" Pink tufted couches are a favorite feature for the actress because, "well, they're pink tufted velvet couches!
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" - Katherine, 28 "Sound of feet rubbing against couches.
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They've learned to sleep on couches, floors, boats, and planes.
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You'd come across couches and bits and pieces of trees.
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A lover of couches and blankets, Brian had many hobbies.
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Soiled, sunken couches lay along two sides of the room.
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He slept on borrowed couches and skipped school with frequency.
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Right now, it's mostly kittens and couches in living rooms.
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Here they wait for their loved ones on comfortable couches.
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Another shot showed evacuees on couches enjoying food and water.
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The couches and the coffee table were littered with crap.
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We slept on each other's couches, ate mustard sandwiches together.
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They're great for doorways, hallways, corners, behind couches — basically everywhere.
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She began sleeping on her neighbors' couches, attending their parties.
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There are plants, couches and people chatting in hushed tones.
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Hannibal would sleep on the subway, I'd sleep on couches.
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There was a woman asleep on one of the couches.
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Disco music played, and guests danced or clustered around couches.
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Friends sat together, stunned and still, on living room couches.
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I could remember the couches more clearly than the talks.
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Locked bathrooms, too, and many bathtubs have become psychotherapy couches.
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Many are sleeping on couches, in cars, or at shelters.
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There are no fluffy couches at the Ewa Michalak factory.
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He was sleeping most nights on couches and in cars.
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Families stretch out on couches and play with some clay.
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In the Shop section, there are several fully built couches hanging off the wall sideways, followed by walls of couch legs and cushions, displaying Burrow's ability to make couches in different colors and materials.
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We set up couches, a big screen TV in the garage.
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Oh, and maybe buy one of their couches in the future.
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Nanda couches the deals with Amazon and Verizon as strategic investments.
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Spending drunken nights on friends' couches was something I did regularly.
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Perched on couches, they could pass for cofounders of any startup.
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"Many a good nap was taken on these couches!" says Wilson.
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Portable options like inflatable kayaks are typically as maneuverable as couches.
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It's already a glitzy cocktail joint with velvet couches and pate.
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Waterlogged couches, televisions and refrigerators commingled with toys, clothing and books.
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The living room is large enough for two full sectional couches.
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And buy couches that waterfalled the legs of near-median women.
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People were sitting and talking on couches around the living room.
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"It's deception, so people sit back on their couches," he said.
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The main room, with a desk and couches, became the salon.
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The rows of seats was replaced with couches and lounge chairs.
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Couches and armchairs had sharper lines and lots of gray upholstery.
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Kersh and Beverly are drinking tea on the couches, and Mrs.
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He shoved the couches to the perimeter of Almena's living room.
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At least we can pretend we're somewhere other than our couches?
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Plus the shared rooftop deck with couches is a nice bonus.
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He puts couch potatoes in their couches and keeps them there.
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America's internal struggles have not just played out on therapy couches.
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"He has brought us off our couches, paying attention," she said.
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We gave her the spare bedroom and we slept on couches.
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Late boxes meant a shipment of couches might be delayed too.
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Upholstered items, like couches and chairs, can be quite affordable, too.
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The lobby was large and open with jeweled-toned velvet couches.
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Plus, to this day, this song absolutely bangs in ways that make you want to stand on couches and throw money until there are no more couches to stand on and no more money to throw.
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There are requisite loudspeakers, an announcer, and some comfy couches on stage.
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Aibo is designed to go where dogs go—so floors and couches.
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Fast forward to present day, and their couches are still super comfy.
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"A lover of couches and blankets, Brian had many hobbies," DiBella wrote.
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But it looked easy from our couches, and that was the problem.
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She then offered to "look under the couches" for hidden recording equipment.
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Traders fell to their fainting couches, but not before pausing to sell.
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Treadmills will nag us to get off our respective couches to exercise.
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They are living on people's couches, in spare bedrooms, if they're lucky.
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If there are no seats left, the couches have arms on them.
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Premiering below, the video for "Settled Down" couches itself in just that.
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Hopeless in their soothingly lit offices on their upholstered couches, I nod.
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Some fainted on their couches, others became Tyler Collins fans for life.
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Afterward, when Morgan didn't have a place to live, teammates offered couches.
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Barghouti couches his opposition to Zionism in the language of humanist universalism.
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There was a heavy security presence outside and crushed velvet couches within.
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Other sections of the lounge feature couches for dining, socializing, or relaxing...
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She slept on couches and helped him edit his last two books.
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She slept on park benches and rooftops, couches if she was lucky.
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So he stayed with the truck, some nights sleeping on friends' couches.
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" Mr. Barry clarified: "We like couches that have a back to them.
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It was midnight, their two young daughters asleep on couches around us.
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They rose from couches to sing, from chairs to pluck a guitar.
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On the built-in couches, clothes with sequins and sparkles are strewn about.
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Then, remote controls let us accomplish this from the comfort of our couches.
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We will not be leaving our couches for the next month — don't text.
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How many times will you enjoy hoovering couches and newspapers and breaking lamps?
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"I can pick up couches until I'm blue in the face," Hyatt says.
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In common areas at the firm's offices, there are TVs, couches and bookshelves.
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You can see it in the color of the couches and the rugs.
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In winter we seek comfort in the form of sweaters, couches and food.
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Cramer said consumers are chained to two things: their phones and their couches.
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It can't walk on trees, or cars, or (depending on the house) couches.
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So I did that, going back and forth between that and people's couches.
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You'll still get the post-dinner lulls, but that's what couches are for.
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They should never be put on couches, sofas or cushioned chairs to sleep.
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The extensive built-ins range from bookshelves and couches ... ... to chairs and desks.
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I don't have to be on a continual cycle of improvement with couches.
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The interior, she recalled, "was like a suburban house"—couches and so on.
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But both warned against buying larger furniture pieces, like mattresses or couches, online.
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It drips with gold leaf frames, red velvet couches and other louche touches.
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Sometimes she'd meet clients in a local movie theater which had large couches.
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"We made hundreds of dollars that summer, from couches to beds," she says.
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Another thing I love: no TV. And two couches that face each other.
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I spent a few months surfing couches and overstaying my welcome with friends.
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Oversize flat-screen TVs lined the walls and overstuffed couches filled the floors.
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Grab a cocktail and sit on a comfortable couches for a relaxing afternoon.
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He gestured around at a room filled with influencers sitting on velvet couches.
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Almost immediately, people snuggled into their couches to binge-watch the beloved series.
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The couches were squishy with many wonderful shiny zippers and, luckily, no buttons.
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They downed Dom Pérignon while one woman shimmied clumsily on the velvet couches.
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What&aposs wrong with comfy couches, bean bag chairs, or (gasp) yoga pants?
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Dishes, couches and silverware went to young friends moving into their first apartments.
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At Muttville, the dogs roam in large rooms filled with big beds and couches.
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Gamers were able to experience imaginary worlds, all from the comfort of their couches.
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Take careful note of the neon sign, the couches, and the "#HUSTLE" wall decor.
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Now our sweaters and couches won't be left to do all the heavy lifting.
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I was living on my friends' couches for literally a year and a half.
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Your friend who's always moving from one sublet to another or crashing on couches.
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She's kind of crashing on couches, staying with friends, not necessarily planting roots anywhere.
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I opened the doors and saw Jane, Grandma, and Dad sitting on the couches.
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We had players coming to our houses to party and staying on my couches.
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Do they have big kitchens and big couches, or no kitchens and floor mats?
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The beauty department was filled with unique light fixtures and plush millennial pink couches.
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Are there beautiful, expensive, gorgeous couches for thousands of dollars that I'd probably enjoy?
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While sectionals are still an option today, people tend to opt for smaller couches.
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But why limit oneself to beds when so many couches and chairs are beckoning?
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He expects people to play it primarily via the Chromecast Ultra on their couches.
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Within an hour, he had hung six frames from the molding over my couches.
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There's no mess, need for an ashtray or holes in your jackets or couches.
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I ripped a piece of fabric off one of the couches as a memento.
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He's not someone who's crashing on couches, trying to get their Instagram thing going.
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"We didn't need the five couches we had in the house," Mr. Macauley said.
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We started bringing furniture upstairs and putting paint cans underneath our couches and stuff.
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"Instead, we watched from our desk chairs and couches as the season fell apart."
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Young men awaiting haircuts and makeup were draped across couches in stages of repose.
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Armies of campaign volunteers can now reach thousands of voters without leaving their couches.
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The lounge's turquoise couches felt plastic-y, and weren't as soft as my bed.
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Inflatable beds and couches were placed among the more typical-looking living room furniture.
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It matches the upright piano standing against one wall, and the two twill couches.
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The two lounged together on the couches in the visitors' clubhouse before the game.
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Ms. Lewis had filled the foyer with couches and a veritable explosion of houseplants.
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There are two couches with seats for about six people, plus a coffee table.
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That means that highly-trained workers can make six-figures working from their couches.
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The teenagers slump onto couches, while the littlest ones mostly stand, rubbing sleepy eyes.
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We are now in a brightly lit room, furnished with designer couches and coffee tables.
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I will welcome these kids into my home and let them crash on my couches.
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The couches are pushed back to the walls, next to shelves stacked with political journals.
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Do the Kardashians know that Johnny Depp owned (at one point) one of their couches?
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We want to end sexual assault in Hollywood, and fast food restaurants, and casting couches.
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At the youth shelter, they play on their cell phones and lounge around on couches.
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"Kevin was not on board with the white couches," says Fedotowsky-Manno of her husband.
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Putney Swope couches its critique of race in the context of advertising and corrupt corporations.
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They slept on brand-new couches and watched local coverage of the floods in recliners.
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In the new office, the space is filled with couches, books, art, and people meeting.
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I do know how to sit on couches in real life just not in photoshop!
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It is an exquisite spot, with white couches facing an unbroken view of the ocean.
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Burrow, a company in YC's Summer 2016 class, is trying that same concept with couches.
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Burrow is still in its early days — they've shipped couches, but only in limited numbers.
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Another group, the Epworth Furniture Ministry, provides couches, tables, and beds to those in need.
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Without it, many will continue to sit on their couches, making a recession more likely.
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Here's what we're watching while social distancing from coronavirus keeps us glued to our couches.
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The space offers communal tables, bar style seating, couches and an eight-person conference room.
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Nubia Martinez's sons, dressed in clothing for the outdoors, also sleep on living room couches.
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The high-ceilinged room is decorated with colorful local art and filled with comfortable couches.
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Tucked away on the opposite side is a seating section with numerous chairs and couches.
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Our couches are comfortable, but during long viewing sessions, they start to become less so.
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Women who are their wives, daughters, mothers and friends sitting next to them on couches?
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The exposed beams on the ceiling, electric fireplace, and plush couches add to the ambiance.
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At community colleges, many students are spending nights on friends' couches or sleeping in cars.
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Mint-green couches line the windows, and earth-toned seats fill the space in between.
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On a recent Friday, half the cast of "Ray Donovan" occupied a cluster of couches.
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In the living room, two brown leather couches were arranged in front of a television.
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Now he's been staying with family and friends again, sleeping on spare beds and couches.
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Patients sit on couches, waiting for Masula to give them the results of their screenings.
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Musk said that Wood couches it in fancy language but Musk knows what it means.
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He took a semester off Columbia to sleep on friends' couches and visit the Hill.
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There were two couches on opposite ends and four small circular tables in the center.
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A few feet away, several conservative gay and bisexual journalists and activists reclined on couches.
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Instantly brighten up beds to couches or accent chairs with a luxe, washed-blue throw pillow.
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Some were homeless and slept on different couches every week; others never had enough for food.
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But this movie overtly couches all that in the language of romantic relationships, and it's hilarious.
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He's since been sleeping on people's couches when he can and taking things day-by-day.
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Mr Chesky recounted his journey from sleeping on couches in San Francisco to being a billionaire.
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It's emotional torture porn filled with Becca crying in hallways, on couches, and hidden in bathrooms.
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People work at broad communal tables or standing desks, and bright colored couches are scattered about.
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Singles may feel the same and opt to ring in the new year from their couches.
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I settle into one of the couches and drink my coffee and eat my spring rolls.
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To those of us on our couches, Survivor is a straightforward game of alliances and betrayals.
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But more years passed, as Ervin, often homeless, lived on friends' couches and neared age 30.
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Marked with a cloud illustration, Stormi's room has two couches, snacks, and a bunch of toys.
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Apple couches this order as the government asking it to create a backdoor into its software.
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Browse IKEA Without A PlanEat meatballs, try out different couches, and channel 500 Days of Summer.
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Instead, Paul couches his opposition in principled terms — bringing it back to deficits or the Constitution.
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And finally... Lounge act Baby Love and Buddy Love chilling on miniature couches like a boss.
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CNN anchor Erin Burnett reported that the couches in the Oval Office had also been replaced.
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She couches her rhetoric in promises that she will not raise taxes on the middle class.
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It was a big room, but it had tall, lofted ceilings and a lot of couches.
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The living area is so big it easily fits two couches and a table with chairs.
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But most important, I can binge on theater the way others devour Netflix from their couches.
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Stanley couches his own decision not to adopt a home assistant as a cost-benefit analysis.
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The plane allows for five large cabin zones that can fit couches and comfy leather chairs.
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The light fixtures, the couches, the painting hanging over him—everything started spinning around in circles.
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Ask Lighthouse; it can recognize dogs jumping around couches, and will instantly show you the clip.
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We were the watchers on the couches, and now our … wait, how does it go again?
