, where demonstrators had camped out since the shooting.
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He was an attractive California-type free spirit who camped with his hammock, played the flute and walked in bare feet whenever possible.
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I have since attended tactical defense training sessions, fired guns and camped out with members of those groups in Oregon, Idaho and Montana.
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Even this past weekend, when he camped in a tent at a friend's wedding, he seemed relaxed as he mingled with other guests.
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First he camped out alone in front of the net to deflect a pass from Ryan Strome past Bishop, a Vezina Trophy finalist.
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The 22-year-old camped out in a very large tree — straddling a big branch, stretching his arms, and generally enjoying the scene.
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On my last night, I camped on a spur of sandpapery rock tucked into a side canyon off the Devil's Garden primitive trail.
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Stymied in their efforts to enter the U.S., several thousand migrants camped at the border in Tijuana, Mexico, have started evaluating their options.
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But once protesters camped at the gates of the military's headquarters on April 6, the general started to have a change of heart.
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At a tiny rink in Barrie, Ontario, Hanyu's fans have even camped out overnight to be first in line when the doors opened.
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He camped out on the ad side of the court and waited for the right moment to hit penetrating backhands down the line.
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At the hockey game against the United States on Saturday, Russian fans camped in a mass of blue and red behind both nets.
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The families were camped out together at Miesha's house in northeast Houston, which had stayed dry: four adults, six children and a dog.
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Without her feet on the pavement, she has no sense of direction and can't recall exactly where it was she camped last night.
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Graham Thompson, a press officer for the charity, once spent a week camped on top of a chimney at West Burton power station.
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As Cubs center fielder Albert Almora Jr. camped under the ball, the crowd rose to its feet and gave Montero a standing ovation.
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Since Bashir's departure, protests have continued and demonstrators have camped outside the headquarters of the Defense Ministry to demand a handover of power.
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When the wildly popular K-pop group BTS performed at Citi Field in 2018, fans camped outside the ballpark for almost a week.
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Migrants wanting to request asylum camped out on the international bridge leading from Mexico into Brownsville, Texas, causing a closure of the span.
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A film crew with Showtime's "The Circus" camped in the hallway outside Booker's office on Thursday to shoot an impromptu interview with him.
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With its long-term growth outlook now camped perhaps permanently below 230 percent, most analysts expect vehicle sales in China will slow accordingly.
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On her first day of orientation, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez joined protesters camped outside Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office agitating for the Green New Deal.
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Wednesday wasn't the first time we had camped for a seat inside the small eighth-floor courtroom on Cadman Plaza in Downtown Brooklyn.
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We spent three consecutive weeks camped at a remote backcountry lake in the midst of an abandoned expanse that became our new home.
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He was beloved, a holiday-season gift to a beleaguered city, a surrogate reindeer camped out just a block from St. Nicholas Avenue.
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Thousands of coca farmers — including children — are camped around the town's strategic river bridge, obstructing Bolivia's main highway and paralyzing its national economy.
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I am camped along the bank of the Corinto River, in a rain forest in Atlántida, Honduras, and have been for nine days.
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INGRAHAM: Now, the Daily Mail, Harmeet, camped out at the house Sally Moore, the FBI agent on the Hillary Clinton email, there she is.
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More than ten thousand protestors camped in front of Pakistan's parliament demanding the execution of Asia Bibi and no changes in the blasphemy laws.
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In June a student-dominated "peace caravan" that had journeyed on foot from Helmand to the capital camped out in front of foreign embassies.
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They also camped outside a police station just down the street from where Clark was killed, though police forced protesters out after several days.
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In Strathroy, resident Irene Lee said late Wednesday that police had been camped out near her parents' convenience store since about 4:15 p.m.
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Sudan's demonstrators, who have been camped outside the headquarters of the armed forces in central Khartoum since April 6th, were having none of it.
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The activist had led a group of 100 people who were camped at the facilities of a bus company, Viação Planeta, owned by Oliveira.
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There are roughly 6,000 migrants camped around Calais, hoping to cross into the U.K., according to a report by "The Economist" newspaper in November.
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For some more Pretty Little Liars action, Shay Mitchell, Alessandra Ambrosio and influencer Aimee Song will be camped out at the Moet + Revolve dinner.
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In South Korea, the couple camped outdoors in sub-zero temperatures en route to Pyeongchang's Phoenix Park, the venue for Gasser's freestyle skiing event.
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Despite a government order to vacate, tribal leaders as well as demonstrators camped out in Standing Rock, North Dakota, say they are staying put.
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As children, we explored the outdoors, swam and fished in the lakes, camped, and enjoyed the close-knit community that logging-camp living provided.
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People camped out as early as Tuesday outside of Tesla dealerships in hopes of being among the first to pre-order the new vehicle.
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We're still camped in one of the villages that sprawl along the northern banks of the Euphrates River, about ten miles east of Raqqa.
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The last hundred people camped out for several months in protest of the Dakota Access pipeline's construction marched out of the campground last month.
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He scaled mountains, dived to the depths of the ocean, camped alone in the wilderness with just a hunk of cheese and a tarp.
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Starting on Monday night, lawyers at big firms have been camped out in conference rooms studying how the new rules would affect their clients.
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Even after the Tuesday incident, dozens of activists remain camped out at the refuge and have so far resisted the FBI's urgings to flee.
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I never would have found the Chasm of Doom if I hadn't introduced myself to the climbers camped among the boulders of Hidden Valley.
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"The president's comments were just plain wrong," Collins told reporters who were camped outside of an unrelated Senate Aging Committee hearing, which Collins oversees.
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It's the most insight we've received on Kanye's process so far since learning he camped out in the Rockies and it's no less strange.
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I had solo camped in dusty squalor in the aforementioned bus camp … and I had clearly had a far more interesting and enjoyable time.
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Because they were in the middle of nowhere, they camped in tents and had to plan enough food to last up to four weeks.
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Many frightened people wrapped in blankets sat outside their homes while others camped out in rice fields in rural areas surrounding the main towns.
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Demonstrators also criticized Ms. Hodges and camped outside the police station for days in 563 when an officer fatally shot an unarmed black man.
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Germany once again camped out in front of the South Korea goal and gets two half-chances but can't get off a solid shot.
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If you have memories of Apple loyalists camped outside stores for days for new products, Friday's iPhone 8 launch might seem a bit muted.
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Chutzpah is too mild a term: This was a woman who camped outside of directors' and producers' offices, pitching herself for projects she wanted.
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On another corner, a troupe of fire performers from Canada was camped, and on another a half-dozen drivable pieces of art were parked.
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On another corner, a troupe of fire performers from Canada was camped, and on another a half-dozen drivable pieces of art were parked.
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Police union leaders were angered that officers had not been permitted to clear the streets and arrest protesters who camped out for 18 days.
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She also doesn't speak the language, even with her new neighbor, Jo (Max Riemelt), a young German D.J. camped out in a nearby house.
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Manafort's wife, Kathleen, joined her husband's legal team, which has camped out at the Westin Alexandria hotel restaurant across the street from the courthouse.
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So I went to Greeley, which is about 1803 miles north of Denver, and camped out until she delivered my my daughter, Nora Grace.
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Goalie Joonas Korpisalo made the initial save on Nicklas Backstrom's shot, but Oshie — camped on the far post — potted the rebound for the winner.
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Camped in front of the net, Boyle overpowered Klingberg to bury a rebound of Will Butcher's power-play shot while falling to the ice.
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Many demonstrators awoke in an empty lot where they had camped overnight, and a member of the clergy offered a prayer for their safety.
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Overseeing the campaign, with support from the backroom team camped out at Modi's sprawling bungalow in the capital, was Adhia, a top finance ministry official.
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LaBeouf has been livestreaming from the same location outside the Museum of the Moving Image since Friday, and police have been camped nearby since Monday.
