Three large chairs, "Granite Chairs (2016 Series, Chairs for Björn)," sit like markers at intervals beside the suggested railroad's path.
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There are camp chairs, and then there are camp chairs.
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Gamer chairs are more like car seats than office chairs.
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"These chairs are forever chairs in my mind," she said.
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Tickets cost $25,000, with co-chairs paying $85033,000 and chairs $250,000.
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The co-chairs contributed $100,000, while the chairs raised or contributed $250,000.
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Schiff chairs the House Intelligence Committee and Nadler chairs the Judiciary Committee.
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As it turns out, expensive "gaming" chairs are easily swapped with less expensive, perfectly nice normal chairs that cost less and look more like actual chairs.
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We got nice chairs like this, chairs so that people can sit down.
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"Basically the chairs stood up on two feet and stopped being chairs," Simon says.
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Presidents meet periodically with Fed chairs and Fed chairs meet frequently with Treasury secretaries.
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The chairs are too expensive and Face Chairs does not have a sustainable business model.
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There are ergonomic-style chairs and chairs with additional cozy fixings, such as foot rests.
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All of the folding chairs were taken, and behind the chairs, it was a tight,
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Florida heat means decorating lifeguard chairs instead of trees during the "Deck the Chairs" bash.
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He kept tabs on who moved the chairs and who simply navigated around the chairs.
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McCaul chairs the House Homeland Security Committee, while Carter chairs the Homeland Security Committee subcommittee.
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While some locations removed chairs, others tied chairs together to prevent customers from sitting down.
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"Chairs don't show up, or the wrong chairs are delivered," Knoblich said, by way of example.
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It includes 112 state chairs and vice chairs, and approximately 200 elected local officials below them.
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Hatch chairs the Senate Committee on Finance and Thune chairs the Commerce Science and Transportation Committee.
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Chairs (mostly lawn chairs, the tattier the better) and traffic cones are the most commonly used dibs.
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These handsome wood chairs are a bit more classy than your typical folding metal or plastic chairs.
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When Attitudes Become Chairs features chairs of all descriptions by a diverse group of artists, architects, and designers.
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While you're not allowed to sit on any of the chairs in the exhibition, they are all chairs.
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But Yellen simultaneously (like all chairs and vice chairs) is also a governor of the Federal Reserve Board.
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Article: Up to 25% off select sofas, lounge chairs, tables, dining chairs, rugs and accessories (May 22-29).
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He currently chairs Morrison & Foerster's global risk and crisis management group and co-chairs its national security group.
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Workmen making side chairs sat in the forms they were making, impressing the chairs with their own forms.
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The chairs are incredibly efficient, weighing about 80 pounds instead of hundreds of pounds like battery-operated chairs.
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Additional compensation for board chairs is capped at $30,000, and additional compensation for committee chairs is capped at $10,000.
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The chairs in When Attitudes Become Chairs reveal how a decidedly utilitarian object can become something inspirational and new.
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I asked them to switch out the dining chairs for some black Windsor chairs I already have from Target.
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I basically had to do the same performance four times in different chairs, without moving any of the chairs.
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Ellison has netted support from 15 state Democratic chairs and vice chairs who will vote in the chair race.
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Nearly every femme-identifying person I know has wrestled with tall bar stools, directors chairs, deep arm chairs, and more.
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In Iran, bentwood chairs are known as Polish chairs due to their introduction to Iran by Polish immigrants in the 1940s.
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In a naturist restaurant or your friends' camping chairs, you bring your own towel, so your stuff never touches the chairs.
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She built concentric circles of advocates, starting with senior Democratic leadership, then radiating to the committee chairs and the subcommittee chairs.
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Folding chairs come in a variety of styles, from laid-back loungers to upright dining chairs, so choose according to function.
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He said of the skiers who fell some were thrown from their chairs while others landed while still sitting in derailed chairs.
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Grassley had to step around extra restaurant tables, chairs, booster seats and high chairs stored in the alcove by the back door.
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"The chairs are the only two of their kind in the world, the first chairs built explicitly for contemporary dance," Lawson said.
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I think the one principal thing you'll learn today, Senator, is that the chairs there are less comfortable than the chairs here.
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People were interrogated in "tiger chairs" — metal chairs with shackles, handcuffs and leg irons attached to the frame — and deprived of sleep.
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In this act, rows of chairs represent gravestones and the people sitting in the chairs represent dead people from the town, Grover's Corners.
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During its annual upholstery sale, you can save up to 275% on arm chairs, sofas, love seats, head boards, dining chairs, and more.
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It turns out the revolving chairs were made in multiples, so the exhibit will feature just one of Shelton's very limited edition chairs.
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Since the 1990s, committee chairs have been subject to six-year term limits — an effort to rein in the power of individual chairs.
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"Co-chairs ... were chosen to reflect global stakeholders," said a spokeswoman for WEF, adding the co-chairs were all leaders in their fields.
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He protects the patch by leaving his lounge chairs there full time with a handwritten sign warning against moving or using the chairs.
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O'Brien boasts that such a pedigree has lured the support of around half of the nation's College Republican state chairs and vice chairs.
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Are you guys buyers of ... But you said you wanted to buy the Aeron chairs or you're interested in buying the Aeron chairs.
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The inner ring chairs have names of the Columbine victims, the outer ring chairs have names of the Parkland High School shooting victims.
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According to the website, TJ Maxx and Marshalls sold the chairs individually for about $20 between January 2018 and June 2018, while HomeGoods and Sierra Trading Post sold the chairs in a $130 set (two chairs and a table) during those same months.
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Here's a bit from his piece: If a chair company decided to charge $300 for their chairs, somebody else would set up a woodshop, sell their chairs for $250, and make a killing — and so on until chairs cost normal-chair-prices again.
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The hall is really a sparsely furnished room with rows of chairs alongside more rows of chairs and a small stage with a podium.
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AE: We're targeting around 1,500 square feet for each, and they'll have eight chairs, with four chairs facing each others with mirrors in between.
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"But if there are more than 15 chairs he will stop counting and simply say 'There are more than 15 chairs,'" said our insider.
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The room was bare, except for a card table and a few chairs in the middle, some chairs along the wall, and a basketball.
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The banks of steel chairs have two armrests separating four chairs, which, unless you're about 6 or younger, make it impossible to splay out.
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During the actual caucus, these temporary chairs are then often elected as permanent chairs, tasked with reporting the precinct's official results back to the party.
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While the race is far from over, Ellison has an early advantage and more than a dozen endorsements from state party chairs and vice chairs.
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Land of Nod: Save up to 80% off thousands of sale items; up to 203% off activity tables, Parker Kids chairs, Nod chairs and beanbags.
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Through the kitchen, I found a dining room with a large table and six chairs, although at least four more chairs could be comfortably added.
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Richmond chairs the Congressional Black Caucus, while Chu chairs the Asian Pacific American Caucus and Grijalva is first vice chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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Related: Hilarious Installation Leaves Wooden Chairs on a Sanding Treadmill Repurposed Shopping Carts Make Perfect Chairs Take A Seat On Your Favorite Novels With BookBenches
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Early on, Spec Seats was filling orders for just 40 chairs at a time; today, it's a million-dollar company making 350 chairs a day.
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The ones we sampled had crackling fires, private nooks for couples, flickering torches, hypnotic rocking chairs, private macramé cradles, bean bag chairs and fleece blankets.
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It's not the two hours I'll wait sitting on hard chairs in the hallway, anticipating my allotted five minutes of playing musical chairs with each teacher.
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One of his former business partners chairs the advisory board of the FSDEA's chosen asset manager, and also chairs the company that is building the port.
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They serve as chairs of the evidence based policymaking initiative at the Bipartisan Policy Center and are former chairs of the Commission on Evidence Based Policymaking.
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Adam Smith (D-WA), who chairs the House Armed Services Committee; Adam Schiff (D-CA), who chairs the House Intelligence Committee; and Pramila Jayapal (D-WA).
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Twice I attempted to invest in "nice" office chairs that cost north of $100 and both times I had destroyed the chairs in less than six months.
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It barely fits because of all the crap Adam has in here: old strollers, high chairs, bouncy seats, mattresses,bureaus, skis, skateboards, beach chairs, tiki torches, foosball.
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Also, precinct chairs will have to submit both the raw vote totals as well as the delegate counts to party headquarters, much like Iowa's precinct chairs did.
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Eden 7-Piece Rectangular Outdoor Dining Set, $2,460, available in 2 colors at YardbirdSet includes:4 Armless Dining Chairs 2 Arm Dining Chairs 1 Rectangle Dining Table
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The reporters investigated the co-chairs' ties to the Nation of Islam, finding evidence that Nation members acted as security guards and drivers for the co-chairs.
