Of course, you are camped out by the refreshments table.
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A reporter and photographer camped out at the house overnight.
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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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They also camped out in polling stations as amateur observers.
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Many had camped out in the streets overnight in the cold.
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I will be camped out here at my beloved think tank.
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He camped out there for two months planning this, to kill Republicans.
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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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Fighters camped out in abandoned houses watch for movement on enemy lines.
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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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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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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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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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Tons of fans reportedly camped out and started lining up since Wednesday. Yikes!
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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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We all camped out on his property and took drugs and got chigger bites.
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More than 14,000 people are currently camped out here hoping to reach western Europe.
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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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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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It turns out that a group of boys are camped out, minding the horses.
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Some had camped out for three days to make sure they would be treated.
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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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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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Ms. Radcliffe hired a safecracker and camped out in the room with her young daughter.
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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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Her sculptural reconstructions are most effective when camped out somewhere just shy of the literal.
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Reporters and photographers camped out at his suburban Virginia home, monitoring his comings and goings.
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A few hardy protesters have remained camped out near the lake, braving sub-freezing temperatures.
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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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Why are thousands of Hondurans camped out on the southern border of the United States?
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This uncertainty is giving those camped out in camps along the border pause, she said.
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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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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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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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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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Journalists camped out in front of the law offices where Kei Komuro works as a paralegal.
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Some attendees camped out 48 hours in advance to ensure a spot inside the convention center.
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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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Camped out in the tiny pastry kitchen, he eventually began baking bread for the team's additional venues.
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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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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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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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She turns wistful recalling the first night they camped out on their land, sleeping under the stars.
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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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When the Umbrella Revolution was happening, people camped out on the highways and blocked all the roads.
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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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Migrants from Syria, Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan and Africa are camped out along a stretch of the border.
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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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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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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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The storm added to the misery of evacuees camped out in a Walmart parking lot in nearby Chico.
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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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Her initial plan involved knocking on truck doors at the gas station where she was currently camped out.
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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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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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Dozens of people camped out overnight in the nation's capital in hopes of watching the arguments unfold live.
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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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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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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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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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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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The authorities then camped out in the lobby of our hotel, rang our rooms and knocked on our doors.
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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 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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Earlier this year, Mayor Bill de Blasio vowed to crack down on homeless people camped out in the subways.
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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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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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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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Bella and Kugler have either camped out in his Toyota 4Runner or couch-surfed with his friends along the way.
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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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One man who called himself "John Smith" was camped out at a Link charging a backup battery for his phone.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" (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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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Such a demonstration, envisaging families camped out in the sensitive border area, could present a dilemma for the Israeli military that enforces a "no go" zone for Palestinians on land adjacent to Israel's frontier fence.
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The move is almost certain to spark a legal battle and could lead to clashes at camps near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, where hundreds of protesters are still camped out in opposition to the project.
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Along with representatives of over 200 indigenous groups from across the New World, camped out at the Standing Rock Reservation since April, Christian clergy have been adding their voice to the protests in multiple ways.
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With few belongings, and many of them with children in tow, the migrants set out for the crossing from the baseball field in the Mexican border city of Tijuana where they have been camped out.
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"We're going to stay here until they're free," Ruben Mendoza, a resident of Fuerabamba, told Reuters near the mine, where he was among dozens who have camped out at an entry road to Las Bambas.
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Heroin users camped out in McPherson Square Park and shot up in the library's bathroom, where nearly a half-dozen people overdosed over the past 18 months, said branch manager and children's librarian Judith Moore.
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With the 24-hour news cycle, paparazzi camped out just about everywhere, and "anonymous tips" flowing like Champagne at a movie premiere, it's tough for movie productions (and their stars) to stay under the radar.
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Puerto Rico Maria Rivas, who has lived in Puerto Rico for 18 years, camped out in her Toa Baja home with her husband, their two children, her mother and mother-in-law, during the hurricane.
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What if we told you that some of the best makeup, skin-care, and hair goods out there may very well be camped out in the back corner of your medicine cabinet or shower caddy?
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" Mr. Trump seemed aware that he was rocketing into a state where Democrats have been camped out for months, noting that "we're going to defeat the radical socialist Democrats that are right down the street.
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The day passed peacefully in most places, but in Manlleu, a community near Barcelona that is home to many immigrants, four people who were camped out at a school were shot with a BB gun.
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PARIS — The migrant crisis in France has shifted from the "Jungle" of Calais to the streets of Paris, with hundreds camped out in tents in the city's northern neighborhoods and dozens more arriving each day.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Apple's latest iPhone 11 range hit stores in China on Friday, with short queues of die-hard fans contrasting with the hundreds who camped out ahead of some previous launches.
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They again garnered media attention the next year, when they had a daughter — quickly nicknamed "Occubaby" — because she was conceived in the protest camp in Manhattan's Zuccotti Park where the pair had been camped out.
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Jean Segura was camped out on the shortstop side of the bag, ready to whip around for the tag, which forced Puig to slide around and try to grab hold of the second base side.
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French police found him camped out in the plush Chateau de La Rochepot with more than $5 million worth of absurdly bougie assets, including a vintage Rolls Royce and three Salvador Dalís, according the Independent.