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Upon entering, they find a lounge, complete with couches, a barber chair and books on finance.
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For personal effects, like couches and dishwashers, their value hits zero after five to seven years.
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Several guests napped on couches, some covered in towels and bathrobes they had been given overnight.
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The young woman called 911 and insisted I lie down on one of the lounge couches.
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Ah, yes, New York: where the couches are outside and the building facades are vaguely recognizable.
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There are open areas with couches, long tables and rows of computers in an airy mezzanine.
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The 20 guests, some on the red-tufted couches, snacked on beef sliders and fried calamari.
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There are canvas tents and sturdy couches, and I smell sausages cooking on a camp stove.
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I spotted a few faded stains on the couches and on the drapes in the bathroom.
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Lizzo slept on friends' couches and floors around Houston, because her parents had moved to Denver.
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There are also couches, chairs, televisions, and a screen displaying the charging progress for each dispenser.
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You'll find caramel leather couches, linen sheets, indigo cushions and plenty of vintage home-décor items.
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He shared photos on social media showing children playing on mattresses and others sitting on couches.
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Instead of going to traditional theaters, many moviegoers are streaming from the comfort of their couches.
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She was no longer with the baby's father and she was homeless, living on friends' couches.
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When it comes to personal property, like couches and paperbacks, the law allows abandonment, within limits.
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At best, they serve up some questionable choices for us to pick apart from our couches.
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Kudon argued that gamblers were already betting from their couches, but doing so on illegal websites.
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Before seeing this quilt, I hadn't realized that "dads on couches" could be its own genre.
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Flame-retardant chemicals have very similar effects, she says, and they're in the couches we sit on.
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The women relaxed on the couches, watched television, smoked, and took full advantage of the heating system.
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There's plenty of furniture too, including couches in West Palm Beach and kitchen tables in St. Louis.
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So we built this farmhouse bus, chesterfield-style leather couches, white shiplap walls, lighting is very specific.
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It had the apse, the three couches, and then you went down into where the altar was.
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Free yourselves from the shackles of your couches, your beds, and your beanbag chairs, fans of Friends.
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Guests began drifting down, paper plates in hand, and sprawling over couches, chairs and the carpeted floor.
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Leo Damrosch, in his biography, couches the notion of the general will in terms of Rousseau's pessimism.
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Inside, the office is peak millennial: exposed brick walls, snack cabinets, employees with laptops slouching on couches.
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In the lounge at Mr Keith's concert, attendees ate dates on gilded couches and prayed towards Mecca.
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I found myself floating through encounters, using my powers to toss concrete blocks and couches at enemies.
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We were promised whales leaping majestically out of basketball courts; Instead we critters burrowing into our couches?
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Most young actresses work for years trying to break into Hollywood by way of L.A. casting couches.
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Or does he celebrate the freedom and jump on couches and eat snacks he's not supposed to?
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As twelve Society members trickled into the lounge, we asked them to join us on the couches.
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The space has plenty of room for wrap around couches, a large-screen television and a fireplace.
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We are sitting, incongruously, on leather couches placed on the concrete pits at a racetrack in Qatar.
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It's awkward to have total strangers in our kitchens, on our couches, and even in our bedrooms.
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It has a ton of old couches and chairs and tables, free WiFi, and they serve food!
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Because they are doing the hard stuff: coordinating meal deliveries, shipping couches across the country, for example.
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Brown leather couches and Mr. Goh's black leather swivel chair are made by Poltrona Frau, of Italy.
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There are no kitchens or private bathrooms, and only a few couches or chairs in the shelter.
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He began flipping things on Craigslist — couches, appliances, phones, and other miscellaneous items — to make ends meet.
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Thus, homeless families and youth often stay in rundown motels or on other people's couches or floors.
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Mattresses just need to be comfortable – couches need to fit your style, your room, and your life.
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And we get to watch it all unfold from the comfort of our couches and bar stools.
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Plus, the seating is comfy couches and you can order dinner to be delivered to your seat.
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Ms. Petras got three-month tourist visas and slept on studio couches, writing songs and networking tirelessly.
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We took seats under a white awning on a pair of white couches facing an aquamarine pool.
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We shouldn't just sit back on our couches and let other people tell us what to think.
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But indie film is still happening, people are just consuming it more and more on their couches.
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It had the feel of a ski condo without windows: pool table, stainless-steel appliances, leather couches.
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The classroom resembled a tech employee's studio apartment: couches, bookcases, a flat-screen TV, a kitchen area.
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We cannot sit back in our comfort zones, on our couches, and wonder, what can we do?
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He added that members of his team were working weekends and sleeping on couches in the office.
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The flood had ripped up the floorboards; the leather couches were soaked in water, oil and mud.
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Today's passive, unhappy Americans sat on their couches and chose a strutting TV clown to save us.
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Just a few years ago, she was homeless — sleeping in airports, on benches and on friends' couches.
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"Ten or 15 years ago, we may not have recognized that couches were particularly dangerous," she said.
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You might also be able to get a great deal on dressers, side tables, and upholstered couches.
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He performs in empty clubs for no pay and sleeps on friends' couches because he is homeless.
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We cannot sit back in our comfort zones, on our couches, and wonder, 'What can we do?
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Nearly a dozen senior aides stand in the Oval Office, crowding behind couches or near door-length windows.
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At the very least, it's getting a whole lot of people off their couches and out the door.
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They offered beds, couches and sleeping bags to those who would end up spending a night or two.
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"As it turned out, everybody spent the whole week on the couches with their legs up," he said.
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Clabaugh's blanket-covered couches while Mr. Jordan told stories of his flying days and joked with his friends.
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Do we just put her behind laundry baskets and couches all the time like people do on sitcoms?
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For days we heard reports that he was crashing on various friends' couches or sleeping on his boat.
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Members typically keep changes of clothes in the closet and sleep on cots, pullout couches or inflatable beds.
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Dubbed Ravenna Home, the line features a range of necessities like couches, chairs, tables, headboards, lighting and consoles.
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The Instagrams below prove that velvet isn't just for boots and blazers (or couches and love seats) anymore.
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They crashed on friends' couches and spent the better part of 18 months working on the new idea.
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There were large leather couches surrounded by bookshelves that looked like something out of an Insta-blogger's dreams.
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Video games used to be played on big screens through expensive consoles on couches in your mom's basement.
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I tested one of the couches and can report that it would make a great startup-office seat.
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Could she get more mileage out of those cast steel couches she was making a few years ago?
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Their fight over who owns a hit record spills from the studio into legal offices and psychiatrists' couches.
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The office is awash in the brand's soft pink and neutral hues: white couches, rose pillows, scented candles.
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Cardi danced on couches with her sister, Hennessy Carolina, and Janelle Monae Tuesday night at NYC's Moxy Hotel.
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This has seemingly left him on many IKEA couches making silly pouty faces with new boo Jennifer Lopez.
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Many shoppers were sitting on the couches and chairs as if they were in their own living room.
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Netflix's grim, controversial, gripping teen drama 13 Reasons Why kept us glued to our couches throughout the season.
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Commonly, they will be on the seams of couches and beds or hidden within the frames of furniture.
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But the most awkward incidents are always the kids trying to 'discreetly' go at it on the couches.
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Friends recall that he would arrive in their towns for campaign events and then crash on their couches.
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The walls are smooth redwood panels with sculptural silver sconces; the couches are low, tufted, and lemon yellow.
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Cade Jarrard, a freshman pledge, sat on one of the many couches that filled his fraternity's common room.
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The lounge isn't the flashiest, but it's a comfortable enough space with lounge seating like couches and chairs ...
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Mickalene Thomas' portraits of female friends and family muses askew on couches compliment Weems' kitchen table-focused photographs.
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His situation grew so desperate that he began dodging the registrar and sleeping on friends' couches, Moss says.
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There are comfortable couches and restaurant-style seating — all the food, which is made to order, is complimentary.
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Americans who will watch the debate sitting on couches at home with their unemployed adult children know better.
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The couches were deep and velvety with 1920s tufting backlit by expansive Art Deco windows and new skylights.
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We had one TV, an old black and white set, in a large room with beat-up couches.
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Most are practical, and some — like easy-to-assemble couches — may not be in your budget right now.
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Offices are empty, people are dialing into meetings from their couches, and business travel has largely been suspended.
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Modern couches line the floor-to-ceiling windows at the spaceport with panoramic views of the surrounding desert.
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They crowded around small conference tables and packed onto leather couches or sat cross-legged on nubby carpets.
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Adjacent to where I checked in, a sitting room offered comfortable couches, though the pillows were slightly askew.
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Next door, a more professional clientele fills the refined blonde-wood interior and outdoor couches of Les Maquereaux.
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I had watched previous games of the series on couches with coaches in Iowa, Alaska, California and Nevada.
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We have to somehow resist the safety of our heavy eyelids and the security of our warm couches.
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The anteroom was filled with Mauritanian dignitaries and élites, all men, sitting on couches that lined the perimeter.
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The lounge was decorated with more Sanrio artwork, pink couches, and even a ceiling covered in cartoon clouds.
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There's a standard fitness center and large guest lounge on the lower level with plush chairs and couches.
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If only turning their dream into a reality was as affordable as their couches were meant to be.
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She said some photoshoots brought props like bookcases, or couches, and others had vehicles tear up the grass.
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So she chose instead to be homeless in America, sleeping on friends' couches or sometimes in someone's garage.
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It's equipped with plenty of comfy couches and a darkened sleeping room should flight attendants want to nap …
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And technology companies are encouraging users to get off their couches by building real-world incentives into their ware.
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The band didn't hire roadies and slept on the couches and in the spare bedrooms of friends and fans.
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It's a bright and airy (albeit a little chilly) space decorated with pink couches and sea-foam green banquettes.
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"There were some people who were crashing on couches forever because they didn't have any money," this employee says.
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With its black-and-white portrayal, Chernobyl made it easy to assign blame from the safety of our couches.
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And even the ones who are lucky are living with family members, perhaps, and they are sleeping on couches.
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"Safe and Sound" Contemporary relevance abounds in this story about a society that couches authoritarianism within technological convenience. 3.
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We sit all day at work, watch TV on our couches, take vacations where we sit on the beach.
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Each collection is meant for a different type of interior aesthetic, and pairs with one of their custom couches.
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Costco is the size of Rhode Island and sells everything from couches to law school degrees to shantytown accommodations.
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STUNNING BIBLICAL &aposSPIES&apos MOSAIC DISCOVERED IN ISRAEL Rectangular marks on the mosaic may denote where couches were placed.
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Surely, there must have been queer kids out there sitting on couches with their conservative families watching Thiel speak.
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The unit is furnished with leather couches and love seats, and there were burn holes and black magic markers.
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Long-legged model-types and their scruffy-faced boyfriends sprawled out on colorful couches under tents outside the motel.
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The room didn't have a dance floor—it was just couches, and it was kind of head-nod music.
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In the opulently decorated lounge, guests can relax on plush couches and chairs and enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks.
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Chairs and couches in a mishmash of forms, colors and patterns (calfskin, plaid, orange, turquoise) complete the hallucinogenic atmosphere.
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We did everything we could — we brought couches and furniture from their bedroom — to make the place feel homelike.
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The home has several living rooms, including a sitting area with gray velvet couches and a modern coffee table.
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The company offers fully customizable furniture, including couches, dining sets and bed frames, to customers through an online showroom.
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They sneak under a graffitied underpass, giggling, and perch on couches at a house party, clutching red solo cups.
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In College and Homeless At community colleges, many students are spending nights on friends' couches or sleeping in cars.
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In 290, the Austrian sculptor Franz West placed couches on the roof of the Dia Center for the Arts.
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In December, the show introduced Lily, a muppet who is homeless and living in shelters and on friends' couches.
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There is also a pool bar with black-and-white striped couches and small wooden tables topped with candles.
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"People will just throw stuff out at the end of the month — their couches, their beds," Mr. Robison said.
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It's also deeper and more spacious than most of the other couches I considered, which has been a treat.
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Other customers relaxed with magazines, tea or Champagne on gray leather couches while waiting for their nails to dry.
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Abdul Raziq, the police chief of Kandahar Province, said bombs had been placed in couches in the governor's house.
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Today's Murphy beds morph into desks or couches, and coffee tables can expand to become dining or work tables.
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Experts say many of these disputes will be settled far from stages, truckers' cabs, or therapists' couches: in court.
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Even its office accouterments hark back to the '90s startup culture, with arcade games, skating ramps and napping couches.
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But visitors who succeeded in rising from its velvety depths found many other big, fanciful couches to try out.
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That's because the shop looks uncannily like a home — complete with comfy couches, art and carefully selected home goods.
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"We have these great conversations on the Grand Salon couches," said Krystal Delnoce, 20, the new president of Quadrangle.
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"We have these great conversations on the Grand Salon couches," said Krystal Delnoce, 20, the new president of Quadrangle.
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The ambiance is a blend of cozy and productive; you have your choice of couches or tables and chairs.
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One program participant, Betty Jo Zepeda, 46, was sleeping in cars and on friends' couches after her marriage broke up.
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One has disrupted stores like Macy's and Sears by selling anything from underwear to couches in a regulation-lite environment.
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The company makes it possible for us to get all the food without ever having to get off our couches.
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More specifically, it's aimed to get supporters to actually get off their couches and into a campaign office to volunteer.
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Power outlets are also usually located near your floor, next to large pieces of furniture like bookshelves, televisions, and couches.