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With the Japanese car company's new chairs, all it takes it one firm clap, and any errant chairs will automatically detect free spaces and drive themselves into position.
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Many precinct chairs abandoned the app and chose to call in, which overwhelmed the lines and caused delays of over an hour for some chairs, like Shawn Sebastian.
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Additionally, committee chairs have wide latitude to set the rules around their hearings, and past Republican committee chairs have certainly thrown people out of these panels as well.
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Related: A Furniture Farm Is Growing Whole Chairs Tiny Chairs Are a Design Nerd's Perfect 'Jenga' MIT's Kinetic Tabletop Is a Huge Step Towards Retail Shape-Shifting Furniture
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Gold lamé chairs by Gio Ponti and a dresser by Ettore Sottsass mixed with rugs and lamps and dishes and chairs from Mahdavi's travels, or from her mind.
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Two aluminum chairs leaning into each other echo the lone outdoor sculpture: two upturned aluminum chairs, a pair of birds perched on one, suspended from a walnut tree.
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I ducked inside the globe-like structure to find it was surprisingly roomy: it had a table with four chairs, plus two smaller tables with two chairs each.
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"When people speak about midcentury modern design, they will first of all think of, for example, the fiberglass chairs designed by Charles and Ray Eames or the molded plastic chairs by Verner Panton, chairs that were mass-produced by such corporate entities as Knoll and Herman Miller," de Wit said.
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"They were moving furniture, they were pulling chairs — chairs that were bolted to the floor — they were pulling them up to try to get the child out," he explained.
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The malware had spread fast — in just five hours, it had compromised all five of the chairs' laptops and all three of the vice chairs' laptops and desktop computers.
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At events hosted by some of Trump's Wall Street allies, it has become increasingly uncommon to find finance chairs and co-chairs from previous presidential campaigns, that source said.
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Behnam Dayanim is a partner in the Paul Hastings Washington, D.C., office, where he chairs the firm's advertising and promotions practice and co-chairs its privacy and cybersecurity practice.
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In 215, Mr. Stair sold a set of eight George III-style carved mahogany chairs for $230,240; in 3000, he sold a similar set of eight chairs for $5003.
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The L-shaped yellow brick hotel has a wide porch lined with rocking chairs, a sprawling lawn, two pools (one is adults-only), as well as classic Adirondack chairs.
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The company traces the chairs' history back to imperial audiences granted during the Song Dynasty, almost a thousand years ago, when floor-mats and stools gave way to chairs.
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" The novel was titled " The Little Red Chairs .
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With more chairs racing down at a high speed, many passengers threw themselves into the snow to evade crashing into the pile of damaged chairs piling up at the bottom.
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Watches will detect chairs; chairs will detect spreadsheets; glasses will detect watches, even under a sleeve; tablets will see the inside of a turbine; turbines will see workers around them.
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In each case, the senators were listed in those documents — and therefore being paid — as chairs of various Senate committees when they actually served as vice-chairs, an unpaid position.
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Some high chairs can even be converted to booster seats or kitchen stools after they've served their time as high chairs, but this 4moms model is just a high chair.
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Among British firms, LGIM said it opposed 37 board chairs or the chairs of the nominations committee in 2017 due to their poor diversity, and had opposed 215 remuneration resolutions.
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The cabinet keeps company with a pair of 19th-century Scottish hall chairs and two of the four Art Deco chairs that Mr. Peck bought at a Connecticut flea market.
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Moving up the Guggenheim ramp, we find the chairs' black leather upholstery and muslin innards drooping from the wall, like flayed skins; the chairs' disassembled arms huddle in a corner.
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A note on chairs for your new table: If you don't have dining chairs already, the most important thing is to make sure the new ones fit at the table.
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"A rug under a dining table looks great, unless it's so small that the dining chairs don't fit on the rug or only fit when the chairs are pushed in."
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They're as big as the lounge chairs in the renovated chains, but they don't recline; they have footrests like barbershop chairs, and you have to sort of climb into them.
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Kevin Brady (TX), who chairs the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee, committee members Devin Nunes (CA), Peter Roskam (IL), Diane Black (TN), Kristi Noem (SD), Rob Bishop (UT), who chairs the Natural Resources Committee, Don Young (AK), Greg Walden (OR), who chairs the Energy and Commerce Committee, and John Shimkus (IL).
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Carlin, former Assistant Attorney General for the U.S. Department of Justice's National Security Division (NSD), chairs Morrison & Foerster's global risk and crisis management group and co-chairs its national security group.
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Perez and the party's slate of five vice chairs held their second retreat Monday in an effort to sort out much more specific individual roles than vice chairs have previously played.
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The CPSC proposed a new safety standard for high chairs in November but said Wednesday it is correcting an error made in the proposal regarding the rearward stability of these chairs.
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Some aspects of the painting—the size discrepancy between the foreground and background chairs, for example—could simply not be recreated; building two separate, to scale chairs would have been required.
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"If I'm just feeling like relaxing, I usually sit on the rockers or the ball chairs or the beanbag chairs," Jennings, a third grader in Ms. Delzer's class last spring, explained.
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"We heard that the gunners were so tired from killing, they asked for chairs and chairs were provided," O'Brien had written, in a scene that made reference to Beckett and Musil.
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The CPSC proposed a new safety standard for high chairs in November, but said Wednesday it is correcting an error made in the proposal regarding the rearward stability of these chairs.
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Representative Maxine Waters, who chairs the House Financial Services Committee, and Representative Adam Schiff, who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, said the lawsuit is part of Trump's "unprecedented stonewalling" of congressional oversight.
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These raging animal noises on the one hand," she said, "and then these chairs … I went only once, but I thought of those chairs when my dad told me about the politicians.
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It's as if employers are playing a game of musical chairs and nobody has realized that there are way too few chairs for everyone to have a seat when the music stops.
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There are 112 state party chairs and vice chairs and some 85033 state and local officials below them who together make up the majority of the 447 DNC members who will vote.
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Maxine Waters, who chairs the House Financial Services Committee, told BuzzFeed News' AM to DM she and the other chairs believe they can finish their work before the end of the year.
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"A tight labor market means workers have more leverage, and when workers have more leverage, they get the nice office chairs with lumbar support," Cramer said, alluding to Herman Miller's Aeron chairs.
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Once the majority of the rot was discarded, the main task was stock rotation; this was a smelly game of musical chairs without enough chairs—and lots of poking, prodding, and sniffing involved.
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" Nowhere to sit: "They didn't have any tables or chairs.
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They bought a computer and plastic chairs for the office.
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Office chairs have been pushed aside, monitors have gone dark.
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"I came for lights but I got chairs!" says Cortney.
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At CES, where there are chairs, there are people sleeping.
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Surrounding Beckinsale and Stern are chairs and chic stiletto options.
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ET with former Fed chairs Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, who chairs a foreign relations subcommittee.
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Then the entire room was applauding, rising from their chairs.
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Other chairs unite art and science, utilizing the latest technology.
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Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican who chairs the Judiciary Committee.
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One corner had comfy chairs with guitars and a ukulele.
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Blood spurts onto the floor and one of the chairs.
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The co-chairs of the Steering and Policy Committee — Reps.
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Until the 2844s, electric chairs were common across the country.
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Guests found Disney accessories on their chairs at the ceremony.
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There's a lot of empty chairs in our office today.
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I could have spent that on new tables and chairs.
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Jerrold Nadler, a Democrat who chairs the House Judiciary Committee.
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Serves on the Judiciary Committee and chairs its immigration subcommittee.
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Supplies are scarce, especially mobility chairs and physiotherapy exercise equipment.
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Remember, though: The ugly chairs came with free child care.
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The chairs were close enough that the backs could touch.
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Martha co- founded and chairs LuckyVoice, revolutionizing the karaoke industry.
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But they might take up too many chairs at headquarters.
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"I used chairs to represent a classroom," Shiota tells Creators.
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He compares the markets with a game of musical chairs.
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All the chairs are tiny and super modern and sleek.
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I saw chairs and tables and cups just flying everywhere.
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Bring blankets or chairs to get comfortable for the movie.
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Those chairs help our volunteers foster positive and genuine discussion.
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Grey reindeer skins and tightly woven blankets drape the chairs.
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Mr Xi chairs it and Mr Liu is on it.
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Committee chairs were gung ho to take on tax reform.
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Judiciary Committee chairs (three of them Republicans), sent to Attorney
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Other beings drape over or morph into tables and chairs.