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Related: The Oregon Militia's Mormon Leader Is Getting Snubbed by the Mormon Church Meanwhile, at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge, armed occupiers remained camped out in several government buildings, undisturbed by local or federal law enforcement.
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The rain added to the misery of evacuees camped out in a Walmart parking lot in nearby Chico, where local residents donated freight pallets and tarps to help evacuees shelter from overnight temperatures just above freezing.
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John Loughrey, 67, spent days camped out at the Lindo Wing, at St. Mary's hospital in London, watching for the last three royal births – and was in Windsor for the broadcast of Meghan and Harry's son.
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Minutes before Mr. Zhang's speech Thursday morning, the young protest leader Joshua Wong and four other pro-democracy activists tried to intercept his motorcade on a highway, having camped out overnight nearby waiting for the chance.
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And, for that matter, a lot like the Kasich moment before that, when he camped out in New Hampshire, the state that his campaign was obviously scripted to win … and finished 20 points behind Donald Trump.
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The movement has its own TV and has drawn comparisons with Spain's Indignados movement, which swept through Spain five years ago when thousands of mostly young Spaniards camped out in Madrid's Puerta del Sol central square.
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Today, a joint Kurdish-Arab military group called the Syrian Democratic Forces is camped out within miles of ISIS's capital city, Raqqa — and are preparing to attack the city itself, with major backing from US troops.
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Huge A&P trucks were camped out at some of the crossing points in the wall giving the East Germans free bananas (not generally available in East Germany) and good coffee (also not generally available there).
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John Gallagher, the only gentleman in this fraternity of uncouth louts, is immediately drawn to Betty Broadbent, the bright 15-year-old daughter of the woman who manages the hotel where the journalists are camped out.
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As the sun set in the mountains of southwest Virginia, hundreds of hurting souls were camped out or huddled in vehicles, eager for an early place in line when the gates swung open at 235 a.m.
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BARCELONA — A confrontation in Catalonia drew closer on Saturday, as people camped out in scores of polling stations throughout the region, intent on keeping them open for Sunday's referendum in defiance of the Spanish government's orders.
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Some of the bereaved family members and sympathetic activists have camped out in Seoul and kept watch on the salvage operation from islands near the site, calling for a more thorough investigation into the government's response.
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Outside the COP25 venue, activists from Extinction Rebellion blocked roads and camped out overnight on Monday demanding stronger action on climate change and protections for Indigenous peoples facing violence amid the destruction of the Amazon rainforest.
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New organizations are being formed, lawyers and students have camped out at airports for days on end to help people affected by the travel bans, millions have protested, and congressional office phones ring off the hook.
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While the army didn't explicitly use the film as a recruitment tool, it at least camped out in front of screenings, the better to grab those whose adrenaline got pumping just by watching from the sidelines.
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I did this show, and Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner came to the after party, and I just kind of camped out, waiting for them to get close enough to each other to ask for a picture.
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On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — Sven Groeneveld was camped out in the media seats in Rod Laver Arena on Sunday, shifting his experienced gaze from his smartphone to Serena Williams, who was thumping winner after winner down below.
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Camped out in a tent near the government building, opposition lawmakers are also threatening to protest at a mayoral election in the central town of Kavaje on May 7, and to boycott parliamentary elections on June 18.
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Exposed to extreme danger on unseaworthy vessels, on rescue ships unable to dock, in refrigerated container trucks, camped out in makeshift shelters, they too often face hostility and rejection just when they think they have found sanctuary.
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The quota-based governing system put in place by the United States at the time is being challenged by hundreds of protesters who camped out overnight in Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone after storming the parliament building.
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On one long August day, Eli Horowitz camped out in a cramped studio in Gowanus, Brooklyn, with Oscar Isaac, Catherine Keener, a microphone and a solitary Betta fish named Young Hollywood swimming laps around its little bowl.
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Tease that out a few years and it spells real trouble for the Food Network and a very long list of TV networks that have camped out on your TV grid — whether you wanted them or not.
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Without a doubt, North Korea has come a long way since the 1990s, when mass starvation stalked the population and the country was so energy-starved that travelers camped out in stations for days waiting for trains.
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The Florida senator, who is holding a rally in Hialeah on Wednesday, has practically camped out in the state, and his campaign is insisting that reports of him considering dropping out before Florida are flat-out wrong.
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So Greek officials, anxious not to scare off the travelers' trade so vital to the debt-ridden country's cash-starved treasury, are at pains to stress to migrants camped out there that Piraeus is not a home.
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In late April, anti-fascist activists camped out in the woods of rural Tennessee the night before the American Renaissance conference, an annual gathering of white collar white nationalists who try to put an intellectual sheen on racism.
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"I'm still just all alone camped out in this white nothingness ... It will be very strange after all this solitude to see signs of life tomorrow," O'Brady wrote on Day 39, three miles away from the South Pole.
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Though already bizarre, the story would only get stranger as it was revealed that not only was the young boy not inside the balloon, but he never had been, and was camped out in his family's attic instead.
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Ecuador said the decision came after Assange, who has been camped out in its embassy in London for six years, breached a written agreement signed in 2017 not to send out messages that interfere in other countries' business.