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It includes 21 furniture pieces and 18 home-decor items, like confetti-themed couches, gold desk accessories, and patterned armchairs.
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Last May, an intern at iris' Atlanta office sat down on one of those cozy couches, and soon fell asleep.
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Several, like Castle Board Game Cafe near the University of Toronto, evoke dorm lounges with plain chairs and soft couches.
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Let's hope one day the stages of Will and the casting couches of Hollywood will seem like distant, impossible nightmares.
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For those stranded because of cancelled flights or trains, people have even offered couches and spare bedrooms in their homes.
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Mishcon and Stevens outfitted their garage with a TV, a stereo, a bar and couches, according to friend Denise Andersen.
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There's a reason Refinery29's "offtopic" email listserv is constantly flooded with listings from staffers selling their couches and dressers.
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The capsule collection — launched on April 22 — features accent chairs, cushions, and couches upholstered in 26 different types of fabric.
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The whirlwind celebrity romance definitely gives off Tom and Katie vibes, although Kyle has yet to jump on any couches.
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Booker couches his calls for action in broader terms, arguing the civil rights movement succeeded by working across color lines.
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Companies around the world are now building fireproof everything, including couches, furniture, and building materials that simply don't burn well.
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For five years they slept on the embassy's yellow leather couches and relied on embassy staff to bring them food.
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Outside, the terrace is a gorgeous respite to take in city views, equipped with plush couches, tables, and heat lamps.
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The group got comfortable on couches, chairs, and stools awaiting their "special guest," whom they could only presume was Musk.
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"People who come into the contemporary field like colors that go well with their couches," Mr. Van de Weghe said.
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About fifty people had gathered, some sitting on couches, others leaning against the walls beneath the fish and the elk.
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It's fabulous furniture, and when you're sitting offstage, you're doing it on luxury couches and not on hard folding chairs.
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The room was filled with couches and mattress beds for visitors to hang out on while they looked at art.
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During long days spent with scissors and bud in hand, workers would socialize on farmhouse couches or listen to podcasts.
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He was going through a rough patch: living in LA, sleeping on couches, getting fucked up more often than not.
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They are anti-Semitic, transphobic, misogynist white supremacists, no matter how much Milo couches it in his naughty scoundrel schtick.
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PANTRY Oh, I've got all sorts of cold weather snacks that pair well with couches in addition to hot cocoa.
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The couches and custom-built pods for guests were dirty from spilled drinks and the carpet had holes in it.
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We can also keep spending from our couches by shopping online or buying a gift card for a local business.
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With its swimming pool, white lanterns, white canopies and white couches, the back lawn channels the spirit of St.-Tropez.
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The Aguamarina buildings are designed specifically for families with colorful, beachy decor including purple couches, turquoise curtains, and multiple bedrooms.
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The brief makes the same persuasive arguments for mootness that the city presented but couches them in unusually strident terms.
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It's easy to imagine the TV spinoff: a brightly colored network affair, couches onstage, an audience of algorithmically perfect diversity.
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This bar is really cute — it's really dimly lit with a fireplace, books on the walls, and really cozy couches.
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Many have turned to sleeping on friends or families' couches, in cars or damaged, mold-infested homes, or in tents.
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Then he plunges into the New York stand-up scene, sleeping on the couches of Artie Lange and Sarah Silverman.
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He lounged on the couches in the clubhouse and laughed with his friend and mentor Jose Reyes, a Mets infielder.
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Positioned in pairs along an intimidating corridor, each room came with couches, snacks, and alcohol, sharing only one opaque window.
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The director Reed Morano couches the domestic persona in soft diffused light and the hardened one in shallow-focus claustrophobia.
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But for two years, until last December, he lived in New York City's shelter system, hostels and on friends' couches.
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Homebodies may also purchase passes to live-stream any (or all) of the performances from the comfort of their couches.
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On the right, an arrangement of tables, chairs and couches standing in for the bars and restaurants its characters visit.
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They'd dragged their couches onto the sidewalk, along with beer and a few small speakers and an assortment of instruments.
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New York City's first microapartments feature fold-out couches, extendable kitchen tables, and experiential perks like housekeeping and weekly errand-runners.
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The Couches were detained in late December in the Mexican resort town of Puerto Vallarta following a weeks-long nationwide manhunt.
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It means lots of pumpkin beers, comfy couches, a dark room and all eleven sequels of your favorite slasher film franchise.
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You can save up to $500 on furniture and decor, like couches, tables, and rugs with the code "PREZ" at checkout.
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Since LoBot was shut down, its members have bounced around, some sleeping on couches, some moving away from the Bay entirely.
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Two sets of young couples had moved in recently, giving us an opportunity to chat while they were lugging in couches.
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But he couches them as "substantially more sophisticated and innovative", adding that they pose "more grave threats to the internet community".
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Red Burrow chaise couches are lined up in a dimly lit room, facing a projector screen framed by burgundy velvet curtains.
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A coffee table nestled between the room's couches is adorned with a tiny Baby Groot, standing silently under a bell jar.
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WHEN spring arrives, the first rays of sunshine begin to tempt people off their couches and into nature for a walk.
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Viewers spent their holidays on the edge of their couches, if the numbers Netflix has released are anything to go by.
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After all, there are only so many fold-out couches or modular bookshelf units a person really needs in a lifetime.
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I remember a night I spent with a German boy there with red dreadlocks, making out and fucking on the couches.
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Mr. Smalls had a coffee shop, multiple kitchens, patios, couches, and more nooks and crannies than I could keep up with.
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They are responsible for [everything from] crime to issues like abandoned couches—for everything in one piece of turf 24/7.
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Here are some of the most memorable moments from her visits to the various couches of American late-night television. 1.
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After having a childhood spent chasing cat under couches, it was surprising to find that Grumpy was accepting of all strangers.
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The New York City E-Waste map now sits on a table next to the orange couches in The Verge's office.
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Rather, it's a white tent with a few work stations, a weight-lifting area, a couple couches and a coffee maker.
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Some have left the town, but many have pulled their mattresses and couches from the rubble and are sleeping on sidewalks.
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The couches fold out to become beds, and attendants equip the suite with bathrobes and slippers for the ultimate luxury experience.
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There was a good amount of distance between the bathroom, bed, and living area, which had two couches and a desk.
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Mahdavi sat in the living room on one of a pair of bronze-green velvet couches arranged in her preferred formation.
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"They&aposre incredibly versatile, sculptural, and add a touch of mid-century elegance to any room," Quinn said of rounded couches.
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This stain and odor remover can help keep your floors, carpets, and couches fresh, while discouraging further accidents in the house.
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Some perks include drinks served by a bartender from a recently purchased antique bar, big-screen TV, couches and lounging area.
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Maybe with the adoption of VR we'll be able to enjoy nature from the comfort of our couches and without disconnecting.
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As for getting things on a budget, most colleges have a Facebook page where people sell everything from couches to microwaves.
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You'll want to grab a coffee, melt into one of the couches, and get some work done in this inviting space.
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They normally benefit, observers said, from long-established networks that support liberal protesters, sometimes offering meals and couches to crash on.
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Hung opposite a tastefully ornamented rocking chair are framed photos of couches abandoned on city sidewalks, displayed as portraits would be.
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He now lives on about $15 a day, sleeping on friends' couches, his only steady employment being the cat sitting gigs.
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And while you're at work, millions of people are sitting on their couches, crumbs on their shirts, judging your every move.
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Viewers can customize and interact with real-time content while relaxing on their couches next to snacks and a clean restroom.
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There are velvet couches and cool settees on every floor just waiting for the tush of family members dragging their heels.
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Others were still displaced, living out of suitcases and on friends' couches; they wanted to know when they might go home.
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Business has been booming, he says; everyone needs games right now as they prepare for indefinite time stapled to their couches.
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"I am happy Amazon is focusing on fulfilling essential items over figuring how to ship couches or flatscreen TVs," he said.
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We united across couches, mobile devices, and social platforms to watch a whole bunch of people make some really bad choices.
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As her eyes adjusted, she saw that the room was comfortable, with couches and armchairs and a woodstove in the corner.
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At the back of the room was a screening area, where four members lounged on modern couches and adult-size beanbags.
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She made 300 calls a day and knocked on 15 doors an hour while living on the couches of campaign supporters.
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But two months later we settled onto the same couches, by the same fire, and this time my recorder was on.
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Some offices use the freed-up space for lounges with somewhat more casual furniture — couches or bar-height tables and chairs.
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Like the other areas, the VIP section had plenty of white leather couches and tables, but it actually seemed more crowded.
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The lobby was open, bright, and airy, with soaring high ceilings and cream couches flanked by lush plants and wood accents.
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Burrow couches, which you order online, are modular, so they can be made bigger or smaller by adding or subtracting pieces.
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The L-shape space is all amber tones and touch-me textures (travertine floors, buttery leather couches and shiny copper barware).
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He ran to the other end of the alley with his niece and his cousin, and they dove behind some couches.
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Channeling the spirit of an urban lumberjack, massive, rough-hewed posts picket the sunny lobby filled with low-slung leather couches.
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Fudge-colored wall-to-wall carpeting, floral upholstered couches, a cluttered basement, and an array of garages bring to mind suburbia.
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I'll bet there are diaspora folk stretching from London to Kingston to Detroit who will recognize, as Lawson does, how many couches can be squeezed into a space that cannot really accommodate that many couches, and, moreover, how one couch in particular will be a matter of special pride, and therefore covered with plastic for its own protection.
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Like Barkbox, the company couches its recipes in dog data collected from customers and delivers its products on a monthly subscription basis.
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Now's the time to serve couches and barstools of yelling people with our most favorite versions of burgers, dip, and boozy punch.
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The home also features a rustic interior, with velvet couches and Italian wood carvings, along with kitsch Disneyland memorabilia, which McHugh loves.
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He was going to figure out how to come to New York City and sleep on people's couches if he needed to.
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After the couches in the basement were dusted off and covered with blankets, protesters invited student groups to hold their meetings there.
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"All of my couches I've designed to be seven feet deep, so you can fully get all up in here," she continues.
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From big pieces like couches and bed frames to smaller items like serving platters and vases, there are deals of all sorts.
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In porn, pizza delivery men spontaneously join your orgy, all homes have multiple plastic white couches, and lipstick lasts through a blowjob.
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A common space with couches and a television gives students a place to talk, show off their projects or just hang out.
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"When most people think about kind of flying non-commercially, they think about huge jets with couches and for billionaires," Davis said.
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These stores are offering slashed prices on memory foam mattresses, mid-century modern couches, unique decor pieces, statement rugs, and much more.
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He even worked with Lautner to design built-in concrete furniture down to the placement of the leather stitching on the couches.
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In 2015, I even started AirBnB-ing my apartment, sleeping on couches while charging up to $150 a night for my place.
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But today it's drawing thousands of Americans away from their smartphones and couches to get fit and feel a sense of camaraderie.
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Australians gathered in parks, pubs and huddled on their couches awaiting the news, delivered by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday.
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With the Shark's MultiFlex technology, you can bend the vacuum to reach under couches, and even fold it up for effortless storage.
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Renters are typically younger workers who are attracted to the arcade games, cushy couches and free beer on tap at most locations.
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He drifted between various shelters, treatment programs and couches for two years as he remained unemployed despite applying for over 50 jobs.
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Near a semicircle of couches, she ran into a woman in a brown floral dress, who said she did fashion-business consulting.
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Howard Cosell rasped it reverently and those sweet scientists were star attractions on talk show couches alongside Jack Paar and Johnny Carson.
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Exhausted delegates lay slumped on couches in the corridor, or on the floor in their suits, but most of them were grinning.
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Business colleagues will appreciate the swanky details like velvet couches and an extensive cocktail list while they take in the panoramic views.
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Aside from Adobe editing consoles in the front bedrooms, the décor was minimal: couches, rolling office chairs, a sad plant or two.
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Zeynep Tufekci In my old workplace, right next to the comfortable couches where we would take breaks, we kept a voting machine.
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Clients sipped complimentary tea and sank into cozy couches on the way to a yoga class, nutrition counseling session, or psychotherapy appointment.
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Dogs of various breeds sit in on meetings, curl up on couches, nuzzle under desks, sit on desks and get belly rubs.
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Reclining on couches (klinai), the drinkers were served by young boys and entertained by flute girls and courtesans and/or prostitutes (hetairai).
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These areas felt like whimsical galleries hung with dozens of eclectic paintings and mismatched seating that paired velveteen couches with sculptural chairs.
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As I explored further, I found two matching seating areas with colorful, tufted couches and coffee tables that looked very Art Deco.
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Gray and bronze flower-patterned curtains trim the windows and headboards in guest rooms, alongside classic, cream-colored armchairs and deep couches.
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Later, as another news alert interrupts the Netflix stream, the group text explodes: "This is crazy," everyone says from their respective couches.
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Reunited last season, they hung out at each other's apartments, sometimes slept over on each other's couches and purchased those similar cars.
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In an industrial park off the banks of the Abukuma, couches, bookshelves, desks and office chairs sat along roadsides, awaiting garbage pickup.
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You can use it to shop for furniture while dropping digital versions of couches, chairs, stools and more all around your house.
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He spent a few weeks living in a hostel and staying on friends' couches until he saved enough to secure an apartment.
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Wearing "Bikini Bottom Mafia" T-shirts (the name of his production company), other members of Mr. Chpakov's crew lounged on nearby couches.
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The seed round follows what Dudler couches as "a huge increase in demand" — with the team spying an opportunity for further growth.