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Chris Van Hollen, who chairs the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
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They fold beach chairs and towels, and carry things away.
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Sanders can choose the chairs because this is his show.
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There's gonna be a run on high chairs for Thanksgiving.
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Liv Sofa, $995, and Emile Lounge Chairs, $799 each. 4.
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Anchor chairs aren't the lifer jobs they used to be.
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The shop doesn't smell bad, and it has three chairs.
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The two are sitting in high chairs in opposite corners.
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He now chairs the securities litigation practice at Akerman LLP.
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The skeletons pretty regularly appear to be sitting in chairs.
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We park ourselves on plastic patio chairs in mismatched colors.
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Back before humans invented chairs we humans stood a lot.
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Four chairs and a few video screens comprise the set.
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We sit in our plastic chairs and bait our hooks.
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"People come in and steal the chairs," Valentino said grimly.
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In their letter, obtained by The Hill, CHC Chairs Reps.
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He currently chairs the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.
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Mr. Smith also designed some leather chairs and an ottoman.
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The chairs of the House and Senate Agriculture committees -- Rep.
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But, on several occasions, he's notably complained about empty chairs.
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"I was always sinking down in those chairs," she said.
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Beilhack procured plastic chairs and a table for the balcony.
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He cited cycling as the inspiration for producing faster chairs.
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The pool area includes shaded lounge chairs and privacy hedges.
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Committee chairs have the greatest influence over the congressional agenda.
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"People crowded onto chairs to hear her," Ms. Guo said.
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They are the chairs of the Issue One Reformers Caucus.
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Chairs are set up for only some 50 audience members.
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The lawn chairs are shaded by a patch of trees.
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House lawmakers filled the chairs in the room facing him.
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Marty Nesbitt, a longtime friend of Obama's, chairs the foundation.
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TC: Meaning no hot air balloon chairs in the office?
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Steve Stivers, who chairs the House Republicans' campaign fundraising committee.
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Lecterns and podiums are out; tables and chairs are in.
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A LITTLE VITAMIN D Then we go to our chairs.
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If so, you have to pay extra for the chairs.
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Food, chairs and blankets are welcome, but alcohol is not.
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The Smathers Beach trips include towels, chairs, and return service.
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In their chairs, Falcone says maybe we're already too lost.
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We bring a beverage of choice, lawn chairs and pets.
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A boy stands alone before a tent and some chairs.
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Mr. Maman was an owner of the 12 Chairs Cafes.
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But the law does not outline payments for vice chairs.
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They pushed over a chest of drawers and threw chairs.
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A woman a few chairs away kept glancing at me.
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To protect the grass, some parks do not allow chairs.
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But most Sundays, we were there, in those stackable chairs.
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As more people pulled up chairs, more story lines spun.
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I've been to an event where they're racing office chairs.
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Couples spread out on blankets or watched from folding chairs.
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Bell: Oh, do it, show the chairs and the tables!
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There are never enough chairs and always too much food.
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They sit on plastic chairs beside a couple of tents.
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They have nice massage chairs so it's fine by me.
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Coal companies are likely the first ones to lose chairs.
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The room was already crowded, and they asked for chairs.
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Per Pelosi's office, committee chairs in the delegation are: Reps.
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So begins the nation's most consequential game of musical chairs.
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Someone had to get extra chairs from down the hall.
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In other cases, it was a game of musical chairs.
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Additionally, the president chairs the national security and state councils.
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Go deeper: Fossil fuels play crude game of musical chairs
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The dispute devolved into shouting matches and chairs being thrown.
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Negotiators must immediately pull more chairs up to the table.
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Others jumped over chairs and broke windows to get out.
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Scattering a few tables and lawn chairs around won't do.
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But some chairs have more of a glow about them.
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Diners huddle at dark wood tables with chicly skeletal chairs.
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Sometimes the chairs stay empty, like barely used country houses.
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The dining room table and chairs were scattered, Gluck said.
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Sunlight has 680 acres, two double chairs and one triple.
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Both leaned forward in their chairs and seemed at ease.
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Johnson replaced the blocky furniture with sculptural Gaetano Pesce chairs.
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Chairs had been set up in half of the gym.
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The houseboat also comes with lounge chairs for relaxing outside.
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Chairs were spaced out to make the crowd look bigger.
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Café chairs are piled in a flooded St. Mark's Square.
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"Upholstered rocking chairs are more for nurseries," Ms. Ferrier said.
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Maybe more was going on than boring designer musical chairs.
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On the other side, eight men sprawled easily in chairs.
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Snap up two tangerine arm chairs sold in Ankara, Turkey.
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They piled up on chairs and draped across sofa arms.
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It's nice, inviting and has cozy chairs to hang in.
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Barren bedrooms blossomed with crib and dressers and rocking chairs.
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Carson, Christie, Newt, Flynn, Giuliani, Sessions are vice chairs. pic.twitter.
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But Democrats are asking why committee chairs such as Sens.
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In his new plan, Sanders would ban corporate contributions to the Democratic Party Convention and its related committees, and he would instate a lifetime lobbying ban on Democratic National Committee chairs and co-chairs.
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Chair rentals for ceremony: $235.71Lighting: $120 Ring-bearer pillow: $5 =Total: $360.71Our venue rental included chairs and tables for the reception inside the space, but not food or extra chairs for our outdoor ceremony.
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"We were lying like dead bodies on the ground in the rear of the class, and we put all the chairs in front of us, and we hid behind the chairs," Mr. Frotan said.
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In one image, a nude figure is entangled in multiple wooden chairs in an almost elegant fashion, but the situation becomes gravely disturbing once you realize that the chairs seem impossible to escape from.
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The Iowa Democratic Party told Bloomberg it was aware of the issues and was assisting precinct chairs, and that precinct chairs will be able to call in results via secure hotline as a backup.
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The state chairs and vice chairs represent the power center in the election due to their numbers and their proximity to the scores of DNC state officials below them that will also be voting.
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I actually used to have home theater chairs that reclined, but I found them to be annoying in the end since it meant my wife and I were in separate chairs watching a movie.
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"We don't encourage or discourage chairs," said the brewer and owner, Jean Broillet IV. But the brewery forbids chairs before noon and polices the lines, 800-strong during the frenzy for its Milkshake I.P.A.s.
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As with the Noah's Ark, each species of furniture was ranked with its own kind: chairs with chairs, settees with settees; clocks with clocks, desks and cabinets and highboys standing in stiff ranks opposite.
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Most voting DNC members — a majority of whom are state party chairs, vice chairs or other locally elected officials — are keeping their options open ahead of a string of candidate forums in January and February.
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The third floor offers egg-shaped "moon chairs" and a space for yoga classes, and on the fourth floor there are desks with chairs that fully recline for those who want to work and rest.
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"In order to ensure this process is user-friendly for precinct chairs at every experience level, NV Dems invited testing from security experts of varying backgrounds, experienced volunteers, first-time precinct chairs and community leaders."
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Both of those races remain tragicomic games of musical chairs, with multiple teams gimpily circling some rickety folding chairs at a strikingly low rate of speed while John Fogerty's "Centerfield" plays on a shitty boombox.
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Image: IkeaIkea is recalling roughly 34,000 beach chairs over safety concerns.
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Lovesac has created foam-filled pillow chairs in six different sizes.
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Bob Corker, who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee opposite Cardin.
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It boasts Trump confidants Rudy GIuliani and Newt Gingrich as chairs.
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The duo will serve as honorary co-chairs of the march.
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We also provide medical boxes, wheel chairs, walkers, food boxes. Oranges.
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It's super affordable compared to those chairs that rock the baby.
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Apple watches, flat screen TVs and high chairs all got dropped.
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The audience sits in folding chairs on risers opposite the space.
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Do you guys get to jump over chairs at your job?
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The actor shared photos of a hallway lined with empty chairs.
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People sat in lawn chairs waiting for the ceremony to begin.
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Someone brought in more folding chairs from elsewhere in the building.
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A Reuters witness said the men smashed windows and broke chairs.
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Another witness said young men attacked participants using the broken chairs.
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Jim Sensenbrenner, who chairs the Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security.
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Rob Bishop, who chairs the House Natural Resources Committee, and Rep.
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Kevin Brady, R-Texas, who chairs the Ways and Means Committee.
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One size doesn't fit all when it comes to gaming chairs.
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Why do professional e-sports players all sit in these chairs?
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Chairs tend to see themselves as internal lobbyists for sober economics.
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The Microsoft logo is shown above chairs for speakers, Wednesday, Dec.
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The commission's chair and vice chairs, former Republican New Jersey Gov.
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Every day we kept the bathroom unlocked and the chairs out.