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It was a particularly satisfying triumph for Clinton's camp, which had worried because Sanders had largely camped out in the state in recent days, while the former secretary of state had held just one event -- Monday in Phoenix.
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Thousand of migrants from Syria, Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan and Africa are camped out along a stretch of the border between Turkey and Greece, two NATO allies whose relations - never easy - have been further strained by the migrant crisis.
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While Ntilikina was finishing his French Pro A season in June, Felder camped out in Strasbourg for more than a month, waiting until he could shepherd him back to the United States to finish preparing for the draft.
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"She's grateful to be able to breathe in the fresh air, walk in the fresh air," her lawyer, Richard A. Portale, said, standing across the street from the prison, on a hill where journalists had been camped out.
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The Bangtan Boys kicked off "Good Morning America's" 2019 Summer Concert Series on Wednesday morning and many of their fans -- known as the ARMY -- had camped out in the rain for days to catch a glimpse of the group.
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A pipeline leak has spilled tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil into a North Dakota creek roughly two and a half hours from Cannon Ball, where protesters are camped out in opposition to the Dakota Access pipeline.
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Like many young Egyptians who camped out for days at Cairo's Tahrir Square in 2011, the 38-year-old Nobel Peace Prize nominee expected Mubarak's downfall to pave the way for more freedoms to allow the country to flourish.
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Assange, an Australian who was granted Ecuadorian citizenship earlier this year, has been camped out in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London for the last six years, where he initially took refuge from being extradited to Sweden on rape charges.
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While Venus is camped out in the sign of the Lion, coupled folks may start to crave something grander from their relationships — say, more public displays of affection or even a little more drama in their otherwise normal interactions.
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A Reuters reporter saw hundreds of families, recently pushed out of the forests, camped out on the premises of a local government building in the town of Guiglo, seeking to shelter their children and meager belongings from the rain.
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We certainly wouldn't judge you if you camped out for the Hello Kitty-inspired candies because this time, Sugarfina has outdone itself, and we wouldn't be at all surprised if there was a waiting list for these treats, too.
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The police have arrested a homeless man and charged him with fatally stabbing a McDonald's manager in the Bronx, after the worker ejected him from the restaurant, where he had been camped out for hours, officials said on Thursday.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Hundreds of supporters of Shi'ite Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr stormed parliament inside Baghdad's Green Zone on Saturday and camped out nearby after Sadr denounced politicians' failure to reform a political quota system blamed for rampant corruption.
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Despite everything that happened all Sunday—and all year, for that matter—the Browns found themselves camped out at the Pittsburgh Steelers' two-yard-line in sudden death overtime, with a full four downs to earn a road victory.
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Last November, Pastor Ronnie Stewart and his wife Krystal Stewart looked out the glass doors of their church and were concerned when they saw a homeless family with two small children camped out under the awning of the church.
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Back in 343, Phillips, an elder in the Omaha tribe, camped out with his wife and two kids for the month of November in teepees near the National Mall in Washington, D.C. — a vigil for Native American Heritage Month.
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" Unprecedented: "The scope of this effort [by Russia] was unprecedented... In retrospect, it would be easy for me to say that I should have bought a sleeping bag and camped out in front of the DNC in late summer.
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Fears that migrants stranded in Greece would find other ways through have not come to pass; instead, they have camped out in wretched conditions near the border, and elsewhere, in the futile hope that it will reopen one day.
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For many of these superfans, the past few nights have been spent in a tent camped out beneath the stars near Windsor Castle in hopes of catching a glimpse of the royals – and on Friday, they got their wish.
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Scene City 14 Photos View Slide Show ' "Andy gave me a 'Dollar Sign' and a signed a Debbie Harry Interview magazine cover," said Brooke Shields, camped out on the seventh floor of Sotheby's New York headquarters on Monday evening.
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"When you have to wait six or seven hours to get one passenger, it's really bad," said Mario Darius, 66, a taxi owner who was camped out at Kennedy Airport after picking up just three fares in three days.
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"We don't believe the military government will hold elections next year because all they do is lie to us," said Nopakrai Jaidee, who had camped out overnight at Thammasat to ensure he would be able to join the demonstration.
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An email thread was bouncing between lawyers and law clerks camped out in several terminals, representing, based on the price tags usually attached to the firms in the signature lines, many thousands of dollars in pro bono write-offs.
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Her brothers flew in from multiple cities to surprise her at Juilliard; Ms. Averbach and Mr. Katz secretly awaited her arrival at the first cafe, Cheryl's Global Soul; her parents were camped out at the final cafe, Lincoln Station.
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Gorey's colleagues camped out all weekend at Washington Dulles International airport waiting for Iraqis and Afghans who went through years of vetting -- from recommendation letters to paper documents and background checks, in-person interviews, fingerprints and medical exams -- to arrive.
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Despite sporadic clashes between police and migrants camped out at the site in recent weeks the Greek authorities said on Tuesday morning that the process had so far been peaceful and that force would not be used during the operation.
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"I'm a golf addict but I keep my clubs in Brasilia because golf in Rio is just too expensive," he explained as he camped out at the first tee to watch top players like Sweden's Henrik Stenson and American Rickie Fowler.
