"My uncle's carting business and my carting business were completely separate," Vigliotti told me, twice, the first time we met.
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All the inefficient carting routes compound New York's pollution problem.
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This time, they'll be carting piping hot pizzas to Domino's customers.
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The cyclist swerved and was struck by a private carting truck.
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From there, private carting companies would retrieve the garbage and recycling.
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Here, dancers physically reshaped their own soundscape, carting speakers around the stage.
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But she can run her daily errands without carting around her oxygen.
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He was carting five cases of beer, one of several beer runs.
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He was carting five cases of beer, one of several beer runs.
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Federal agents raided the offices in 2017, carting off boxes of files.
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For want of water, the UN is carting in 6m litres a day.
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The 18 surgeries she'd endured for fibromyalgia made her useless for carting supplies.
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Even if that meant carting a television for two days across 1,000 miles.
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Basic tasks, such as carting laundry around, are already being taken over by robots.
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There they stayed, carting her off in the early hours of the next morning.
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By now, he's used to carting books around — Ikea bags work best, he said.
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Until now, Uber Health has remained focused on carting patients to and from appointments.
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Either you're carting the water, or you're picking the water up, or you're opening water.
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I could see kids carting this thing around on their keys and actually using it.
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In the 1990s, prosecutors broke up what they called a mafia cartel in commercial carting.
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I think I'm going to have a job until they're carting me out of here dead.
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Around the same time, the Belgian police raided Mr. Ayachi's apartment, carting away computers and documents.
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Local residents fled their houses, carrying their children and carting belongings in a wheelbarrow or suitcases.
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But letting them loll in their shed is preferable to carting them off to the slaughterhouse.
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You've got tablets, smartphones, powerful gaming laptops, and even options for carting your entire console around.
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"Starting pay at [private collection company] Action Carting used to be $216 an hour," Henry says.
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His bodyguards administered a further beating before carting the injured Mr Ishchi away in an armoured vehicle.
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The vicious attacks saw the raiders looting food supplies, carting away herds, and kidnapping women and children.
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B.I. agents were also seen carting hard drives and other evidence from Mr. Stone's apartment in Harlem.
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His wife, weary of carting Artem up and down the stairs because there is no elevator, concurred.
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Lamont Mays, 52, was working in Manhattan's Chinatown on a recent night for the hauler Action Carting.
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Autopiloted carts will also follow robots around the factory, carting necessary supplies, according to a press release.
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The owners of the station, Five Star Carting, said the report was flawed and disputed the findings.
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The robots assist in repetitive sorting, picking items off shelves and carting heavy loads around a warehouse.
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We got Natalie out and about in Los Feliz Friday, carting her cache from a local bookstore.
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It's awful but here we are, trapped carting our brains around in these calcium and keratin sacks.
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Pumping water back into shale formations is cheaper than carting it away, but that can cause small earthquakes.
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Assistants were spotted carting his belongings into the $3.5 million Beverly Hills home he purchased in December 2014.
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""It has been really tough carting these animals out of the farm over the past couple of days.
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Once trained, they live sad lives carting around tourists and often still getting beaten should they not behave.
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MOXIE Astronauts exploring Mars will need oxygen, but carting enough to sustain them on a spacecraft isn't viable.
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Longtime residents remember the elder Edwards carting his hogs on a tractor-driven wagon through the center of town.
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Fetch robots are used in pairs, with one robot finding the way and another carting inventory or performing tasks.
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Opponents of the proposed commercial hauling system have said it would put some private carting companies out of business.
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So the further you fly, the more you are paying for that big bag on wheels you're carting around.
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It's mandated the embarrassing habit of carting around an EpiPen—or, at the very least, a package of Benadryl.
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Television and press reports of police carting away the former first family's personal belongings raised objections from Najib's wife.
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That afternoon, we walked into another Bai village, Shilong, and watched a group of men carting stones on horseback.
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A social worker had visited this year, carting away a drafting machine used to design equipment for the Eurotunnel.
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Without electricity, potable water or reliable accommodation, a rapid-response labor force got to work carting away the wreckage.
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While I'm content with an easily pocketable iPhone SE, the larger trend is toward carting around liquid-crystal lunch trays.
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One of his gigs in prison involved carting around hygiene products to hand out to inmates in the recycling area.
