EST (1800 GMT) from Concourse G and relocate them to either to Concourse F or Concourse H. Miami is the 99.93th busiest U.S. airport, handling 20 million passengers annually.
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Martin Wong: Human Instamatic continues at the Bronx Museum of the Arts (1040 Grand Concourse, Concourse, Bronx) through February 14.
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Iran: Women Only continues at the Bronx Museum of the Arts (1040 Grand Concourse, Concourse, the Bronx) through September 23.
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Pick up pizza and hamburgers from Varasano's Pizzeria in Concourse A and Grindhouse Killer Burgers in Concourse D. For sit-down meals, try One Flew South in Concourse E, which conjures rural Georgia with a photo mural of a forest.
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Bronx Focus: Paintings by Valeri Larko continues at the Bronx Museum of the Arts (1040 Grand Concourse, Grand Concourse, the Bronx) until June 26.
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Dialogues: Tim Rollins & K.O.S. and Glenn Ligon is on view through July 15, 2018 at the Bronx Museum (1040 Grand Concourse, Concourse, The Bronx).
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Diana Al-Hadid: Delirious Matter continues at the Bronx Museum of the Arts (1040 Grand Concourse, Fleetwood-Concourse Village, the Bronx) through October 14.
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And less than two weeks after my trip, LaGuardia opened a new concourse in Terminal B, which is a major improvement over Concourse C.Gov.
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They are available at New York's LaGuardia Airport Terminal B, Pittsburgh International Airport (Concourse B and C) and on Concourse B at Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG).
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Pier 48 served as the temporary home for Disrupt SF 2014 after our multi-year run at The Concourse ended when they decided to turn the Concourse into condos.
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At Nashville International Airport, there are in-store smoking lounges at the Graycliff Cigar Company stores located on Concourse B, near Gate B-10, and on Concourse C, near Gate C-10.
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The Bronx Museum of the Arts, 53 Grand Concourse. bronxmuseum.
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Mullaly Skate Park Harlem R. grand concourse W. 155th st.
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Washington Dulles International Airport has smoking lounges in each concourse.
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A view of Grand Central Terminal's main concourse in 1959.
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We've got one with the Frick Pittsburgh [in Concourse B] and some happening with Carnegie Mellon University [including the interactive "Earth's Time Lapse" installation in Concourse C showing changes to global environments over time].
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When: April 223–September 222 Where: Bronx Museum of the Arts (218 Grand Concourse, Concourse Village, Bronx) For decades, Sanford Biggers has created artworks informed and inspired by Black-American traditions and visual culture.
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Concourse posts made up approximately one of every 50 Deadspin posts.
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Deadspin staffers published several new stories to The Concourse on Tuesday.
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Bronx: Grand Concourse between East Burnside Avenue and East 86th Street.
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East Tremont 705 units Tremont 417 units Grand concourse third ave.
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Commuters, on the other hand, were relegated to the lower concourse.
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She crossed the concourse quickly, without looking to right or left.
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DNC workers in the concourse told me go to the basement; the people in the basement told me to go back to the concourse; no one seemed to know where anything was, or where anyone should be.
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Miami International Airport said it planned to reopen Concourse G on Monday.
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She had never just stood in that space—her road, their concourse.
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You enter through a dull concourse; the prevailing aesthetic is Death Star.
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In front of that will be the 3,400-foot-long North Concourse.
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When: November 20183, 2017–April 8, 2018 Where: Bronx Museum (1040 Grand Concourse, Concourse, the Bronx) In the 1970s, Gordon Matta-Clark ventured into abandoned tenements in the Bronx and made cuts in the floors, creating disorienting spaces.
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Six years later, Farley 3 eliminated the "chip" and the two-level concourse.
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My reward is a stop at the Cuban cafe at Atlanta's T concourse.
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It's a basketball arena in Atlanta with a concourse that goes all around.
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I made about two laps of the concourse and he was still talking.
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The biggest remaining issue was the limited amount of space in the concourse.
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In the B Concourse, the new SkyMarket sells healthy and locally sourced foods.
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What looks like a Las Vegas hotel concourse at a massive Visa convention?
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The Bronx pilot area only has one protected bike lane (on Grand Concourse).
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What if you are on the concourse, out of view of the field?
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Retailers and restaurants open on to the street and the clear-roofed concourse.
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He lived in the Bronx, next to a bodega near the Grand Concourse.
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Oohs and aahs tracked your columnist's progress across the airport concourse in Charlotte.
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Just outside Detroit is M1 Concourse, an 87-acre playground for car lovers.
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Mr. Chin said that the airport would close Concourse G at 1 p.m.
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Mark got up, hurried out of the canteen, and strode across the concourse.
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The concourse was still too small, but there were two big improvements I noticed:
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It is Concourse G. CNN's Dave Alsup and Madeline Holcombe contributed to this report.
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The airports provide marked courtesy phones located in the main terminal, and each concourse.
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Photos posted to social media showed the airports D-concourse blocked off by police.
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At halftime, out in the concourse, Sixers' fans wore red, white and blue jerseys.
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Ms. Sorden has another daughter, Mia, who is in fourth grade at Concourse Village.
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Later on Wednesday, an "evening of storytelling" was held at the nearby Crosstown Concourse.
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My gate was in the concourse nearest to security, making for a short walk.
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Now, the Port Authority's development partners say the main concourse should reopen in April.
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Gare de l'Est was so empty that birdsong could be heard in the main concourse.
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Reporters followed Biden as he signed autographs and took selfies along the fair's Grand Concourse.