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He camped out in Iowa for the majority of the two weeks before the caucuses, taking advantage of many of his rivals being stuck in D.C. for the impeachment trial as he aimed to score an outright victory in the state.
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I'm a devoted Potterhead (and have the tattoo to prove it), which means that I've camped out more than once for movie premieres and immediately booked a plane ticket to Orlando, Florida, when Universal Studios opened the Wizarding World theme park.
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Sanders has camped out in California for weeks, campaigning in spots that haven't welcomed Democrats in many years, including Central Valley towns like Visalia and Vista and Bakersfield and Santa Maria, which are now between 45 and 70 percent Latino.
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Survivors from a series of deadly earthquakes in southern Japan spent a cold night in cramped shelters or camped out in fields as 2190,2110 rescue service personnel rushed to provide food and to search for those still missing on Monday.
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Prevented from reaching the mayor's office, the protesters camped out on City Hall steps and remained there, pitching tents at night and offering free food, making art, dancing, doing yoga, and talking to passersby about police violence in their city.
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Arab Spring protests rocked Bahrain in 2011, when thousands of demonstrators camped out in downtown Manama demanding reforms before security forces, supported by Gulf Arab allies including Saudi Arabia, removed them and bulldozed a roundabout that came to symbolize the uprising.
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Half of those camped out in the hospital grounds have since joined others hiding in the bush or other villages, Omar Ahmed Abenza, head of mission for Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) in CAR, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from Bangui.
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In the early hours of Monday morning, NoBanJFK, a group of volunteer attorneys and translators camped out at JFK's Terminal 4, tweeted that one person was in detention, 41 people had been released since Saturday night, and two had been deported.
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But Lisa Schuster, an academic at the City University London who recently conducted fieldwork on migration issues in Afghanistan, said that most of these migrants—even those temporarily camped out in Iran—are likely still intent on making it to Europe.
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The leader of the American Indian tribe at the center of the Dakota Access pipeline fight is asking the thousands of protesters camped out at a construction site in North Dakota to leave now that the project has been halted.
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A senior security official told Reuters new tactics were being rolled out to try to confine the demonstrations to Baghdad's Tahrir Square, a roadway junction at the foot of a bridge across the Tigris, where demonstrators have camped out for weeks.
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And unless you're reading this while standing in line outside the Supreme Court building (a line people have been camped out in since Sunday night), you are probably not going to get in to see the oral argument in person.
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"I´m excited to know that we have this opportunity, because to return to Mexico, to Tijuana, is very dangerous," she said from a shelter close to the border fence in Mexico, where many migrants were camped out in tents.
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In Tatouine region, a group of demonstrators has camped out for several weeks in the Sahara desert and threatened to blockade roads used by oil and gas companies unless they see more jobs and a share in the region's energy riches.
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Fuerabamba villagers remained camped out along a road on its farmland in the highland region of Cusco on Monday, continuing to block MMG's trucks from transporting copper from Las Bambas as they have since early February in a dispute over compensation.
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"Teens, Wall Street guys, guys camped out with a shopping cart, a pizza place is the most diverse space in the city," said Colin Atrophy Hagendorf, author of "Slice Harvester: A Memoir in Pizza" and host of the Radio Harvester podcast.
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The decision failed to satisfy democracy advocates in Hong Kong and led to the 79-day long Occupy Central protests that fall, in which demonstrators camped out on major streets in the financial district and other parts of the city.
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Several thousand members of the Democratic Party and its lawmakers have camped out since Saturday in an 800 square meter tent in front of Prime Minister Edi Rama's office, demanding a technocrat government to set the stage for free elections.
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Colorado, though, holds a special place in the minds of the Sanders campaign—a rally in Boulder in October that drew thousands, including college students camped out on blankets, was one of the first times they felt a movement taking shape.
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SARAJEVO/VELIKA KLADUSA, Bosnia (Reuters) - Mayors and councillors from Bosnian border towns staged a rare protest in the capital on Thursday, demanding the government do more to help them handle thousands of migrants camped out near their towns and cities.
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On Tuesday, the fourth anniversary of the shooting, Graham's parents and several dozen community activists camped out overnight in front of the Department of Justice building in Lower Manhattan calling for federal prosecutors to convene a grand jury in the case.
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About 4,000 fans — many of whom camped out for days before the event — gathered to see the South Korean band's dynamite performance live, as well as online, where ARMY sent the hashtag #BTSonGMA to the No.1 worldwide trending spot on Twitter.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Parents of sick children who live near one of Peru's oldest mining pits camped out in front of the health ministry in Lima for an eighth day on Thursday, demanding help to deal with the impact of decades of mining pollution.
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More than 5,100 migrants have been registered in three shelters in the Mexican border town of Ciudad Hidalgo, while another 500,000 had camped out for the night in the town's central square, said Gerardo Hernandez, head of the local government's emergency services.
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For months, thousands of people have camped out on the North Dakota prairie to protest against the $3.8 billion pipeline, set to transport up to 570,000 barrels a day of fracked Bakken crude oil through a tunnel under the tribe's main water source.
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But then he won the New Hampshire primary, he stomped the competition in South Carolina — and when it was time for a second caucus in a state where Ted Cruz hadn't camped out for a year, he won, and he won big.