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The same security guard told Mashable that around 40 people had camped out in the rain overnight waiting for the shop to open at noon.
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More than 2400,000 people, including many women and children, have been camped out at the makeshift site for weeks hoping for the border to reopen.
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More than 8,000 people, including many women and children, have been camped out at the makeshift site for weeks hoping for the border to reopen.
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Teenage fans camped out at a nearby lighthouse with "We Love You Taylor" signs were slightly rewarded when Swift's father sent over 1989 guitar picks.
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In 2017, Swift forewent her Fourth of July party, leaving her teenage fans camped out nearby with their "I Love Taylor" signs high and dry.
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" Also camped out is Bernadette Christie, 64, of Canada, who settled in her spot near the castle on Wednesday "to get a front row seat.
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He would have camped out in states like Michigan and Wisconsin where Clinton was an infrequent visitor and Trump won the economic and cultural argument.
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With Venus camped out in Scorpio, the sign of passion, intrigue, and magnetism, our crushes and flings may take a turn for the, er, intense.
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In Idomeni alone, there are around 10,000 people camped at the border in desperate conditions, with limited access to running water, adequate shelter and food.
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Advocate Zenén Pérez, of the Texas Civil Rights Project, got into his car and drove around to the intersections where ICE was reportedly camped out.
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Relatives of the boys, some of whom have camped at the site for weeks, say all they want is the safest exit for their children.
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Families are camped by dry wells, livestock has become too skinny to be eaten or sold, and armed conflict is flaring up between cattle grazers.
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Aaron Altherr camped under it in left and delivered a strike to cut down Lamb at home and keep the Arizona lead at 235-0.
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That, of course, is unlikely to shift the dogged environmental campaigners camped out at the site, who would rather the oil stayed in the ground.
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Organizers told a news conference on Saturday at the main protest site where about 5,000 people are camped that they had no intention of moving.
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In the months leading up to the primary, Trump has eschewed conventional wisdom that has had other candidates camped out in New Hampshire for months.
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Public broadcaster NHK later showed the vehicle exiting the facility grounds, where hundreds of journalists, photographers, and TV crews have been camped, some even overnight.
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The administrator of the village of 600 people said he was struggling to meet the needs of 7,500 exhausted arrivals who are now camped nearby.
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If there was ever a way to spend the coldest days of January, it's camped on your couch binge-watching Making a Murderer on Netflix.
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The paper identified him as an activist who had camped outside parliament for several weeks in a demonstration for the legalization of hashish and marijuana.
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Members of the caravan are camped out in squalid conditions a a Tijuana sports stadium as they wait for CBP to process their asylum claims.
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More than a million people have fled South Sudan since 2013, with 600,000 refugees camped in Uganda and nearly 340,000 others taking refuge in Ethiopia.
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Hundreds of migrants camped out near Calais, France, the entry point for the Channel Tunnel, have sought to come to Britain, often at great risk.
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Broke and homeless, the Baroness camped out in Upper Manhattan parks until a few friends rustled up enough cash to send her back to Berlin.
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Cirelli scored seven minutes later when, camped in front of Campbell, he redirected a shot from Braydon Coburn that hopped in for his 12th marker.
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Moments later, she and other organizers, led a trove of protesters through the hallways outside Reif's office, where they camped out for about an hour.
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Hundreds of supporters have camped outside of prison where Lula, who was leading polls ahead of October's general election, is being held, per the BBC.
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The Ohio governor virtually camped out in the state, pinning all his hopes on its love of idiosyncratic candidates who don't toe the party line.
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Less than a week after arriving, Scola found himself camped out behind the wheel of his minivan as he waited for a space to open.
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Burundi's Olympic silver medalist Francine Niyonsaba shared pictures of herself, and other teammates camped on the airport floor, resting on their luggage on social media.
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After his money ran out, he moved out of a cheap motel room and camped in a tent for 11 days, battling monsoons and mosquitoes.
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When an Asiana Airlines flight crashed at SFO, I spent the day camped out at San Francisco General Hospital — not yet named for Mark Zuckerberg.
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In 1903, Muir camped out for four days with President Theodore Roosevelt in Yosemite, by then officially a national park and a symbol of California.
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And the rail transportation company Union Pacific said it believed that the group was camped on land adjacent to its property in southern New Mexico.
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I know that when William Clark camped nearby in November 1805, he "could not sleep" because of the "horrid" noise of swans, geese and ducks.
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As nightfall came and rain began to pour, they camped out on sidewalks in the small town, wrapping knapsacks in plastic and huddling beneath awnings.
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They have camped out organizers and volunteers in Casey's stores around the state, in order to meet working class voters where they shop and kibbitz.
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In a sprint to merge the codebases of their engines, they camped out in Helgason's apartment for several days while he was out of town.
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David A. Clarke Jr., the Milwaukee County sheriff, a Fox News regular and a Trump supporter, was camped in the bar sipping Stoli Cranberi vodka.
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Past the RV park, he could just make out the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers, near where Lewis and Clark had once camped.
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Over the weekend, at least 2,000 migrants had been camped in the Guatemalan border town of Tecun Uman, opposite Ciudad Hidalgo on the Mexican side.
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The Capitals captain moved the puck to the slot to Marcus Johansson as Backstrom camped out and readied a one-timer on the right wing.
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Not one to give up, this year, Dashugi camped out on Sun Valley Road in nearby Ketchum, a route he says conference attendees often frequent.
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According to the report, McKenzie also camped out at her West L.A. condo, once chasing her car as she left and actually running into traffic.
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Just over a week into the armed occupation of an Oregon federal wildlife refuge, the self-identified militiamen camped out there aren't just upsetting locals.
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Perhaps that had to do with the familiar faces as so much of the LA underground dance community was camped out in there all weekend.
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In late 2015, Paris sent military advisers and special forces familiar in urban warfare who camped out at an air base near Benghazi, the sources said.
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Upon leaving the meeting, the U.K.'s top negotiator in the Brexit talks, Dominic Raab, reportedly gave a thumbs up to press camped outside Downing Street.
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Rome police used water cannons and batons to disperse migrants camped out at a local square, injuring at least 13 people, Doctors Without Borders reported Thursday.
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The following day, I camped at a picnic table on a pier at Zeerovers and feasted on baskets of shrimp, swordfish, and fries cooked to order.
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The cameras were returned days later, the film holding now-familiar scenes of families camped out in stadiums and hitching rides on the backs of trucks.
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Children huddle together on a soccer field, at the sports club where the Stations of the Cross caravan is camped out in Matías Romero April 4.
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People camped out overnight Tuesday to Wednesday after a company said it would release 6,000 boxes of surgical masks, according to the South China Morning Post.
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On Tuesday night, thousands of Hong Kong residents camped out overnight after a company announced that it would release 6,000 boxes of surgical masks for sale.
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Drew Hannibal, who moved to Colorado from Michigan to work in retail, said he had camped in the woods until the October chill forced him inside.
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According to NGOs with access to the area, there are now around 231,2100 people camped out in the desert at Ruqban, and another 2003,2200 at Hadalat.
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An organized, heavily armed group took over an empty federal building on Saturday in a small city in Oregon, where they've been camped out ever since.
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Both Meghan, 36, and Harry, 33, smiled and waved at the cheering fans during their ride — many of whom camped out a few days in advance.
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On November 19th, when the board of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) met in Mumbai, dozens of journalists camped out to await the scheduled explosion.
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With six celestial bodies camped out in the sign of the Goat, Kimye's baby will have an even greater concentration of the same hardline Cap energy.
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Two months ago, a social media post from a spokesman for the group reported there were about a dozen militia members camped out near the border.
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For Christmas, many camped out hoping to catch a glimpse of the royal family, including Meghan Markle's royal Christmas debut following her engagement to Prince Harry.
