Car parks put developers at the centre of upcoming areas.
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Security staff are also able to use our car parks.
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I mean, my wife's car parks itself and talks to her.
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More prosaic destinations include urban lay-bys and supermarket car parks.
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Chow attributed the rising prices to a shortage of car parks.
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Saba handles 378,000 parking spaces and 1,175 car parks in nine countries.
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Scully met sources in car parks or discovered farms raising smallpox-carrying
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The flightless planes fill all free space at its facilities, including car parks.
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One solution might be to build more car parks, but this is not straightforward.
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Entry fees could be used to upgrade facilities such as cabins, car parks and trails.
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Its portfolio includes shopping centers, office buildings, car parks, wet markets and cooked food stalls.
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They can park at one of the two car parks at either end of town.
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It would help to charge more for roadside parking, nudging drivers to use underground car parks.
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Television images showed some patients being treated in tents in car parks because hospitals were full.
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More deployment of electric vehicle chargers in public car parks in partnership with the private sector.
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More deployment of electric vehicle chargers in public car parks in partnership with the private sector.
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It already has over 20 private car parks using the startup's wares in the U.K. capital city.
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Schools will no longer be able to prevent gun owners from keeping ammunition in their car parks.
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Unlike in America and Asia, British cities seldom force developers to build large car parks around their buildings.
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Two other car parks in the basement sold in August for a combined price just over $1.6 million.
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In some car parks in Shanghai, you have no choice but to pay with WeChat Pay or Alipay.
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Highways and overpasses were draped around and through it, old streets widened and squares turned into car parks.
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The money and land wasted on car parks make life costlier for everyone, even those who do not drive.
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The carmaker rented multi-storey car parks and open parking lots to store the vehicles it cannot yet deliver.
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"They go to car parks where there are trucks and sell their daughters for a very low price," Kagoshima said.
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It continued to pay a handsome dividend even as it converted employees' car parks into storage space for undelivered planes.
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The company's plastic mixes have already been used in roads, car parks and airport runways in various parts of the world.
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Instead, they should raise prices until the streets and the car parks are nearly, but not quite, full—and charge everybody.
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Under government plans, two motorways and an airport in the south of England will be used as car parks if needed.
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That's why Deliveroo started investing in satellite kitchens for the most popular restaurants — these kitchens are basically containers on car parks.
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For example, some funds try to use satellites to track retailers' car parks, and scrape inflation data from e-commerce sites.
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The rule of thumb in America is that multi-storey car parks cost about $25,000 per space and underground parking costs $35,000.
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"The pricing of the car parks is set according to market, we've followed through the approval process accordingly," a company spokesman said.
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The main car parks were then closed to all except coaches, forcing many spectators to trudge over fields to watch the action.
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It's music for provincial fairgrounds and library car parks, music that soundtracks adolescent escapades and feats of dering-do that'll go unrepeated.
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The walk home is a safe space for meandering chatter, nude runs through car-parks and cross-legged silences on bowling lawns.
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Municipal governments are lowering speed limits, introducing car bans and car-free days, pedestrianising streets and replacing car parks with bike parks.
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VW has rented some multi-storey car parks and open parking lots to park the vehicles it cannot yet deliver, the spokeswoman said.
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This reports how many cars are found in the free car parks of synagogues, waterslide parks and so on when they are busiest.
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The more spread out and car-oriented a city, as a result of enormous car parks, the less appealing walking and cycling become.
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But developers in some cities have been secretly countering home price caps by requiring additional payments, such as exorbitant fees for car parks.
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The council has already made £52m ($72m) of savings since 2008, by chopping the number of managers, merging departments and charging for car parks.
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It invests around 7 percent of funds in property, including a majority stake in Interparking, which runs car parks including those at Brussels airport.
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A common trick is to analyse photos of car parks outside big-box retailers such as Walmart to get a sense of daily revenues.
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The attackers in Jeddah and Medina were both approached by police in car parks near their likely targets because their nervous behavior attracted suspicion.