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Ambrose moves from the Old Country to the Spellman women's house, carting along his two cobra familiars, Nag and Nagaiana.
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Carting in a constellation of Hollywood talent was probably a mistake, and Meryl Streep's bizarre self-parody didn't help matters.
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Dozens of workers carting megaphones called out contradictory instructions, while others yelled for resources like batteries, flashlights and diesel fuel.
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They came after growing disillusioned with corporate jobs, they came to him with ideas: What about carting compost on bikes?
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But the situation wasn't ideal, with drivers usually carting food around in a safe storage container in their car trunks.
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As for laundry, she had been sending it out or periodically carting it to her mother's house in Marine Park.
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Not that I recommend golf carting while under the influence ... I just really want to drive everywhere in a golf cart.
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CASH is one of mankind's greatest inventions; a vast improvement, one would imagine, on carting around sheep or bales of hay.
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They managed to get on top of it and tape its mouth shut before carting it away to an animal sanctuary.
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She had no trouble carting her milk out of the prison in the brown paper bags that inmates' medication came in.
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They empty a giant vault of cash, carting it off in garbage bags and heading back to their West Virginia homes.
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He even takes a constant stream of shit from C-3PO while he's carting the broken droid around on his back.
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Trucks began carting away the trash that overwhelmed the shoreline, though some experts said the accumulation would continue as winter storms resumed.
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Shortly later, Somaya found herself carting trays of food in between her kitchen and Tahrir Square for the thousands of hungry protesters.
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Since then, the city has been carting food waste to several local transfer stations, one of which I visited in Jamaica, Queens.
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"How much are you spending on each guest?" my husband asked when he saw me carting the check-in swag to the apartment.
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After carting the suitcases out of the hotel, the suspect placed them into a car he hired earlier that day, The Guardian reported.
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LONDON — If you're going to be carting around people's waste all day, it's good to at least have a sense of humour about it.
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Well, it's particularly good for developers, who often end up carting around huge desktop systems to show off their work at conventions and meetups.
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But having grown tired of carting lionfish in coolers through customs, Chadwick and his business partner, Charlie Gliwa, started recruiting local divers in Florida.
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He traveled around the world with lawmakers — including Mr. Biden, then a senator from Delaware — arranging their schedules and sometimes even carting their luggage.
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Cuban workers returned from postings in oil-rich Venezuela carting flat-screen TVs, bottles of whiskey and other hard-to-find items back home.
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The company also expanded into New York City, where Mr. Ruckelshaus helped investigators infiltrate a Mafia-dominated carting conspiracy, leading prosecutors to obtain indictments.
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There are children carrying younger ones around, children carting sacks of rice and bamboo, they are not able to simply be what they are – children.
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Right after I pay, a guy carting in boxes accidentally knocks my bag over, which causes my water bottle to spill all over the ground.
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Eliasson brings to this piece his experience carting glacial ice to Paris for a project called Ice Watch when the city hosted international climate talks.
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A law to address the problem had been discussed for years but got little traction in the face of stiff opposition from the carting industry.
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And, it doesn't stop at the pot — there's also a myriad of discounts on accessories and accouterments (from cookbooks to lids) live for carting, too.
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That would be far cheaper than carting it away in trucks and could create thousands of jobs in cities that offer few other opportunities for employment.
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It's time we acknowledge that carting apex predators around the country in flimsy cages and putting them into direct contact with humans is a bad idea.
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For weeks, Islamic State fighters have been carting away weapons, supplies and even large generators and telecommunications equipment to their fallback positions in Mayadeen, residents said.
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They occupied the building for four hours, according to Mannir Dan-Ali, the paper's editor in chief, ransacking the newsroom and carting away dozens of computers.
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He works for Action Carting, a private waste management company in New York City that uses 133 garbage trucks to collect from 16,700 businesses, ProPublica reported.
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A 56-year-old California man is accused of killing and dismembering his wife before carting her remains in a suitcase and then burning them, PEOPLE confirms.
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For us the journey took closer to five hours, during which we were passed by old men walking barefoot and old women carting luggage on their heads.
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Fifty years after exotic bird importers began carting them here from their native South America, the parrots have nestled into other neighborhoods in the city and beyond.
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Since this isn't something you'd likely be carting around, it's not a big deal that it can't connect solely to your smartphone, but it is a weird omission.