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I've keynoted conferences and camped in the backyard of O'Reilly & Associates, rising as the sun dappled through my tent and emerging into a field of nerds.
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Most of my friends have camped at festivals and they all had great war stories about late night E-fueled dance parties and disgusting tent sex.
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This was after Jon Ritzheimer, an anti-muslim activist camped at the bird sanctuary, wrote a Facebook post asking for people to stop sending in dildos.
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About 100 or so other families were camped out next to Mohamed's hut in similar structures made of sticks, plastic sacks, moth-eaten canvas and cardboard.
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On the second night of the experiment, the night watchman camped out in the left side of their brain seemed to be asleep on the job.
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Thousands of migrants have been camped out in squalid conditions in a Tijuana sports stadium for more than a week, according to The New York Times.
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All four couples had camped out one mountain top away; they had all met at their local church years ago and instantly formed a deep friendship.
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We've never camped out on its floors, as some people do, but my family has long had a fascination with the American Museum of Natural History.
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Dozens had camped out in front of the court overnight — some even waited days in hopes of getting a seat inside to watch the arguments live.
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During the downtime, many people camped out at Forsyth Park and embraced colonial life by sleeping in tents and cooking their meals over an open flame.
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They shuffled back a bit to 2.48 percent ahead of U.S. trading, though Europe's benchmark German Bund remained camped near one-month highs at 0.41 percent.
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Hordes of Canadian reporters who had been camped out in sweltering Washington all summer were instead bemoaning the chilly autumn weather outside of Mr. Trudeau's office.
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To make this film, my co-director, Ben, and I spent six days camped out at my family's long-abandoned farm deep in the Saskatchewan prairie.
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Their target: Tiananmen Square, where peaceful protesters had been camped out for nearly two months, giving voice to many people's hopes for a more open society.
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He even managed to execute a perfectly timed out-of-bounds jump pass without diving into any of the pale sportswriters camped out on the baseline.
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They had been camped in and around the house in the days since, demanding the dissolution of Phi Psi and the school's other fraternity, Delta Upsilon.
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I camped out in San Diego to see my brother, stationed there with the Navy — but he was handling 48-hour shifts most of the time.
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In the early 1990s, a group of young, destitute, anti-establishment types camped out in what was basically a garbage dump on the fringes of Beijing.
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Dan Helmer — who's sponsoring a bill that would block the National Rifle Association from operating an indoor gun range at its headquarters — camped out as well.
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For now, he was camped out with family and aides in a house he owns in an upscale neighborhood in Dakar, working on naming his cabinet.
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In the midst of the reporter discussing those who've camped out for the music festival, a kid whips past him, Naruto-running into the distance. Majestic.
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When we first meet them, camped out on the sofa bed before yet another porn fest on the telly, they have only a single T-shirt.
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Carlen and I camped out by a triangular patch of asphalt along West Kingsbridge Road, across the street from a check-cashing store and a carnicería.
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People had camped out all night, huddling in blankets and clutching hot-water bottles, in hopes of making eye contact when the couple left the chapel.
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Fearing that his cover as an anonymous fast-food manager has been blown, he's descending into paranoia, camped in his dark apartment, peeking through the blinds.
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Then, to gain more time, he quit driving, bought a van and, supporting himself as a freelance mover, camped there for days and nights on end.
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The first night, the President, the naturalist, and two park rangers camped out by a grove of sequoia; the second, in a hollow at Glacier Point.
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Puebla is about two hours south of Mexico City, and about seven hours northwest of where the caravan has been camped out for days in Oaxaca.
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Following the shutdown, three NTV journalists spent the night in the newsroom Wednesday, fearful of arrest by police officers they said had camped outside the building.
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General Dostum has been camped out in his northern stronghold in support of Mr. Abdullah, warning of a blood bath if soldiers use force against protesters.
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Those camped at Idomeni are among some 53,000 migrants and refugees stranded in Greece following border closures across the Balkans, the preferred route to western Europe.
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Turkey has said the zone will let refugees camped out in its territory return safely to their own country, and help secure its border with Syria.
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As we reported ... 'Star Wars' enthusiasts have camped out for days in Hollywood in anticipation of the world premiere event and its arrival to theaters Friday.
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Airport workers handed out blankets, diapers, baby formula, toothbrushes and toothpaste to the airline passengers who camped out for the night on floors and in chairs.
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JACKSONVILLE, North Carolina — Onslow County Manager David Cotton has been camped out dealing with the Hurricane Florence response at the county's Emergency Operations Center since Wednesday.
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When Adidas released 23 pairs of the Futurecraft M.F.G. in Berlin, people camped out on the street to buy them, and the sneakers sold out almost instantly.
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By the latest count, at least 8,000 people were camped at Idomeni in difficult, overcrowded conditions with poor sanitation, ignoring previous calls by the government to leave.
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Hundreds of Taylor Swift fans camped out overnight on Wednesday for the "You Need to Calm Down" singer's highly anticipated performance on Good Morning America Thursday morning.
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Rumors abound about the perpetrators and their motives: a witchcraft cult; grotesque acts by young disarmed militias camped out near the fields; drugging of victims; political intimidation.
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WASHINGTON — The day finally arrived: DC bars opened early, interns who had camped out in the Capitol overnight filled the room, and dozens of cameras were set.
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Fuerabamba villagers had since February camped out along a stretch of road in the highland region of Cusco, blocking MMG's trucks from transporting copper from Las Bambas.
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Apparently, this reduced Leblanc's color appointments from about two hours to just five minutes — a huge difference anyone who's camped out in a salon chair can understand.
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Around 0003,000 protesters have been camped out for weeks in the Sahara near a gas pipeline in a region where Italy's ENI and Austria's OMV have operations.
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"The search is supposed to be under money laundering act ... they found nothing incriminating," Najib's lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal told reporters who were camped outside the house.
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Officials also appealed over the weekend to the thousands of migrants camped in Piraeus to leave voluntarily or risk being relocated forcibly within the next two weeks.
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At morning meetings, speakers warn parents to keep their children away from the Missouri River at sunset, and remind one another they are camped out in prayer.
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About three dozen protesters remained camped in the airport's arrivals area, a day after a mass demonstration and frenzied mob violence forced more than 100 flight cancelations.
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" (Those fans were camped out across the street, to get the best view of Mr. Bieber if he came.) "It was made up mostly of streetwear guys.
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"I'm very annoyed because I'm with two kids, a three-month-old and three-year-old," she told Reuters by phone among thousands camped in the terminal.
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One unlikely witness to the violence was David Brudenell-Bruce, the Earl of Cardigan, who followed the convoy after they camped on his land the night before.
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And we – we camped out with each other under the stars, we spent – she came and joined me for five days out there, which was absolutely fantastic.
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For several nights leading up to his suicide, during the coldest stretch of the winter, he had camped on mattresses and blankets set outside the hostel's gates.
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Back at Piraeus port, where more than 3,000 migrants are camped in pup tents and cargo warehouses facing the Aegean Sea, the smugglers have found fresh quarry.
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Water cannon and more than a dozen anti-riot police were stationed outside the perimeter of the court house while others remained camped outside the MDC headquarters.
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Dhaka has proposed that Sun travel to Cox's Bazar near the border with Myanmar to see the plight of the tens of thousands of people camped there.
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The Cotabato farmers camped out on the interstate for four days, vowing not to leave until the government distributed 15,000 sacks of rice they were entitled to.
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It was even larger on Friday, when dozens of photographers camped out beside the visitors' dugout waiting for Ohtani to emerge from the clubhouse for batting practice.
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The two friends crossed the Evros on the night of March 1 and camped with a large group of migrants on the western bank of the river.
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Camped out and under siege, they are buoyed above the blood and filth of a war-torn America by a force even more powerful than story: love.