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Seated in two rows of pink couches on either side of the train carriage, Kim opposite Tao, the two groups held talks.
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Mr. Huck abandoned his college apartment and everything in it, packed a duffel bag and stayed on friends' couches for two years.
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How else would they wind up sandwiched between your couches' cushions half the time when you swore you left them on the counter?
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In Denmark, it is tradition to literally jump into the New Year, so we all climb up on the chairs/couches in preparation.
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Gonzalez said she'll remember her son as being really active, as a little boy who loved to jump on couches and do flips.
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Scherzinger says her favorite room in the house is her den, which she loves for its cozy feel, family memorabilia and comfy couches.
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In their Photoshopped alternative reality, Juji towers over Cline, hogging couches and waiting patiently as Cline mounts a ladder to trim his fur.
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Her mother uploads videos of Jayde running around their living room, jumping off couches, play-fighting with her dad, engaging in spastic dances.
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"Tech has always come into our hotels in jeans and T-shirts and wanted their room to have beanbags and couches," she said.
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A group of eighth-grade girls from Deerfield's Caruso Middle School took over a cluster of couches in the middle of the Starbucks.
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Red couches and tall white tables were set up outside, a DJ played music and a truck selling Vietnamese food was on hand.
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There's an outdoor fire pit where you can sit on couches and even a large chess set for some friendly gaming over wine.
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From the library I proceeded into a lounge, dim in tangerine-colored light, lined in dark couches and antique black-and-white photos.
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With no designated sleeping spots, they claim miniature couches or lean back in office chairs and prop their feet up on the desk.
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The event started at 9PM on the outdoor patio in a giant translucent canopy tent with Persian rugs, velvet couches, and potted shrubbery.
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Screen doors painted dark green led out of the Pig and Poet restaurant onto the veranda, where cushy chairs and couches are arranged.
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Throughout the office there are unassigned benches, couches, and cubicles as well as cafe-like work spaces allowing for impromptu conversations and collaboration.
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Half-painted walls, faulty wiring, sheetless mattresses, cardboard boxes filled with old-format technology, beat-up couches, frayed rugs, curling tiles, broken blinds.
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"I had saved up about $10,000 from flipping couches and stuff, and luckily I was debt-free from all of it," he said.
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The elevator opened into the living room, which was sparsely but stylishly furnished with caramel-colored leather couches and bright, extroverted art work.
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I can feel you eyeing me up and down as if I had just sat down on one of those porno casting couches.
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By late morning, Ms. de los Angeles and her husband, Bob, were sitting on living-room couches at their home in Monroe, Wash.
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During the first few months, Enrique and Emma shuffled between their children's apartments, sleeping on their beds while the children slept on couches.
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All year long, the couches, rugs, walls and even the upholstery on the dining-room chairs are a bright, festive shade of red.
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A boogie board was propped up on a wall with chipped paint; a giant stuffed Minnie Mouse rested along a row of couches.
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The Pub has foosball and Ping-Pong tables, several couches, a makeshift bar and light-bulbs dangling off wires hanging off the ceiling.
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There's a bunch of tables and couches here, and I expect this area to act as overflow seating during the lounge's busiest hours.
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Situated on the Potomac River next to Georgetown, many rooms come with balconies, leather chairs and couches, small wooden desks, and marble bathrooms.
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The interior — filled with oversize printed couches, antique cabinets, old books, wood-burning fireplaces and claw-foot bathtubs — was decorated by Behr herself.
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The retail business, upended by online shopping, is still struggling to figure out just to lure shoppers off their couches and into stores.
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On the other hand, it will be eye-level with kids and have a decent view of people seated on chairs and couches.
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There's a loft with beds, couches and a TV for when work runs late, and toys to keep the couple's two children happy.
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Now, it's full every Friday and Saturday night with young patrons crowded onto couches and playing vintage video games on 20-foot screens.
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Instead, she had a pair of deep, purple suede couches and no bedtime and always plenty of petite sirah and plenty of opinions.
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I was no longer crammed shoulder to shoulder with hundreds of people, and there were couches where people could sit down and relax.
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Customers can pick from five different colors, and the couches feature a built-in hidden USB charging port as well as reversible cushions.
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The home's mega-lounge includes a 200-inch video wall, $450,000 high-end speaker system, fireplace and collection of couches designed for leisure.
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A communal area of second-hand couches and recliners sits in the middle of the buses along with a charcoal grill for cooking.
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Lined up, the molds for the couches look for all the world as if the pilots have assumed the position for a spanking.
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Lined up, the molds for the couches look for all the world as if the pilots have assumed the position for a spanking.
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Rather than go back to Mexico regularly, she chooses to be homeless in America, sleeping on friends' couches or sometimes in someone's garage.
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The subjects include high school graduations, dads on couches, and people standing on a tarmac with an Israel Airlines plane in the background.
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In CoHo, a coffee house where I found many students sitting on couches with laptops in hand, portraits of alumni hung on the wall.
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Her (my) torso lay supine in a bright day-lit room with a stalactiteish glass sculpture in one corner and white couches in front.
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In addition, Obama's rug was replaced with a sunburst one from the Bush-era, and the couches are now brocade, no longer grey suede.
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SB Nation checked and couldn't find the pillows, drapes or couches available on Target's website but at least we have the memories (and Chipotle).
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ESPN audiences grew 9% in January and February, thanks to consumers watching the network on barstools and treadmills, instead of on living room couches.
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The guests found seats on couches and on the stairs, sipping coffee and eating the mounds of food laid out in the dining room.
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We've found 10 sectional couches on the more affordable side — with the priciest one at just over $1,000 — that are worthy of your investment.
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In the front, a whiteboard displays logistics such as key assets and target areas, while in the back, couches and pizza greet new arrivals.
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For recent evidence, look to Nielsen's brilliant and cutting Variety op-ed about Harvey Weinstein, casting couches, and structural inequality against women in Hollywood.
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The tool allows for customers to design the layouts and configurations of Ikea's couches, from the Vimle sectionals to the Vallentuna modular sofa series.
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Its couches, whose prices range from $495 for an armchair to $1,545 for a king sofa, come delivered in pieces and in several boxes.
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They'd furnished their new home with donated couches and tables — and a new crib for the baby girl who was due in mid-September.
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But for those of us watching from our couches, we can choose to instead live vicariously through the celebrities who attended on our behalf.
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The backstage room features two white couches, a full table of snacks and beverages, a giant flat screen television, and some toys for Stormi.
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And the stayers, defiantly boarding up windows, stockpiling provisions, and kicking back on their couches—that's how their parents and grandparents did it, anyway.
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Treadmills will nag us to get off our respective couches to exercise, portraying a boisterous personal trainer who keeps track of our calorie intake.
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A couple of dingy couches were scattered at the entrance where you could sit and browse books on anything from Buddhists to the pope.
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She ate dinner when we ate dinner and ripped through three couches, which remained hopelessly resistant to every scratch-repelling product we could find.
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Andrew explained that particular rooms, couches and beds had different associations for Tigger (for example, he would retreat to the main bedroom when anxious).
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The women are skeptical at first, but Frieda reveals that she's found access to a secret room with couches, shuffleboard, and other recreational activities.
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With a couple packages of these special Oreos, anyone can pay homage to the doughnut from the comfort of their couches all weekend long.
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They'll also admit that getting friends to leave the coziness of their couches for a night out at the movies pretty much doesn't happen.
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You might also be interested in checking out our guide to the overall best sofas and couches, which focuses on more traditional furniture stores.
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San Marcos cobijas can be found draped over couches and beds in Latinx homes and usually feature religious figures, such as the Virgin Mary.
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It had sleek new appliances and a lovely yard; through an ingenious configuration of beds and couches, it could sleep up to twelve people.
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I was living in LA, sleeping on couches, subletting rooms, whatever, I was not in a stable place in my life in any way.
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And on the other side of the terrace, there are couches and lounge chairs that are perfect for hanging out in with a group.
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Our couches were too heavy to save, but I managed to haul a leather chair onto a couch and saved it from the waters.
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Instead of forcing sick people to get off their couches, telehealth lets people stay in their homes while getting sound medical advice from professionals.
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In the Notting Hill, London, townhouse of Nikki Tibbles, a florist, petal-pink walls play off riotous botanical-themed curtains, pillows, couches and throws.
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Oh, and a volcano erupts, so there's that, and the spot ends with a genuinely startling moment that had viewers jumping off their couches.
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Le pays possède un nombre si déconcertant de couches administratives qu'on parle, sans affection, de " mille-feuille ", à l'image de cette pâtisserie particulièrement dense.
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But to players — low on cash, uneducated in the finer points of contract law and sleeping on couches in Lithuania — that is hardly reassuring.
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Il ne s'agit de rien d'autre, puisque ces novices ne représentent en aucune façon la société, au mieux juste quelques secteurs des couches moyennes.
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Its catalog now includes standing or counter-height tables where students can work in teams and couches where they can settle in to read.
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The volunteers moved heavy and soiled mattresses, washer machines, refrigerators, couches, and driftwood from the Santa Croce district on to five large garbage barges.
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A fireplace, candlelight, deep couches and fur-draped chairs create the building's most inviting space, while knockout views reveal the Belgian capital at large.
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It's a club within the Legends club, and there's nothing particularly unique about it — just more gray suede couches, another bar and some TVs.
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There was a range of different types of seats — couches, armchairs, desks, restaurant-style tables — but I especially liked the semi-private TV "suites."
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You won't convince Trump supporters to change their minds, but you will need to convince Sanders supporters and undecideds to get off their couches.
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This month on Craigslist, tucked among ads for worn couches and dusty pianos, was an odd and poignant offer from a woman in Tulsa.
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They include Janice Lynch, 68, who was evicted in 2015 after missing some rent payments and then essentially became homeless, staying on relatives' couches.
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I was struck by entire walls filled with hard-covered books, velvet couches, dark wood, and artwork that together delivered on the academic vibe.
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Current and former White House officials told the newspaper that staffers would stop by the office to lounge on couches and smoke electronic cigarettes.
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Caravans, buses and individual travelers have been trickling into Washington throughout the week, with protesters finding housing at local churches and on friends' couches.
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The party didn't start until 11 pm and my elder-millennial friends could not be corralled off their couches at such an ungodly hour.
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She slept on friends' couches and ate their food as she worked to get an agent and learn the ins and out of the industry.
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The place is massive, and you're going to want to have a seat on one of the couches or on one of the log stools.
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With all that anticipation, it's not as though we can just plop down on our couches come Sunday, April 14 like it's any other evening.
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Authorities in Indiana on Monday said a child fired a shot inside an IKEA furniture store after finding the gun in one of the couches.
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For the next few months, we'll clock major hours inside: parking it on couches, cooking in kitchens, self-caring in bathrooms, and snuggling atop beds.
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At least for me, when I was unbound by anything and almost felt comfortable sleeping in gutters and on soaked couches on any given day.
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It was fun while it lasted: After the cancellations, some people were upset: One company even ordered 50 couches and documented the whole #couchgate story.
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Though it will turn out to be a story that Candace is telling about herself, she couches the whole thing as a story about Simon.
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Pandora enlisted Ashley Furniture to set up couches and bean bag toss games all over it, and from the porch above, it looked very accidental.
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A couple of years ago our little team was sitting on the couches in our San Francisco office for our once-a-quarter planning session.
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The couple and their daughter, a friend of Jason, met with me in late September and we sat on couches in their tidy living room.
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NeNe Leakes and Cynthia Bailey opened up about their strained friendship before even making it to the Real Housewives of Atlanta season 11 reunion couches.
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Movie theaters are desperate to get would-be customers off their couches, away from their unending supply of streaming movies, TV shows and cat videos.
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So, Razer just started shipping its Turret lapboard, which combines a wireless keyboard, mouse, and mousepad into one slick slab for gamers who like couches.
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The place was standing-room only, and desperate-to-sit patrons (such as myself) were quickly being ushered off the reserved couches near the stage.
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All around them, under a canopy of suspended couches, chairs and wicker baskets, expensively suited executives of Hermès, the French luxury-goods company, were beaming.
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Spread out over three floors, Singapore's Kafe Utu is characterized by its cozy decor, from vibrant paintings and woven lamps to couches and communal tables.
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Sessions, however, erroneously couches the new policy in terms of it being a deterrent for those who seek to smuggle their children over the border.
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As I wandered around the gigantic living room, couches strewn around at weird angles, I was struck by the lack of ego and political dread.
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Some nights she and the children stay with Moreno in his third-floor room, which has a bed, couches, a microwave and a small refrigerator.
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Couches and motels are also inherently unstable, forcing families and youth to move frequently, often not knowing where they will stay or for how long.
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But Sullivan now couches the move to gather more information from users without making it clear what it would offer in return as a mistake.
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The store's second floor is currently being outfitted to house a lounge, with couches and a communal table for lounging around pre- or post-shopping.
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Cutting into the black market, where gamblers can place bets from the comfort of their couches, will require making legal betting as effortless as possible.
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Without stopping to wonder why it was there, he decided to move several pieces near the fireplace and use them as couches to sleep on.
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The interior of the plane has a nightclub vibe—the rows of seating have been pulled out and replaced by swanky couches and lounge chairs.
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Let's be real: in 2017 a relatively successful rock band could get great press and yet still be crashing on friends' couches while on tour.
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These campers often make themselves comfortable on makeshift chairs and couches devised from newspaper stands, milk crates, and furniture pulled from alleys and street corners.
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There's another important thing to know, generally, about cleaning couches: There is a code detailing what type of products should be used on the upholstery.