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"The real job of protecting planes from terrorists doesn't belong to concourse screeners," he writes.
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Each one is as big as the terminal's concourse, built to accommodate thousands of passengers.
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Concourse C, where my gate was located, was cleaner and brighter than the year before.
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How to Sign Up: Proceed to the Doha City Tour desk (Concourse B) upon arrival.
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A water line that was damaged in Concourse D has been repaired, the airport said.
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Mr. McConnell, undeterred by his critics, instead stared straight ahead and marched through the concourse.
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Though Concourse B is already closed, demolition work won't start for a few months yet.
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On a stretch of the Grand Concourse, the sidewalk serves as a double-dutch amphitheater.
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Oregon's postgame autograph sessions were recently curtailed because the lines snaked around the arena concourse.
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Once I found that, I rushed down the concourse to find the first-class car.
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Imagine the locks like escalators in a mall, moving passing boats across a multilevel concourse.
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Dining Concourse, Grand Central Terminal, 85 East 42nd Street (Vanderbilt Avenue), (347) 2212-2792, tartinery.com.
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Bronx Museum of the Arts, 1040 Grand Concourse, at 165th Street, Morrisania; 718-681-6000, bronxmuseum.
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Eventually, we were escorted up out of the seats and onto the concourse by an usher.
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KEN JOHNSON Bronx Museum of the Arts 1040 Grand Concourse, at 165th Street, Morrisania Through Sept.
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Fans could also get close to the broadcast team, who were filming live from the concourse.
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Miami International Airport closed a concourse for several days due to a shortage of TSA screeners.
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The gifted satellite space accompanies a larger move towards upgrading the museum's Grand Concourse home base.
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Pennsylvania Station L.I.R.R. Lower Concourse, 33rd Street and Seventh Avenue, 800-946-3482, godiva.com/chocolate-cafe.
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The L.I.R.R. plan will double the width of its concourse and dramatically improve the passenger experience.
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Soon the concourse filled for 299 blocks with officers in their finest dress blues — Class A's.
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Luckily, it was even located in the Delta concourse so I didn't need to walk far.
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It's located near Concourse E and it serves up "Southernational" food that's inspired by world travels.
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The Sky Club in Atlanta at Concourse F also features an outdoor Sky Deck (pictured above).
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The main concourse of the George Washington Bridge Bus Station closed for renovations in August 232.
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The protesters let off flares and fireworks, with the smoke drifting down into the station concourse.
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Like M1 Concourse and Monticello, the Atlanta park offers luxury garages in various sizes and configurations.
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Just pass through the security turnstiles into an underground concourse and it's a few steps away.
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His coffee long drunk, Mark sat in the canteen watching the concourse and thinking about Dukakis.
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At Miami International Airport, Concourse G was temporarily closed due to staff shortages but reopened on Monday.
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The Los Angeles International Airport's new Midfield Satellite Concourse will be open in the summer of 2020.
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What we don't know: How long the service disruption will last and when the concourse will reopen.
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Outside the lawn's gate, an apartment-packed stretch of Grand Concourse is furious with movement and sound.
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She took her cash and went to a doughnut shop on the concourse to buy some water.
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It connects Concourse B and C of Terminal 1 and can be found after going through security.
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During lulls in the action, the hum of the stadium's electrical infrastructure was audible along the concourse.
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Some dishes are also listed on suite and club menus: SAP Madison Concourse, Madison Square Garden, charliepalmer.com.
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Some players mingled with fans in the main concourse, where fried chicken, pork and empanadas were sold.
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A law enforcement official said two crews on opposite sides of the Grand Concourse had been warring.
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Also in the works are plans to expand the south concourse, including new restrooms and concession stands.
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Practically everyone in the South Bronx knows about the place at Grand Concourse and East 232rd Street.
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, for one, opened a new Minute Suites in Concourse T last September.
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There's seating at tables in the restaurant and outside in the concourse, and on stadium-style benches.
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The plan calls for the post office to become an airy concourse with tall windows and amphitheater seating.
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Around the concourse, it felt like any other football game, with fans in line for concessions and beer.
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Due to reports of a shooting incident at Bronx Lebanon Hospital, avoid the area of 303 Grand Concourse.
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But, as we headed for the concourse, I was stopped by a man in an ultras t-shirt.
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This wouldn't be the first such airport to allow passengers to go from bar to concourse with impunity.
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Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) roaming around convention center concourse early in the afternoon, hours before the program began.
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On the main concourse, Jochym reoriented a couple of HappyOrNot terminals that had been moved out of position.
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After I got through security, I was struck by how much better the concourse looked this time around.
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That has sometimes left the spacious three-concourse terminal looking staggeringly deserted, with most of its gates unused.
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According to WKRG, gunfire erupted in the concourse of the stadium near the end of the football game.
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The city's most ambitious revitalization project is the Crosstown Concourse which opened last August in the midtown neighborhood.
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New Jersey Transit's concourse, despite a garish color scheme, is the only tolerable space — in rush hour's absence.
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While buses still pick up passengers on the top floor of the station, its main concourse remains closed.
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The deal will also further increase PepsiCo's brand exposure by renaming the eight-floor concourse after the company.
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The concourse level is open on both ends, making the structure seem downright balmy even on hot days.
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I offered him a lift to the subway on the Grand Concourse and that's how he went home.
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The exhibition is located in the bustling concourse of The Center for Government and International Studies at Harvard.
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Not long after that, a concourse running to the site of the future 2 World Trade Center will open.