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Case in point -- last week when fellow YouTuber ViktorCrazy camped out outside his gate dressed as Ivan Drago and demanded a boxing bout ... he got promptly whooped.
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"It now appears that all the climbers were caught in an avalanche quite close to the spot where they had camped for the night," Mr. Chowdhury said.
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It seems nonsensical for Russian intelligence to arrange a meeting of conspirators in the most iconic location of the campaign, with half the press corps camped downstairs.
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On a recent day, she and a friend skipped rocks in tide pools outside a canvas tent on the land the family has camped on for generations.
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The entrance is where an ill Trent camped out with a friend for tickets to the 2017 game against Michigan and first met Purdue coach Jeff Brohm.
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Ever since the ferry's sinking, relatives of the missing have camped out at a nearby pier, in hopes that their loved ones' remains would eventually be found.
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Officials estimated 4,500 migrants were camped in a Mexico City sports stadium, dirty and exhausted after a journey through the violence-plagued state of Veracruz this week.
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The pasta aisle is, after all, the area of the store we spend most of our time camped out in, although, unfortunately, we never run into anyone famous.
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Pro-independence groups camped out overnight on Friday to prevent a demonstration in support of police deployed in Catalonia during last year's failed bid to split from Spain.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Movie fans waited for hours — and in some cases camped overnight — to make sure they got passes to the 67th annual Berlin Film Festival, or Berlinale.
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And then there's the Amy Winehouse kind of fame — full-time paparazzi camped at the door, hungry to capture each new tragic turn, every new misstep a headline.
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On Thursday, there were some 12,000 homeless migrants - many refugees from the war in Syria - camped in filthy conditions in muddy fields straddling the Greece border with Macedonia.
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Less than two miles away, Donald Trump was speaking at an arena of around 12,000 people, including some who camped out overnight in subfreezing temperatures to get in.
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"We camped out with each other under the stars, we spent — she came and joined me for five days out there, which was absolutely fantastic," Prince Harry said.
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I camped with friends on Joel Savoy's land, the organizer of the Faquetigue Courir de Mardi Gras — which is the start and end point of this particular Courir.
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Jack Dalrymple calling it a "serious mistake" that "prolongs the dangerous situation" of having several hundred protesters who are camped out on federal land during cold, wintry weather.
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Thousands spent days camped on torn cardboard boxes to secure a spot near the procession with only plastic sheets for protection from intermittent monsoon rain and tropical sun.
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Since Pluto is camped out in ever-careful, ever-calculating Capricorn until 2024, it's more important to make big decisions around power and authority purposefully, rather than rapidly.
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Plus, the Calabasas mansion will offer enough privacy to deter Paul's fans that reportedly camped outside his former West Hollywood rental property, disturbing his neighbours in the process.
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In 2008, youth organizers for Obama camped out at farmers' markets and music venues, and worked through churches and labor unions to find millennials who weren't in college.
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With the army camped on his front door and the police - once seen as a bastion of support - showing no signs of resistance, force is not an option.
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Radulov camped in front of the goal and deflected a shot by John Klingberg past Hellebuyck, with Tyler Seguin also earning an assist, the 300th of his career.
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So he essentially camped out in Iowa for a year, and his strategy worked like a charm when he won (though technically, he came in second behind "uncommitted").
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Cruisers are often parked in the cross street that faces the hotel, forcing those who have camped at the Deauville in the past to search for other options.
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After the Panama papers leak last month, Mr Christensen says international media were camped at his door for days, seeking his views on how to stop dodgy dealings.
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The highway to Edmonton was so jammed that they camped on the road on Tuesday night, waking up to spot good Samaritans offering free gasoline to stranded motorists.
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" Newsom strode through throngs of homeless people camped on Ellis Street in San Francisco's Tenderloin district, calling out, "How you doing, brother?" and "Nice to see you, Ma'am.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Stranded Nigerian football fans camped on the floor outside the country's embassy in Moscow have been ordered home by President Muhammadu Buhari, his aide said.
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While several dozen protesters camped out in the airport arrival area overnight, check-in counters were open and flights appeared to be operating normally as of Wednesday morning.
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Evan and I camped near gloriously blue Lake McDonald and then set out on the trail, moving through cheerful forests and huckleberry-filled meadows to brown, treeless mountaintops.
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TV-news reporters had camped out there, and Douglas students walked among them, placing flowers on an improvised memorial and demanding that lawmakers pass new gun-safety laws.
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Fans had camped out overnight, queueing outside Tesla stores across California to put down deposits on the car in scenes reminiscent of the launch of Apple Inc products.
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Another strange choice came a little later in the game when the Fatebinder visited Kyros' military camped outside one of the last pockets of resistance to his rule.
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From New York City to Tokyo, people camped by monuments, stood in city streets, and paid for Ferris Wheel rides, all to catch sight of the beautiful moment.
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RF had just finished playing his opener, and many fans who had camped over the weekend for his first match had already repitched their tents for his second.
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Camped in his dressing room, Mr. McCormack said that he saw the back-to-basics setup — Will and Grace as roommates, even while pushing 50 — as perfectly plausible.
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Supporters of Mr. Rizvi's political party, Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan, have been camped at the Faizabad Interchange, blocking the main road from the capital, Islamabad, to neighboring Rawalpindi.
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Hopkins is the "national commander" of the UCP, which has had around half a dozen members camped out on a rotating basis near Sunland Park since late February.
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Tens of thousands of youthful protesters remain camped outside the military's headquarters, refusing to leave until the military grants their demand for a swift transition to civilian rule.
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Media from around the world were camped out in the JPL parking lot, showing up for the daily press conference to discuss the new images and scientific findings.
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This was a historical spot, according to the Chicago Tribune, where Lyndon Johnson was nominated for president in 1964, and where Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party protesters once camped.
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Even with two days' distance from dialysis, he would slump, during his break, into a chair at the table where my mother and I camped for the duration.
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Overnight, demonstrators pitched tents and camped outside the embassy walls, then brought food, cooking equipment and mattresses during the morning, indicating plans to stay before the withdrawal call.
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The way I camped out in my apartment those first couple of weeks, you'd have thought I was Martha Stewart in the middle of her insider-trading scandal.
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" Finkel camped at the site and tells Knight he was enchanted by its tranquillity, to which the hermit responds: "Do you think I was engaging in feng shui?
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One story goes that as part of her efforts to drum up new business, she camped out at a WeWork office until she could introduce herself to Neumann.
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The protesters had been camped out near the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota for months, calling for a halt to construction of the nearly completed pipeline.
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In the seventies, a Mashco woman and her daughters, who became known as the Three Marías, wandered out of the woods and camped near a park ranger's station.
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Lewis and Clark camped on these hills during their westward expedition, and the city that sprouted later served as a hub along the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.
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A pair of men in their 20s were members of a locally itinerant rock-climbing community that truck-camped during the winter in a place called the Pit.
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More than 1,000 asylum seekers are already camped out there in public plazas and in shelters, waiting to legally present themselves at the San Ysidro port of entry.
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TV trucks and press camped out for weeks as the National Guard was eventually brought in to clear away protesters after riots broke out along the city's streets.
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Native Americans have camped out there for months, protesting the proposed oil pipeline they say will run through important cultural heritage sites and endanger the reservation's water supply.
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A$AP Eva, the owner of the jewelry store I'm camped out in, glances at the couple she's helping and gently tucks a herringbone-chain necklace into a case.
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Hough camped out in the Coyote Buttes and spent hours hiking and filming video and timelapse footage of the swirling erosion that marks out the rocks and landscapes there.
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The group camped out on the grounds of the Chaparral border crossing for days after being turned away by CBP agents because the port of entry was at capacity.
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Jackson, one of a handful of Reuters photographers licensed to operate a drone, spent seven rainy days camped alongside Greenland's Helheim glacier, near the small seaside village of Tasiilaq.