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Here people sat in straight-back chairs arranged in several rings.
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In place of pews, there are camp beds and comfy chairs.
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Democratic CaucusThe Democratic precinct caucuses resemble a game of musical chairs.
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I walk over to the corner and pull out two chairs.
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Benu then took personal control of Shree Cement, which he chairs.
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Garden Trading Rive Droite Bistro Set of Table and 2 Chairs
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This includes deals on AKRacing chairs, HyperX keyboards, and Corsair products.
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If you're lucky, chairs will get moved and dancing will begin.
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Hayneedle: Save on sofas, chairs, tables and more through Aug. 27.
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Bill Shuster, the Pennsylvania Republican who chairs the House Transportation Committee.
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Chuck Grassley, who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, and Lindsey Graham.
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Some wander off to empty theaters to sleep in recliner chairs.
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Angry mobs of "Bernie bros" are hurling chairs at Democratic staffers.
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Ben Ray Lujan, the New Mexico Democrat who chairs the DCCC.
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Lawmakers threw punches, hurled chairs and brandished microphone stands as weapons.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), who chairs the House Financial Services Committee.
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It's been alright, we've had chairs and made merry, haven't we?
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We've got some camp chairs, a blanket, we've been very comfortable.
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They stood on chairs and shared their views through a loudspeaker.
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The most important thing our vans carry are six orange chairs.
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Where it stands: The chairs set a deadline of May 27.
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Ted Yoho, who chairs the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee on Asia.
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Inside, they buckled up in rows of molded yellow plastic chairs.
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There were families in rocking chairs in front of the restaurant.
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They added a portable loo and overturned milk crates as chairs.
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Steve Stivers, the Ohio Republican who chairs the NRCC, told CNN.
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Chairs, blood pressure cuffs, and gowns might not accommodate larger bodies.
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Nita Lowey (D-NY), who chairs the House Appropriations Committee, says.
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He chairs the firm's special matters and government investigations practice group.
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I no longer have time for shitty also-ran office chairs.
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Schwarzman chairs a panel of business leaders who give Trump advice.
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Up to 50% off select Lifesmart Hot Tubs and Massage Chairs
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When almost two-thirds of governors chairs are controlled by Republicans.
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Rick Scott, who chairs a super PAC for Donald Trump, declined.
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Roger Wicker of Mississippi, who chairs the Senate GOP's campaign committee.
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These charming gingham chairs are now going for $809 on Bukowskis.
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It was very crowded, and our chairs were literally touching theirs.
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The Resolute Desk and side chairs are traditionally used throughout administrations.
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We needed a couch, office chairs and desks, and a bookshelf.
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Some are reading in the hotel lounge area's distressed leather chairs.
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They detect other chairs and follow a line in single-file.
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Hooligans used chairs from nearby cafés and glass bottles as weapons.
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"It was supported by over 20 athlete commission chairs," he added.
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As more guests streamed in, extra folding chairs were brought out.
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You frantically wipe down the table and chairs before you sit.
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"All we had were music stands and small chairs," he said.
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The co-chairs shape the programme and lead discussions and panels.
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The three current DPCC chairs are all running for higher positions.
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"There were people sitting in their chairs, half-asleep," Rudy said.
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The four chairs in the Embroidery series represent the four seasons.
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We'll stop at every place we can, and put out chairs.
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They usually include things like desks, chairs, printers and Wi-Fi.
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She was warned that the chairs in the screening room reclined.
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The president alone is responsible for choosing Chairs of the Fed.
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On the Runway The fashion world's game of musical chairs continues.
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Almost all the chairs have armrests, preventing you from splaying out.
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Those lawmakers sit on the Senate Finance Committee, which Hatch chairs.
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Bob Corker, the Tennessee Republican who chairs the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Caning is a style of wicker furniture often used in chairs.
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Rocking chairs may seem old fashioned, but they are extremely comfortable.
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Or you can pose on Walt and Jesse's favorite lawn chairs.
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Rosenberg's canvases were propped up against the walls and on chairs.
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Students are using standing desks and stability balls instead of chairs.
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Sanford Bishop (D-Ga.), who chairs the Appropriations subcommittee on agriculture.
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That is the man who chairs the mighty House Intelligence Committee.
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Calvin, Ralph and Donna were the chairs, along with Anna Wintour.
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Others arranged themselves along wicker chairs that lined the room's perimeter.
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These chairs are designed for children three years old and younger.
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People clambered on chairs and shot their hands in the air.
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"Time to get our lawn chairs and popcorn," the post read.
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Folding tables and chairs were cordoned off with stanchions and rope.
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Presidents Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon fought with their Fed chairs.
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I spent a lot of time sitting in tiny plastic chairs.
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Among its features: a retractable table and chairs on the tailgate.
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It had two comfortable deck chairs and a small coffee table.
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Turns out bright yellow chairs from 85033 aren't in high demand.
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Pence, the former governor of Indiana, chairs the voter fraud commission.
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Just, one presumes, a lot of beanbag chairs and Indian bedspreads.
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Kaptur, Quigley, Harris and Fitzpatrick are Congressional Ukrainian Caucus co-chairs.
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The first co-chairs were Harrington and the author Barbara Ehrenreich.
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Sanford Bishop (D-Ga.), who chairs the House Appropriations agriculture subcommittee.
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There were no folding chairs, no podium — but there were dignitaries.
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), who also chairs the Sharing Economy Caucus.
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An old man struggled under the weight of two folding chairs.
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Chairs were hurled around and windows smashed before police gained control.
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Its waiting room has upholstered wooden chairs on the main floor.
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Burr chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, which hosted Comey's testimony Thursday.
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Jerry Nadler, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, and Republican Reps.
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When he began using chairs as formal armatures, the focus shifted.
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She co-chairs the Bipartisan Working Group to End Domestic Violence.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee, who chairs the influential Foreign Relations Committee.
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Bonamici and Young are Co-Chairs of the House Oceans Caucus.
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Nobody sat in the little wooden chairs at the wooden table.
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Mike McCaul, who still chairs that House committee, and Texas Sen.
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He'd knock over entire bookshelves; throw chairs; throw objects at me.
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The rows of seats was replaced with couches and lounge chairs.
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Orrin Hatch, who chairs the Finance Committee, and ranking Democrat Sen.
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Vowls said he threw chairs, glasses, and bottles at the attackers.
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The Pussycat Dolls, using the everloving shit out of these chairs.
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Roughly 20 kids are sitting in chairs in a horseshoe shape.
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Terry McAuliffe are also superdelegates, since they're both former DNC chairs.
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Almost immediately, everyone moved their chairs closer to close the gap.
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They spread out folding chairs and nosh on grilled salmon salads.
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Lieberman are No Labels National Co-Chairs View the discussion thread.
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The imbalance was even greater in the selection of committee chairs.
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Whittaker and Stapleton stood on chairs as they rallied the crowd.
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A novel without them would be like a novel without chairs.
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Presidential campaign chairs often play public-facing roles interacting with voters.
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"We just started making things — lamps, chairs, design objects," he said.
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I remembered some lawn chairs at the top of the hill.
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People sat on folding chairs outside their booths, scratching lotto tickets.
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The emails contain vivid descriptions of the "wobbling" chairs and table.
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Right now there are some people who don't even have chairs.
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Likewise, they avoid Prouvé chairs and parti-colored Max Lamb marble.
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The problems began when the store added more chairs in 2005.
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Normally people drop off individual sofas and chairs from their homes.
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I think the auditorium chairs was kind of a new element.
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Andrew Cuomo, is challenging Nadler, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee.
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But Federal Reserve chairs and presidents have long had fraught relationships.
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There was a mirror, a few wire hangers and two chairs.
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Some of the women sit on white plastic chairs, nursing infants.
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Office workers sip coffee beside men sleeping in chairs pulled together.
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There are no desks, no chairs, no toilet, hardly any books.
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Soon after that interview, three key House Democrat committee chairs — Reps.
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He and Bündchen were co-chairs of the event in 2017.
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Larry Hogan (R), who chairs the National Governors Association, said Wednesday.
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Wooden and wicker furniture had been repainted; sofas and chairs reupholstered.
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Praying, they fill rows of plastic chairs under a temporary shelter.
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Italians of all ages and sizes sizzled on sun-bleached chairs.
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In a corner, preschool-size chairs were arranged around a table.
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A big score was a Pierre Deux dining table and chairs.
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Lamar Alexander, who chairs the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee.
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"It's basically a big long desk with two chairs," Adam said.