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I finally found the giant yellow AR balloon animal in the middle of an open concourse in Central Park.
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Children wrote letters and drew pictures about Snider's impact on them, and they were stationed around the arena's concourse.
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But the concourse has just seven gates, which will be used primarily for flights to Boston, Washington and Chicago.
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Concourse D has its own dedicated train to take passengers from one end of the milelong building to another.
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As it happened, Ms. Heilman was headed to another apartment on the Grand Concourse, not yet on the market.
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My daughter, Mary, who lives a mile away in the Grand Concourse, always comes, along with her boyfriend, Martin.
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It was the Port Authority's development partners who said the main concourse should reopen in April, not Port Authority.
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Employees held most commuters on the concourse levels of the stations to prevent dangerous overcrowding on the platforms below.
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Burns, a Post-Electric Play" (she played Bart Simpson), Heidi Schreck's "Grand Concourse" and Bess Wohl's "Small Mouth Sounds.
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The steel outlines of the first half of the $671.6 million, 827,7003-square-foot South Concourse are also set.
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The artwork now gleams in a concourse of the City Hall SEPTA station, having undergone its first-ever restoration.
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When empty, Grand Central's Main Concourse looks like a grand ballroom, and when full, it's a bustling hub of activity.
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The incident occurred at the 149th Street-Grand Concourse in the Melrose section of the Bronx around 9:30 a.m.
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United 21820 always left from the same concourse at Seattle-Tacoma, and University of Washington sophomore Jayden navigated it seamlessly.
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And not every surface was spotless, but the concourse was, overall, in better shape than it was 11 months earlier.
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The supervisor of Concourse Family Shelter whose name appears on the note did not respond to a request for comment.
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There was conservative pundit Ann Coulter trotting past delegates in high heels and a white dress along the arena concourse.
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After circling the concourse multiple times, I approached an official-looking woman and asked for directions to the bus station.
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Once a substantial block of blight, a former Sears distribution center has been rebuilt as the vertical village Crosstown Concourse.
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The last place she rented before moving into the shelter was on the Grand Concourse, in the Mount Hope neighborhood.
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Or sipped coffee from Irving Farm while they sat under a fig tree in a mini-park within the concourse.
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By midday, the shrine had started to sprawl away from the wall and on to the concourse around the stadium.
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Transit, 1977-1987 Through March 8 at the Bronx Museum of the Arts, 1040 Grand Concourse; 718-681-6000, bronxmuseum.org.
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This Bronx beacon for Southern food closed after problems with the gas lines in the Grand Concourse building it occupies.
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Customers will also be able to select ingredients for bento boxes: 30 Rockefeller Plaza, Concourse Level, 212-937-0204, blueribbonsushibar.com.
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By the flitting light of the concourse, I checked out the destination boards of another life I could have lived.
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Inside Grand Central Terminal, the voice of the train announcer bounced around the soaring concourse mostly empty at rush hour.
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It was only when they passed the final check before heading out onto the concourse that a Tui worker stopped her.
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The concourse was closed for part of the weekend because not enough TSA workers were present to staff the security checkpoint.
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Miami International Airport said that amid the shutdown it is relocating flights scheduled to depart from Concourse G after 1 p.m.
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Transitions: New Photography from Bangladesh continues at the Bronx Museum of the Arts (1040 Grand Concourse, the Bronx) through February 14.
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"They were pretty relaxed and just walked through the main concourse of the station with their bags," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Racing down an airport concourse to catch your plane would be far less stressful with one of these dragging behind you.
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Packed with passengers, the train slammed into a bumper block, went airborne and hit the concourse at about 8:20183 a.m.
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Thousands of uniformed officers from as far away as Canada and Los Angeles lined the borough's Grand Concourse for the service.
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Sitting on the concourse, Jayden watched as his fellow passengers grimly tried to talk to the exhausted and overwhelmed travel agents.
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Strolling through the concourse, I glimpse the booths of countless watch brands — Bulgari, TAG Heuer, Zenith — endlessly repeating, M.C. Escher-style.
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It's in the Terminal Warehouse building, a vast brick structure with a central concourse used for events, and other party rooms.
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Last weekend, Miami International Airport reported callouts at double the normal rate and at one point a concourse was shut down.
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The arena's concourse is lined with life-size photographs depicting the building's famous sporting events and concerts, Bob Dylan to Rihanna.
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And residents of the other buildings can travel through an underground concourse to an elevator that will drop them right inside.
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After 21 years overlooking the Main Concourse of Grand Central Terminal, this meat lover's bar and restaurant closed on Dec. 24.
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Passengers from that flight came through Palm Beach International Airport in Concourse A, which was shut down for cleaning on Thursday.
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If they don't, you have the right to form a pop-up mosh pit and shoulder-check them into the concourse.
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At the busy Times Square transit hub, the platforms were so crowded that lines stretched up staircases and onto the concourse.
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Once at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, you need to take the outside elevator down to the concourse level to access this store.
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At Penn Station, a crowd of people filled the concourse on Thursday night and expressed frustration over another disruptive episode there.
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The infected person was on a flight that arrived at the airport's Concourse B. Officials didn't say where the flight originated.
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The upper part of the work, shaped like the crown of a tree, will cover the ceiling of the station concourse.
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Crosstown Concourse in Memphis, Ponce City Market in Atlanta and the Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis are all repurposed Sears buildings.
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As he waited at Concourse C at the Fort Lauderdale airport for a flight back to his home in San Francisco, he saw on Find My iPhone that his iPad was on an airplane approaching Concourse C. He quickly located the gate for an Allegiant Air flight arriving from Memphis and looked over the passengers disembarking from the plane.