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She solicited support from every community group in Highland Park, carting her proposal to Highland Park Heritage Trust, the Historic Preservation Overlay Zone, Historic Neighborhood Council, and more.
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In short, the job is much more than just carting people from point A to point B. They're meeting several demands from several passengers several times a day.
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From Mapingguan we followed another network of trails through some hillside farms where Bai villagers were planting potatoes and carting supplies to and fro on horses and mules.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Uber envisions a future in which a fleet of vehicles can make the most complex maneuvers while carting passengers around without the help of a driver.
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One accidental side effect, though, was the itch to redesign even more and toss out my old above-the-bed frames I've been carting around since my first apartment.
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Pay homage to her look at the United State of Women Summit in a sweet seersucker suit and glasses (while carting around some excellent books about Black girls, natch).
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Chetan made up the difference by driving over to the BJs on the other side of the mall plaza and carting back about two dozen gallons at a time.
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The idea is to manufacture compost close to both its source material and the place where it will be used, obviating the emissions from carting heavy materials over long distances.
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Yes, some of these people are carting around a gang of children, but others are single and more interested in room for a dog, a bike, or their next rideable.
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Theater Review Even in the isolation room, people come and go: a nurse, giving a sponge bath; a doctor, trailing a herd of students; an orderly, carting away the trash.
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The dolls—which come complete with real human hair and carefully curled eyelashes, in addition to "souls"—first attracted media attention when their owners started carting them around in public.
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As the sun set, I felt like I was seeing Cambodia for the first time, as I passed villagers carting bundles of hay on their motorbikes while chatting on cellphones.
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Before the iPod, nobody could figure out how to use a digital music player; as Napster boomed, people took to carting around skip-happy portable CD players loaded with burned albums.
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Soon everyone was carting out Hilltop provisions and anticipating an easy date with the Saviors, whom Daryl, Abraham and Sasha had reduced to "pieces and puddles" in the first go-round.
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Can more original content that looks and sounds the same pull in similar box office numbers, or is the studio better off carting out endless retreads of its most classic movies?
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So instead of proudly carting out a new rover, ExoMars planners with the ESA and the Russian space agency Roscosmos are now having to figure out what the hell went wrong.
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According to Byock, who co-wrote the episode alongside Damon Lindelof, she wasn't particularly serious when she first introduced the idea of Laurie (Jean Smart) carting around a Dr. Manhattan dick.
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The girls were preparing for exams in April 2014 when Boko Haram fighters stormed their boarding school, loading nearly 300 of them in trucks and carting them off into the forest.
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That wear and tear has led to the ubiquitous and annoying problem of carting around a cable you rely on that perpetually looks like it's on the brink of falling apart.
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There was an elaborate process to get in (which entailed golf carting from a parking lot in the rain) and strict instructions on what can and can't be revealed from the evening.
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There's something infinitely more satisfying about a show that works a new perspective on harassment into its existing world, as opposed to carting in a new story line to satisfy a trend.
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The truck was carting cucumbers from Mexico through a border crossing in Nogales, Arizona, when officers unearthed the fentanyl and nearly 231 pounds of methamphetamine, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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The truck was carting cucumbers from Mexico through a border crossing in Nogales, Arizona, when officers unearthed the fentanyl and nearly 400 pounds of methamphetamine, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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When F.B.I. agents raided Mr. Cohen's office and apartment last April, carting off years of business records, emails and other documents, Mr. Cohen relied on his first instinct — he would not flip.
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They've been helping relatives save what they can, from moving family members to safe places, carting outdoor equipment to their property and placing belongings up on blocks inside the affected homes, she said.
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In 803, the Manhattan district attorney's office brought a sweeping racketeering case against a wide range of mobsters, the trade associations that enforced what amounted to a cartel, and many private carting companies.
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Those include efforts to reduce the amount of trash produced in the city, and a proposal to alter the way commercial garbage is collected, by assigning carting companies to zones to increase efficiency.
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At the time, I thought this was weird, because frankly I can't imagine wanting to drive a vehicle like the ones carting troops and weapons around various war zones to the grocery store.
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He returned from a golf vacation on Wednesday and appealed for unity as images ricocheted across social media of people carting away televisions from Walmarts and stealing snack foods from stalled delivery trucks.