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Go deeper: House chairs accuse Pompeo of "stonewalling" in Ukraine investigation
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Cheri Bustos of Illinois, who chairs the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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The chairs were red because I was in the hot seat!
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On the Runway Another week, another round of designer musical chairs.
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Graham chairs the subcommittee, while Whitehouse serves as its ranking member.
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Kuwaitis pulled out chairs to see the show near Kuwait City.
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Other firms offer bespoke mattresses, gold high chairs or silver rattles.
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Members of the body include party chairs, activists, and big donors.
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The sun deck and chairs could have come from Val d'Isère.
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The authors are co-chairs of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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How could these people be committee chairs and stuff like that?
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Critic's Notebook Two wooden chairs are just about the only props.
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A. I work mostly on chairs, sofas, ottomans, cushions and curtains.
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Plastic chairs had been arrayed in rows, ready for Sunday services.
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They have certainly avoided impugning the motives of sitting Fed chairs.
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Drew Gattine, a Democrat who co-chairs the Legislature's appropriations committee.
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I go early to help set up the chairs and materials.
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We move a couch, desk, and some chairs around the building.
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Chairs were stacked and flags removed after an event in Dubuque.
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Todd Young of Indiana, who chairs the Senate GOP's campaign arm.
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There were four folding chairs and a few old antique lamps.
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Fortunetelling requires a modest footprint — two chairs and a crystal ball.
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She bartered with Muuto, the furniture company, for swanky leather chairs.
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In 2018, Buffet promoted two vice-chairs to Berkshire Hathaway's board.
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With no money for tables, children wrote on their chairs, kneeling.
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Some dining chairs just stood in the middle of the passageway.
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I., who chairs the antitrust subcommittee on the House Judiciary panel.
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And after the announcement: The Democratic chairs went into Pelosi's office.
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Tom Reed, who co-chairs the caucus, said in a statement.
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The purchase included a custom hardwood table, chairs and a hutch.
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The inside of Donaldson's home is original except for the chairs.
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Empire chairs upholstered in golden brocade now rest on Oriental carpets.
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A makeshift barricade of chairs and other debris at Polytechnic University.
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Yet Goldsmith found himself staring at empty chairs on the committee.
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She also co-chairs Planned Parenthood Northern California's IT Advisory Board.
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The couple was caught kissing on lounge chairs by the pool.
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"This is like adding deck chairs to the Titanic," he tweeted.
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In the backseat are two hanging chairs that are basically hammocks.
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Each meeting room comes with a table, four chairs and power.
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Mario Diaz-Balart (Fla.), who chairs the Appropriations subcommittee on transportation.
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The Treasury (as allowed by law if the budget chairs agree)?
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Upholstered items, like couches and chairs, can be quite affordable, too.
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The House and Senate Agriculture committee chairs declined to endorse it.
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Gisele Bündchen and Katy Perry are two of the event's chairs.
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There's ample storage, including in the cabin and under-deck chairs.
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Richard Shelby, a Republican from Alabama who chairs the Appropriations Committee.
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She and her children settled on red plastic chairs, and waited.
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Tusk chairs EU summits and would be responsible for calling one.
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The subcommittee will have open chairs for them during the hearing.
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Steve Stafstrom, who co-chairs the House Joint Committee on Judiciary.
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Whereas normally, I have 24 different responses from the various chairs.
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Sen. Susan Collins explains bipartisan group she co-chairs with Sen.
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She bartered with Muuto, the furniture company, for swanky leather chairs.
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He's had five since the pool boy set up the chairs.
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Foldable stairs, tables, and chairs are all within the company's portfolio.
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The 50-seat basement theater was stocked with black cushioned chairs.
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Like acrylic chairs, some of those from China are very light.
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A friend bought a pair of printed fabric chairs for $80.
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They jumped out of their seats, they were shaking the chairs.
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The hotel has a beach stand with free chairs and towels.
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The chairs he made for the palace were ornate, luxury pieces.
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The rawhide cube chairs at right have black patent leather upholstery.
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A sea turtle climbed atop the chairs where I sat, paralyzed.
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I don't want these chairs to be made by the government.
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Chairs with arms or impossibly small seats leave marks and bruises.
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The company added free-standing chairs, and the suit was dropped.
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Still, she said, the issue is much deeper than armless chairs.
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Orrin Hatch (R-UT) who chairs the powerful Senate Finance Committee.
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What can he see, beyond the chairs and the ceiling beams?
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Mike Conaway (R-TX), who chairs the House Agriculture Committee, said.
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A Gagosian saleswoman directed the couple to two black leather chairs parked in front of their new canvas: "Just sit in the chairs, casual, like it's your living room!" she instructed as she took their photo.
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While that has been a boon for the sport, Division I men's college hockey has become a game of musical chairs in which the number of players has increased but the number of chairs has not.
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The president of the Eurogroup chairs monthly meetings of ministers and chairs the board of governors of the euro zone bailout fund which saved Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Cyprus from bankruptcy in the sovereign debt crisis.
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Like all immersive theater chairs â€" you know, like those 4D movie chairs that rock back and forth to make you feel every explosion â€" the Voyager promises to make you feel like you're in the movie.
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I believe that any of the current vice chairs -- R.T. Rybak, Maria Elena Durazo, Donna Brazile or Raymond Buckley -- could be steadfastly fair and serve in the interim to chair the convention, alone or as co-chairs.
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As it was, there wasn't room to open the fridge or push back the chairs — these were solid Italian folding chairs with a slim profile that fit in the closet; you get four with your furnished apartment.
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"They're nice when used in conjunction with chairs, so that you have a big piece with little pieces talking to it," Mr. Dunham said, noting that while guests will often reposition chairs, a sofa holds its own.
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To help address those issues, the university created "relaxation stations" that include massage chairs, bean bags and nap pods — chairs that cost more than $10,000 each and have quickly become the most sought-after seats on campus.
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It is inaccurate to report that these precincts did not have chairs.
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Now, a set of two chairs is listed on Pamona for $2,305.
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Black said House leadership has encouraged committee chairs to come with ideas.
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Kevin Brady, who chairs the House's tax-focused Ways and Means Committee.
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Worst case scenario, I would have two shredded chairs in my apartment.
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Chairs, tables, glass, people went flying to one side of the ship.
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We are taking them from the chairs who are in these precincts.
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West Elm: 20% to 1003% off all sofas, sectionals, chairs and benches.
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Largely it's been a rearrangement of deck chairs on Google's video vessel.
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They doze in lounge chairs, get a massage, maybe learn to tango.
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Enter Holder and the group he chairs, the National Democratic Redistricting Committee.
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But even as intelligence chairs are powerful, they're rarely all that famous.
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Hayneedle: Save on dining tables & chairs, buffets & sideboards and more through Oct.
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Devin Nunes, the California Republican who chairs the Intelligence Committee, told reporters.
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Bob Corker, who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, praised the speech.
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Pruitt also announced the new chairs of EPA's advisory committees on Tuesday.
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I have a bed and some chairs, but not like real furniture.
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I wish my neighbors upstairs would stop rocking in their rocking chairs.
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I promise the two chairs will serve you and the company well.
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Steve Israel of New York, who chairs the House Democrats' messaging arm.
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Martinez, who chairs the Republican Governors Association, has yet to endorse Trump.
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A lesbian couple in a converted hunting cabin who needed kitchen chairs.
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Chris Christie, who chairs a presidential commission on drug abuse and opioids.
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Administrator Pruitt announced new chairs for each of these panels on Tuesday.
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Jim McGovern, the Massachusetts Democrat who chairs the Rules panel, expressed skepticism.
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Dannel Malloy, who co-chairs the Platform Committee, and former Massachusetts Rep.
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As bureaucrats vacated their offices they carried desks and chairs with them.
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Jacksonville Beach ornately decorates lifeguard chairs to get into the holiday spirit.
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Empty chairs at empty tables (Image: Austin Kelmore via Flickr)Merry Christmas!
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EMS: Up to 50% off adventure essentials like tents and camping chairs.
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The velvet seats were gone and there were rows of metal chairs.
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Instead, Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys will fill the women's red chairs.
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While the lounge chairs look goofy, they actually serve a specific purpose.
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Tereorde works directly under Lord Hanson's son, Robert, who chairs the board.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA), who's one of Sanders's national campaign co-chairs.
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During the final number, everyone jumped out of their chairs to dance.
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There are gaming chairs and then there's Acer's Predator Thronos gaming chair.
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Within 15 minutes or so, the building's halls are deserted, chairs empty.
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We bounce around helping serve food and cleaning chairs, doors, rails, etc.
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The mayor called for a recess after protesters chained themselves to chairs.