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With some car parks flooded, many of those departing had to get local farmers to come and help tow vehicles away - for a fee.
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" In addition to the huge size of the work space in the campus, the Economist has reported that "car parks will occupy 325,000 square metres.
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Silverstone has hosted a British Grand Prix in April before, in 2000 when it rained heavily and the car parks turned into fields of mud.
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Op-Ed Contributor I'VE recently returned from the Middle East and East Africa, where I visited a number of refugee camps — car parks of humanity.
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Concessions and multi-storey car parks like those owned by Saba are attracting private equity, infrastructure and pension funds thanks to the steady returns they generate.
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Concessions and multi-story car parks like those owned by Saba are attracting private equity, infrastructure and pension funds thanks to the steady returns they generate.
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People driving into the centre would park at multi-storey car parks and walk to a pedestrianised high-street, sometimes via underpasses as traffic rumbled overhead.
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The rider huts can be found in car parks and on industrial estates where Deliveroo has launched its pop-up restaurant parks, known as Deliveroo Editions.
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The new legislation would loosen data-protection restrictions for video surveillance on the streets and in places such as shopping malls, sports venues and car parks.
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It also operates charging stations for car park operator Indigo, and in car parks for retailers IKEA and Auchan and Paris airports company ADP, among others.
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If English hospitals stopped charging, the car parks would quickly fill up—something that has happened even in relatively uncrowded Scotland, where hospitals do not normally charge.
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In a major improvement that came to fruition in 2013, that road was grassed over and a new visitor center and car parks were opened further away.
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After 40 of the German carmaker's diesel models mysteriously burst into flames, car parks have turned them away, forcing desperate motorists to park illegally in the street.
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If self-driving cars are eventually allowed to trundle around by themselves, picking up and dropping off person after person, they might render many car parks unnecessary.
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Some pundits imagine car parks of the future bristling with charging-points as plugging in becomes normal and filling with liquid fuel is regarded as an aberration.
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Let's see if it gets out of control like in the U.K. The Guardian reported that Deliveroo Editions are now tiny containers with no window on car parks.
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Some data providers are now studying pictures of the car parks of big-box retailers to estimate sales, while others are looking at farmland to estimate corn yields.
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Takaomi Kondoh, who works for a firm that manages buildings and car parks, explains that prices are usually higher close to transport hubs, because commuters compete for those spaces.
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Some hedge funds already look at satellite views of shopping-mall car parks for clues about economic activity, or monitor social media to gauge public attitudes towards famous brands.
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With past Olympic beach volleyball games played at parks, on royal parade grounds, or even next to car parks, the Rio beach venue was a godsend for players too.
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Protecting lives, health and freedom will be of particular importance in video surveillance such as in shopping arcades, sports facilities, car parks as well as in buses and trains.
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While other retailers were lured to shiny malls, he calculated how to position his stores near existing bus stops and car parks without having to pay a high rent.
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Another video filmed by Wuhan resident Lin Chen on Friday, the day after the lockdown was imposed, showed vacant central shopping streets, deserted underground car parks and empty roads.
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The car parks of office buildings, apartment buildings but also hotels, business centres or sport venues have a lot of capacity, usually secure behind a closed speed gate or barrier.
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The costs of building the car parks, as well as cleaning, lighting, repairing and securing them, are passed on to the people who use the buildings to which they are attached.
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If he drives, police cars, streetlights and car parks equipped with automatic number-plate readers (ANPRs, known in America as automatic licence-plate readers or ALPRs) can track all his movements.
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A new startup called VClean Life is promising to help with its new laundry vending machines, which it's currently trialing in the car parks of select London Underground stations, Wired reports.
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At dawn on Friday, April 8, after a night waiting in isolated car parks with curtains drawn, a group of Somalis and Ethiopians were offloaded from buses on Alexandria's Miami Beach.
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Its vehicle detection unit uses a magnetic sensor to detect when a car parks over the device, and then sends a message to the application via Telensa's long range UNB radio system.