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The interior resembles the lobby of a "Mad Men"-era office, with long angular couches and sleek tables that Mr. Serignese designed and custom built.
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They sat drinking wine and discussing the annoying habits of their husbands and children, the dirty socks left on couches, dishes unscraped in the sink.
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Former nuclear-missile storage facilities across the Midwest are being refurbished and sold as places to wait out disaster with plush couches and screening rooms.
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For two days this month, US soldiers, airmen, military families, and civilians helped Venetians remove heavy and soiled mattresses, washer machines, refrigerators, couches, and driftwood.
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And half reported housing insecurity, paying only part of their rent, skimping on utility bills, or sleeping on friends' couches and sometimes in their cars.
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Aslandoğan greeted me and led me to an ornate conference room furnished with couches that all faced a thronelike chair, which was reserved for me.
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Erin McCann documented the new couches in her office, saying that no amount of education can help her figure out how to sit on them.
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He writes candidly about how he progressed from sleeping on his friends' couches in his 20s to owning his own company and becoming a multibillionaire.
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Expanding that strategy involves going into local communities and pulling all those disengaged people up off their couches, offering them compatriots and winnable political fights.
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Agents, managers, executives and power brokers from the game's major confederations huddled together in corners, or leaned in close for whispered conversations on overburdened couches.
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The insidious attempt by some women to criminalize awkward, gross and entitled sex takes women back to the days of smelling salts and fainting couches.
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Hundreds of mourners also attended his funeral in Fiumicello with villagers reportedly offering up their couches and spare rooms for visiting friends to sleep on.
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These are companies that thrive on people who stay home on their couches, order delivery, play games and watch TV while checking on their Apple iPhones.
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Unlike most juice shops, Joe & The Juice locations are spacious and have plenty of couches and seating for customers to linger after they've gotten their order.
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"Snow was falling outside, and it was so cozy — we all sat on couches or on the floor and told stories and caught up," he adds.
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But, if you're only shopping at the Swedish megastore for big-ticket items like couches and tables, you're missing out on some of their best stuff.
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The couches were tattered, the armchairs were burned by cigarettes, and the tables were banged-up—details I confirmed through photos she'd taken at the time.
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This includes rolling out more larger furniture items, so you can lounge around on all of those soft, plushy couches before you even consider buying them.
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Swipe through a bunch of used bookcases, blenders, and couches and you might soon come across something truly eye-catching, like this pair of bread loaves.
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If you searched Jelly for couches or dresses, on the other hand, you would have waited a few minutes and then got some links via email.
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But it can make us confront them from the comfort of our couches, where, in this case, the front lines of this battle are being fought.
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It wants to plug what Rudd couches as a gap in the law around material that is streamed or viewed online instead of being permanently downloaded.
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A visibly pregnant Morena Baccarin stands near the TV, which is adjacent to one of the comfy couches she returns to every few minutes or so.
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But for fans watching at home, please prep your viewing area with water, fainting couches, and whatever else you might need to ensure a safe experience.
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We were hoping to see the New Zealand-born singer perform this year, but in her absence, we will absolutely cheer on Rihanna from our couches.
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Say goodbye to your Thursday night plans because Grey's Anatomy just released a trailer for Season 15 that's guaranteed to keep you glued to your couches.
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"Snow was falling outside, and it was so cozy — we all sat on couches or on the floor and told stories and caught up," he added.
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But the thing that always keeps us sticking through the whole show every year, grudgingly waiting to be electrified on our couches, are the live performances.
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No mattresses on the floor, and no couches or futons because that's where you're crashing until you save up enough money to backpack across southeast Asia.
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C.), Ted Cruz (Tex.), James E. Risch (Idaho), Rick Scott (Fla.) and Joni Ernst (Iowa) sat on couches before him and Erdogan in the Oval Office.
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Down the hall, the aroma of Nescafé and cigarettes filled a windowless room, where defense lawyers sat on couches, balancing stacks of paper on their laps.
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As for sitting characteristics, the Petrie Sofa is more upright than relaxed, has an average seat depth and height, and it's slightly firmer than most couches.
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Since then, Cyber Monday has exploded in popularity, resonating with consumers who are ditching doorbusters in favor of making purchases from the comfort of their couches.
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The "Miracle of the Sesh" is a topic discussed in smoking areas, on couches at the afters, in Reddit forums, and on Facebook harm-reduction groups.
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A few books with titles like An Optimist's Tour of the Future or An Experiment in Industrial Democracy lay strewn across the landscape of cozy couches.
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Regardless of the occasional danger of a stain, you want to liberate those couches so you can feel the unmediated textures and angles of the upholstery.
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LOS ANGELES — For more than two weeks last month, Josie Gower shuffled between her friends' spare bedrooms and couches while her own home in Montecito, Calif.
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Television, especially network television, has the opportunity to get into all of those corners and all of those viewers on their couches and connect with them.
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The director said fans had been asking for some time for her to release the film digitally for them to enjoy while trapped on their couches.
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I met two siblings, Will and Yocelin Lizarraga, 36 and 32, who invited me into their homes, outfitted in period-appropriate refrigerators, stoves, art, and couches.
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They slept on cots inside high schools, on narrow beds in roadside motels, on friends' couches and wherever they could reach on a tank of gas.
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The head of an elephant, a gift to the club, hovers in an alcove where members luxuriate on plush leather couches to read and sometimes nap.
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A traditional course of psychoanalytic treatment still means seeing a therapist several times a week for years or even decades — and yes, there are still couches.
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Meanwhile, as Americans watch safely from their couches, the region in which the show takes place has reached a record number of drug war-related killings.
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The VIPs of WR are trapped in a posh and fully-stocked wood-paneled lounge with big screen TVs, leather couches, and surprisingly good cell service.
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Maybe it was her, maybe it was embedded in the white couches and plush carpeting, here on the 29th floor of a midtown Manhattan high-rise.
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I have a very different mind-set about collecting now, but it was the first thing that went up in this apartment, even before the couches.
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In January, explosives placed in couches inside the Kandahar governor's office, past five layers of security, almost decimated the province's leadership and a visiting Arab delegation.
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Upstairs is the Exchange Bar, rumored to be the site of Nairobi's first stock exchange during colonial times, decked out with leather couches and dark wood.
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Reading the news one might assume sexual harassment and sexual assault only occurs on Hollywood casting couches, in congressional offices and campaigns, and around television newsrooms.
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On Saturday morning, before the tailgate had officially started, I ended up chatting with some current students who were lounging by the couches in the GOBCC.
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A Cuban jazz band occupied one corner, and there was an open bar at the back of the room, which had ornate chandeliers and velvet couches.
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Just before soundcheck on Wednesday night, Mr. Finn and the keyboardist Franz Nicolay sat on black leather couches in a room above the Brooklyn Bowl's stage.
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Fearing booby traps, they moved carefully through buildings, peering into cupboards and behind couches, always careful not to move anything that could trigger a makeshift explosive.
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Under the revised thinking, breaking down walls to bring people together is good, but so are "team spaces" and standing tables, comfortable couches and movable walls.
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Outside, it's drizzling, with a sky like slate; inside, it's cozy, almost cavelike, with red walls, a red neon sign, and black leather couches and barstools.
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I saw one room, though: There were all-white couches and three of the largest TVs I'd ever seen hanging side by side, each playing something different.
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Trump signed his first executive orders at the Resolute Desk before new gold curtains with a blue trim, a new sunburst-patterned carpet and new brocade couches.
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Researchers who took part in the survey released the data to the public earlier this week, allowing citizen scientists to begin searching for exoplanets from their couches.
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The hotel's posh screening room features tufted couches, wood-paneled walls, and cozy fur throws, creating one of the most glamorous movie watching experiences you'll ever have.
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The most wonderful day of the week, for today we escape our work prisons to sit on our couches and avoid showering for the next two days.
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In most of these model cities, victims aren't interviewed in the bare-bones rooms used for suspects but in more comfortable ones, with couches, artwork and lamps.
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After sleeping on friends' couches and in the back of her car, Spriggs a year later, she finally found steady work with the San Diego Rescue Mission.
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The scene is a startlingly meta moment in a movie made to be viewed, well, mostly by people sitting on their couches scrolling through Netflix Christmas movies.
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We've had people express interest in taking the old couches, but it looks like getting them out the door will be a bigger project than we thought.
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With the airline CEOs seated around Trump's desk, his top aides listened from the nearby couches: Bolton, Navarro, Kudlow and acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney. Sen.
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From luxe couches or hand-crafted wood accent tables, shop the 15 home steals ahead and get prepped to tackle all that upcoming family, feasting, and gifting.
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"This is all I have," she said, gesturing at the room crammed with couches used as beds and energetic children on school break, a closet dividing it.
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Once aboard The Empress of Sausalito, attendees sipped complimentary cocktails and sat on leather couches circling a carpeted dance floor lit up by a rainbow disco ball.
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Head choices include a broom with an adjustable joint for sweeping under couches, a microfiber mop, a sponge, a squeegee, a lint roller, duster, and floor brush.
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Zoe was also joined by her husband, Rodger Berman, and sons Kaius, 5, and Skyler, 8, who enjoyed jumping on the couches when the event winded down.
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Phaedra Parks is still legally married to Apollo Nida but that's not stopping her from dancing on couches at the club dressed in head-to-toe lingerie.
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We're the same guys who slept on the couches in Mayo's basement studio all those years ago, coming up with the funniest, smartest and best sounding music.
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When the temperature drops, and we're relegated to our beds, couches, and baths, we like to use the time productively — that is, by pampering ourselves, of course.
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So any "common language" comparisons are necessarily hampered by a disconnect between the way people actually speak and the tortured prose in which Congress couches its legislation.
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I look to the left and right: two baroque-rimmed mirrors, two stretches of black-and-white striped archway, two shiny gold shelves, two dusty rose couches.
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But in the midst of sleeping on friends' couches and watching helplessly as her world got turned upside down, Quinn began to realize that she wasn't alone.
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"We retired to the comfy couches in the TV room with our after-dinner beverages and our kale popsicles that we pretend to like," Ms. Bell said.
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People still work with Woody Allen and defend Roman Polanski and joke about casting couches, as if they're humorous and not proof of industry-wide moral impunity.
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Though seeing friends and family is always welcome, visiting your scattered loved ones means moving every few days, sleeping on couches, and living in other people's space.
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NatashaWhen I worked at an shared office space, WeWork, men were the only ones who would brazenly put their feet on shared furniture, like couches and sofas.
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After she kicked him out, Enrique said he was homeless for six months, sleeping on friend's couches or with guys he met online, sometimes in the park.
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In short, Big Love couches all of its religious ideas inside of something TV has always tried to sell: the ideal family, where everybody loves each other.
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" He admits to being in love with her when pressed but couches it curtly: "Well, there's a lot of ways to be in love with a person.
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Lee couches the story as a memory of childhood, but it's a dual childhood she's remembering — that of Scout and that of the country she lives in.
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Skylights flood the suite with natural light, highlighting warm champagne- and tan-colored leather couches and beds with individually mounted oak headboards and soft leather neck-pillows.
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At another point there was enough money for gaudy new vinyl couches, which are still there now, positioned around the perimeter of common rooms like circling wagons.
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As the homes burned, so did the items inside: things like phthalate-filled air fresheners, couches manufactured with flame retardant, and Teflon pans made with harmful PFCs.
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The Harvard–Yale rivalry is hundreds of years old — but we woke up this morning sprawled on each other's couches, in crimson hoodies but under navy blankets.
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The décor evokes an IKEA showroom: low-slung couches, beanbags, clusters of tables, and wooden chairs in progressively smaller sizes, like those belonging to Goldilocks's three bears.
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Ahead was the main room with a large King-sized Swedish Duxiana bed outfitted with Frette linens, and plush couches that lined an entire wall of windows.
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It's a place to gather, rest, and relax, and during my stay, the velvet couches and oversized chairs were filled with visitors from all over the world.
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Babies should not be put down on surfaces like water beds, couches or cushioned armchairs, where there is a very large increase in the risk of SIDS.
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"The money I was making wasn't sufficient to rent out another room, and I didn't have a deposit," he said, so he started crashing on friends' couches.
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My life, looking back, seemed to consist of scenes spliced together from emergency rooms, psychiatric wards, doctors' offices, pharmacy queues, holding cells, therapists' couches, street corners, pawnshops.
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The dimpled brown leather couches and dark wood remind me of my grandfather's basement, an episode of Mad Men, or a Life magazine spread from the 217s.
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Men and women in crisp suits and expensive shoes clamber into tanks like shoppers testing couches at Ikea and snap selfies with machine guns like tourists on vacation.
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While there was a brief surge of interest in exercise-themed titles in 2009–2010, the fad fizzled — and players happily returned to their couches, controllers in hand.
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The space also includes some cafes and micro kitchens so employees can grab a coffee or snack, as well as spaces with couches and whiteboards for casual meetings.
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Ever since cable morphed into streaming, and we started watching more video on phones than couches, even mere acquaintances have started demanding answers from you about the future.
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This system has results in bags of serums and creams strewn about my floor, lipsticks stuffed under couches, and makeup brushes jammed into the back of my closet.
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Since pulling the trigger on everything from couches to beds is a big deal, you may as well do it when you're actually getting a big deal too.
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When they first moved in, protesters described the Phi Psi fraternity house as "dank" and "gross" with sticky floors, filthy couches in the basement, and two "horrendous" bathrooms.
