All were charged with "crowding, obstructing or incommoding," she said.
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Because there is no crowding out, stimulus boosts real output.
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United has said the move may cause crowding and delays.
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I think you've got a crowding that's not so good.
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More prosaically, crowding brought about by domestication can promote disease.
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Governments' insatiable appetite for debt is crowding out other borrowers.
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"Emergency department crowding can be dangerous," Reznek added by email.
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In Japan, public borrowing is not crowding out private investment.
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Where the size does become an issue, however, is crowding.
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As hedge fund crowding has recently increased, so has leverage.
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Beach crowding can be dangerous for the large, tusked creatures.
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Bloated health care spending is crowding out the progressive agenda.
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This has, in turn, reduced the crowding on Vesey Street.
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These subsidies have the effect of crowding out private capital.
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There were boxes crowding the walking space everywhere we turned.
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Because crowding is often associated with negative emotions such as anxiety and risk-avoidance, the findings reveal a positive aspect of crowding: Mobile ads can be a welcome relief in a crowded subway environment.
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Without any natural predators, it is crowding out many native species.
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He also gave a reason not to worry about crowding-out.
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More public spending risks crowding out the private sort, he thinks.
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Analysts speculated that a glut of films is crowding the market.
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Unfortunately it's also crowding out important legislation for the American people.
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Students are crowding around Yanis, so I suggest we step outside.
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With smart devices crowding your home, space is at a premium.
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In Alaska, boreal forests pushed north and west, crowding out tundra.
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Crowding and lines at concession stands have long plagued sports fans.
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Stores stopped serving food and passengers were evacuated to alleviate crowding.
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City transportation officials have also taken steps to ease the crowding.
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Both those things are driven by the crowding in factory farms.
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Photographs have circulated online showing hundreds of people crowding outside stations.
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Factory workers in Britain overwhelmed urban areas, crowding together in squalor.
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Phoenix residents headed outside in droves this past weekend, crowding trailheads.
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The backlash began as spring breakers were spotted crowding Florida's beaches.
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We need a better plan for sustainability than for more crowding.
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Malecki wrote that all are charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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Hallstatt, Austria also has a fairytale quality — and a crowding problem.
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On radio, satellite began crowding the airwaves with more political commentary.
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As Pilsen started to crowd out crime, businesses started crowding in.
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Crowding in EDs can contribute to the spread of infectious diseases.
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It was crowding out all the stuff posted by users' friends.
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Like many other cities, many people complain about scooters crowding the sidewalk.
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Without the growing collection of mementos crowding its interiors throughout the week?
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Life will hum along, even with a miniature Earth crowding the walkways.
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Fans went nuts, crowding around Ye to vibe to the new music.
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"There'll be more people crowding the remaining surf spots," Reineman told me.
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It isn't "crowding out" investment in the private sector, but enabling it.
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Dual selfie cameras are crowding into the mid-tier Android phone space.
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I have yet to see Mr. Schmidt crowding into the café car
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Wiedefeld said city bus service will operate normally, but crowding is expected.
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Other cities also had major crowding due to large numbers of demonstrators.
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Toronto's transit system is facing major crowding challenges and uncertainty over funding.
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Since the crisis, crowding has been a particularly acute issue for investors.
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Only limited walk-ins will be accommodated to avoid prison over-crowding.
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People weren't just coming to the table, they were crowding it, eagerly.
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The mostly black bodies crowding the Superdome, getting on rafts, and being
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" Among the most common were "Excess Dwell Time" and "Insufficient Capacity/Crowding.
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They also accused the organization of crowding out and whitewashing grassroots efforts.
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Long before #metoo hit Twitter, #beenrapedneverreported was crowding the internet in Canada.
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Lease returns are plentiful, and they&aposre often crowding used car lots.
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Mr. Lhota asked commuters to reconsider their routes to ease the crowding.
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That was an indication to Cramer that investors were crowding into safety stocks.
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Absent legislative reform, those costs will keep rising, crowding out other policy priorities.
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But it's not just the unicorns that are crowding the European IPO market.