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Originally released on the Wii U in 2014, Tropical Freeze made its jump to the Switch in May this year bringing its masterclass in platforming, mine-carting, and rocket-flying to the current generation.
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On the lighter side of hacking—well, it's all relative—artist Simon Weckert fooled Google Maps into thinking there was a traffic jam in Berlin by carting around 99 smartphones in little red wagon.
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A Hard Knocks' preview video titled "Hollywood lifestyle" curiously depicts punter Johnny Hecker, kicker Greg Zuerlein, and four other teammates go-carting while William Hayes, Aaron Donald, Eugene Simms, and Robert Quinn play cards.
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Dressed in a floral jacket and black leather boots and carting a snakeskin bag filled with schoolbooks and healthy snacks, she said she was working to take care of herself, both inside and out.
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Carting her up and down is getting harder, so the Lees expect to move from the three-level, cliff-side house they bought to be closer, for Yuna's sake, to the hospital and their labs.
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I never wore the thing again, but I saved it — it was a designer outfit, after all, and cost more than my rent at the time — carting it through many moves and many closet purges.
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In the case of bicyclist Neftaly Ramirez, who was killed by an Action Carting truck with a driver who left the scene and lacked a commercial driver's license, BIC's punishment amounted to a $5,000 fine.
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Last month, federal law enforcement officials in New York raided Mr. Cohen's office and hotel room, carting away numerous documents and electronic devices that are now the subject of a fight over attorney-client privilege.
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Sometime around midnight on March 6, the Italian group 2003% Animalisti hopped on a boat with poop-packed plastic bags and navigated the city's canals before docking and carting its load to the contemporary art museum.
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Just one day after the city council voted to immediately remove four Confederate statues in the city, social media posts showed crews taking the monuments down and carting them away in the middle of the night.
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In addition to carting damaged warships around the globe, the Navy's Military Sealift Command also charters heavy-lift ships to carry its smaller craft to various operating locations in foreign seas, including minesweepers and patrol boats.
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Train and bus stations were packed with passengers carting fresh flowers and festival cakes and candies made of glutinous rice, beans and ginger or lotus seeds, all wrapped in banana leaves or colorful translucent plastic wrap.
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LAIKIPIA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with rakes, hoes and machetes, a group of ranchers hacked at the spiky cactus plants sprouting all over their land, chopping them into pieces and carting them off in wheelbarrows.
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LAIKIPIA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with rakes, hoes and machetes, a group of ranchers hacked at the spiky cactus plants sprouting all over their land, chopping them into pieces and carting them off in wheelbarrows.
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PoutCase offers a slide-out compartment that stores a customizable palette, so the hassle of carting your messy makeup bag from home to the subway to work and back again will be a thing of the past.
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Backhoes and dump trucks have started crushing and carting away the 61,744-square-foot French provincial home at 515 North County Road, along with an 8,1203-square-foot tennis house, a pool house and a carriage house.
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Forget about carting your stuff to Buffalo Exchange or dealing with what Crossroads will or won't accept; I was in complete control of everything — most importantly the prices I listed — and could do this in my pajamas.
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The broadcast, though, didn't generate as much power as it could have because of all the shots of the cast members golf-carting from one set to another, of viewing parties in various cities and so on.
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They're buying into an entire "bourbon experience," from whiskey-themed boutique hotels in downtown Louisville to trendy restaurants with "curated" whiskey lists to fleets of tour buses carting bachelorette parties and corporate retreats from distillery to distillery.
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A man accused of dismembering his wife's body in Missouri and carting her remains around in a cooler for several days claims he was trying to fulfill a promise he'd made to her based on their religious beliefs.
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Though barges began carting away sulfur on Wednesday, Lyondell wants to be sure it receives an adequate supply of the caustic chemicals needed to prevent the heavy, sour crude it processes from fouling distillation units, the sources said.
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My mother thought it would be silly for me to buy one when she already had one that would fit perfectly — so she drove to my college dorm, carting the dress in the back seat of her car.
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Ofo, like its competitors, is already working to move bikes to areas with higher demand — sometimes by carting them to a new location, or using monetary incentives to get users to ride or park bikes in specific spots.
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Whether you're shopping for the perfect gift for someone on your list or looking to upgrade the beat-up phone you've been carting around for the past three years, Black Friday is the occasion you've been waiting for.