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Protesters calling themselves "water protectors" have been camped out to block the pipeline, and in recent weeks aggressive police tactics have contributed to an atmosphere of tension and distrust.
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Tensions on the border had been rising in recent days, with thousands of Central American migrants who arrived in a caravan camped out in a sports stadium in Tijuana.
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France&aposs interior minister has ordered the evacuation of some 2,300 migrants camped in Paris amid a standoff with City Hall over how to handle the long-running problem.
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For more than two months, tens of thousands of mostly student and young demonstrators camped out in tents on major highways, defying government, police and Chinese demands to leave.
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FROM a block away, the striking teachers camped out around Arizona's capitol at first looked like a solid sea of red, the colour of their T-shirts and tents.
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Markle's mother had been forced to struggle past journalists camped outside her front door, it said, and reporters and photographers had tried to gain illegal entry to the home.
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In May 2015, Maw Maw Oo camped out on the farmland she says is hers, an act that would earn her the first of several criminal charges for trespassing.
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Camped out in the fiery sign of Leo, the communication planet is poised to spend the next three weeks, approximately, tempting us with petty conflicts, tenuous decisions, and more.
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Some guests have been camped out since at least Wednesday morning, vying to be the first to get their hands on limited edition models only available during the festival.
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We're in the midst of a Mercury-Venus conjunction, where both planets are camped out in Scorpio, putting everyone in a great mood to talk about love and money.
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The skyscrapers of China's opaque lenders, Bank of China and ICBC, now loom over HSBC's building, beneath which pro-democracy protesters camped during the Occupy Central movement in 2012.
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Surely those reporters couldn't have been more annoying than game MVP Von Miller, who seemed to be camped out in the Panthers quarterback's face for most of the game.
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U.K. graffiti artist Banksy has created a new work in London to protest the alleged use of teargas on migrants and refugees camped around the French port of Calais.
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The 2018 Met Gala is here, which means Hollywood's stars are camped out in New York City's fanciest hotel rooms in order to get ready for fashion's biggest night.
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In Beit Hanoun's "Caravan Quarter," a cluster of donated mobile homes where hundreds have been camped since the war's end as they wait to rebuild, the anger was palpable.
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This week, Jill Stein, the Green Party's presidential nominee, camped out with protesters and was seen on videos spray-painting a bulldozer that sat at a pipeline construction site.
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Six Honduran asylum seekers spent a chilly night camped out on a tiny patch of U.S. soil at a San Diego border crossing seeking to have their claims processed.
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Apart from a few shoegazing sadsacks who'd camped out at Slowdive, it felt like the entire festival had decamped to see the strange Cornish bloke's strange-as-ever set.
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LAS VEGAS — While many of the 2020 Democratic contenders are camped out in Iowa or New Hampshire, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro is in Nevada.
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In the ensuing days, tense clashes between the occupiers and the Venezuelans, who are camped in tents surrounding the building, have escalated, prompting nine arrests by the Secret Service.
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While the army treats the protesters camped outside its gates in Khartoum with kid gloves, it has been more aggressive in Darfur, far from the scrutiny of news cameras.
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"Of the hundreds of thousands camped out on Yasgur's farmland, I'm not sure that any could claim to have gotten more out of Woodstock than I did," he wrote.
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Chants of "We don't want your aid" erupted on Monday among the throng of protesters camped outside Sudan's military headquarters, a day after the $3 billion package was announced.
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She invited friends over for vacation, had bonfires in the summer, camped in the timber, and went mushroom hunting; she sank all of her money into refurbishing the house.
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Overnight, demonstrators had pitched tents and camped outside the embassy walls, then brought food, cooking equipment and mattresses during the morning, indicating plans to stay before the withdrawal call.
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It is not that Ms. Ayala and the five other families camped there — all relatives, friends or neighbors — do not want the assistance provided at a government-run shelter.
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Louie Gohmert was camped out on the Senate floor on a chair near the back of the chamber, although he occasionally shuffled in and out of the Senate cloakroom.
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At the Martinique, they found a desperate situation, with homeless families camped in squalid conditions, the threat of violence ever-present and the access to health care severely limited.
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But tickets are limited, so hopeful patrons spend weekend mornings throughout the summer camped out in front of the Delacorte Theater in Central Park in hopes of scoring seats.
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"Mueller's been going to work for 20 months, but we're now in some sort of mood where photographers are camped out, trying to get this," MSNBC's Ari Melber commented.
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"All five or six of the senators will be camped out on Rachel Maddow or Chris Hayes or Lawrence O'Donnell," he said, speaking of the prime-time MSNBC lineup.
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In high school, she camped out with friends on Shaver Lake in the Sierra Nevada mountains, plunged into cold lakes from rocky cliffs and boogie-boarded at the beach.
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Some 250-300 protesters marched from Matamoros to the middle of the bridge in the middle of the night and camped out there, according to the New York Times.
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A group of pungent young men (cigarettes, sweat and wild game?) camped out in a common area next to us — disconcerting as the locks to our rooms were broken.
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Reporters camped outside a hotel in New York where they believed he was staying, and The Daily Telegraph in Britain tracked him down in London's West End this month.
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Many of those camped out are awaiting court dates for hearings in the United States weeks or months later under a U.S. policy called the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP).
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John W. Henderson, said the emergency services and facilities needed to protect demonstrators camped north of the Cannonball River during the harsh North Dakota winters could not be provided.
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In 2016, after just two dates, Harry took Meghan to Botswana, where they "camped out with each other under the stars" and were "really by ourselves," Harry has said.
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Protesters who have warned Zelenskiy about making concessions to Putin in Paris were camped outside the presidential administration in Kiev, watching the summit news conference on a big screen.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange starts his fifth year camped out in the Ecuadoran embassy in London on Sunday, an occasion his supporters intend to mark with events celebrating whistleblowers.
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A year later, he camped out in the Angelika Film Center in Manhattan for 24 hours to watch all 29 of his movies back to back and in reverse order.
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They get married at Disney World, go to work dressed as their favorite characters, and would rather spend their Friday nights playing Disney trivia than camped out at a bar.
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And these female water protectors, many of whom are still camped out in North Dakota, remain central to the struggle to protect the Missouri River from a potential oil spill.
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Rohingya camped out in Cox's Bazar said they don't want to move to the island, fearing they could die there during the monsoon season and there won't be any work.
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Members of the pro-Trump demonstration that had been camped out all week outside the Broward County Supervisor of Elections Office, where the recount for the Senate race was happening.
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After a standoff between the US and the caravan members who camped outside the San Ysidro port of entry, they were allowed to request refuge in groups over several days.
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Some 300 refugees have camped outside the offices of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees on St. George's Mall, a square known for hotels and a popular tourist market.
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In mid-November, after weeks of walking and hitchhiking through Mexico the caravan was stopped in Tijuana and camped on the grounds of the city's Benito Juarez outdoor sports complex.
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Even after the senator from Vermont effectively conceded to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, more than 100 Sanders supporters remained camped out at this city's Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park.
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"And we – we camped out with each other under the stars, we spent – she came and joined me for five days out there, which was absolutely fantastic," the prince said.
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So, the researchers camped out in Muzaffarpur hospitals, tested lots of the children that entered with the telltale symptoms, and asked the parents about their children's lifestyle and eating habits.
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For months, members of the Sioux tribe and their supporters have camped out, fighting the pipeline they say could be hazardous and damage the water supply of their reservation nearby.
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After hundreds had camped out at Standing Rock for months, thousands of reinforcements -- including US military veterans -- had flocked to area over the past week in a show of solidarity.
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PARIS – France&aposs interior minister has ordered the evacuation of some 2,300 migrants camped in Paris amid a standoff with City Hall over how to handle the long-running problem.
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Thai authorities have prevented the world's media, camped in cafes and at street corners outside the hospital in Chiang Rai, from interviewing the boys, and with good reason, Danese said.