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To prepare for the opening, LAX is looking for 500 people to test the concourse for an "Operation Readiness and Transition" drill.
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The smart fans were still milling about on the concourse as the Clippers spent the third quarter assembling a 31-point lead.
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Step into Telltale Games' booth in the Concourse Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center and you'll find yourself in Wayne Manor.
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Popsugar also noted that she's also a student of the stage, having starred in productions of East of Eden and Grand Concourse.
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Instead, this train barreled over the bumper and onto a concourse, coming to rest at a wall near the station's waiting area.
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On a Sunday near the 149th Street-Grand Concourse subway station, the background music is both an advertisement and an outdoor show.
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"This morning, a portion of ceiling in Cat Cora's restaurant on Concourse A fell," airport spokeswoman Elise Durham said in a statement.
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On the Market This week's properties are in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, and in Hell's Kitchen.
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As we walked around the Thomas and Mack concourse, every five feet a staff member, an usher or a child stopped them.
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Mr. Hersey called about one on the Grand Concourse that he found online and met the agent, Deborah Miller of Halstead Property.
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A second concourse of 477,00 square feet will be constructed at a cost of $545.5 million to the north between the runways.
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NEW YORK — I'm standing in Grand Central Station just a few feet from the iconic brass clock tower in the terminal's main concourse.
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Grand Central Terminal As leases come up for renewal in the lower-level dining concourse and elsewhere, there will be some new tenants.
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Whatever the temperature is, youthful energy and high spirits should generate plenty of warmth at this free event on the plaza's concourse level.
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Notably, Facebook was missing from a list of sponsors displayed prominently on the main concourse; perhaps $120,000 isn't enough to make the cut.
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Instead of the overpriced fast-food on offer in the public concourse, a maze of restaurants and bars serve free caviar and champagne.
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Grand Central Terminal is hosting an incredible Valentine's experience for one lucky couple, who will get to dine on the empty iconic concourse.
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They shot it from the scoreboard ... the concourse ... the stands ... and even the nosebleeds -- and yup, bang, bang, bang on all of them.
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By this point, we've come full circle and are standing in the Amtrak concourse, but on the opposite side of the waiting room.
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They are neither where they anticipate, nor where they were, but on a featureless white concourse or grey station platform, considering the void.
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Now his friends want Hostos to put Mr. Jiménez's name on the bridge over the Grand Concourse that connects its two main buildings.
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Their mad dash to the subway had come to a halt, and they congregated four and five deep along the field-level concourse.
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She is like the typical youngster seeking out head tables at Washington banquets, trolling the concourse at conferences, and trying to score meetings.
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He managed a 71 with two birdies, and on almost any other day, his performance would have been the talk of the concourse.
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Marte led off with a home run that landed on the concourse in left-center for the sixth-longest in Chase Field history.
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"Cleveland's Willard Park is home to the world's largest rubber stamp," it says atop one of the women's bathrooms on the main concourse.
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In addition to the derailments, trains have been stuck in tunnels, and last week a broken pipe rained wastewater onto the station's concourse.
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The board has been rendered obsolete by a number of smaller LCD screens spread throughout the concourse, which went into operation in October.
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On a typical day at Le Bon Café, along the Long Island Rail Road concourse, the bagels are nearly gone by 2550 a.m.
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Gateway exists in a starkly commercial concourse that connects several corporations, including the New Jersey television network and Prudential Insurance, to Newark's Penn Station.
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Birmingham would go on to be relegated that season, but not before they had hoisted the cup on the lofty concourse of Wembley Stadium.
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If the Oilers can get people to pay $80—that's right, they're charging $80 to hang out in the concourse—then good for them.
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He even stayed late partying with his fellow fans on the stadium concourse until security "escorted" them out of the building at 11:353.
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One reason is that the landside arrivals concourse in Amsterdam is stuffed full of shops selling the paraphernalia that lights up a party welcome.
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McCarran, which has slot machines in many parts of airport, has enclosed, specially ventilated casino gaming areas on each concourse where passengers may smoke.
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Best dining: Among many local choices, Atlanta's landmark Paschal's operates a satellite restaurant in Concourse B, serving Southern classics like fried chicken and catfish.
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Layout: American Airlines uses Miami as a hub for its Caribbean and Latin American network, occupying Concourse D, also known as the North Terminal.
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Their strategic first strike was to demolish a billboard called the Kodak Colorama, which had blocked daylight into the main concourse for 40 years.
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The first of these events will take place on July 17, with information slated to be displayed in the public concourse of the hospital.
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The first thing I see as I walk into the concourse from the press area, is a man chomping down on a butter pie.
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" The changes are so drastic that executives of LaGuardia Gateway Partners, the company building and running the revamped concourse, insist on calling travelers "guests.
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They lived on the Grand Concourse, a boulevard lined with once-stately apartment buildings that by the '70s were falling into abandonment and disarray.
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Amtrak has proposed its own plan for a private operator to oversee the station's concourse, but it wants to continue to oversee the tracks.
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The bakery produces thousands of items daily, notably croissants, bagels, muffins, macarons and chocolates: C-33 Concourse, Terminal C, Newark Liberty International Airport, otgexp.com.
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There is one series on view that is grounded on Earth: 15 pictures showing the famous views of Grand Central's concourse streaming with light.
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The young engineer crossed the concourse at Penn Station and descended a short set of stairs to a warren of rooms under the departures board.