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The same year, more than 20 acres of gardens, including the 17th century Ismail Pasa gardens inside the Yedikule walls, were cleared and replaced with sports grounds, car parks and walk ways.
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Driverless cars could reduce accidents, and the need for huge car parks; gene editing may allow us to tackle nasty diseases; renewable energy could help us tackle climate change and so on.
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This year organizers implemented a new mobility plan to a avoid saturation of the road network, with more car parks, improved access and signage, increased usage of park and ride and carpooling.
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TEN MINUTES BEFORE the Sunday morning service begins at the Free Chapel in Gainesville, Georgia, shuttle buses are ferrying worshippers from the north and south car parks to the church's 3,000-seat auditorium.
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We would climb up church spires, tall office buildings, multi-story car parks and clamp Wi-Fi transmitters (which were kind of the size of a small golf bag)...to establish a network.
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Like Angus, I want to savor that last rush of the night by running nude through car parks—not having a panic attack every time I hear footsteps shuffling too close behind me.
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The CRH assets will add about 0.74 million sqm of GFA to CR Land's land bank, including a high-end residential complex in Shenzhen Bay and 23 car parks across Tier-2 cities.
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Flights in and out of both airports have already slowed to a trickle with the departure board at Fiumicino awash with "canceled" signs on Thursday, and its normally packed car parks almost deserted.
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Flights in and out of both airports have already slowed to a trickle with the departure board at Fiumicino awash with "cancelled" signs on Thursday, and its normally packed car parks almost deserted.
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A "smart city" encompasses everything from public spaces with free Wi-Fi, to solar-powered street lights and -- as in Addis Ababa -- automated-lift car parks that reduce the space needed for cars.
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The long-awaited car parks are functional and local elections on June 12th are attracting competition: three candidates are running for mayor and three open council seats are being fought over by six contenders.
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In Lens, the police chief said alcohol sales would be prohibited from Wednesday 0600 (0400 GMT) to Friday 0600 in shops, supermarkets close to car parks and petrol stations serving between Lille and Lens.
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"Most of the children at my orphanage have been left in hospitals, car parks and even pit latrines," said Anne Nyeri, executive director of the Compassionate Hands for the Disabled Foundation orphanage in Nairobi.
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Clearly, Africa's rapidly-expanding urban areas require improvement to basic infrastructure -- and the use of technology to leapfrog otherwise expensive developments; instead of building more parking spots, build more lift-automated smart car parks.
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West African migrants interviewed by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) have recounted being bought and sold in garages and car parks in the southern city of Sabha, one of Libya's main migrant smuggling hubs.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - They have played for Olympic gold in parks, next to car parks and on royal parade grounds, but at the Rio Games beach volleyball will actually be played — on a beach.
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It also has 80.8 million euros of non-recourse debt across various project loans to finance 11 car parks that are not fully owned by Empark, where it holds stakes of 50 percent or more.
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The Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP), a think-tank in New York, found that the occupancy of car parks in two major new commercial buildings in Guangzhou, a southern city, never exceeded 58%.
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Entering into the art-led regeneration of Miami Beach, the car parks are in many ways monuments to the success of that relationship, creating spaces that enable commerce and art to exist side by side.
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Whatever happens this time, everyone agrees on one thing: an actual stretch of sand, and in Rio to boot, far outdoes past face-offs at parks, royal parade grounds, and even next to car parks.
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Under threat, particularly in North America, is their income from car parks, which makes up two-fifths of non-airline-related revenues across the continent, and car-rental concessions, which brings in a further one-fifth.
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If you haven't reached your steps goal yesterday, for example, the car might suggest leaving you a bit farther from home, so you can walk those additional steps while the car parks itself in your garage.
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Under even greater threat, especially in North America, is income from car parks, which makes up two-fifths of non-aeronautical revenues across the continent, and car-rental concessions, which brings in a further one-fifth.
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"People are sleeping in parks, in car parks, on the footpath, and in dangerous buildings," Indira Kulenovic, operations manager for the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), said in a statement.