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Yes, it sounds small from the comfort of our couches, but when you can measure out your possessions in sugar spoons, tiny conflicts take on an outsized significance.
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Once the dogs were seated (big dogs on the couches in front; smaller ones on laps), Anderson, standing behind a small keyboard and voice modulator, began her set.
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Ask Google to show you couches or dresses or bullet journals and your search results will have been SEO'd straight to hell: you're getting ads disguised as answers.
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If the scenes are hard to watch from the comfort of our couches, we can only imagine how difficult they are to film on set under his eye.
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The same month Ikea launched its pet line Japan's Okawa Kagu rolled out its own artisan-made collection of cat furniture, which look like miniature West Elm couches.
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Career-wise, maybe, Bradbery is saying goodbye to summer and hello to more of the so-called broken things: stained couches, messy relationships, and a bit less control.
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Dyson's design choices have downsides, too; the height of the machine means that it can't squeeze under couches or low tables to clean those hard-to-reach areas.
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In an age where streaming content is readily available on screens at home, Dergarabedian said star casting and beloved characters can make people get up from their couches.
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He might make for watchable TV, but when it comes to getting Americans off their couches, it looks like Donald Trump can't quite pull Barack Obama-level crowds.
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Other Allen Institute scientists built the Sims-like house, filling it with everyday items and realistic physics—kitchen cupboards full of dishes, couches that can be pushed around.
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The report alleges the club failed to provide decent housing for some players, forcing them to sleep on couches, and use sheets of cardboard to cover broken windows.
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In a blog post about the development it couches Berlin's housing law as both "complex and confusing" and out-and-out "broken" — arguing it "needs to be fixed".
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"With each inspection conducted, the organisation gains more insight," is how CEO Luke Anear couches it, touting the "collective knowledge" generated by inspection teams using the app platform.
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J-FLAG gets calls almost weekly from people who need to leave their homes but are staying on friends' couches or have found other temporary places to live.
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While the stars spend awards season walking on red carpets and sipping bubbly in ballrooms, we spend it live-tweeting from our couches and taking sparrow-faced selfies.
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While there's no question that it's become harder to get people off their couches for average events, the robust growth of the experience economy suggests the opposite trend.
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They asked to have until July to finish their review, saying attorneys were working around the clock, sleeping on couches and one was sent home with an injury.
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A city inspection showed a number of personal items were being stored inside the studio, including clothes, a massage table, couches, an entertainment set and other miscellaneous items.
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Dawdle in the lobby and you'll find the majority filling its couches aren't even hotel guests, but New Yorkers who come to co-work, mingle, and hang out.
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The expansive, dimly-lit lobby was buzzing with activity; folks were snacking, drinking, chatting, and working on laptops on tufted leather couches and at long communal banquet tables.
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It's slim enough to make it under dressers and couches with low clearance, and strong enough to suck up all the cat hair and litter in my apartment.
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There are some obvious points of entry you might visit—funeral homes, voodoo festivals—but you should also try places more obscure: broken couches, broken blinds, broken windows.
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This month alone, one of the couches will be at New York City near the Empire State Building and one will be at Jackson Square in New Orleans.
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It's a single room, with some trippy-looking blankets on the wall, a couple couches, and a big MacBook where his engineer John has ProTools at the ready.
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It's a triumph in the way that it couches a bunch of moments that will make you bawl your eyes out in what initially seem like silly jokes.
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A vaulted ceiling reveals a second floor, lined with books, where she recalls positioning a soprano one evening to regale guests seated on leather couches and chairs below.
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Kool operates out of a grim warehouse with flickering bulbs and patchy black paint, but Rinse has leather couches, its own record label, and corporate partners like Smirnoff.
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There were six-floor walk-ups that had hot water only a few days a week; subleases of subleases in Sunnyside, Queens; and too many couches to count.
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A figure in a cloak who was sitting on the couches in the living room, which I had to pass through to use the bathroom during the night.
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The second season of the comedian Pete Holmes's semi-autobiographical show has him coping with a divorce, sleeping on his friend's couches and working at Cold Stone Creamery.
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Vanguard Revisited curators — artist Leila Weefur and SFAI students enrolled in the Collaborative Practices course — thoroughly absorbed the social and institutional history that couches the de Young exhibition.
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There are big leather couches and tartan chairs, taxidermy and cow skin throw rugs, but also some sparkling satellite chandeliers to remind you that you're still in Brooklyn.
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As the telecast began, Mr. Corden exhorted viewers — who, ironically, were mostly watching on television — to think about getting off their couches and going to see a show.
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There are two dining areas — a bamboo-walled wine alcove with high-top tables and a lounge area with couches — but both provide views of the open kitchen.
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At Brooklyn College, where he studied American literature after dropping out of business school, he bopped around cheap sublets and couches of newfound friends in the poetry community.
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With colorful couches, chairs and ottomans, and chandelier-like light fixtures, the lobby is a hive of activity: travelers coming and going, napping, poring over maps, checking laptops.
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In a high-ceilinged room adjacent to the soundstage, Jakissa Taylor Semple, who goes by DJ Kiss, was spinning records on a plinth surrounded by couches and candles.
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By the time the rest of the party conked out on couches and the floor in the wee hours, Mr. Sutter found Ms. Risch wide-awake and alone.
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There was a living room decorated with red-and-gold, Ethan-Allen-ish chairs and couches and a chaise longue meant to invoke a degree of midcentury splendor.
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But the report flags risks to 53G from what it couches as "non-EU state or state-backed actors" — which can be read as diplomatic code for Huawei.
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The lobby's gorgeous interiors look plucked from a set of "Mad Men," with patterned red-and-cream carpeting and curved cognac-leather couches illuminated by golden pendant lamps.
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It's an oasis nearly hidden in the national park, with large double doors that open into a lounge with elaborate archways, plush couches and plenty of private nooks.
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Finally, I read two books aloud with the family — "The Perfect Storm," by Sebastian Junger and "Martin Marten," by Brian Doyle — everyone sprawled on couches under kerosene light.
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Through a red curtain, plush armchairs and clustered couches create an air of cultivated intimacy, though the bar's newness betrays itself in the glare of the silvered ceiling.
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It's like walking into a virtual version of Windows, complete with couches and other furniture, big screen TVs that can play movies on your computer and much more.
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The place was a cleaned-out store, with bare concrete floors and walls, some furniture scattered around, and a lot of people dancing, some on tables and couches.
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On the first day, "The kids walked in like they did it every day of their lives," Eichar said, and lined up side by side on the couches.
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In less than seven years, Basquiat went from sleeping on friends' couches and pushing his illustrated t-shirts on the street to selling works for upwards of $25,000.
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Welcome to our weekly series "Cry of the Week," in which we highlight whatever moment made us ugly cry on our couches* the most in the past seven days.
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"We obviously need to be mindful of other people travelling; trains are for people, they aren't for fridges and couches unfortunately," Queensland Rail's Justine Scarff told the news outlet.
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The pandemic of sexual harassment and abuse—you saw its prevalence in the hashtag #metoo on social media in the past weeks—isn't confined to Harvey Weinstein's casting couches.
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" But a major album highlight is "Despite Repeated Warnings," a 7-minute anti-Trump mini-suite that couches politics in metaphor and an emphatic "Yes, we can do it!
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Welcome to our weekly series "Cry of the Week," in which we highlight whatever moment made us ugly cry on our couches the most in the past seven days.
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People use hotel chairs and couches to store their luggage (which has been touching the ground for hours), their dirty shoes, their dirty clothes, and who knows what else.
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Rosalyn Gillund put all of her stuff in storage and in her pickup truck and is spending the winter on friends' couches, making dinner or doing laundry as payment.
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So, we sought out a way to plan the vacation of our dreams that will get us off our couches during this upcoming sunny season — minus the money headache.
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Customers are invited to lounge on the couches and read a book, or snuggle up with a Burrow blanket while listening to music coming from the Sonos speaker nearby.
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"I have three small children and it's not always great to have nice white couches but I try my hardest," she says in an upcoming episode of Open House.
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The two-level space is actually somewhat modeled after his home in Los Angeles, as it features a bar, oversized couches and memorabilia — all things you find his house.
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This humane research facility is a converted barn and features a full-sized tree, several couches, scratching posts, and a floor littered with toys for its 35 feline residents.
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"People were sleeping on each others' couches and renting rooms before Airbnb, but Airbnb provided that really safe, clean, approved — you got feedback, it was a transaction," Quinn said.
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But streaming is built not only for people watching at home on their couches, but also for mobile users who want to watch video wherever and whenever they like.
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The 65-year-old opted for a sheer and white peplum dress, wearing her hair in perfectly coifed curls as she joined friends on one of the lounge's couches.
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The slimmest Eufy vacuum is less than three inches tall, allowing it to sneak under tables and couches to tackle the dirt of the most difficult-to-reach areas.
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He ended up sleeping on couches at different friends' houses, ultimately ending up at the home of a girl from choir he didn't know very well at the time.
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"I recorded 'To Da Neck' right here in the living room," Jay remembers, nodding across the kitchen's threshold at a small space with brown couches and a leather ottoman.
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Topped by a green canopy, the front door opens to a doorman guarding a hallway that leads to a light-filled lobby decorated with two couches and an armchair.
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We sat on purple couches in the music-free lobby of a Riyadh hotel and shared dates and coffee while he answered my questions about Islam in Saudi Arabia.
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A stuffed Longhorn head, cowhide-covered couches, and a pressed tin ceiling add some old-fashioned Texan flair to a bar in a city that's constantly looking to modernize.
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I've done a good job convincing myself that if I didn't exercise, I would unleash the many predators that seek their elderly prey on couches, but not on treadmills.
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In the courtyard, canvas shades were stretched among palm trees, sheltering clusters of wire chairs; a shipping container had been turned into an open-air bar with outdoor couches.
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For dinner I sat at the hotel's bar, The Pulitzer, which looks like it belongs in the 1930s with wood paneling, deep couches and tables tucked in secret corners.
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It kind of disintegrates into this hang for the next two hours, where everybody's kicking it on couches and kind of discussing what it is they're going to do.
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While stand-up comedy remained largely the province of men throughout the 1950s and '60s, a few women had begun to appear on club stages and late show couches.
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We spent endless hours on beat-up couches, contemplating problems large and small — Iraq, what we were going to do after graduating, girls who (rightfully, probably) found us unworthy.
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When The Times interviewed Mr. Whitfield in 2009, he was jobless and soon to be homeless, sleeping on friends' couches and living on items from the McDonald's Value Menu.
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There were also berth alcoves around the corner — a lower-cost ticket option from a cabin — made up of a pair of couches facing each other during the day ...
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Among the most memorable numbers is "Good Morning," in which the three actors tapped their way through a kitchen, up and down stairs and — most elegantly — over two couches.
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The three built-in couches are framed in wood and set in a "U" configuration opposite a wood-burning fireplace that occupies the bottom of an original stone wall.
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But in Prague, the teams are sitting on couches on adjacent platforms that look down on the action, separated only by the narrow walkway leading to the locker room.
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In the op-ed he calls for what he couches as "sensible regulation" — aka taking a "proportionate approach, balancing potential harms, especially in high-risk areas, with social opportunities".
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The space is full of comfy red couches for your pup to relax on, as well as a large open space in front of the screen if they get restless.
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Now, he's demanding more than $40,000 -- which includes a $10,000 party penalty plus thousands in damages for things like expensive rugs, broken glasses, tables, bathroom doors, statues, couches and more.
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West Elm says it will offer owners of its Peggy line of couches a full refund or replacement, days after it withdrew the items from its website and store floors.
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Welcome to our new weekly series "Cry of the Week," in which we highlight whatever moment made us ugly cry on our couches the most in the past seven days.
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Ludlow House, with its low-slung red velvet couches where members can huddle with open laptops beneath a painting of Lin-Manuel Miranda as Alexander Hamilton, presented a convenient solution.
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The effect has been abrupt and clumsy, as if the company preferred that festival audiences packed into large and lavish movie theaters were draped over their couches at home instead.
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For anyone who isn't into the DIY route, NASA will be offering up a livestream of the event, so viewers can enjoy it all from the comfort of their couches.
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But she's perhaps best known as a beloved Instagrammer, whose photos of dipping in toilets and lounging on couches (hopefully not within the same span) earned her a devoted following.
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Pick one of the couches in the alleyway, or set up at a picnic table on the lush balcony to enjoy some cocktails, along with live music and people-watching.
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Co-founder Adrian Salamunovic says it wants to focus on growth and innovation in what he couches as a "highly fragmented" space that hasn't seen a whole lot of innovation.
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On the first afternoon of the June training, a Sunday, a group of fellows wearing royal-blue polos with a red Texas Right to Life logo settled onto lobby couches.
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More and more people are getting off their theatre seats and couches and immersing themselves into entertainment -- and its proving to be a lucrative opportunity, according to two industry entrepreneurs.
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They estimate the number of homeless young people at 3,800, some of them sleeping on couches and others living in the streets, sleeping on trains or finding shelter through prostitution.
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It's to the credit of the camera operators and sound engineers who make us feel like we're right in the heart of live action while we're sitting on our couches.
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Even with employment rising, Jim Cramer has noticed that consumer spending is relatively weak, and he thinks it's because consumers are chained to two things: their phones and their couches.
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While the offices do have desks, employees are encouraged to work in the couches in the office's makeshift living room, on the outdoor patio, or on the office bunk beds.
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In 2016, it's a de facto sub-festival that feels like an extremely highbrow VR meetup, complete with crowded couches full of people passing around headsets alongside the hors d'oeuvres.