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Press, staffers and lobbyists began crowding around the committee room around 7 a.m.
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The ever-crowding conditions resulted in rapid depletion of oxygen in the water.
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There's just a lot of the same, and they're crowding each other out.
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Population growth is also a factor, as crowding exposes more people to flooding.
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A culture of vengeful punishment takes hold, crowding out the rule of law.
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The higher capacity trains are part of a broader push to ease crowding.
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Then take steps to offset the increased crowding of schools that will result.
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Uber is feeling the heat... crowding into my feed with promoted tweets... pic.twitter.
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Most of the arrested protesters have been charged with unlawful crowding and obstruction.
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It's a holiday, so maybe you've got friends and family crowding the house.
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The big question is whether they hurt consumers by crowding out other options.
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And nearly the minute these subways opened, they exploded with people, and crowding.
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All the usual places Crowding and close contact fuel the spread of mumps.
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Were the weakness, pain and nystagmus caused by the crowding in her brain?
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With them came crowding, crime, filth, disease, nondemocratic political ideas and social chaos.
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Outbreaks typically occur in congregate settings where there is crowding and close contact.
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Alas, back in reality all we get are endless Priuses crowding parking lots.
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The constant feeling of crowding in the Bay Area got to my wife.
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At times, the whimsy proliferates to excess, crowding out Wagnerian politics and psychology.
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Several said they worried that illegal immigrants were crowding out U.S.-born residents.
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"By itself, household crowding is a risk factor that has been associated with schizophrenia, and if the crowding leads to greater contact with the household cats, then adjusting for household crowding statistically may eliminate the legitimate association between cat exposure and, in this case, unusual thoughts," said Dr. E. Fuller Torrey, an associate director of research at the Stanley Medical Institute who has also conducted research in cat ownership and toxoplasmosis.
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Gore's eye rolls, repeated sighing and crowding his adversary arguably cost him the election.
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The brazen Daredevil actress and Bernie Sanders supporter was arrested for crowding and obstruction.
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Crowding is associated with increased risks of tuberculosis, according to the World Health Organization.
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Modern cities thrive because of the benefits to firms and workers of crowding together.
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TfL also plans to issue crowding alerts via its website and social media channels.
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IN RECENT YEARS the Mexico City marathon has caused crowding on the city metro.
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This led to investment funds crowding into tech stocks, for lack of better options.
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You can easily sear five large chicken thighs in it without crowding the pan.
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Media companies are increasingly crowding into the events space, like my employer, for example.
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They are also big business: publicly traded for-profit education companies are crowding in.
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Men's underwear can either be crowding or an all-out free-for-all affair.
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Nate Diaz showed this most famously, crowding Cowboy and shooting straight down the inside.
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And I worry that the success of The Times is crowding out the competition.
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They've also been crowding beaches and partying on booze cruises while on spring break.
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She also suggested legalizing drugs as a way to cut crime and jail crowding.
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The hundreds of people crowding in Clearwater are inhibiting the effectiveness of social distancing.
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They found that it took over the entire lower intestine, crowding out pathogenic bacteria.
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Locals suffer long waits and crowding on basic services like roads and mass transit.
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Crowding the walls were vintage advertising posters — and of course Mr. Hajjaj's own photographs.
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In fact, by crowding out investment it will somewhat reduce long-term economic growth.
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These cultural norms also play into another cause of the pay gap: occupational crowding.
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Crowding on the lake has been a concern for a while, according to Swissinfo.
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That's not to say that crowding isn't part of the answer in some cases.
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He says investors should now question the extent of crowding in the ESG complex.
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From the Nasher's perspective, what I was doing was akin to crowding the David.
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Plants also communicate with each other in times of drought and crowding, among other instances.
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It's a simple trick used all over the world to ease crowding and reduce delays.
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Where I could see Almeida doing his best work is in crowding—not rushing—Garbrandt.
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But in an economy suffering from dynamic inefficiency, this crowding out is a good thing.
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"I don't think [Ocado] is particularly nervous" about Amazon crowding its retail space, he said.