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Not the winner, but definitely our favorite (Image: Bence Mate/ Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards)Wildlife photographer Tibor Kércz would spend a few nights each year camped out in a tent near a tree, hoping to capture photos of little owls and their nestlings.
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Behold The Most Hilarious Wildlife Photos of 2017Image: Bence Mate/ Comedy Wildlife Photo AwardsWildlife photographer Tibor Kércz would spend a few nights each year camped out in a tent near a tree, hoping to capture photos of little owls and their nestlings.
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Although they have urged the American authorities to deal much more compassionately with the people knocking at their door, Catholic representatives have also been critical of the organisers of the caravan which has surged northwards from Honduras and camped out in Tijuana.
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On Monday, gunfire broke out at the former training center where some of the troops were still camped out, and UAE-trained troops who were still there fled with as many weapons as they could, before a rival group took over the facility.
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Concept art for the Model 0003Given that people camped out in line for a chance to pay a deposit on the Model 3, a car they won't see for at least a year, it's no surprise that the pre-order numbers are big.
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The story hit all the right notes: an attractive young family moves into a sprawling Victorian fixer-upper in the Chicago suburbs only to find it has a secret resident, this strange, blue-ish man — this specter — camped out in an unused bedroom.
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Seems like those people who have been camped out in the freezing cold and sprayed with firehoses—and the Army Corps of Engineers who are moving to block the completion of the pipeline's construction through Standing Rock—might have a point, huh?
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In the end, then, the Nevada results provide ammunition for the Clinton campaign's argument that Sanders's early strength is a fluke of rural white states where he's camped out for months — and that it wouldn't easily translate to the rest of the country.
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Well, he's actually exploring seafloor formations near the islands, looking for evidence that ancient peoples might have camped out in the caves as they migrated south some 15,000 years ago, a time when the sea level was 600 feet lower than today.
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PIPELINE PROTESTERS: The leader of the American Indian tribe at the center of the Dakota Access pipeline fight is asking the thousands of protesters camped out at a construction site in North Dakota to leave now that the project has been halted.
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Though the reporters are no longer camped out in the cul-de-sac of his retirement community, Peterson still has a sheet draped over his front door to fend off any prying eyes that might be outside his home, the Post reported.
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It was a hot summer day at a community center in North London, where Mr. McBurney, the director of the celebrated theater company Complicite, was camped out with the technical team that creates "The Encounter," his one-man show, which begins previews Sept.
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Most users were more like the two young men on the street corner—camped out for the long haul, for hours or even days at a time, surrounded by their possessions and browsing music videos on YouTube, making phone calls, and checking Facebook.
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So on a recent Wednesday, he and about a dozen volunteers camped out in a Wegmans food court and hand-wrote letters to registered Democrats in his district, asking for their vote and pointing out where his name was on the ballot.
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After Sanders and others gave some brief remarks through a glitchy megaphone, the group began to make its way to the city's main drag, where supporters from other campaigns had been camped out with signs, chanting and chatting up voters throughout the afternoon.
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In fact, they were camped out on the beach - plopped on a big sand mound that allowed them to partially see into the arena, hear the music blare and referee whistle, and catch all the action on a big screen facing them.
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And for Iraq's anti-government protesters, some of whom have been camped out in public spaces since October, that means a very tough choice: Should they remain and risk a public health crisis, or withdraw and possibly lose control of their movement?
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - A handful of the thousands of Central American migrants camped out at the U.S.-Mexican border waiting to plead their case for asylum in the United States launched a hunger strike on Thursday to protest the Mexican police blocking their way.
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Black Lives Matter demonstrators have been camped out on the concrete in front of Toronto police headquarters for three days after a police watchdog announced that the officer who shot and killed 45-year-old father and Somalian refugee Andrew Loku will face no charges.
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Activist group the Sunrise Movement, whose members camped out in front of DNC headquarters for three days during the first Democratic debates to demand an official DNC debate on the issue, claimed "two huge victories" on Thursday and said "our pressure is working" on Twitter.
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Back in 3.43, local housing activists and the Occupy movement in Los Angeles camped out on that lawn to save the home of Rose Mary Gudiel, a La Puente, California, resident who faced eviction after being just two weeks late on one mortgage payment.
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Let's not forget that Rubio camped out in Iowa for the last days of the campaign and spent a significant amount of money on television advertising, and yet he still lost to a reality star and a guy universally loathed within the Republican establishment.
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In Challhuahuacho, a town nearly 4,000 meters (13,000 ft) above sea level in the Andes at the foot of Las Bambas, protesters who have camped out near the entrance of the mine said they would not go home until the lawyers were released as well.
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"Ever since her mom's boyfriend kicked them out, Amber, her mom, and her totally loyal dog, Bobby Big Boy (aka Thrice B) have been camped out in the back of Hello Yellow (the school bus her mom drives)," the book's Good Reads description says.
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In August 2000, in East Point, an Atlanta suburb, 0003 people were hospitalized after fights broke out among the 2000,213 people in line — some of whom had camped out for three days in sweltering heat — to get on a waiting list for 229 housing vouchers.