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Paak spent the next year or so living off of the couches of family and friends, working as a home health care aid to help the family make ends meet.
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They're not your landlords (literally, they're not—WeWork rents the spaces and then tricks them out with plush couches and standing desks), kids; they're curators of a cool office culture.
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It's staffed by young people and the couches are upholstered in different shades of blue—the sort of patterns you would expect from a swanky Malibu patio by the beach.
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A good sign you've task-switched yourself into a stupor: mindlessly scrolling Facebook at the end of the night or, as in Ms. Zomorodi's case, looking at couches on Pinterest.
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Hadid's body was on display in a hot pink swimsuit by Agent Provacateur as she posed on the apartment's leather couches, granite countertops, white-sheeted bed, and tile shower stall.
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Consumers may love to hate their cable companies, but Comcast is betting its new retail stores with giant video screens and comfy couches will help strengthen its connection to customers.
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On Monday, literally dozens of fainting couches across the country were relieved of duty as Thomas Edward Patrick Brady Jr. was reunited with BOTH of his stolen Super Bowl jerseys.
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" And yet she's getting an inkling of the answer to that question, which she couches in a metaphor: "We would bring the herd down off the mountain in the fall.
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On the other side of the room are two couches — one a squishy 1940s mustard velvet sofa, the other a white linen divan covered with Cap Ferret-themed striped blankets.
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Rather than approaching colonialism through a linear chronology, he couches it between the Atlantic Slave Trade of the past and the current unequal labor and market relations in West Africa.
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When you become a refugee in your own hometown, and when you have exhausted all options—government assistance programs, homeless shelters, crashing on couches—what is a mother to do?
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"Kids need space and stability for proper child development; when you're moving from place to place and staying on couches, they can't learn and grow," Walker told The New Republic.
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Bryant, so often the constant target of pining fans and their cellphone cameras, went to an upstairs lounge that boasts couches, TVs and a view of the five courts below.
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The back section of the open-concept clubhouse has California King-sized mattresses pushed together, plush heaps of pillows, and large vintage couches scattered throughout where people can get together.
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Former president of Miramax, Mark Gill, openly regrets not leaving when he first found out about Weinstein's actions, but still couches his description of a "very bad incident" in euphemisms.
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From the soft, ambient lighting to the book-lined walls and worn leather couches, everything is working in tandem to convince you to order a glass of wine and linger.
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When Michele took over the chapel-office, he did away with the sleek modernist couches that had been installed there, filling the space instead with his impressive collection of antiques.
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If you've got extra budget, the Atrium suite is another premium one-bedroom suite, but with a lovely living room set under glass, filled with leafy plants and velvet couches.
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No one person presides over it at any given time; anyone is welcome to crash on its worn-in couches or pull up a chair to the faded poker table.
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Mr. Ward, 45, who is Irish-born and works as an assistant director in Hollywood for his day job, said when you start paying attention, you see the couches everywhere.
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There, the children were served family-style organic meals, the classrooms were immaculate and centered in each room were oversize couches and large wooden bookcases, all stocked with classic children's books.
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It comes with a stake to keep it from blowing away when it's not in use, stays inflated longer than other couches we tested and folds down into a portable pack.
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And, judging from the fanfare over the brand's free couches — a brief technical glitch on the site last week that has since been rectified — plenty of people feel the same way.
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So Ms. Lilly, 27, bounced along an itinerant path of couches and borrowed bedrooms that has become a fact of life for workers in jewel-box tourist towns across the country.
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Since our invites for the wedding appear to have gotten lost in the mail, we instead formulated a dignified plan B: to cue up the grand affair straight from our couches.
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But at the end of the day he couches IoT as a fairly simply security nut to crack — given most devices connect to the Internet via a router or network gateway.
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So if you're in the market to freshen up your apartment without shelling out a ton, get ready to click around; everything from couches to rugs to lamps is on sale.
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Well, even including recent indie movies that landed with a thud (see: Hansel and Gretel Get Baked), our cinematic cannabis canon contains a litany of bro-tastic stoner dudes on couches.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek at the RHONJ season 7 reunion, Teresa Giudice and Jacqueline Laurita battle it out on opposite couches in the first of a two-part reunion.
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For far too many hours (many of us were still in high school) we would sit around on thrift store couches, smoke cigarettes, and try to figure out our favorite character.
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Prices for the collection range from as low as $24 for decorative throw pillows to $899 for comfy-chic couches, which in comparison to other luxury home lines is a steal!
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There were also three airy traditional Southern sitting parlor common spaces and one cozy family room — all decorated with unique contemporary flourishes like leather couches, industrial coffee tables and oversized artwork.
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He lived mostly out of his car, sleeping where he could: on the river bank, in a tent, in a barn, on couches, and wherever else he was permitted to stay.
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Tight end Ryan Griffin, offensive lineman Greg Mancz and linebackers Eric Lee and Shakeel Reshad joined Peters in moving couches and ripping apart bed frames destined for the ubiquitous trash heaps.
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There is also the warm, friendly CEO Eamon Bailey (Hanks), who couches all his Big Brother tendencies in casual, Upworthy platitudes of simply wanting to make the world a better place.
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And the best part of this quote for the Trump cause is that it couches the president's concerns in the context of his wanting to do something good for the country.
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He led us into a half-open patio that once served as a garage, where other fighters and activists were slumped on battered old couches, chatting and drinking tea and smoking.
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If we're back in his studio sitting on the couches and he has friends across the room at the bar we can't look at each other or communicate with each other.
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I got a $1.50 Coors (they also do 16-ounce Miller Lites for $2) and headed out to the back patio, where there were some tables, couches and a cornhole game.
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Nor does she have a steady address: She cadges space on couches (most recently at a colleague's home in Houston) while cooking five-course dinners in borrowed, sometimes comically underequipped kitchens.
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A post and article by "Printly" titled "Clintons Admitted To Stealing Rugs, Silverware, Dishsets, Couches & Art From White House" here was shared 2853,21992 times on Facebook as of January 286, 2000.
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The 21st century is a golden age of convertible furniture and space-saving hacks: modular couches, bookshelves that collapse into dining tables, "tiny houses" whose every centimeter is exploited and optimized.
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That gallery, too, has changed, most notably in its furnishings: Martin's photographs suggest it served as an elegant salon, with couches and armchairs filling what is today an open viewing area.
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Benches, couches and remarkably comfortable chairs filled many of the areas in between, as well as planters and fountains; the backs of the kiosks appeared to be covered with living moss.
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Not just couches but throw pillows, curtains, and other random upholstery all seemed to share the same geometric pattern as the tank top worn by the lead singer of Maroon 5.
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There are also new amenities, like a sixth-floor cafe, couches connecting the existing eastern portion to the new western addition and an expanded store that has been moved below ground.
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Full of idyllic pictures of Canada, plush gray couches with Canada Goose blankets, snacks including a variety of candy and fruit, and a skinny mirror, it resembles a welcoming living room.
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Facebook is full of photos snapped by annoyed spouses: prone adults on couches with controllers in their hands, home on the weekends playing Switch, on a break from the real world.
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"We made it very home-y, adding indoor couches so it's very comfortable, and we spend a lot of time there enjoying the year-round beautiful weather of California," Heather says.
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I took meetings in an area atop the indoor shipping container, on couches where an engineer was rumored to have lived for several months, before being busted by our secret service.
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So on a cold morning late last year, we settled onto plush couches in the dimly lit drawing room of the Greenwich Hotel in New York, warmed by a raging fireplace.
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SETTLING IN By 9, Angel and I are done for the night and sink into our couches to watch a little TV. When "Game of Thrones" is on, we watch that.
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The set (by Hildegard Bechtler, who also designed the costumes) shows a salon, with fine couches and glittering tables, framed by a large wooden structure that resembles an opera house proscenium.
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The bar is also a time capsule of a more squalorous Times Square; it has cracked black and white checkered floors, and its green vinyl couches are bandaged up with tape.
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Simpson is asked to speculate about "what might have happened," as Regan couches it, on the night of the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman in 1994.
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Ties There's a fire, and a dozen of us are piled on couches, ottomans and random chairs pulled in from the next room, hot tea or cold beers in our hands.
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Then they go back into the living room, to Adam's white couches, to the potted palms and the loud music still blasting, and they do lines until the sun comes up.
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A portion of those workers are living elsewhere and commuting to Jackson; others are staying on friends' couches, or packing too many people into one apartment and hoping not to get caught.
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Chrissy Metz may have walked the Golden Globes red carpet as a nominee this year, but not so long ago she was crashing on friends' couches and struggling to afford a meal.
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With commanding views out to the sea for 180 degrees, plenty of soft couches, and free high speed internet, the sky lounge was my favorite place in the Princess Tower to relax.
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Jabari drives a BMW, and his house, where he grew up, looks like a standard upper-middle class Palestinian home, with an room of worn couches and shiny chandeliers to welcome guests.
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"I had recently gotten married and I was pregnant and I thought I was going to come back and they'd hide me behind benches, couches, pillows, and that wasn't it," she said.
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I felt laden with shame trying to figure out how I had become that low-functioning middle-age clown you see on sitcoms: the hairy, interloping barnacle with an affinity for couches.
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The startup has a selection of basic furniture like grey couches, wooden coffee tables, and black counter stools, plus an air conditioner to rent at a monthly price, starting at three months.
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Walk past the pool and around the gate, and you'll find a secluded little space filled with oversized leather couches, vintage maps, and regulars like Zoë Kravitz, Miley Cyrus, and Cara Delevingne.
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Later, in a room full of gold-hued, plush couches and chairs replete with gilded molding, we see a man looking at his phone while a falcon perches on his left arm.
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McConnell doesn't necessarily care if Trump recants his positions or abandons unserious lines of thinking, so long as he doesn't talk about them out loud or couches them in less-offensive terms.
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As Sugar Bear remained in a room off-stage, Mama June, who requested that Honey Boo Boo be taken home by one of the crew members, joined Jennifer back on the couches.
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He'd been instructed to keep it low-key, stay seated, and just chat, but, as usual, Panay was prowling before the group of journalists assembled causally on couches, benches, and cushioned chairs.
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At the time, he had been forced into retirement and, with no income, was in dire financial straits, living out of the back of his Jeep, his family sleeping on friends' couches.
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The vast, marble-floored reception area was perfectly polished as a few men gathered on roomy couches to puzzle over the state of the country, while a waiter served tea and coffee.
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I loved the elegant decor and the efficient use of space; there are plenty of comfy couches as well as desk spaces for working on the go, which I do a lot.
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Cute, Etsy-ish aesthetics, small displays selling soaps or tchotchkes—all by women-owned independent businesses, of course—and ornate couches and reading chairs conjure up images of boozy book club meetings.
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We've shed a single, proud tear after following Raf Simons' journey to his first couture collection for Dior in Dior and I (despite having zero involvement from the comfort of our couches).
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In the middle of the room, three comma-shaped gray couches are arranged to face one another, just a little too far apart for any seated parties to share a private joke.
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It was a Thursday evening on the Columbia University campus, and a group from the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority was wedged onto couches eating takeout, some seated cross-legged on the floor.
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Now they are just trying to keep the parts of the bay that Olympic sailors will traverse free from debris that in recent months has included floating refrigerators, couches and even corpses.
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And a good chunk of them can still dance, drink, sing, and shriek their Coachella counterparts under the table, when not reclining on one of the festival's abundant chairs and couches anyway.
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They wanted to find jobs for former fighters who were now sleeping on one another's couches, living on ramen noodles and roaming in search of a purpose and a sense of family.
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During one group session in the summer of 214 in a sunlit renovated barn with couches, a therapist named Sharon McCallie-Steller instructed everyone to write down three negative beliefs about themselves.
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AltspaceVR, a social VR platform, hosted a viewing party that was kind of like going to a friend's house if your friends consisted of robots and standing on couches was socially acceptable.
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With the inside of the Doxsee Theater made up to resemble a nomadic tent, audience members sit on cushions, couches, chairs and bean bags, while the five actors roam about the space.
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The nickel-plated steel mesh couches — "How High the Moon" by Shiro Kuramata (1986) — placed in this room are quite solid, though their porous, metal forms are likely uncomfortable to sit on.
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She often entertains at her Silver Lake home, where she encourages laid-back lounging in her living room with low couches and lots of pillows or blankets spread out on her lawn.
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I've not spent a great deal of time on psychiatrists' couches, but were I to hire one in earnest I suspect I'd fill the initial sessions talking about my early paperback reading.
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More analytically oriented genres like drama will always have their place, but there's something uniquely communal about horror and comedy that makes getting off our couches and into theaters together feel worthwhile.
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Cyber Monday was all weekend long Online shopping deals are no longer relegated to Cyber Monday as retailers cash in on consumers' growing willingness to shop from the comfort of the couches.
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Together, we will get a handle on what camp is (and isn't), which means we will be better able to judge celebrity red-carpet interviews from the comfort of our own couches.
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People were sleeping on each other's couches and renting rooms before Airbnb, but Airbnb provided that really safe, clean, approved, you got feedback, it was a transaction, you felt good about it.
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Related: Tiny opioid patients need help easing into life By the time Hensley was about six months pregnant, she was living on couches, estranged from her mother and her baby's father, Tyrell Shepherd.
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And, again, the incoming transparency rules look intended to shrink that risk — requiring what the Commission couches as exhaustive disclosure of "any advantage" a platform may give to their own products over others.