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Barney Frank, a Clinton supporter who co-chairs the party's Rules Committee.
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The fight somehow continued inside the Taco Bell, and chairs were thrown.
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Greg Walden (R-Ore.), who chairs the powerful Energy and Commerce Committee.
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Hundreds of chairs were set up for well-wishers in the courtyard.
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When you think of Brookstone now, you think of its massage chairs.
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"That's just shifting deck chairs on the proverbial sinking ship," he added.
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Throughout the film, the chairs swivel and swerve along to the action.
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Complete with additional sitting area with full size futon and two chairs.
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Both the state Democratic and Republican chairs opposed Proposition 85033 in November.
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The Democratic National Committee is offering training programs to state party chairs.
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They will serve as vice chairs of the Senate Democratic Conference. Sen.
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Chairs were more likely to talk about their struggle to be accepted.
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They also took along folding fishing chairs for the long day ahead.
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They supported the text prepared by Schelling, who also chairs the group.
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Neat rows of chairs slowly fill with damp but mostly smiling faces.
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Brandon and Nithya are co-chairs on AppNexus' Diversity & Inclusion Steering Committee.
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Find more and bigger furniture, including sofas, dining chairs and bedroom sets.
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Couples held each other, slumped forward in their chairs, their gazes downcast.
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Big wooden patio chairs that Virgil made sit in the front lawn.
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The design was inspired by the face support from professional massage chairs.
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We had zero governors, zero large-city mayors, zero state party chairs.
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Republican Senator Lamar Alexander, who chairs the education committee, denied their request.
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The ground shakes, bass blasts, literally knocking everyone out of their chairs.
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Greg Walden (R-Ore.), who chairs the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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Each week, they pair off in a game of sexy musical chairs.
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Dine while surrounded by arcade machines, red locks, and red plastic chairs.
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" The chairs there are "very low," she said, "very wonderful Louis Quatorze.
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That's what happens when your fictional movie theater has just 24 chairs.
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Huffman chairs the House Natural Resources subcommittee on water, oceans and wildlife.
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Huffman chairs the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Water, Oceans and Wildlife.
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Democratic House committee chairs are prepared to launch multiple investigations into Trump.
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The three will serve as co-chairs for Harris's campaign in California.
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We looked at so many different chairs and they are the best.
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He chairs an Oversight subcommittee on health care, benefits and administrative rules.
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People eventually take cover under plastic chairs, but the chants are unrelenting.
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Richard Burr, a North Carolina Republican who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Bob Corker, the Tennessee Republican who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Both Johnson and his successor Richard Nixon fought with their Fed chairs.
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They ripped the chairs out and put straw bags on the floor.
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"Sitting Fed chairs tend to get renominated by new presidents," he said.
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Nina Turner, who is black, as one of his campaign co-chairs.
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He chairs the Federal Affairs Committee of the Puerto Rico Republican Party.
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People used whatever chairs and space they could get their hands on.
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I would literally put stuff, chairs and things, in front of it.
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Several cafes have set up tables and chairs alongside the railroad tracks.
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The most fortunate athletes, like Bywater, do not pay for their chairs.
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The amount was $1,050, to reimburse the party for tables and chairs.
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When it comes to home seating, most people think sofas and chairs.
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The movie theater spans two levels and includes 12 plush velvet chairs.
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Greg Walden (R-Ore.), who chairs the subcommittee on communications and technology.
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The pool's lounge chairs are positioned for optimal views of the mountains.
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Adherholt currently chairs the Appropriations Committee's agriculture subcommittee in the outgoing Congress.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), who chairs the subpanel that held the hearing.
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The area was comprised of black-and-white chairs underneath circular shades.
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Men are standing on their chairs to get a look at me.
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According to police, Cardi B threw chairs and bottles during the incident.
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That's where a pack of foldable camping chairs can come in handy.
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Another patio has lounge chairs that look out over the mountain landscape.
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Candice Miller (R-Mich.) at the Administration Committee, chairs a House panel.
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Speier and King are co-chairs of the Congressional Ahmadiyya Muslim Caucus.
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Now it's a new election cycle, and both committees have new chairs.
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Any other weekday would see all 40 chairs on the verandah filled.
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I refuse to sit in the little chairs where the children sit.
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He lines up plastic chairs and inflates a Scooby-Doo bouncy house.
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The waiting area was arrayed with cushioned chairs, tables and reception desks.
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That list includes several committee chairs and from Pelosi's own leadership team.
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"We're going to get some more chairs in here," Judge Cowan promised.
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As Eurogroup chief, he chairs meetings of the euro zone's finance ministers.
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Shuffle, the world's largest game of musical chairs, but played with kitchens.
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The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center provided desks, tables and chairs.
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Rome, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte chairs discussion on Molise Region (2100 GMT).
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Republican Representative Kay Granger, who chairs the subcommittee, also sponsored the letter.
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It did not comment on whether detainees were shackled to the chairs.
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Mark Walker of North Carolina, who chairs the conservative Republican Study Committee.
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Fallen leaves surrounded decorative pumpkins and a pair of blue lawn chairs.
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Both are co-chairs of the newly-formed Congressional Cooperative Business Caucus.
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These teal chairs bring a pop of color to a classic shape.
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"We set the chairs further apart, the rows further apart," he said.
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But unlike most of us, the Hadza do not loll in chairs.
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But I don't rent tables and chairs and cook for 18 people.
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Two rows of plexiglass chairs flanked a long, plexi-covered wood runway.
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Signs have also been placed on the other chairs with assigned outlets.
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Like schoolchildren, some chairs form trains and huddles, while others sit alone.
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And I'm going to buy you and all your Aeron chairs, collectively.
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Lined up behind the female formation stood a conspicuous row of chairs.
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Chairs by Architects by Agata Toromanoff is out now from Thames & Hudson.
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Billionaires buy up senators and presidents and museum wings and endowed chairs.
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Republicans have imposed three-term limits for their committee chairs since 1992.
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There were tables and chairs, pictures and knickknacks, shelves lined with books.
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The variety of the chairs served as a reminder of what Vogue.
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Outside, there are tables and chairs — "a generous amount," Ms. Williams said.
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Orrin Hatch (R-UT), who chairs the Senate Finance Committee, told reporters.
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Jerrold Nadler, the New York Democrat who chairs the House Judiciary Committee.
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Take all the spindles off the backs of all these wooden chairs.
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN), who chairs the Senate health committee, said Tuesday.
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Some students were sitting on the floor until I got extra chairs.
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She chairs the foundation, occasionally singing and dancing at awareness-raising programs.
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Co-chairs of Biden's Puerto Rican council include the island's former Gov.
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Callimachi: There's a desk, there's a couple of chairs, the Iraqi flag.
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They threw wooden chairs at police officers and books at rival lawmakers.
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Protest leaders stood on chairs to address the crowd through a megaphone.
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There are not always enough gurneys, so some patients sit in chairs.
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John Thune, the South Dakota Republican who chairs the Senate Commerce Committee.
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Isakson, 74, chairs the Senate Veterans Committee and the Select Ethics Committee.
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Richard Burr, the North Carolina Republican who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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We see tables and chairs and people and planets moving through spacetime.
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Folding chairs, all filled, were set up three-deep against three walls.
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Even benches, chairs and other small pieces of furniture are for sale.
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Azar still chairs the task force but reports to Pence and Birx.
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Ayanna Pressley as one of her three national campaign co-chairs. Sen.
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Austrian Biedermeier chairs from the early 19th century now circle the table.
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We had no air-conditioning, and some folding chairs on the stage.
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"We were all sitting and we felt the chairs move," she said.
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The chairs are designed to block the sight and sound of colleagues.
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In previous contests, precinct chairs simply reported the number of delegates won.
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We'd pull up chairs, eat lunch (always sushi), chat about our families.
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Amid the turmoil, several of the 18 board members left their chairs.
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Inside are reclining lawn chairs, massagers, compression boots, and LED facial masks.
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Massage chairs and spas are installed in airports for the same reason.
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Mr. Rank uses the game of musical chairs to illustrate his point.
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They gave their chairs to older voters who had also been waiting.
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Sleek, armless yellow-green chairs now flank the marble-topped tulip table.
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Salmon chairs the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific.
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Back at our table, we settled once again into plastic bucket chairs.
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Locol sits on a small triangular plaza of tables and folding chairs.
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Tourists were ensconced in lounge chairs, their bodies laid out to toast.
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Elaine C. Kamarck and James P. Pinkerton are RATE Coalition Co-Chairs.
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Fischer chairs the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation subcommittee on surface transportation.
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One encampment had a canopy, four umbrellas and a several beach chairs.