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Simple things include building codes that reserve ground levels of flood-prone buildings for car parks and encourage "wet-proofing" of walls and floors with tiles so as to limit the clean-up once floodwaters recede.
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During the last district council elections in 2015, Mr. Yu was a steady presence at the ferry pier, promising residents more car parks, more schools and an overall better Mui Wo, in vague but self-assured terms.
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Magistrate Jose de la Mata has ordered the confiscation of holiday homes, car parks, luxury apartments and rural estates in southern Spain worth 691 million euros ($736 million), the High Court said in a statement on its website.
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The company, which is facing flat revenue growth in its overall business, has two main operating units: secure media distribution systems used in TV set-top boxes and access control systems for car parks, stadiums and ski lifts.
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Matthew Coogan, a transport expert, says people might be nudged out of their cars if the airport moved its car parks and drop-off areas far from the terminals, and made life easier for those arriving by train.
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Lots of shared, self-driving electric cars would let cities replace car parks (up to 213% of the area in some places) with new housing, and let people commute from far away as they sleep—suburbanisation in reverse.
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" Glenn Broadway described the typical Instagram account full of steam and geese photos: "There's so much I'm looking forward to photographing … grumpy commuters, clouds, sleeping dogs, minor vehicle collisions in car parks, geese, steam, have-a-go-heroes.
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It sold 28 Hong Kong properties, including shopping centers and car parks, for a total of HK$11.97 billion ($1.53 billion) since July 2014, according to the data compiled by Reuters based on the company's stock exchange filings.
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Prices for Hong Kong car parks have outperformed the housing market over the last dozen years, amid shrinking supply and a buoyant market ready to bid up real estate themes in the era of ultra low interest rates.
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Three government public car parks, the Tsuen Wan Transport Complex Car Park, the Middle Road Multi-storey Car Park in Tsimshatsui and Murray Road Car Park in Central have been closed for redevelopment into commercial and residential projects.
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Its demand-catalysing low fares have been shown to create widespread benefits: for passengers, who can travel more freely, for governments, whose economies grow more rapidly, and for airports, whose retail shops, restaurants and car parks bustle with activity.
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On the edge of Sunrise, next to the Florida Everglades, eight modernist blocks of flats (the first of them 28 stories high) are to rise, along with offices, car parks and a shopping street including restaurants and a cinema.
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Photos of congested car parks, children playing and groups strolling through London's famous Columbia Road flower market sparked concern on social media, causing Richmond Park — one of the city's eight royal parks — to trend on social media in Britain.
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The Chessington World of Adventures theme park, which usually hosts families seeking a fun day out, has turned one of its main car parks into a testing unit for National Health Service (NHS) staff, a spokeswoman said on Saturday.
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The strategy underscores how many industry officials see solar projects on roofs and in car parks as the best available option, with chronic land shortages forcing conventional renewable power developers to take steps such as building on depleted mining areas.
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Street clean-ups, pro bono legal clinics, open-air raves in car parks and the revival of abandoned buildings are all signs of a push to change the face of Beirut as well as its leaders, according to researchers and activists.
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The red squares in Foothill cluster around streets near junctions to main roads—the better to burgle and run while homeowners are at work—as well as around businesses with car parks (lots of inventory, empty at night) and railway stations.
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FRANKFURT/LONDON (Reuters) - Traditionally conservative European insurers and pension funds are turning increasingly to risky property bets on everything from new homes in provincial Britain to car parks at Brussels airport, as they feel the pinch from rock-bottom interest rates.
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CR Land acquired a high-end residential complex in Shenzhen Bay and 23 car parks across tier 2 cities in August 2016 from CRH at a 30.3% discount to the adjusted net asset value, which dovetails with CRH's continued support.
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At London's Heathrow Airport, for instance, the authorities are considering moving the drop-off facilities for Ubers and taxis alike, along with car parks and car-rental outfits, to places far away from the terminals, to encourage the use of public transport.