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The army is muscling into even more areas of the economy, crowding out private firms.
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Note that in the simple Keynesian model, even with no crowding out, monetary offset, etc.
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But health-care spending is crowding out other important services from public and private budgets.
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Morgan Stanley points to crowding within sectors, seasonality, and defensive leadership to back their thesis.
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Officials told the newspaper that crowding and safety concerns prompted them to make the change.
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Like many Manhattan locations, there was somewhat of a crowding issue, particularly in the pool.
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Medicaid costs are skyrocketing, putting massive burdens on state budgets and crowding out other priorities.
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And he thinks this crowding now makes investors vulnerable to sharp and sudden sell-offs.
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Spend too much and risk crowding out private investment, pushing up inflation and interest rates.
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It's also rather busy, with the angled tail lights crowding out the tri-star badge.
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Today, investors are crowding into the FANG stocks as if they are the safe ones.
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In all, 43 people were arrested and charged with crowding and obstruction, among other things.
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The plight of credit card hawkers crowding college walks on orientation day should loom large.
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Along the way, co-workers stop and take photos, sometimes crowding my path like paparazzi.
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There is some frustration too with the expanding chorus of candidates crowding out their message.
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Campaigns are voracious — they have a way of crowding out the rest of the news.
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Scale up the recipe if you like; use extra pans to avoid crowding the vegetables.
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And in summer of 2017, the waiting and crowding and derailments reached a breaking point.
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Spending so much on health care is crowding out other public sector priorities, Baicker said.
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The show concluded with all the models crowding the stage, dancing to the pulsating music.
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There, in 1962, with rocket prototypes crowding the pews, India's space program was being born.
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And then they hearten themselves in their fear by crowding together and following each other.
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Some of the crowding out of unremarkable white males, including myself, is a good thing.
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The crowding at rush hour is so intense that officials sometimes must close certain stations.
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Investors are crowding into indexes, not generally taking a flier on the hot new name.
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Investors started crowding this space and inflows into funds with exposure to these markets increased.
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Having only some of the entry and exit gates working does not help with crowding.
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So this means more accessible stations, lots of trains per hour, less crowding on platforms.
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It's hard to imagine now, when there are over 40,000 Chinese restaurants in the United States (McDonald's, for scale, has just over 14,000 restaurants), but before Americans were crowding into Chinese restaurants for Christmas dinner, they were more interested in crowding these restaurants out.
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Based on the way all the kids are crowding around their dad, it's obvious they do.
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The present moment expands and fills with light, crowding out the sorrow or doubt or fear.
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One risk would be that relocation becomes the strategy, crowding out other, more effective development tools.
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Who doesn't remember crowding around the television set during the Aaron Carter episode of Lizzie McGuire?
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Carp are crowding rivers in the Murray-Darling Basin, one of the nation's vital agricultural areas.
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The nearby Toyota Center is being opened to alleviate crowding at the George R. Brown center.
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Despite all the players crowding the board, it's unclear who would take over once they're dead.
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That is the fundamental population problem—not food, not crowding, the only real issue is energy.
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Those who were arrested were charged with unlawfully crowding or obstructing, and then processed and released.
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In 2017, the Women's March made its way to Sundance, crowding the streets of Park City.
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When it comes to Newsfeed relevance and crowding, you too can be part of the solution.
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People are crowding the airports right now just trying to figure out how to get off.
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Furthermore, the practice is likely crowding out more efficient investments by China's increasingly innovative private sector.
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Strangers' cars filled their streets, crowding the quiet Washington, DC suburb with interstate traffic asylum refugees.
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But for BB Index's Ling, the ever-crowding battlefield could also mean opportunities for the market.
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"[Scorsese] rightly pointed out the crowding out," Norton added in the "Squawk on the Street" interview.
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Researchers attributed the Texas advantage to air-conditioning, windows that shut and less crowding within houses.
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Nepal subsequently drafted a new set of climbing rules aimed at reducing the crowding on Everest.