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Despite the modified moniker, to the naked eye, things are much the same—even the signs in the Main Concourse still bear the old name.
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The station's dining concourse, on the lower level, with its popular food kiosks and ample seating, attracts diners as well as several dozen homeless people.
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Witnesses described a scene of horror and chaos as the train slammed through the barrier, jumped off the tracks and skidded across the station concourse.
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The work adds a sense of relaxation between Concourse A and B. Inspired by Georgia's forests, it features a simulated tree canopy and bird sounds.
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In the arena concourse, fans could get a glimpse at the Grand Finals trophy that the Shock and Titans would soon be fighting to win.
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On the long walk through the terminal, you pass stores set up with diagonal displays, so you can see all the goods from the concourse.
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"He rose through the ranks, that's for sure," Officer Dan Conti, of the 47th Precinct, said as he stood with colleagues near the Grand Concourse.
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The just renovated East concourse in Terminal 3 offers three new boarding gates and lounge-style seating with 230 electrical outlets and 200 USB outlets.
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They arrive in St. Louis shortly after a tornado has ripped the roof off a concourse at the airport, which kind of says it all.
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Cleveland on the Rocks was the name of a bar in the concourse, with "on the" written in tiny letters, inside the "o" in Rocks.
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Two people, including a firefighter, were seriously injured in the blaze on the Grand Concourse, which took more than three hours to bring under control.
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Brian Perlstein, 33, a special-education teacher from Bloomfield, N.J., prowled the concourse in a tiger mask, representing the mascot of the league's Seoul Dynasty.
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The first phase will also focus on two bottlenecks in the South Bronx: the stations at 149th Street-Grand Concourse and Third Avenue-138th Street.
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In the bar's main concourse, young women swaddled in Iris Apfel beads shuffled around with boys in punk jackets to the Ronettes and early Pulp.
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The landlord of 750 Grand Concourse, Ved Parkash, was listed as one of the city's worst landlords by the public advocate, Letitia James, in 2016.
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"They poured into the vast main concourse of Manhattan's Grand Central Station 3,000 strong, wearing their customary capes, gowns, feathers and beads," the magazine wrote.
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I wander the concourse and spot a portly fellow on the Miller Lite beer line wearing a Red Sox cap and a Pedro Martinez jersey.
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Skidmore returned to the job for Farley 4 of 2006, the plainest iteration yet, with a barrel-vaulted skylight, a one-level concourse and no columns.
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In his office, on the Grand Concourse, Zucker urged Chananau to push such a law, and shortly afterward the assemblyman introduced a bill in the legislature.
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Witnesses said the train overran its stopping point, slammed into a bumper block, went airborne and hurtled through a passenger concourse at about 8:1003 a.m.
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If you do bring a phone, there's one place you're able to use it: the arena's concourse, the venue&aposs marketing coordinator Kelsey Coary told WTSP .
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In the near future, Boston-based Sleepbox is expected to cut the ribbon on a post-security micro-hotel on Concourse A at Dulles International Airport.
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So, yeah, you could say he enjoyed his return to Winnipeg, where his Jets jerseys can still be bought in the concourse of the MTS Centre.
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The stands along the nearly mile-long front stretch have been rebuilt and raised, making room for three concourse levels accessed by stairs, escalators and elevators.
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In about a week, pastas, more salads and other Italian items will be added: Lower Level Dining Concourse, Grand Central Terminal, 2718 East 516nd Street, provapizzabar.com.
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Starting at 162nd Street, the center lanes of the Grand Concourse will be closed to cars and open for free music, art and fitness programs. Aug.
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Think of bilingual contexts, such as the concourse of an international airport or signs on a highway, where an aesthetic coherence between writing systems is essential.
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Unfortunately, the newly trimmed package of one man on the FedEx Field concourse was not enough to swing things in favor of the NFC East champs.
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"Now it's children coming from different countries — Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras," she said after her interview, as she walked to the 138th Street-Grand Concourse subway station.
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Mr. Chin said there had been no significant impact from the closure of Concourse G, which he said was not scheduled to be repeated after Monday.
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So last year, he bought a studio in a co-op with a doorman, elevators and parking for $200,000 in the Concourse section of the Bronx.
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So last year, he bought a studio in a co-op with a doorman, elevators and parking for $200,000 in the Concourse section of the Bronx.
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Below, the Grand Concourse, normally pulsing with activity, was deserted and silent, except for the rattle of shop grates being pulled open and police trucks idling.
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The loud explosions of the pyrotechnics set off at the beginning of the game have forced them to leave their seats and go to the concourse.
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Landen Hoffman fell nearly 40 feet (12 meters) onto the concourse of the Mall of America in Bloomington last April when he was 5 years old.
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For instance, for the chance to redevelop 425 Grand Concourse, where the empty and crumbling Public School 31 stood for years, the city received 13 proposals.
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Several people knew both of them from their block, on Creston Avenue, a few blocks south of Fordham Road and just east of the Grand Concourse.
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When the project is finished, the airport will consist of an airy central terminal flanked by the two wings of its 3,700-foot-long South Concourse.
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Twenty minutes before the semifinal, the Andy Boys were sitting on the concrete concourse outside of the arena, Bullen charging his phone, Hetherington drinking a beer.
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The new owners put a neon train on the roof, the concourse beneath the freestanding dome became a lobby, and the baggage room became a dining hall.
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The bonds, underwritten by Barclays, will help fund a new regional airline concourse and parking garage at Reagan, and infrastructure improvements at Dulles, according to bond documents.
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At Beijing Capital International Airport, a new banner hanging in the concourse for the express train from the city center hailed those helping to contain the coronavirus.