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People sweat and cough on neighboring lounge chairs or while on deck.
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Adults lounged in rocking chairs sipping hot apple cider spiked with bourbon.
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In Calzada, spectators were expected to bring their own chairs to screenings.
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Instead of seeing their smiling faces, she will see their empty chairs.
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He'd seen a scattering of empty white folding chairs throughout the Armory.
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McClintock has been one of our go-to [members] for subcommittee chairs.
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In recent weeks, some county chairs have sensed shifting feelings about Buttigieg.
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Bob Corker, a Tennessee Republican who chairs Foreign Relations, said he agrees.
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We make the request as chairs of the Legislative LGBTQ & Black Caucuses.
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Mark Pocan, one of the co-chairs of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.
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David N. Cicilline, who chairs the House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee, told Tony.
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I missed the chairs that had the grooves I put in them.
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Tables, chairs and passengers slid across the room, as other passengers watched.
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I watched visitors read the label, settle into chairs, whisper among themselves.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), who chairs the Oversight subcommittee on information technology.
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But outré chairs are one thing; sporks and yogurt containers are another.
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There were six (wooden) chairs onstage, along with six (glass) water bottles.
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The actors sat on the altar, in chairs draped with patriotic bunting.
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He chairs five NYSE-listed companies, including three real estate investment trusts.
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Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon fought with their Fed chairs.
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Elaine C. Kamarck and James P. Pinkerton are RATE Coalition co-chairs.
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He also chairs the Americans for Financial Reform (AFR) CFPB Task Force.
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Jeff King, who chairs his father's campaign, has earned $2023,750 this year.
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These chairs, now that I think about it, are kind of weird.
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Chuck Grassley of Iowa, the Republican who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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All of these things, in retrospect, come across as rearranging deck chairs.
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Ed Royce, the California Republican who chairs the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Couples held each other, slumped forward in their chairs and gazing downwards.
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Tom Cole (R-Okla.), who chairs an Appropriations subcommittee, told The Hill.
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What if someone refused to rent out folding chairs for the reception?
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Now two workers sit comfortably on adjacent chairs that follow the vehicle.
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Half-submerged skeletons of unwanted chairs and bicycles line the canal bed.
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Johanna Saavedra, born in Guadalajara, Mexico, co-chairs the Trans Latina Coalition.
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My parents slept upright in plastic chairs next to my hospital bed.
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What are the politics of showing a sex scene in our chairs?
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People can be seen running and ducking down behind chairs and tables.
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No "Royal"-access luxury cabanas, roving pedicurists or sling chairs for rent.
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Chairs on both sides of him, reserved for Georgetown players, remained empty.
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They rose from couches to sing, from chairs to pluck a guitar.
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" Left: "At last count, there were 70 chairs in our London home.
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But the Capitol would probably need to invest in some folding chairs.
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Rome, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte chairs discussion on Molise Region (1600 GMT).
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We were sitting around playing cards and chairs would break underneath us.
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During that time, three inmates died in "restraint chairs" under his watch.
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Accompanied by a slowed-down version of a very strange song called "Sit Down" (because the trailer is about chairs), the 90-second clip shows Daenerys, Jon Snow, and Cersei Lannister all taking a seat in important chairs.
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Representative Maxine Waters, who chairs the House Financial Services Committee, and Representative Adam Schiff, who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, said on April 15 their panels had issued subpoenas to multiple financial institutions for information on Trump's finances.
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House Republican Lamar Smith of Texas, who chairs the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, and South Carolina Republican Trey Gowdy, who chairs the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, said both committees would investigate the Equifax hack.
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The assortment of chairs reveals how the couple's styling can unite disparate influences: At the dining table, antique wooden Thonet-style chairs stare curiously at a sharp, snow-white aluminum seat by the contemporary German designer Konstantin Grcic.
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Under current House rules, committee chairs have the authority and the majority votes to issue subpoenas; if Democrats win a majority, they could even set new rules in the new Congress permitting committee chairs to issue subpoenas by themselves.
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It was a traditional setup, with people in folding chairs in a square.
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Typically, chair recalls are initiated over stability concerns and chairs simply tipping over.
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But the danger of these Mysingsö model chairs is a bit more gruesome.
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I've gotten chairs from the next room to help set up for people.
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Lois Frankel, a Florida Democrat who chairs the women's caucus in the House.
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There are green leather chairs, and a white orchid on a coffee table.
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He currently chairs Bosnia's inter-ethnic three-man presidency as its Serb member.
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Plush chairs, rather than hard seats, would have made the space more inviting.
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AllModern: Extra 20% off rugs, beds, accent chairs and more with code JUMP.
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We wouldn't want them crushing dishes and chairs and skulls, now would we?
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Many were slumped in chairs and one woman tried to hide her face.
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Leff chairs the North Brooklyn Committee at the bike advocacy group Transportation Alternatives.
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It is a quiet calm space with lots of chairs and day beds.
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Architects love designing chairs, and the best of them have penned some classics.
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Kevin Brady, a Texas Republican who chairs the Ways and Means Committee, said.
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People heating plastic from broken chairs and pipes and turning it into fuel.
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Several Twitter users shared photographs that show dozens upon dozens of empty chairs.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), who chairs the House's conservative Freedom Caucus, told Vox.
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And none of the color from the chairs transferred onto their pants. Success!
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Ed Royce, a California Republican who chairs the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said.
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UNHCR and government officials processed papers while seated on plastic chairs inside tents.
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Antique French Iron-and-Cane Patio chairs, Set of 63, $2,500; chairish.com. 3.
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There are director's chairs, key lights, a big boom mic, a mini crew.
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Some average Bridgeporters were sitting in plastic chairs, waiting on friends and family.
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Half of the 22 committee chairs would be women or minorities — or both.
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Solo guy sits next to me, even though there are nine empty chairs.
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It's like he's rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic, after it already sunk.
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Who says sofas and comfy chairs have to stay in the living room?
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The former VP's plans remain a mystery to state and county party chairs.
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Stefani will be joining Shelton, Legend and Kelly Clarkson in the red chairs.
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Rows of tables and plastic chairs face an ornate wooden pulpit, or bimah.
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Jerry Nadler, who chairs the Judiciary Committee, which would begin the impeachment process.
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"The cabinet is turning into a sad game of musical chairs," said Schumer.
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Her rendition of "Brand New Key" by Melanie turned all four judges' chairs.
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The authors are co-chairs of the congressionally-mandated Syria Study Group report.
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There was also no app-specific training for precinct chairs, the Times reported.
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They're screaming, pushing chairs, and there's only so much you can baby-proof.
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Others crouched under chairs and tables as the gunmen fired indiscriminately, witnesses said.
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The sale prices will apply to sofas, chairs, entertainment units, rugs, and more.
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They previously served as co-chairs for the 2017 Met Gala Hosting Committee.
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Up to 65% off sofas, beds, accent chairs and rugs (through September 6).
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"When my wife was underneath the chairs, she called our children," he recalls.
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Two Chairs' plan to build additional therapy clinics, however, doesn't feel particularly inventive.
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Firing of Steve Bannon is more than rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.
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Right now, you can save up to 30% on sofas, sectionals, and chairs.
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I went outside, and I started painting our chairs and our planter boxes.
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Some 200 orange plastic chairs are arranged in rows in the waiting room.
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It was decked out with food stalls, outdoor wedding chairs, and sponsorship banners.
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Two white reclining chairs are obscured by a blotch of textured red clay.
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The chairs have been a hit on social media among the outdoorsy crowd.
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Political bias aside, remember that the Fed chairs are appointed by the president.
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Donald Tusk, who chairs the summits, said on Wednesday EU unity was key.
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Our own side can't tell the difference between mountain climbing and musical chairs.
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Her favorite items were the dining set with a table, chairs and bench.
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Candles marked the path for guests, who sat on vintage wooden theater chairs.
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The bill is now in the State Senate's Judicial Committee which Hoylman chairs.
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Mark Meadows, the North Carolina Republican who chairs the Freedom Caucus, told reporters.
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There, survivors curled up on mattresses or plastic chairs next to flattened homes.
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The White House is the scene of a frantic game of musical chairs.
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I had no money, no living room, just a studio with two chairs.
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Rene Garcia, a Republican who co-chairs the NCSL's task force on immigration.
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You have to stand on those chairs and say let those people out.
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Morris Pearl, a former director at the investment firm BlackRock, chairs the group.
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At Triogem, Seymour is the chief investment officer and chairs the investment committee.
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Maxnomic makes chairs that are particularly popular with gamers and is Motherboard approved.