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Two feet of snow has fallen on Standing Rock in the last two weeks, and though the thousands of indigenous people and their allies who have camped out to block the construction of the DAPL have been preparing for winter, it's still a tough task.
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But in what advocates for the homeless say is a significant shift in public attitudes, the spread of homeless encampments means that for many neighborhoods, the choice might be homeless people camped out on the corner or living in an actual building up the street.
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Though there have been reports of asylum seekers being turned away since shortly after President Trump took office, the numbers appear to have climbed in recent weeks, with an unusually large number of applicants camped out near border crossings in California, Arizona and Texas.
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With little money and no place to go, he and several other Afghan asylum seekers camped out for 51 days on a tiny street next to the United Nations refugee agency office in central Jakarta before he was admitted to a migrant shelter for minors.
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The battle over pipelines reached a fever pitch in 2016 and 2017 during tense standoffs between law enforcement and activists who camped out for months in solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to prevent the completion of the Dakota Access pipeline in North Dakota.
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Camped out in a hotel room at Baltimore's Cross Keys Inn—he hadn't even bothered to rent an apartment in the area—Jackson began looking ahead to November, when the first "free agent re-entry draft," as it was then dubbed, would take place.
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Photos courtesy of Falling Tree Photography/A Tribe Called Red Since April, members of the Standing Rock Sioux Nation have been camped out in North Dakota to halt the proposed Dakota Access Pipeline, which they believe threatens their only water supply and will harm sacred cultural sites.
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"This is a holiday that, in theory, brings us together as a country but, in reality, we&aposre still camped out on our two very separate sides," Messier said as he manned a booth selling strawberries and other produce at a downtown Portland farmers&apos market.
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I camped out in the wild, swam in beautiful waters, went to festivals in the villages, drank copious amounts of red wine, and danced to reggae in the moonlight with the Ikarians—and I'm entirely convinced everyone could be doing this well into their 90s. Ikariamag.
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This marks a victory for protestors who have been camped out for eight months on the Cannon Ball Native American tribal land—the $3.7 billion dollar pipe was supposed to pump 450,000 barrels of crude oil a day under the Missouri River just north of the reservation.
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Indeed, the visuals of red-clad teachers in capitol buildings recall nothing so much as the 2011 capitol occupation in Wisconsin, where teachers alongside other public sector workers camped out, sang, danced, and challenged the austerity agenda that was pushed—ultimately, successfully—by Governor Scott Walker.
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One woman died after she was struck in the head by a tear gas canister, Iraq's Human Rights Commission said, and at least 155 people were wounded on Friday as security forces used tear gas and rubber bullets on protesters camped out in the capital's Tahrir Square.
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"I'm here to tell you today that the reality is that there are currently over 153,200 individuals camped out south of the US border in Tijuana today, as I stand here," Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said at a speech along the border earlier this week.
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And with the Middle East in flames, Russia increasingly aggressive and the Islamic State camped out in Iraq and Syria, you can see why many conservative elites imagined that Americans — and Republican primary voters, especially — might want a more hawkish, even Bushian successor to Barack Obama.
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Sure, he released the hugely successful Views, went on a joint summer tour with Future and for about 19 minutes dated inventor of cheekbone highlight Jennifer Lopez, but he also camped out on top of the UK singles charts for so long it set a new record.
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Flying has take a nosedive in the past few years, with extra fees for everything from luggage to six more inches of legroom — not to mention the horrifying security line waits that have people in some airports camped out for hours (waiting on those fixes, TSA).
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Not one of the 24 men who played in the 1993 matches at the Belfry near Sutton Coldfield, England, are in this week's matches at Le Golf National, although Poulter, the fiery Englishman who camped out to watch them, is on the European team at 42.
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Like the families of many of the other heart surgery patients, Alphonsine lived too far from the hospital to go home, so she joined the group, mostly mothers, who basically camped out on the broad terraces that wrapped around the hospital and linked its two wings.
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We've known that the stereotypical image of a teenager camped out in his mother's basement, deploying Cheeto-dusted controllers against a barrage of Space Invaders is outdated at this point, but it can be difficult to envision who exactly is playing all of these new games today.
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But the brand was growing, opening a rash of new stores (including the one in which the indigent person camped out in front or prompting Truaxe to say, "This person is disrespectful to the beauty of the library; he is disrespectful to the beauty of Fifth Avenue").
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There's reporters and media organizations that are all camped out in North Korea right now... They've had big political meetings the last couple of years and they haven't revealed much to us, but this might give us a better peek into the system than we normally get.
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Inside the Holiday Inn Express hotel, where Mr. Rubio and his top aides had camped out in a small conference room to prepare for last Saturday's Republican debate, marathon practice sessions were interrupted, giddily, by word of new endorsements from former rivals and fawning phone calls from donors.
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He's not very good at playing dead though.... Posted by Buddy's Bucket List on Sunday, 13 March 2016 "We took him home, cleared out the bedroom and put the air conditioner on cold, because that's how he likes it, and camped out with him on the floor," Emily said.
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As politicians attempt to finalize a deal to stem the flow of refugees and migrants into Europe, some of the more than 14,000 people camped out at the Greek border town of Idomeni told VICE News that they will remain there — regardless of what European and Turkish leaders decide.