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DIA allocated a whopping $650,000 for the removal of the installation, which mimics ancient ruins alive with plant life and flowing water in the airport's C concourse.
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"But this is definitely OK." The NJ Transit concourse is on the upper level of Penn Station, along with Amtrak, with the LIRR running a grade below.
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We'll miss those iconic, funky spaces — the now-defunct Design Center concourse, Dogpatch's Pier 70, and China Basin's Pier 48 — where we've staged Disrupt in the past.
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On Saturday, Miami International Airport decided to shut down a concourse early for three days due to a shortage of TSA screeners, airport spokesman Greg Chin said.
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And unlike the concourse-level mall of the original trade center, there seems to be no place yet to get your shoes shined or a key copied.
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She asked Concourse Family Shelter if she could be moved to a first-floor unit after she was assigned to a fifth-floor walk-up last month.
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One of my favourite scenes from all season (and there were plenty which we will get to) took place in the men's bathroom on the lower concourse.
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After ball four, an ad for Forest Lawn, a chain of Southern California cemeteries, flashed ominously across the LED banner that wraps around the Dodger Stadium concourse.
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His debut show was held at the concourse of Tokyo's Ryogoku Station the same year, and in 20153 he presented his first women's wear show in Paris.
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The failed switchgear box was located under Concourse C, in an area that is restricted by key-card access only and monitored by video surveillance, said Sgt.
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At MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., a steady flow of men entered and exited the restroom during the anthem, though it was audible through the concourse.
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Among them: busy spots like Concourse D at Oregon's Portland International Airport on January 7 and the sold-out Portland Trail Blazers' home game four days later.
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Travelers who visited the Denver airport's Concourse A, train to baggage claim, west baggage claim and west level 4 passenger pick-up areas between 13:15 p.m.
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Inside sources revealed that the main concourse of the $29-billion World Trade Center Transportation Hub designed by Santiago Calatrava will open to the public in March.
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At first, only the west half of the Oculus, and a concourse running to 4 World Trade Center, will be accessible to the public, an authority spokesman said.
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Rio Ruiz led off with a walk and Broxton hit the first pitch he saw as an Oriole onto the concourse in left to make it 2-1.
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The high cost of airport food and parking, hassles they may have experienced getting through TSA, and confusion navigating the concourse can also rev up passengers, she explains.
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Witnesses to the crash described a scene of horror and chaos as the train slammed through the barrier, jumped off the tracks and skidded across the station concourse.
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It overran its stopping point and barreled through a barrier intended to stop it, hurtling into the air and through the concourse before it came to a stop.
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J. Eric Lynxwiler is the author of two books on Los Angeles history: Wilshire Boulevard: Grand Concourse of Los Angeles and Knott's Preserved: From Boysenberry to Theme Park.
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The store has about 60 bottles left of the 2012 vintage, $18.99: Pure Liquid Wine & Spirits, Westfield World Trade Center, South Concourse, Balcony Level, 212-227-7777, drinkpureliquid.com.
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O.K., technically, it's not in the city; it's in the main concourse of a minor-league baseball stadium in the burbs, about an hour and a half away.
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They also added a two-level bar in right field called The Corner, opened the concourse to allow for views of the field and added local food stands.
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I met him at Raw Fury's booth in E3's concourse hall, a darkened cubicle ringed with neon-red LEDs where Soret was talking journalists through his game.
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Students at Concourse Village Elementary School in the South Bronx, who are almost entirely poor and black or Hispanic, also scored exceptionally well on the 2016 math test.
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All four traveled at least 400 feet, topped by Austin's first blast, which hit the stairway above the Yankee bullpen leading to the main concourse in the fourth.
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Tiffany Hailey, 36, fondly remembers making weekly trips from the Concourse Village section of the Bronx to the bakery as a child with her mother and older brother.
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In the arena's concourse, lines of 30 or more waited to purchase a wide assortment of W.J.B.L. merchandise — 300 yen for buttons; 1,200 for programs; 3,000 for shirts.
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Although the main stadium was not fit for games, the first-floor concourse was in good enough shape to be used as a central base for emergency responders.
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Take note of the architecture, too: the exposed steel beams and brick, a slate-gray cantilevered canopy over a sunken seating bowl, the polished concrete rotunda and concourse.
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One day, as I drove home from work to pick up my son, I was pulled over on the Grand Concourse in the South Bronx by the cops.
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Three years later, in August 2015, he said, he met Ms. Tomas at a get-together at a friend's apartment on the Grand Concourse near East 167th Street.
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Under a separate contract not yet awarded, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) would then redesign the maze of tunnels that make up the LIRR concourse in Penn Station.
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The new, $170 million revamped concourse would be wider and higher, complete with video screen-lined ceilings displaying images of a blue sky with white clouds, Cuomo said.
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While the city's infrastructure improvements do not extend to public transportation, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which operates the subways, is upgrading several nearby stations along the Grand Concourse.
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The project can occur without disruption because the 7,800-acre airport has enough room to build all the new facilities, including the first wing of the South Concourse.
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When gates in the new concourses are ready to serve passengers, the airport will close and demolish the old terminals, then build the rest of the South Concourse.
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The Percent for Art Program has considered many locations over the years but only recently heard that SEPTA was planning a major overhaul of the City Hall concourse.