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Witnesses said they saw bodies piled up at the morgue and throughout the compound, but Amnesty alleges that the government tried to cover it up by blocking access to the compound after the incident and carting bodies away.
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I suspect that this crafty puzzle game—available for PC, PlayStation 4, and the Nintendo Switch—is worth your time, especially if you want something you can pick up and play in short bursts when carting your Switch around.
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But I didn't know any of that when she unexpectedly arrived this season in the middle of a quiet Christmas celebration at the house, carting an obscene bouquet of white roses and enough wine to sedate the entire cast.
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When you're in the air you're carrying around equipment you don't need for flying, like large road-worthy wheels, and when you're on the ground you're carting around stuff that is useless on the highway, like wings or rotors.
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The Food and Drug Administration conducted a surprise inspection of the headquarters of the e-cigarette maker Juul Labs last Friday, carting away more than a thousand documents it said were related to the company's sales and marketing practices.
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That is why volunteers and staff members from the Church World Service, a nationwide nonprofit that helps the government take in refugees fleeing violence and persecution, are cleaning cabinets, carting furniture and doing their best to make things homey.
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He makes Paul help him foist the corpses of Bertolini and his partner into the trunk of his car and then forces Paul to crawl into the trunk with them, carting all of them off to an undisclosed location.
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In the coming late night/early morning hours, SpaceX will be launching another of its Falcon 9 rockets—this one carting a JCSAT-14 communications satellite—and then attempting to set it down gently on a waiting drone ship below.
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For example, during the week of March 6th ICE arrested a man in San Antonio, Texas who was in court to attend a pretrial conference for a DWI charge, carting him away without giving him a chance to argue his innocence.
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He not only lost his entire set of tools in the removal — his air compressor, his wet-dry vacuum, his 20-ton hydraulic press — but he also later got a bill for $20,000 to cover the cost of carting them away.
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In the meantime, a steady flow of dump trucks carting debris from Maria is making trips up the winding road to the main dump site, where the putrid smell of decay hits you like a nasty slap to the face.
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A new City Council investigative unit has opened a wide-ranging inquiry into the city agency that regulates the private carting industry — the second instance in four months where the Council's investigators have challenged a mayoral agency under Bill de Blasio.
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After successfully acquiring a lease on the industrial space, they built, sourced or refurbished most of Shipwrecked themselves, and excavated all 18 holes from a foreclosed mini-golf course in Maryland before carting them north on a manual-transmission flatbed truck.
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I spent my first few weeks with Noah carting around an overflowing bowl of trail mix and a rolling whiteboard, on which he patiently diagrammed how cookie tracking worked, how data were sent server-side, how to send an HTTP request.
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So start your visit by catching a ride on the fire-engine-red Montenvers Train, which has been carting visitors 3,000 feet up into the Alpine wilds since the track was completed in 1909 (€32.50, or about $37, round trip).
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Fed up with being overlooked as a female scientist despite wading through mud carting heavy equipment and working twice as hard as her male colleagues, Dr. Ellen Currano is on a drive for change - by donning a beard.
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In July, three would-be thieves at the San Antonio Aquarium tried to kidnap Ms. Helen the horn shark by plucking her from her tank, placing her in a bucket full of bleach solution, and carting the bucket away in a stroller.
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I pass through the doors of the legendary bus to be welcomed by more people than I can really take on board at this hour of the day, some eating, some brushing their teeth, and some carting stacks of vinyl to the decks.
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There was a glamorous, establishment energy to the sheer spectacle of it all—the late-night Shake Shack burgers served at the after-party made me think of Vanity Fair carting out In-N-Out in the wee hours of the Oscar Party.
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High expectations for mass transit The city has taken steps forward, however:a rudimentary bus rapid transit (BRT)system has started chugging along Yangon's crowded streets, and its historic circular railway—carting thousands of people downtown every day—now boasts Japanese train cars.
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Along the way, she married an architect and had two sons, and she is brisk about the fact that her husband's staying at home with the boys — carting them around to sets as she wrote, produced and directed — is what made her employable.
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Sérgio Veloso, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Originally made for carting skiers to mountain tops, gondolas have proved a compelling public transit option in hilly cities where urban sprawl tends to take place informally and in hard-to-access areas.