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Thousands of migrants camped out in front of a central Budapest train station for weeks last August before a large group of them decided to march for the Austrian border, forcing Hungary to abandon its efforts to process their claims and elevating tensions about the migrant crisis across Europe.
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RAQQA, Syria — The Trump administration has dramatically increased US military and political involvement in northern Syria, providing air and ground support to local forces camped out in abandoned buildings on the outskirts of Raqqa as they seek to oust ISIS from the capital of its self-declared caliphate.
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Major London road junctions and tourist sites, including Marble Arch, Oxford Circus and Waterloo Bridge, have been at a standstill since Monday, as hundreds of environmental activists have staged events, formed roadblocks and camped out in colorful tents in scenes reminiscent of the Occupy movement of the past.
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The story, as it is told, is that Ranadive camped out at the Reserve Bank of India one day until he was granted five minutes with the bank's governor, whom he persuaded to give him $50, plus some tuition and other costs to come to the United States.
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Here are the full results: Sanders: 26 percentWarren: 20 percentBiden: 15 percentButtigieg: 7 percentBloomberg: 6 percentKlobuchar: 5 percentYang: 4 percentSteyer: 2 percent The president held his first rally in New Jersey since taking office, packing the town of Wildwood with supporters — many of whom camped out in frigid temperatures.
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Former President Barack Obama and the film director Spike Lee were among those taking in the first matchup this season between the two Atlantic Coast Conference heavyweights known for their fierce rivalry; students had camped out for days to attend, and fans paid thousands of dollars for tickets.
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By midday Tuesday, when Trump's Keystone and Dakota Access pipeline memos were made public, the Native American tribe potentially affected by construction was considering its court options and the coalition of activists who camped out for months in the planned path of the DAPL were scheduling flights back to North Dakota.
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With about ten seconds of his allotted three minutes to spare, Sanders again beseeched the board to pass the resolution, thanked the room, then stepped outside to applause from protesters who had been camped out in the parking lot of the John Q. Hammons Center for hours before the meeting began.
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"The caravan continues," Gina Garibo, an organizer with Pueblos Sin Fronteras, told reporters hours before the buses left Matías Romero Avendaño, the town in the state of Oaxaca where the migrants had camped out in a sports complex for days, and which chartered the buses to take the migrants to Puebla.
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Members of the Standing Rock Sioux nation and other Native American tribes have been camped out on federally owned land they claim rightfully belongs to the Sioux people under an 2000 treaty for months to stage demonstrations against the $22014 billion dollar project that is close to completion in North Dakota.
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He noted that he has camped out in the past to help facilitate production rate improvements that helped Tesla meet its vehicle output goal of 2,000 cars per week, and has also identified production rate limits as a key area for improvement the company is pursuing in its home energy business.
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With only four holes ever in play at one time, it made for huge crowds following the action, though others camped out at some of the best viewing holes, many surrounded by huge grassy banks that created natural amphitheatres and a perfect viewing experience on a warm but windy day.
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Florida resident Helen Perry, a nurse in the US Army Reserve who joined a volunteer aid group headed to Matamoros on Labor Day weekend, told Reuters she saw families camped out in donated tents - each with between 5 to 10 people sleeping inside - a few dozen feet from the border.
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Dozens of pro-Iranian militiamen and their supporters had camped out at the gates of the embassy in Baghdad where they stayed the night, a day after they broke into the compound, trashing a reception area and smashing windows in one of the worst attacks on the embassy in recent memory.
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Florida resident Helen Perry, a nurse in the U.S. Army Reserve who joined a volunteer aid group headed to Matamoros on Labor Day weekend, told Reuters she saw families camped out in donated tents - each with between 5 to 10 people sleeping inside - a few dozen feet from the border.
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"Had the people not camped out at the governor's mansion for 21 days and consistently kept this issue in the public eye, it's possible that this outcome would not have been reached," said Nekima Levy-Pounds, the president of the Minneapolis N.A.A.C.P. and a candidate for mayor of that city.
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This Thanksgiving, while most of us were at home spending a cozy weekend with family, gorging ourselves on turkey and stuffing, thousands of Native Americans and their non-Native allies were camped out and braving fast-dropping temperatures to protect their water from the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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In Washington State, 16-year-old Seattle resident and DSA member Laura Couch has been using her time off from school to run the Occupy Northwest Detention Center Twitter account, named for the ICE facility activists have been camped out at in nearby Tacoma in hopes of mimicking the victory won in Portland.
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The outcome of the 14-day trial is so eagerly anticipated that news camera crews have all but blocked the path to the courthouse from the hotel opposite it, where the defense lawyers and Mr. Manafort's wife, Kathleen, have been camped out at a high-top table in the corner of the restaurant.
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"The Replacement" (season 653, episode 643) Life immediately after high school was not kind to Xander: He spent most of season four camped out in his parents' damp and grimy basement, drifting from dead-end job to dead-end job and getting increasingly bitter about the bright futures his friends seemed to have.
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The president's legal team will be camped out on Capitol Hill, working out of the vice president's office for the duration of the trial, while the Republican lawmakers from the House, serving as advisers to president on impeachment, will be deployed to go on TV and act as surrogates for the president.