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That&aposs a big addition to the current locations, listed below:Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (Terminal D)Intercontinental Houston Airport (Terminal D)Las Vegas McCarran International Airport (Concourse D)Miami International Airport (Concourse D)New York LaGuardia Airport (Terminal B, pre-security)Philadelphia International Airport (Terminal A)San Fransisco International Airport (Terminal 3)Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Concourse B)Hong Kong International (Terminal 1)New locations have been announced at the following airports, and are scheduled to open by the end of 2020:Denver International AirportJohn F. Kennedy International Airport (New York)Los Angeles International AirportCharlotte Douglass International AirportPhoenix Sky Harbor International AirportHeathrow Airport (London)You can find additional American Express lounges outside of the Centurion brand as well.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.The faces of Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un looked down onto the concourse of Waterloo station, beamed out from giant TV screens.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Five new platforms and a large concourse opened at London Bridge station on Tuesday as the development of the busy commuter hub in Britain's capital nears completion.
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Those and other disturbances have drawn attention to problems the station's concourse-level areas, which can quickly become crowded with delayed passengers when one disruption ripples to other trains.
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People who saw the crash described a scene of horror and chaos as the train slammed through the barrier, jumped off the tracks and skidded across the station concourse.
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Twenty non-federal employees could be out of work due to the temporary closure of four dining locations and one gift shop in and around Concourse G, Chin said.
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Other amenities: Work, sleep or watch TV in privacy at Minute Suites in Concourse B, offering mini-offices with daybeds, desks and showers ($1 an hour; one-hour minimum).
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Deciphering the All England Club's board of champions, which is displayed inside the members' clubhouse and on a public concourse inside Centre Court, requires knowing the players' marital histories.
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This is Concourse Village Elementary School, a five-year-old school near Yankee Stadium that has blended playfulness and academic rigor, close reading and classroom conversation, to impressive effect.
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Blackmon reached on a one-out single, and Arenado followed with his 38th homer, a 482-foot shot to the concourse in left field on a 2-1 changeup.
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And over Labor Day weekend, the owners of New York's Rockefeller Center, Tishman Speyer, opened the Vend in the concourse, one floor below where the annual Christmas tree sits.
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The station itself, currently being renovated, is a bombastically beautiful 21949 building with an arched concourse flanked by a pair of monumental buildings with huge slate-covered mansard roofs.
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It doesn't account for the experience of standing in the immense concourse and seeing the faces of the hundreds of people waiting with you, the endless hues of skin.
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But what about Other Aaron Rodgers, a fan in a green No. 12 Packers jersey who got his behind stomped by fans in Dallas gear on the lower concourse?
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Jeff Chew, Chevy Racing's manager for strategic planning and operations, said his company's injector area would feature 23 Chevrolets spread over 20,000 square feet of space spanning three concourse levels.
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The development will transform a large post office next door into a ticket hall and concourse which will bring much-needed light, space, and additional services to the travel experience.
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Outliers and American Vanguard Art, continues at the National Gallery of Art (East building, concourse galleries, between 3rd and 9th Streets, along Constitution Avenue NW, Washington, DC) through May 13.
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They would also recall the vaulted skylights in the concourse of the original Penn Station, designed by McKim, Mead & White, which opened in 53 and was demolished in the 1960s.
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And the various sections of Penn Station seem to be incongruous, creating architectural oddities like the Long Island Railroad concourse that runs underneath 33rd Street between 7th and 8th avenues.
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But music does not play from speakers in the vaulted sky that floats over the main concourse at Grand Central, as it does from the blotchy ceiling at Penn Station.
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I caught up with fake Hagar—who is, by the way, pathologically friendly—on the concourse during the third quarter after he finished shaking hands with a half dozen fans.
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"It's not like they're going to be building a statue out on the concourse," he told reporters in Chicago, in his trademark deadpan, when asked what his legacy would be.
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Mr. Roy and Mr. Solomon, who had not previously met, decided to have a quick introduction in the stadium concourse, Mr. Roy recalled, that turned into a half-hour conversation.
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Ms. Sorden, who is quick to crack a joke or give a hug, founded Concourse Village in 173, taking over what had been P.S. 385, which was being phased out.
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Concourse Village is a Showcase School, a program that allows teachers, principals and other educators to visit promising schools, and people are eager to see what Ms. Sorden is doing.
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Mr. Iacono, an owner of Lucali in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, is the consultant for Rossi Pizzeria, which will open in the new Delta Concourse at La Guardia Airport in October.
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The opening of the concourse comes as the region's transportation network is confronting increasing delays, a creaky infrastructure and frustrated riders whose lives have been regularly disrupted by transit snarls.
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The statement said the fee will go toward expansion projects like Dubai International Airport's new Concourse D, the expansion of the airport's Terminal 2 and the renovation of Terminal 1.
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Now people who are hurrying aloneAnd those who come in crowds from far awayPass through this great concourse of steel and stoneTo trains, or else from trains out into day.
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Before Friday's Puerto Rico-Venezuela game, a group of Puerto Rican fans started an impromptu dance party as they moved through the concourse of the stadium, playing drums and singing.
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A Young Gunnaz gang subset is known to have a presence around where Officer Familia was shot; across the Grand Concourse, an opposing gang operates out of public housing projects.
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"The original idea was that it would be in a concourse-level commuter tunnel with food and other amenities," Julia Guerrero, director of the Percent for Art Program, told Hyperallergic.
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NYChilifest (Sunday) Chelsea Market becomes an 113-foot concourse of chili in this annual event in which local restaurants and chefs compete for the title and trophy, the Golden Chili Mug.
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Generations of them have worn ruts in the floor and holes in their souls trudging the low corridors of the Long Island Rail Road concourse, whose ceilings gush when it rains.