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Clinton signed books at a New York City Barnes & Noble on Tuesday afternoon, where supporters camped out overnight to be the first in line to meet the former Democratic nominee.
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He eventually told the runner—who had, quite reasonably, stayed camped out on first while her manager chewed the ump out—to get off first so the game could resume.
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And as for the foreign meddling—nobody, except perhaps those camped in the wildest fringes of the internet, really believes some global mastermind is pulling strings all over the world.
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Antequera, the students from the March of Silence, and those who camped on the square during the cold Bogotá nights of October have become the face of effective civil resistance.
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KOIN News 85033 reported that protesters have been camped out at the facility for eight days and were given written notices on both Monday and Tuesday to vacate the area.
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He camped in the Grand Tetons of Wyoming, got stuck on a wintry road near Mount Hood in Oregon and spent Christmas with a family he met in Washington State.
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Amid the aftershocks, many people said they had spent several nights camped in their cars, deeming them safer than houses or even the community centers that served as temporary shelters.
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With that influence came celebrity and the kind of public scrutiny that stings, especially for a parent; paparazzi and tabloid reporters are often camped outside her family's Lower Manhattan home.
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To that point, the study's authors have more work to do before they can conclusively declare that Hannibal's forces once camped at the bog below the Col de la Traversette.
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Old-timers will remember my first-ever post on TC was when I camped out at the only store in the U.S. to have the Apple Watch on launch day.
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Now, some Sudanese-Americans said they were worried the military would accelerate its crackdown against the protesters who marched on the presidential palace and are camped outside the army headquarters.
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The minivan halted on the edge of the protest site where thousands are still camped out at the gates of Sudan's military headquarters, demanding a transition to full civilian rule.
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The bridge is close to the capital's central Tahrir Square where thousands have been camped out for months, with recent clashes causing the authorities to restrict access to the crossing.
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The architect of the home initially camped on the property for several nights to "make sure he got the feng shui of the place," Berry told The Wall Street Journal.
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Some particularly vehement supporters of Bernie have already camped out at the Democratic National Convention, echoing the same cries of "lock her up!" that we heard last week in Cleveland.
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Simultaneously with the student protests, France's factory workers walked off the job and in many places camped out on the factory floor, refusing to work and demanding a new order.
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The space was gorgeous, but I also appreciated the fact that they specifically set aside no-technology tables for diners like me who were not camped out with their laptops.
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S. asylum seekers camped out in a dangerous Mexican border town occupied a bridge to Brownsville, Texas on Thursday, leading to the closure of the crossing, witnesses and authorities said.
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Hundreds of the migrants have been camped for weeks on the end of the bridge in Matamoros, Mexico, a city known for cartel control of people trafficking and gang violence.
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A long line of cars circled the school and dozens of television trucks and vehicles were camped out nearby as students, parents and staff were ushered through a security cordon.
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"There's a huge contingent that has come down from Wall Street on I-95 and camped here in Washington, D.C.," said a former senior congressional aide now on K Street.
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Sonoma and Napa counties endured a fourth day of choking smoke while many residents fled to shelters or camped out on beaches to await word on their homes and loved ones.
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Thousands of migrants have been camped out in squalid conditions for months near Calais, the entry point of the tunnel on the French side, hoping to find their way to Britain.
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"It's a historic place of commerce where enemy tribes camped peacefully within sight of each other," Jon Eagle Sr., Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's tribal historic preservation officer, told Indian Country Today.
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"She was not only our leader, she was our god," said Paasarai Jeeva, who said she had camped outside the hospital for a week as the revered leader lay inside dying.
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MOSCOW – About 60 Nigerian men who say they entered Russia on the pretext of being World Cup fans camped outside their country&aposs embassy in Moscow on Friday asking for help.
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That said, things are still wild and will likely only continue to hold at this feeling of being camped out at the base of a mountain's peak as the week continues.
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Determined to be the first person in the entire world to get an iPhone 8, he camped out in front of a Sydney Apple store days before the announcement even started.
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They were calling for an end to the deportation of newcomers and voicing support for a "caravan" of asylum-seekers who have camped out on the other side of the barrier.
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In 2016, a makeshift camp sprung up in another field near the village of Idomeni and mushroomed into a small community of at least 10,000 people camped in overcrowded, unsanitary conditions.
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Given the huge crowds who camped for days to witness rituals associated with the cremation of King Bhumibol, the turnout for the procession will be a marker of King Vajiralongkorn's popularity.
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For months, Native and non-Native protesters camped out at the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, near the proposed site of the pipeline, battling the bitter weather and facing off with police.
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The demonstrators have been camped since Saturday outside the compound, which also includes Bashir's residence and the national security headquarters, in an escalation of protests that have shaken Sudan since December.
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From there, Mr. Howe and I bounced over a dirt Forest Service road in his truck to a pristine alpine lake where he had camped as a boy with his parents.
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Separately, at least one protester was killed and 34 others wounded when security forces opened fire on protesters camped out at the entrance to the main Gulf port of Umm Qasr.
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In late December, the Jordanian government violently arrested some 800 Sudanese men, women, and children who were camped outside UNHCR's office in Amman protesting conditions and sent them back to Khartoum.
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Thousands of migrants are camped out in squalor near the northern French ports of Calais and Dunkirk, seeking clandestine ways to enter Britain such as stowing away on trucks or trains.
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As several dozen West Coast supporters of the A.C.L.U. filtered into Stone's backyard, the director sat camped out on a bench by the pool, taking the party in from a distance.
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After a random shooting left 34-year-old Lucille Barnes dead, the members camped out on a corner in South Side Chicago's Englewood neighborhood, patrolling the area and connecting with kids.
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Nonetheless, it's hard not to see the timing of last week's announcement as linked to the furor over the Central American migrant "caravan" camped out on the San Diego-Tijuana border.
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A recent study by Kampgrounds of America reported that of the 1.4 million households that camped for the first time in 2018, 523 percent of them are from non-white groups.
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Foligno camped out just to the right of the net, waited for a pass from Pierre-Luc Dubois and tapped in a stunningly easy goal while Blackwood leaned the other way.
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Meanwhile, travelers who found themselves stranded at the airport Sunday night were still jammed up by morning, with some passengers still passed out in chairs and camped out on the floor.
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His Velvet Haze ($150 for 50 milliliters) is meant to channel the countercultural music moment of the 1960s as well as the more contemporary dewy dancing youths camped out at Coachella.
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That spring, he brought his racers to his ranch near Aspen, where they camped in his yard (no electronics allowed) and submitted to team-bonding exercises: karate, gymnastics, ice hockey, backpacking.
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Families and residents awaiting the news of their loved ones have camped out at the mining site in Battlefields, a rural settlement rich in gold deposits, where artisanal mining is common.
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As word spread, people who had camped out here for months, sometimes in bitterly cold temperatures, and who had clashed violently with local law enforcement, linked arms and cheered and cried.
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To keep costs down I camped as much as I could, setting up my tent and sleeping bag everywhere from the Indiana Sand Dunes State Park to Grand Teton National Park.
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William Karlsson stole the puck behind the goal, then hit Pacioretty camped out alone of the right side of the net where he quickly fired a shot past Holtby's glove side.
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They are adjacent to pieced-together huts made of wood frames and ragged sheets, where returning residents are camped out until they are allowed to move into the concrete structures. Gov.
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The protesters camped in the square have been targeted by Shi'ite groups in the past angered by chants against their political leaders, although Tuesday's violence was of an overtly sectarian nature.
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The show often refers to real people — the characters camped out at Cher's house in Season 2 — but killing off the entire Trump administration is ballsy move for the returning comedy.
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Mr. Bista said he struggled to understand how the gunman escaped because police officers are usually camped out on the street below the station and they arrived quickly after the shooting.