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The voice system deployed human-sounding vocal cues, such as 'ums' and 'ahs' — to make the "conversational experience more comfortable", as Google couches it in a blog about its intentions for the tech.
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With this new project, Saltiel was looking to marry modernity — there are Brutalist couches designed by Rick Owens and horsehair-wrapped sconces by the design studio Apparatus — with elements of traditional Mykonos hospitality.
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They recommend traditional-sized furniture for couches or chairs versus building your own: "When you use something every day, it should feel normal and that's a big key to making tiny living successful."
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The Del Hierro brothers craft their costumes from polyurethane foam, which they find in whatever city they happen to be in, tearing into discarded couches or mattresses and ripping out the "meat" inside.
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If you sit in the black couches for long enough you'll see half the people that you need to talk to in a day, even though most of them work in other buildings.
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On jets like the new Boeing 747, elegant travelers of the 1960s and 70s floated between their spacious seats lounges with seats clustered around coffee tables, full bars with stools, and comfortable couches.
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Using products in the sticker app developed by Hello Velocity, you can art direct a scene with objects such as Snapchat glasses, WowWee Chip Robot Toy Dogs, Wendell Castle Molar Couches, and more.
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Even my relationship with my roommate, which has spanned four years, two couches, countless overflowing toilets, and one carbon monoxide scare, feels more like a loose confederation of people than a twosome indivisible.
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" The video, directed by 17-year-old filmmaker Ciara Boniface follows Melinoe along as he relives the psychedelic haze of his days as a youth in Detroit abusing drugs and "jumping on couches.
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Along with four girlfriends, the actress hung out on the couches in the lounge before the show, where they enjoyed eight cucumber and jalapeño margaritas, as well as Tito's Vodka, and Pacifico beer.
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You probably picture models lounging on plush leather couches with plaid throw blankets, men who look like Nacho Figueras serving espresso, maybe some Bruce Springsteen playing from the speakers...But you are wrong.
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In it, there is a U-shaped bar with 24 bar stools, while other stools are scattered around the room and a few couches sit in front of a two-sided gas fire.
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The buildings are designed to suit the free-range working ways of software developers: open-plan floors, bench seating, whiteboards, couches for impromptu meetings, balconies overlooking the grounds and kitchen areas with snacks.
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The 9,500-square-foot roof on the Spring Street side will have trees, picnic tables and couches, along with views of the Hudson River, and will be shared by all the complex's tenants.
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She spent the next five years living there, crashing on people's couches and floors, immersing herself in the art and club scenes at a time before gentrification had really hit the area hard.
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I've seen this in some big-box couches (and immediately went home and busted out a drill and added a hub to my own couch), but I hope this becomes standard industry-wide.
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And eats ice cream on her couch with unbridled joy because it's delicious, couches are comfortable, and she's a person with functioning taste buds—and all the while, she stays fat and happy?
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It has "hundreds" of care workers on its platform at this point, according to Maruthappu, and has delivered tens of thousands of care hours — "accruing millions of data points", as it couches it.
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"[T]he world's couches remain great safe spaces and luckily film works and animations cannot be affected by the increasing world's pestilence that is COVID-19," said Rivera in an email to Hyperallergic.
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On top of that, we make the situation even worse by sitting like earthbound legumes at desks, on couches, increasing our collective risk for cancer, cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes, and early death.
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During the 2000 and 2008 presidential campaigns, he spent hours talking with reporters — on the record — sitting on couches in the back of a bus that he strategically named the Straight Talk Express.
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I had the incredible fortune of becoming The New York Times' 52 Places Traveler and getting to travel around the world living exclusively in moderately priced hotels (and Airbnbs and on friend's couches).
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Neumann's fast-growing business relies on having a huge pile of cash to spend on office refits, couches, beer taps and the like, as well as on deals to bring in new tenants.
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On other nights, D.J.s and bartenders are brought into the basement club, the Mailroom, which is both where residents pick up their mail and an underground bar with velvet couches and walnut paneling.
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He was quickly ushered into a large den, where deep couches and chairs were packed with graying donors, and glass bowls in the shape of popcorn bags were filled with king-size Butterfingers.
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To achieve that, she made sure the family rooms and outdoor spaces were filled with oversize couches and lounge chairs in beige tones — the pieces were mostly from furniture makers in New Zealand.
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In this wine shop, where metal shelves are stacked to the ceiling with mostly Italian wines, there are also unfussy tables and chairs and a couple of couches around a wood coffee table.
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Another organizer, Brennan Lawrence, 28, said he had spent weeks living on friend's couches during two stretches of being without a home recently, despite sometimes sending 100 requests a day to view properties.
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I took breaks from services, sometimes curling up on the couches in the corridor, where mothers shushed their infants, or reading the Book of Revelation in the unsupervised pews in the highest balcony.
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The century-old Union Station has converted its atrium into a bustling hangout filled with couches, carpets and reading tables, surrounded by boutiques advertising "hand-dipped ice cream" and "doodads, gewgaws and whatnots".
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Mosaics with mythical drinking contests or depictions of symposia were common, particularly since when reclining on couches (typically arranged on the ground) one was bound to stare at the floor a fair amount.
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For those who want a taste of Martian frontierism without leaving their comfy Earth-based couches, there's Surviving Mars, a city-building strategy game released on Thursday by Haemimont Games and Paradox Interactive.
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Macy's, meanwhile, has set aside about 350 of its more productive stores to get a facelift, including expanded merchandise, remodeled dressing rooms, Starbucks coffee shops, couches for lounging and more, Gennette told the Journal.
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It's that time of the year when we can indulge in a live stream of bears stuffing their faces and then vote for our favorite glutton from the safety of our desks and couches.
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Touches include antique radiators and cast iron bathtubs from the late 19th century in the 11 rooms mixed with sleek velvet couches and modern artworks by British names like David Hockney in communal spaces.
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He often couches his calls for cheaper borrowing costs in competitive terms, comparing the United States' monetary policy to that in Europe, where the economy is weaker and a key policy rate is negative.
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Oh, and this specific model comes with a nifty hand vacuum that's perfect for couches, higher areas, and other places that your robot buddy can't reach — you can both vacuum in tandem (how cute!).
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The items, which are made of wood and foam and made-to-order printed fabric, are priced around $4893 on average and include everything from chairs, couches and beds, to screens, ottomans and benches.
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Employees were hanging out on couches, gazing at their smartphones, watching TV. "When people are happy to come to work, they produce happy items," I was told of the Bangkok Air Catering management philosophy.
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"I have watched these awards — the Oscars — for the past 40 years on couches with friends — and sweatpants," she explained during an interview on the PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Red Carpet Live pre-show.
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Our sentient bodies were no longer tethered to couches nightly, held captive by appointment TV. We roamed happily, accessing the most talked-about prestige dramas and zombie thrillers from our laptop screens and iPhones.
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The company turned a school bus into a traveling eyewear shop, tricking it out with leather couches, wood paneling and even vintage books, and then took it on the road trip across the country.
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Hours after addressing Congress — and after two dinners, a press conference and several meetings with Trump — Macron sat down with a dozen or so journalists on couches in the George Washington University student center.
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At 3AM the party should have ended, but they decided to continue to the basement of the establishment, which look like a stereotypical porn set filled with white leather couches and plenty of drugs.
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The party posted images on Twitter of the damaged building in Hillsborough, N.C., on Sunday afternoon that showed blackened walls, charred couches and burned campaign signs for Donald J. Trump and several local candidates.
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Clients — the kind with annual jewelry budgets in the multimillions, who may be received onto the second-floor couches to relax while they considered their next acquisitions — bumped up against models and Instagram stars.
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If you had to rate the furniture in your home in terms of ease of replacement, the large, heavy items like couches, drawers, and mattresses would fall towards the end of the convenience spectrum.
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Once a jam factory, now a bar and restaurant: the front area of this airy, two-year-old space is home to a bar cum lounge with mismatched couches and chairs with deep cushions.
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Rustic leather chairs pair with chic white suede couches and a dainty coffee table contrasts with a funnel-shaped dining table in the living room, perfecting high-end design in an authentic N.Y.C. space.
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"It's my job to know everybody," said Ms. Cooper, holding court in a hazy, smoke-filled lounge packed with couches and a bar crowded with jars of marijuana bud, rolling papers and smoking accessories.
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A soaring space outfitted with plush couches and carpets, the establishment pours out numerous Provençal products, including Doucillon beer (10 euros) and Le Daviel cocktails (pastis, lychee liqueur, spice syrup and Champagne; 21 euros).
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Ragtag Cinemas in Columbia, Missouri — which helps host the highly respected True/False Film Festival every March — has two theaters: one small theater with couches and one a bit larger with more traditional seating.
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I know what it's like to dig in the couches to find a quarter or two to pull together so you can get a gallon of gas and your grandfather can go to work.
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We also spent part of one afternoon sipping cocktails at the Conservatory Bar & Lounge, which was an elegant but cozy space with black-and-white tiled flooring, comfortable couches for reclining, and a fireplace.
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You might not be able to plop on a couch next to your best friend and rewatch all of Parks and Recreation, but you both can plop on your respective couches and watch together.
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A mix of blue and orange textiles, big comfortable couches, a community table, and the bar itself offered plenty of places to relax and socialize, and the decor really gave it instant vacation vibes.
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It was also, he reckons, "a bit of a draw" for Union Square Ventures — making what Juro couches as a "rare" US-to-Europe investment in legal tech in the city via the startup.
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With its oversize couches in front of a fireplace, the Lobby Lounge is where I'll end up on any trip to the Lower East Side once the weather gets cold, and so should you.
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Many of our picks have been thoroughly tested by Insider Picks reporters and editors, and these are the ones that have risen to the top — even earning permanent spots on many of our couches.
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Holmes, playing a fictional version of himself, catches his wife in flagrante delicto; he spends the rest of the season sleeping on friends' couches, learning to do standup, losing his religion, and finding himself.
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In the store which was designed by Courtney Applebaum, the interior designer for the Row (a label represented on almost every rack), you can wait on gorgeous textural couches while your pieces are appraised.
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With the ability to recognize common objects like couches, tables, and windows, it could become easy for developers to build games that feature bad guys climbing in through the windows and hiding behind furniture.
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A group of 11-, 12-, and 13-year-old schoolchildren smashed art and furniture, ripped open couches, and tore down curtains at the Loughton Youth Project, an after-school space at the Loughton Library.
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About 15 minutes after the sit-in began, an officer sat down on a chair next to the three women and asked them to take their protest to couches nearby, but they refused to budge.
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It helped that hyponotherapist Alexandra Janelli's practice, Theta Spring, is located out of Modrn Sanctuary in NYC — a sexy, sprawling space with black-painted walls, orchids, burning candles, shearling throws over couches, and expensive art.
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Between the hairlessness, the perpetually horny pizza delivery guys, and the white leather couches (why are they always white?), porn has given us many unrealistic expectations when it comes to what sex really looks like.
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So it only make sense that for the two-part reunion, kicking off this Monday, the six ladies would be split on two couches and ready to bring all their drama out on the table.
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Like a float in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, an enormous chandelier constructed of lights and crystals hung above people drinking tea in the historic lobby, their heavy winter coats thrown over its chintz couches.
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The company couches the Glossybox buy as a strategic move to further extend its international reach — with the latter active in 10 markets: the US, Canada, UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Norway and Sweden.
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INGRAHAM: Here&aposs what you do, if your kid is threatening to come home after he went to college or something, turn the room to a home gym with no couches or anything like that.
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While viewers were moved to tears by Adele's emotional acceptance speeches and cheering on Queen Bey from their couches, PEOPLE was rubbing elbows with the music industry's biggest stars at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards.
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Yet Facebook does already share plenty of data between WhatsApp and its other companies for all sorts of self-serving, business-enhancing purposes — and even including, as it couches it, "to ensure safety and security".
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So if you can't afford a plane ticket and hotel to London, don't fret — broadcasters from all over the world are on top of this so we can enjoy the festivities without leaving our couches.
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Microsoft set up a big room in the Moscone Center with clusters of computer systems, couches, big screens dotted above and loud music and lighting that you might have found in a late-1980s disco.
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Of course some of us will still walk from our beds to the garage, the parking lot to work, and then the garage back to our couches where we flop and watch TV all night.
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Tokyo (CNN)They've chatted on the phone around 16 times, schmoozed atop white silk couches in a Trump Tower duplex and huddled during an open-air security confab on the patio of Mar-a-Lago.
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Whether you're a serious DIY-er who reupholsters her own couches on the weekends or an apartment renter who wants to hang one or two picture frames a year, a dedicated tool box is essential.
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The interiors make the most of the neighborhood's heritage, with skinny velvet couches, salmon-pink walls and a leafy, geometric-tiled courtyard, perfect for a mezcal Negroni (mezcal, Campari, vermouth, orange peel) in the evening.
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The company's founders tell me they were inspired when they saw peers paying couch cutting/disassembly services to physically cut apart their couches for the sake of getting them up narrow New York apartment stairways.
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Albeit, in its official PR, Wimdu couches the deal as a 'merger', claiming its restructuring measures in recent months have boosted its financial position — and noting for example that costs per booking "were almost halved".
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" He played "an aspiring young provincial playwright fond of leaping onto couches and giggling loonily," as Frank Rich put it in The New York Times, adding that he "alternately hits and overshoots his broad mark.
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Incidentally, Mike Lewis made it up to the rank of 112th best squash player in the world, traveled to nearly 50 countries, rode in untold numbers of buses and slept on untold numbers of couches.
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