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Rob Portman, R-Ohio, who chairs the Senate panel that conducted the investigation.
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This decision broke a precedent of Fed chairs serving at least two terms.
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John Carter (R-Texas), who chairs an appropriations committee overseeing homeland security. Rep.
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Cruise passengers take a nap in the sun on the ship's lounge chairs.
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Heated desk chairs, mousepads, and garments could all be coming down the pipeline.
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Visit an actual dining room complete with a real-life table and chairs!
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The congressman chairs the subcommittee that wrote the Space Corps into the legislation.
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"Rewiring is not the solution," Fields, who chairs the Defense Science Board, explained.
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It will be forever stained in my memory…but hopefully not these chairs.
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Greg Walden, the Oregon Republican who chairs the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican and who now chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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That prompted criticism from Frank Field, the lawmaker who chairs parliament's pensions committee.
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Cummings is married to Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, who chairs the Maryland Democratic Party.
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Think of it like CES, but for reclining chairs and designer popcorn buckets.
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Musk chairs the company's board and is its largest stockholder, albeit a minority.
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They should never be put on couches, sofas or cushioned chairs to sleep.
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At 35, she's also a millennial who co-chairs the Congressional Future Caucus.
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The extensive built-ins range from bookshelves and couches ... ... to chairs and desks.
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Another room contained a green sofa and a pile of dining room chairs.
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Committee chairs' roles have diminished, and power has centralized in the leadership offices.
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Mark Takano (D-Calif.), who co-chairs the group, said in a statement.
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Part of that is a testament to people not being in swivel chairs.
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The Ping-Pong tables, the snacks, the beanbag chairs — it's all very familiar.
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Plastic tables and chairs have been replaced with teak; paper plates, with bamboo.
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People started folding their lawn chairs and heading back to their own homes.
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Also on the first floor of the space are premium VR experience chairs.
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The chairs are solid ash, stained in colors that coordinate with the seasons.
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A meteor shower Set up your garden chairs this weekend and look up.
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Steinem was named one of the march's honorary co-chairs, alongside Harry Belafonte.
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The couple came into the shop where he worked and selected two chairs.
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They took their places in cubicles furnished with high chairs and desktop computers.
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Some wait for up to six hours armed with lawn chairs and umbrellas.
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About fifteen others sat on chairs behind them, with notebooks on their laps.
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All of the white-leather chairs are new; they were handmade in Italy.
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Chairs should be placed a fist-width away from the table, she explains.
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But the last three have been a game of real estate musical chairs.
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The screening room was full of leather chairs and had a popcorn machine.
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The couple were at Wednesday's court hearing, handcuffed and shackled to their chairs.
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But comfortable seating defies outsourcing: Britton said she would test the chairs herself.
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Gardner chairs the Senate Republicans' campaign fundraising committee, the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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All three serve as co-chairs of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network (MFAN).
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We're gonna do two big fuzzy chairs with a round table in between.
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Are there factions and animosities and a row of chairs like an audition?
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The resort also includes a pool and beach area filled with lounging chairs.
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Both senators served as co-chairs of the annual CBC gala last year.
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Grassley chairs the Judiciary Committee, Feinstein is the top Democrat on the panel.
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Lawn chairs and other backyard furniture can also be found around the office.
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Passengers can relax in chairs suspended from the ceiling in the "float room."
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Many of them ended up sleeping in chairs and on the airport floor.
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More piecemeal reforms would simply be rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.
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One member handed him $10 and asked him to fetch her beach chairs.
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The glitter chairs and ottomans are available in pink and blue as well.
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They got the loudest chairs possible, which I think was a smart move.
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I substituted some photos and added new chairs, some technology and personal items.
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Nathan also chairs one of Columbia's Institutional Review Boards, which oversees research ethics.
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Each cabana comes with a shower, electricity, two lounge chairs and little else.
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"There's no fancy reception area, leather-covered chairs, or brandy decanters," he said.
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The new commission will be led by two co-chairs representing both parties.
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Certain objects tend to recur in surreal photographs: shirts, bedding, ladders, chairs, shoes.
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In their three-wheeled chairs, their heads are down, their bodies angled forward.
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Seating is flexible, ranging from bleachers to sofas, office chairs to privacy booths.
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Judy Chu (D-Calif.), who chairs the caucus, and Mike Honda (D-Calif.).
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New upholstery on chairs and benches in the high-traffic Diplomatic Reception Room.
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They raised their hands, while their small legs dangled off the blue chairs.
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The metal chairs set up for the planning- board meeting were all taken.
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And we bet those sweet Adirondack chairs will be full of happy customers.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), who chairs the Oversight Committee's subpanel on information technology.
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John Shott, a Republican who chairs the judiciary committee, said in a statement.
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Lynn Westemoreland, a Georgia Republican who chairs an intelligence subccommittee that oversees NSA.
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It featured ribbon-laden chairs, rainbow place settings, and a ton of balloons.
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The nine sit in black leather chairs, neatly spaced around a rectangular table.
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His parents sat stoically with furrowed brows in the chairs next to him.
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The table and the chairs are coming from the courthouse here in Antwerp.
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McCain, a former presidential candidate, chairs the Senate's all-important Armed Services Committee.
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"Randomly, finding the perfect chairs was a big deal for me," says Ceccarelli.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), who chairs the House's archconservative Freedom Caucus, told Vox.
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The nun leads us down another beige hallway set with heavy wooden chairs.
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She and Cecil sat in chairs beside the pulpit, which was not elevated.
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The pool area will be fitted with cabanas, lounge chairs and outdoor kitchens.
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He had already been making normal Adirondack chairs in Michigan's famous mitten shape.
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The ban would prohibit restaurants from adding outside tables and chairs, Buckley reported.
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The Barbie cookbook, pink chairs, and other kitchen accessories make the space inviting.
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There are no chairs, except for those provided for the elderly or sick.
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Andy Biggs, and the co-chairs of the liberal Congressional Progressive Caucus, Reps.
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Roy Blunt, a Republican from Missouri who chairs the health subcommittee on appropriations.
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Kelton: Yes, but President Obama and President Clinton both reappointed Republican Fed chairs.
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About two dozen men and women sit on plastic chairs facing a whiteboard.
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There are pine trees and small tables with chairs that look like mushrooms.
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He also chairs five NYSE-listed firms, including three real estate investment trusts.
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Meanwhile, youngsters in campaign T-shirts put out folding chairs and rainbow flags.
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One of my first actions with Fourth Battalion was to remove those chairs.
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Teachers told of tantrums, at times violent, and of chairs thrown in classrooms.
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Mueller will testify in open session on July 17, according to the chairs.
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García Nesitla intensifies the rhythm of strumming as chairs and stairs fall down.
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A neighboring shop selling home goods such as plastic chairs was also looted.
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In his office, he had set up a card table and two chairs.
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Eight kids in the class sit in folding chairs with no writing surface.
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The visual design is no more elaborate than cafe chairs and a spotlight.
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But others take seats before ordering by placing their book bags on chairs.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), who chairs the House Freedom Caucus, made some enemies.
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Instead, she had a love seat, along with a table and two chairs.
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Like a movie theater, the second row of chairs is even slightly elevated.
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A dozen congregants sat on chairs arranged in a semicircle one recent morning.
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We sat in chairs facing each other and went over what had happened.
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He also was staff director for the Senate antitrust subcommittee, which Lee chairs.
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Over the centuries, similar chairs have appeared in Europe, India, Egypt and Iran.
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Are we beyond being asked to fetch coffee for department chairs and worse?
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Tony Cárdenas, who chairs BOLD PAC, told BuzzFeed News in a statement Wednesday.
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Children's chairs have different seat heights intended for different ages, so choose carefully.
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He upholstered two barrel chairs in the living room with durable outdoor fabric.
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His made-to-order chairs (which start at $1,200) are guaranteed for life.
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Beach chairs and umbrellas can be rented for $12 to $15 from beachcomfort.net.
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They are also disinfecting trays, dining room tables and chairs after each use.
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He also designed the space's colorful drapes, desk, chairs, lamps and gridded carpet.
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So, a chart of which chairs the hosts sit in throughout a series.
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Finance is another window into how companies are faring in the musical chairs.
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The bottom line: This isn't fun like our childhood musical chairs, is it?
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Place two chairs three and a half feet apart, and sit facing someone.
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A CNN reporter's photo of the room filled with empty chairs went viral.
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Precinct chairs were reporting problems logging into the app as of Monday afternoon.
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Most recently, he was considering a mix of shelflike towers and throne chairs.
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Jayapal's decision means Sanders now has the backing of both CPC co-chairs.
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