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The nation's media, with news helicopters hovering overhead, were riveted on getting the first glimpse of his departure from jail, and some photographers had camped out overnight for a good position.
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London (AFP) - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange starts his fifth year camped out in the Ecuadoran embassy in London on Sunday, an occasion his supporters intend to mark with events celebrating whistleblowers.
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Despite being camped in Tanzania's Katavi National Park, Caro was asking his colleagues to identify pelts—from a wildebeest, an impala, and a zebra—that he had draped over chairs or clotheslines.
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I couldn't wear my yogurt-stained puffy down jacket, so Brittany held it as we tried to enter the side of the venue, where a whole flock of paparazzi were camped out.
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As of four hours before the event, the line stretched about a half of a mile down the city's main street, including people camped outside the arena in approximately 211.3 degree weather.
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As of four hours before the event, the line stretched about a half of a mile down the city's main street, including people camped outside the arena in approximately 20 degree weather.
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Last week, a dozen Rohingyas who had just arrived from Rathedaung township were camped on the side of the road, meters from the beach they had been dropped off a day earlier.
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Young climate activists with the Sunrise Movement in June camped out for days in front of the DNC headquarters in Washington, DC, in protest against the party's firm line opposing the idea.
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Reed has been camped out in the area for more than a week, while Dustin Johnson arrived only on Sunday night, after winning in Memphis and regaining the world number one ranking.
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A Florida woman is accused of slamming her car into four people and six motor homes who were camped in the infield of the Daytona 500 International Motor Speedway early Saturday morning.
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With Steve Bannon, Donald Trump's former strategist, camped out in a hotel suite in the same road as the Elysée Palace, Mr Macron also warned of foreign interference in the French campaign.
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A parolee was charged with murder Monday in the June shooting death of a man killed inside his tent while he camped with his daughters in a California state park, PEOPLE confirms.
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That's exactly what went down over the weekend—but if you didn't happen to spend your Thanksgiving break camped out next to a mystical ATM in Houston, well, better luck next time.
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It was a major victory for the Standing Rock Sioux tribe, its allies and the thousands of protesters who had camped out near the lake for months to get the easement rejected.
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Jamie Benn broke open a scoreless tie just 1:213 into the third period when he camped in the crease and poked home a Radulov pass from behind the net past Dubnyk.
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After finishing a town hall in Ames, the Florida senator joined some Iowa State University students who were camped out in the snow for tickets to the Iowa State-Kansas basketball game.
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In reality, It Comes at Night is a movie about a highly infectious disease: A family is camped out in a house in the woods, escaping a contagion that is destroying society.
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On their second day at the reserve, they hiked ten miles through dense jungle with a group of rangers, and camped at a gold mine that the rangers had recently shut down.
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Previously, Cheffou had been detained a number of times at a park where he sought to encourage asylum seekers camped there to turn to radical extremism, according to the mayor of Brussels.
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When temperatures in February 1996 reached -26 degrees Fahrenheit, locals still lined up outside for Rod Stewart concert tickets, while boy scouts camped for two nights and cooked outside to earn badges.
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The United Nations and the World Bank criticized the KFS in 2014 for forcibly evicting thousands of Sengwer from the forest by burning their homes, leaving many camped out by the roadside.
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Rather than allow in the thousands camped out in the open between Aleppo and the border, Turkish relief organisations have been crossing over to the Syrian side and building new camps there.
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If you're among the legion of Netflix subscribers, chances are you spent at least part of the holidays and the better beginning of January camped out in front of Making a Murderer.
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Last night, my tabur [platoon]—a mix of eight YPJ women and six YPG men, plus a female commander named Sorxwin— camped in a town a few hundred metres behind the frontline.
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Late one afternoon, after the Blue Jays' exhibition game was over, the crew camped out in right field, where Dickey threw batting practice to 2211-year-old Eli (no knuckleballs, thanks, Dad).
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He's telling us that he hooked us up at the Hilton for a two night stay and that the Stones are camped out there, auditioning guitar players and recording Black And Blue.
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To my delight, while the officers' trials made their way through Baltimore City Circuit Court, hoards of reporters, literally camped out in town, shined a light on the courthouse where I work.
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"Where is all the housing?" he said as he walked through the tent city outside the store, where the displaced and the homeless are camped side by side in an open field.
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Some uninsured families camped out for three days for a chance to see a doctor or dentist, and people had tears in their eyes as they thanked Stan Brock, the group's founder.
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His usual seats in the back right corner of the Eccles Theater seem a bit forlorn without his swaggering entourage camped in them, and people (reporters, mostly) keep talking about his absence.
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Campaigners from the Sunrise Movement camped out Wednesday night in front of Democratic National Committee headquarters to demand that the DNC host a climate change debate, a request it has already refused.
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On Tuesday afternoon, about two dozen people were camped in front of the ticket counters, dejected, fanning themselves with pieces of cardboard boxes and wondering when they could get on a plane.
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THE LOOK The photographer Daniel Arnold spent the month of May camped outside the New York City Clerk's Office, documenting couples getting married in irreverent, wild, untraditional — and sometimes very traditional — ways.
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"This particular movement going across the nation around is so very important for the next generation," Pauline Maracle, who has been cooking for the camped-out protesters for a week, told CBC.
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Migrant construction laborers camped in the evening in a dilapidated, three-story concrete building, resting after a long day of tearing apart old buildings as the next step in clearing the site.
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There are reportedly some militants still camped out in the rural northern districts of the city, but Rawi says he is most concerned that the reclaimed territory might be rigged with explosives.
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The decision is a victory for the several thousand camped near the construction site, who've said for months that the four-state, $3.8 billion project would threaten a water source and cultural sites.
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After their first date, the pair went out twice more in London before Harry suggested a romantic trip to Botswana, where they "camped out with each other under the stars," the prince said.
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To spark a government inquiry, a female First Nations chief went on a six-week liquid-only hunger strike while camped out in a tepee on an island across from Ottawa's Parliament Hill.
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Up to four thousand people were still camped out on Sunday, a Reuters witness said, slightly fewer than on previous days, with some people returning to work for the first time in days.
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It originally was scheduled to be held outside the ICE facility on Southwest Macadam Avenue in Portland — where protesters have been camped out since last Sunday — but was later moved to City Hall.
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Brussels mayor Yvan Mayeur told Le Soir that Cheffou had been detained a number of times at a park where he sought to encourage asylum seekers camped there to turn to radical extremism.
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Its members are channeling the same spirit as the Sunrise Movement in the US, which camped out in front of Democratic National Committee headquarters to demand the 3.53 presidential candidates debate climate change.
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Lynette Squeaky Fromme While these four women were on trial and testifying, Fromme and other members of the Family camped outside and spouted their devotion to Manson at passers-by and the media.
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Dakota Access oil pipeline protesters will not follow a government directive to leave the federal land where hundreds have camped for months, organizers said Saturday, despite state officials encouraging them to do so.
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The United Constitutional Patriots group has been camped on the land, which is adjacent to property owned by Union Pacific Railroad, for about two months, according to Sunland Park Police Chief Javier Guerra.
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The protesters, who have been camped out in front of City Hall since early July, say Beck has supported an officer who shot to death 30-year-old Redel Jones in an alley.
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Thousands of protesters have camped for weeks outside the Defence Ministry in central Khartoum and, having secured a military overthrow of Bashir, are now demanding that the TMC hand over power to civilians.
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As any American familiar with Donald Trump's Twitter account probably knows, a caravan of Central American migrants has been camped in Tijuana, Mexico near the shared border with the United States for weeks.
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Protesters in Challhuahuacho who have camped out on a road near the entrance of Las Bambas vowed to remain there until Fuerabamba's three lawyers - who were arrested with Rojas - were freed as well.