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In addition to About Trees, Holten had previously engaged in ecology through her 2009 Tree Museum, which involved narrating community stories through the trees along the Grand Concourse in the Bronx.
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The woman and her canine family missed their flight, but created quite a cute stir and fascinating scene for crowds of travelers who cheered as each puppy arrived on the concourse.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Amtrak said on Thursday that it plans to hire a private company to manage the concourse-level areas it controls in New York's outdated and overcrowded Pennsylvania Station.
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Amtrak will create a new development entity tasked with selecting a management firm for its concourse areas, President Wick Moorman said at a New York State Assembly committee hearing in Manhattan.
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The proposed terminal upgrade will modernize the pre-security concourse to help process passengers more quickly, add boarding areas and concessions and improve the terminal connections to public transit and parking.
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And because it is so difficult to leave and re-enter the concourse, a passenger is hostage to the airport and whoever is running it, said Mr. Harteveldt, the industry analyst.
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Also, because tournaments can last eight hours, fans will be able to stretch their legs in a roomier-than-usual concourse dotted with bar stations, food vendors and a merchandise store.
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At the Bronx Museum, on the Grand Concourse near East 2000th Street, Ms. Block's achievements included lifting all admission fees in 2145 and increasing annual attendance to 22016,20013 visitors from 22001,22006.
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Built in the early 1980s, surrounded by a high brick wall, it has an underground concourse with a grocery store, a bowling alley, a barbershop, a gym, and a swimming pool.
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Now might be your chance to let loose; the airport is looking for 500 people to take part in a readiness drill at its newest concourse, set to open this summer.
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At one point, he displayed his dissatisfaction with a floor design on the concourse — a rope encircling what appears to be a starburst — by sending the architects a lariat for guidance.
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The apartment he was interested in was in contract, but she showed him another one-bedroom, for $175,2160, also on the Grand Concourse, that came with a view of Yankee Stadium.
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A concourse at Miami International Airport was shut down for part of the weekend because not enough Transportation Security Administration agents were present to staff all of the airport's the security checkpoints.
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Moynihan will increase the concourse space of the two facilities by 50 percent, adding 30 new stairways, escalators and elevators to the platforms, which will move people on and off trains faster.
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In fact, while not all of them are willing to parade around with 'WEXIT' signs on the concourse outside the Emirates, these supporters may well be a quiet majority at this point.
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More than 30 shops and kiosks, about half of them offering something to eat or drink, fill the 325-foot-long concourse on the station's mezzanine level just south of the turnstiles.
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The gleaming concourse at the East End of the airport fills with sunlight from a wall of windows that overlook Flushing Bay and provide glimpses of Citi Field and Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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"In the Grand Concourse area, characterized by beautiful pre-war buildings with huge, original floor plans, we're seeing a baseline for studios around $1,500 to rent and $150,000 to buy," she said.
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SAN DIEGO — Ninety minutes before tipoff of a hugely anticipated N.B.A. exhibition game that most of the world would certainly soon forget, a whistle blew on the Valley View Casino Center concourse.
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When: Through July 22 Where: The Bronx Museum, 1040 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY Peter Campus's new exhibition at the Bronx Museum features a wide range of his work from the 1970s onward.
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Vornado and Related will focus on about 588,000 square feet in the building's second through fifth floors and on bringing in new tenants to retail areas on the first and concourse levels.
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"We are the catalyst project," Ken Lehner, president of BB&T Point and the Rockers, who play in the independent Atlantic League, said on the main concourse of the 21,23-seat stadium.
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"We commented to each other about how noisy it was" on the concourse level, said Lisa Kimball of Outer Banks, N.C., who was attending her first U.S. Open with her husband, Allen.
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Glowing silvery orbs hang from the ceiling, an echo of both the celestial mural in the main concourse and the starry sky that cloaks Scandinavia in darkness for much of the year.
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The father of Wenjian Liu, ambushed along with Rafael Ramos in Brooklyn in 473, had a shining well of tears in each eye as he walked across the concourse with his wife.
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Mr. Gruen, 35, is the vice president for operations at Concourse Labs, a cloud governance start-up company in New York that develops software to help clients manage their public cloud usage.
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Half an hour before a preseason hockey game last fall, Ted Leonsis strolled down the concourse of Capital One Arena in Washington, stopping every now and then to pose for someone's selfie.
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So he paces the concourse here at Estadio Juan Ramón Loubriel, a converted baseball stadium in a commercial neighborhood about 10 miles from San Juan, and fields text messages from his boss.
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Thus, we could have avoided the pain that millions of passengers have endured slithering through the undersized concourse spaces of the station all these years, not to speak of saving a cherished landmark.
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By Friday, commuters arriving at Grand Central Terminal paused as they entered the main concourse — stunned by its emptiness, the usual din quieted by stay-at-home orders from companies and the government.
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By Friday, commuters arriving at Grand Central Terminal paused as they entered the main concourse — stunned by its emptiness, the usual din quieted by stay-at-home orders from companies and the government.
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Then make your way into the annex of the New York Transit Museum (free admission), right off the main concourse, where locomotive-loving kids and adults can enjoy the annual Holiday Train Show.
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The monumental work GaiaMotherTree, a sculpture made of brightly colored hand-knotted cotton strips, resembles a tall tree, extending right up to the ceiling of the station concourse, which is twenty meters high.
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The action wasn't just on the court at the famous McDonald's All-American high school hoops game Wednesday ... a huge brawl broke out in the concourse and it was all caught on video.
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