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The doc "delves deep into the mud and blood to reveal the tears and triumphs involved in the challenge of bringing the fantasy world of Westeros to life in the very real studios, fields and car-parks of Northern Ireland," HBO said.
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Titled Game of Thrones: The Last Watch, the two-hour doc will showcase exactly how the makers of GoT brought the world of ice and fire to life, revealing how studios, fields, and even "car parks in Northern Ireland" were transformed into Westeros.
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ParkBee, a Netherlands-founded startup that lets private car parks monetize underutilized spaces by making them bookable to the public, has picked up €5 million in new funding The round is led by German-based Statkraft Ventures, with participation from existing investors.
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Funds trading in individual firms' shares can infer information on sales from satellite photos of their car parks, and on footfall in shops from data bought from mobile-phone and credit-card companies, rather than having to rely on company reports or quarterly earnings statements.
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Coupled with satellite images that can scan car parks and geolocation data from mobile phones to show how many people are visiting various stores, the investment group can get a real-time idea of how companies are doing, long before their results are released.
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On Sundays, a growing community of street cricketers travels across the capital to the unlikeliest locations, from car parks to abandoned industrial grounds, engaging in tape-ball cricket - an informal version of the game invented in Pakistan, played using a tennis ball wrapped in electrical tape.
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Where painters and photographers from Caspar David Friedrich to Ansel Adams had homed in on awe-inspiring, untouched vistas with mountains, valleys and lakes, a new generation of artists focused instead on grey car parks, nuclear-test sites and the vast swathes of land being cleared for suburban development.
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Something quite weird is that in 2017, there are still people whose job it is to take candid pictures of famous people (who are usually women) just out in the world living their lives—at airports, on beaches, in supermarket car parks—and sell those photos to media organizations.
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Head to passport control (which takes ages) before I pick up my hold bag and walk through the car parks to get the bus to downtown, the central area of Nashville where most of the tourist attractions are concentrated as well as the main bar and restaurant strip.
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But the door debacle is only the latest in a never-ending list of construction faults: car parks that began to crumble weeks after they had been completed, missing check-in counters and luggage conveyor belts, faulty fire-safety walls between the airport and the railway station that serves it, pipes and cables so ill-fitted as to be useless.
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"Strong demand and rising investment interest will continue to boost prices for car parking spaces," said Dorothy Chow, a regional director of valuation advisory services at JLL Underscoring the heated market, Hong Kong took the No 2000 spot globally for car parks last week when a Hong Kong executive paid a record HK$212 million for a 33 square foot space at the Upton development in Sai Ying Pun.
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Remember, as the saying almost goes: brevity is the central plank and the essential ingredient and the main thing of what people tend to call 'wit,'" "The shorter the story, the more it needs to be structured as a set-up and a punch-line or twist, like Tim Vine's beautiful joke: "Crime in multi-storey car parks — that is wrong on so many different levels" (fans of Tip 1 might suggest losing the word 'different').
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With its language of insects and bile, it's definitely one of the darkest songs in her discography, and makes for a particularly devastated end to a record centered on female relationships in all their stages: the bit where you are unequivocally in lust ("Violet"), the bit where you don't want to commit but also want it all ("My Lover Cindy"), the bit where everything goes south and you end up having a lot of drunken fights in car parks ("Cigarette").
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Or, if you're me, it can reflect the imagery or sense of South Florida, the place where I lived before I moved to the UK. There are certain artists that evoke this place, and when I hear them my entire teenage existence loops around in my head through the medium of American cinema's most wistful clichés: aimless driving in an old, dented PT cruiser, choking on Marlboro reds in car parks, feelings of removal from the things around you and fantasising about social stability.
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The consumer watchdog organizations are concerned specifically that the ad, embedded above, could lead viewers to believe that the E-Class is effectively an autonomous vehicle, both because it shows a family in another, entirely conceptual car interacting while that sci-fi inspired vehicle drives itself, and also because the driver of the actual E-Class shown in the ad removes his hands from the steering wheel of the car as it navigates itself left, and continues to keep them off while the car parks itself.
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