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Like Trump himself, Huber was now famous for being famous, and in June reporters found him camped out in line the night before Trump's rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, wearing a T-shirt printed with a photograph of himself hugging Trump on the stage in Melbourne, beneath the words WE THE PEOPLE.
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But would it be too far-fetched to propose that the story of our modern Santa Claus, the omnipotent man who travels the globe in one night, bearing gifts, and who's camped out in shopping malls across the United States this month, is linked to a hallucinogenic mushroom-eating shaman from the Arctic?
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It was impossible to go anywhere on a moment's notice: Once, to get a visa for a family trip to Barcelona, I camped out overnight in front of the Spanish Embassy in Dhaka, where I watched the sun rise with South Africans, Jordanians, Pakistanis and Indonesians — all bearers of problem passports like mine.
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Laptop Cat Women's Toilet Tire Bar Seat Bank Terminal Pub Glass Square Statue Keys Mobile Money Old Book Billiard Pool If you're the kind of person who carries hand sanitizer everywhere you go, then you're aware—maybe too aware—of the colonies of bacteria camped out on everything from gas pumps to ATM machines.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Canada Festival season is now in full swing, which means at this very moment there are thousands of people camped out in sweltering heat, surrounded by walls of perpetually full porta-potties, likely buying pills and powders from total strangers, and definitely making decisions of wide-ranging quality.
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But that has hardly been the case for the fans camped out at the Yankee Stadium customer service window before each game, having been unable to get into the ballpark because of a problem with the tickets on their phones or turned away at the gate with tickets they printed at home or at work.
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Whether camped out on lawn chairs under canopies, or toughing it out in the sun while pouring bags of ice over their heads, the men and some women were there to grab one of just 250 applications for an apprenticeship at the New York City District Council of Carpenters from an entrance on Clarkson Street.
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"If she loses and Temer takes over we will take to the streets, and we have the strength to stay there as long as necessary," said Marco Antonio Baratto, coordinator of the MST landless peasants movement, at a rally of several thousand Rousseff supporters camped out in the parking lot of Brasilia's football stadium.
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Jon Ritzheimer, who is also camped out with the Bundys, is a Marine veteran from Arizona who drew national attention in May when he organized an anti-Islam protest at a mosque in Phoenix; the mosque had been attended by a pair of Muslim men who opened fire earlier that month at a "Draw Mohammad" contest in Garland, Tex.
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The most persistent specter, in many communities, has been the threat of law enforcement checkpoints: Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officers camped out at the side of the road at heavily trafficked intersections in Latino neighborhoods, forcing drivers who came through to stop and prove they were in the country legally — or be arrested, detained, possibly deported.
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Hundreds of thousands of young people, many of whom camped out for the night, waved national flags and cheered as Francis arrived to say the Mass in a large field on the outskirts of Krakow at the end of his five-day trip to Poland where he presided at the Catholic Church's World Youth Day festivities.
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Given the current president-elect's throwback views on fossil fuel and the increasing urgency of climate change, it's clear that many of the people camped out at Standing Rock aren't just protesting the construction of one pipeline—they're making a statement about the way the United States has treated Native Americans, and their lands, for centuries.
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At an array of points along the U.S.-Mexico border, Central American asylum seekers are camped out, waiting to be allowed to apply for entry to the U.S. Their presence points to a resurgent exodus of people fleeing gang violence, cartels and poverty — and to shifting policies making it harder for them to seek asylum in the U.S. ____ 4.
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Not long ago, at the other end of the country, I camped out with my kids in a tamarisk grove by a Turkish military line from 25 — a high earthen berm that still swoops through miles of the Negev desert, running over a bridge across a desolate ravine before hitting the razor wire of the Israel-Egypt frontier.
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In 280, Operation Save America picked Montgomery as the site of their 2015 national event, an annual protest that calls on antis from across the country to descend on one town, one abortion clinic, and spend a week camped out front—spouting vitriol into megaphones, raining down judgment, waving gruesome signs, and doing everything they can to shame and condemn women.
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Massive protests spontaneously popped up at airports across the country in opposition to the ban, and lawyers camped out at terminals to offer pro bono assistance for foreigners who were detained upon arrival in the U.S. The Supreme Court in June 2018 upheld a version of the ban that applied to Iran, Libya, Syria, Somalia and Yemen, delivering a victory for Trump.
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They are three of thousands who answered a call put out on November 11 by former Army lieutenant Wesley Clark Jr. and ex-Marine and retired Baltimore cop Michael Wood Jr., asking veterans from all over the country to come to North Dakota as human shields for the "water protectors"—activists who have been camped out near the Standing Rock reservation in an effort to block the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), a controversial project being built by Energy Transfer Partners (ETP).
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Reporter's Notebook 2000 Photos View Slide Show ' SREBRENICA, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Over three days this week, survivors and thousands of supporters retraced a familiar route through the mountains to the site at Srebrenica where 228 years ago ethnic Serb forces carried out Europe's worst mass killing since World War II. Families camped out near the former Potocari battery factory, which had served as a base for Dutch peacekeepers and a refuge for thousands of terrified civilians, many of whom would become victims.
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