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But this local bureau of "Programme WWF" shares its office with forest rangers employed by the government — meaning WWF administrators work just a few doors down from an ad hoc jail cell where guards have locked up suspected poachers before carting them away to prison.
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In what is just the latest in a long line of extraordinary Australian animal videos, a Queensland man spied a Huntsman spider carting off a full-grown -- mercifully, apparently dead -- mouse and quickly called over his neighbor to witness the creepy feat of strength.
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Notebook On Thursday morning, as I was walking through downtown Washington and up to Capitol Hill, workers were carting away the last of the metal security barriers that had been erected around the Capitol, where George H.W. Bush lay in state earlier in the week.
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But the cost of processing paper checks and carting around dollars and cents still weighs heavily on big banks, and it may take 10 to 15 years before that problem goes away, Moynihan said at a conference organized by The Clearinghouse, a trade group focused on payments.
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The report said that Alexander Protopopov, the acting deputy chief of the federal prison service, had supervised a scheme that involved dismantling the road and carting off more than 7,000 huge slabs of reinforced concrete over the course of more than a year, starting in 2014.
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So even as CNN's stakeout spotted DC prosecutors entering Mueller's offices—the type of people who Mueller might hand off cases to as he winds down—and the special counsel's staff carting out boxes, there's also recent evidence that Mueller still has a longer game in mind.
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Among other things, this could make it relatively simple to do what WorldViz calls "warehouse-scale tracking" with a wireless headset like the Samsung Gear VR or Google's yet-unreleased Daydream viewer, instead of carting around a portable desktop computer or being tethered to a wall.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 1930s and '40s, when NYPD paddy wagons were carting citywide arrests downtown for processing, freelance news photographer Arthur Fellig was either fraternizing with cops or at his bedroom window, across the street from Police Headquarters in Lower Manhattan.
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These were bureaucratic reports conceived like novels, with Lange capturing the sort of detail no pie chart could render — the decaying roll of linoleum, for instance, that a homeless family had been carting around for three years in hopes of once again having a kitchen floor.
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I've only had a day to use the machine so far, but I did all of my research and writing for this first-look piece on the machine, carting it around New York City, through the airport and onto a plane where I'm publishing this now.
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When the stores—of which there were at least seven open during the worker's tenure—closed for the day at 21 PM, the employee said, someone would pick up money from all the drop safes and take it to one of the apartments, often carting around $2000,23 in cash.
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At the emerging designer Daniel W. Fletcher's off-schedule show/demonstration just outside the official venue, a group of models in warm-up suits and other kinds of eye-catching streetwear emblazoned with the word "Stay" staged a quasi sit-in while carting European Union flags and banners.
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He has exhorted protesters to show up carrying only Russian flags, on the assumption that the sight of helmeted riot police carting off demonstrators embracing the national flag will serve as a kind of visual taunt against Kremlin accusations that the opposition is a small pack of Western lackeys.
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And it also didn't help that his NATO "hot mic" scandal (in which Trudeau appeared to mock US President Donald Trump at a Buckingham Palace reception) -- was still ringing in the ears of Canadians as they watched him carting out his fancy doughnuts with his fancy new beard.
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Do not let this be buried in the pundits' blathering: A hostile foreign power stole confidential correspondence from American citizens — this is no different than physically breaking into an American office and carting off boxes of written letters — and funneled that stolen material to a willing conspirator, Julian Assange.
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Like my dad pitifully carting all his John Denver vinyls up to the attic, only to find, some twenty-years later he was going to have to do the same with all of his John Denver CDs, I'm now left with a library of some 14,575 songs on my hands.
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Here's a cheering thought for next time you find yourself carting five bulging Tesco bags and an unwieldy multi pack of toilet roll home on the bus; cursing yourself for being neither organised nor rich enough to have an Ocado account: the weekly rigmarole of going to the supermarket is good for your health.
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With a bunch of neuroses and an eating disorder that still threatens to rear its head to contend with, I'm very fortunate to be in a position to be able to pay for help, and it's been a useful step in terms of actually dealing with the considerable amount of shit I've been mentally carting around for a while now.
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The image of FBI agents carting away computers and records of Michael Cohen, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's personal lawyer, is just the latest cringeworthy moment from the life and times of the attorney.
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