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Officials made clear it was too early to put a time line on getting thousands of evacuees camped out in nearby towns back to Fort McMurray soon, even if their homes are intact.
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Instead, they have camped in the offices of the property developer's subcontractor, demanding almost a year's unpaid wages and too angry and proud to go back to native towns and villages empty-handed.
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Executives from Alvarez & Marsal are camped in Jet Airways' offices in Mumbai and are taking stock of the airline's operations and looking into its financial health and records, one of the sources said.
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Others wait for their chance to queue - sitting on the pavement, one man camped out on a stalled baggage conveyor belt, trying to get some sleep with his head resting on his suitcase.
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His ethnically mixed village, on the rocky lip of the Rift Valley, adjoins the 100,000-acre (400-sq-km) Laikipia Nature Conservancy, a privately owned park where hundreds of armed herders have camped.
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While Ms. Añez's supporters remained firmly in control of central Cochabamba, Bolivia's fourth-largest city in the Andean plateau, Indigenous groups loyal to Mr. Morales camped out on the approaches to the city.
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It occurred as Native Americans, climate activists and other protesters were camped around 200 miles away at the Dakota Access pipeline project site over concerns a leak there could contaminate the water supply.
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After harrowing journeys, they have camped with some 6,000 to 103,000 other migrants, depending on who is doing the counting, awaiting a chance to sneak into Britain to reunite with family or friends.
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When Outbrain was negotiating a new deal with CNN, the story goes, Taboola execs camped out in the lobby to wait for CNN execs to come down and counter with a richer offer.
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As "Juicy" by the Notorious B.I.G. played on the sound system, we camped out by a crackling fireplace and marveled at the monumental, 50-year-old cactuses lining the hotel's coffin-shaped pool.
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On an ascent of Everest that featured a rarely employed bypass around a treacherous ice field, he spent 58 days camped in the thin air between 20,000 and 28,000 feet above sea level.
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But as I sit here camped out at a friend's house, waiting for the all-clear to return home, I find myself overcome with the desire to turn the experience into something useful.
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He joined a tide of students who crammed onto trains to Beijing and camped on Tiananmen Square, Mr. Chen said in an interview from San Francisco, where he now lives and runs restaurants.
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On the edge of town, by the ski slopes, an activist for the homeless camped in a tent in 20-degree weather as forum attendees paid thousands of dollars a night for lodging.
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The latest iPhone 11 range hit stores in China in September, with short queues of die-hard fans contrasting with the hundreds who camped out ahead of some previous launches, Reuters had reported.
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On the first of her many "school strikes for the climate," Ms. Thunberg camped outside the Swedish Parliament for days, pamphlets in hand, forcing us to reckon with the consequences of our passivity.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - For three days last week, anti-government protesters camped out at Hong Kong's sprawling Polytechnic University prepared for what they feared might be a bloody, even deadly, battle with police.
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Zakaria Sayed, 29, who volunteered at Joshua Tree, said he had never been a "camping person," but after he got married in 2014, he and his wife camped at the park many times.
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Ms. Lerner grabbed the Medieval Times umbrella that management gave her as a holiday gift, punched out and said good night to the operations manager camped at a desk near the back door.
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For two months, the longtime labor activist and former journalist camped out alongside the Sioux tribe and thousands of other people who were mobilized to fight for the environment and for indigenous rights.
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The group of about two-dozen Trump supporters camped out outside The Silver Cross pub and were quickly surrounded by anti-Trump protesters and a circle of police who tried to keep the peace.
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The 40,000 tonne Paul Loyd JNR left Cromarty Firth, north of Inverness, Scotland last Friday, after being held for six days by activists who had climbed and camped out on one of its legs.
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But it brought a ton of attention to the Indigenous people, environmentalists, climate change advocates, supporters and other activists who have been camped out in an effort to protect the tribal water and land.
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Officers from a drug enforcement task force, investigating heroin distribution in the region, were camped out and watching, according to a statement from the office of the special narcotics prosecutor in New York City.
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So for three days, about 300 activists camped out in an airport hotel to learn how to organize in high schools and colleges, recognize privilege, and properly convey the MFOL message to the press.
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The protesters, comprised of a group that includes Native Americans and environmental activists, had been camped on private property since Sunday near the $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline, near the town of Cannon Ball.
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As they always do, professional photographers camped out at Sandringham, Queen Elizabeth's Norfolk home, on Christmas Day, waiting to snap pictures of the royal family making their annual walk to St. Mary Magdalene church.
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An additional 29,000 people donated a total of $1.4 million dollars to support protestors who have been camped out for months on GoFundMe marking one of the most successful campaigns in the site's history.
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Telling a victim of a mob calling for their head online to not go online anymore is like telling someone who has a hate group camped in their yard to just not go outside.
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Successful conversions aren't the norm even when he's wide open; in the half-court he's a wallflower more often than not, either camped out in the corner, setting a screen, or crashing the glass.
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Looking over my shoulder a quarter mile in the other direction, I could see the great Oceti Sakowin (Seven Council Fires) encampment, where representatives of 200 native tribes have been camped for months now.
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A friend in an office adjacent to the one he rented as the company's headquarters in Palm Coast, Florida, had warned him that TV news reporters were already camped outside the building with cameras.
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People camped outside the Barbican theatre in the hopes of securing a seat and, on the first night it was streamed, 225,000 people around the world went to their local cinema to watch it.
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Camped out under burning daytime sunshine and cold nights in the Atacama Desert next to the mine, workers' enthusiasm for the strike may begin to crack, although the union insists its members remain united.
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Worse, since Brexit won the day, the number of migrants camped in the Calais "Jungle" has surged to almost 10,000, many of whom try nightly to clamber into vehicles heading for the Channel Tunnel.
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Three naked raiders speaking the Pokot language - the same tribe as the herdsman camped on the conservancy next door - came into her adobe house as she and another grown daughter cowered under the bed.
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Currently, the pilot program is camped out at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, and the 49ers' Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, with more teams expected to join the bandwagon within the next few weeks.
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The rise of "glamping" has also given the industry a boost: Almost 60% of the 1.4 million households who first camped in 2018 preferred cabins, recreational vehicles and "glamping" to tents, CB Insights says.
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The 38-year-old grew up near Snoqualmi Valley in Washington, and sometimes camped out to watch the cast and crew film the seminal David Lynch series that aired on ABC from 1990-254.
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It's well-known that after his mornings of "Executive Time" in the White House residence, President Trump spends a good chunk of his workdays camped in the private dining room adjoining the Oval Office.
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The relatively strong showing appears to have emboldened Mr. Rizvi, and he used the controversy over the electoral oath to unleash supporters on the capital, where they've been camped out for weeks, crippling traffic.
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"So we'll just cram it all in," he says, driving past a group of people camped on the side of the road offering free gas and rations, the only sign of activity in sight.
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And it was an older woman, probably in her early 60s, that just kind of camped out in a chair and committed to it, and she stayed and had a blast and loved it.
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Outside, bus stops and a Long Island Rail Road station are plopped down in a depressing terrain of trash-strewn streets, chain-link fences rimmed with barbed wire and panhandlers camped out on sidewalks.
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On stage, the small cast warbled melodiously at a clipped pace, interacting playfully and conspiratorially with the audience, which camped in front of the truck, sitting on folding chairs and blankets brought from home.
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Fifteen-year-old Kallan Benson — the first teenager in the U.S. to go on climate strike, who's been staging weekly protests since last December — was among those camped out by the U.N. all week.
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We'd spend weeks camped out in the doctor's lounge, our hearts racing at the prospect of a patient's heart stopping, bracing for the moment a shrill pager or overhead speaker would signal an emergency.
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Jeremy Broekman was camped out at his in-laws' house in Sherman Oaks after evacuating his family of five early on Wednesday from their home a mile (1.6 km) away from the Skirball fire.
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