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How did a growth sector, trading around eye-watering valuations thanks to crowding, suddenly become defensive?
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"Crowding in this trade reached levels that will ultimately make it another XIV trade," he said.
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To be sure, the crowding in tech may not be bullish for the sector looking ahead.
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At another level, they're crowding out companies that could come along and do a better job.
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Those still inside describe chaos and intense crowding in some areas as people scramble for shelter.
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Some analysts also worry higher mortgage payments would end up crowding out other purchases, like automobiles.
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The purchase of hotels and motels by the state would help reduce crowding at homeless shelters.
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Yellowstone, Grand Teton and the Great Smoky Mountains national parks were closed, after concerns about crowding.
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But he acknowledged the spread of the coronavirus might be exacerbated by people crowding onto trains.
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This sort of gossipy crowding continued into the modern era in the Ca' Venier dei Lioni.
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Such a system also would ease crowding and the chaotic lines at the gates, passengers say.
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Just like highways, subways have stubborn natural crowding limits, and naturally break down because of overloading.
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Capitol Police said they arrested 41 demonstrators, charging most of them with crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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Little pink balloons swelled into view ahead of him, like engorged blood cells, crowding and bumping.
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It was unclear whether the crowd was still in danger, but the alleyways were crowding up.
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Thanks to "Star Wars," Disneyland and Disney World have reached record heights of popularity — and crowding.
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They were all charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding, a spokesperson for the department told CNN.
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Crowding has gotten worse the last three quarters, according to Goldman Sachs&apos hedge fund tracker.
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Yes, we should worry about crowding out other issues, but health care is worth obsessing over.
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It was dominating my internal landscape, crowding out other thoughts, blocking my view of regular life.
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Spending on interest and entitlement program are already effectively crowding out investment in other national priorities.
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The accounts of crowding and neglect at the center suggest that government efforts fell far short.
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You could imagine that the other chatter and information on Facebook was crowding out news consumption.
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She still bakes, crowding the counter with rounds of red velvet and airy sweet potato pie.
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In this modified laboratory, Calhoun used rats to study the effects of crowding on social pathology.
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I badly want to crowd it, but turtle-crowding is forbidden by signs on the bank.
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In particular, this philosophy has restricted car ownership among Singaporeans, resulting in both reduced pollution and crowding.
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Are you sagging off, crowding him, playing him tight and hoping guys behind you can provide help?
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Others were removed for "crowding, obstructing, or incommoding" the hearing or "unlawful demonstration activities," according to CNN.
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Millions of people traveled from different countries to attend, crowding into the same places over several days.
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The video shows staff crowding to see the president, holding their phones up to record the moment.
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LG is known for trying outlandish smartphone designs to stick out in the ever-crowding mobile marketplace.
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Rising costs of operating and maintenance are crowding out dollars for new highways, bridges, airports and railways.
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The "lump of labour" fallacy holds that older workers threaten economic prosperity by crowding out younger workers.
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The question is whether this crowding-out effect also spills over into other donations, such as blood.
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As a result, Mr Poyker says, the crowding out of free labour by prisoners still occurs today.
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For Uber in Australia, the new service is perhaps a welcome differentiator in a quickly crowding market.
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And with the increased detentions policy of the Trump administration, could also relieve crowding in the facilities.
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A normal commute for most people involves crawling through traffic or crowding onto buses and subway cars.
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In other words, the crowding out of private enterprise by state firms has lowered China's growth potential.
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Crowding the screen with text also takes away from the actual photo itself, if you took one.
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Investors should prepare, he said, for any kind of short-term reversal that may attend such crowding.
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Several dozen were arrested and charged with "crowding, obstructing, or incommoding," Capitol Police said in a statement.
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Footage showed people crowding around the burned shell of a vehicle in the middle of a street.
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In most parts of the world, crowding people together allows businesses that wouldn't otherwise exist to thrive.
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Buttigieg is a fundraising force, and he's crowding into Biden's center-left base of support in Iowa.
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TMZ reported that 100 people were arrested during the wide-ranging event, mostly for crowding or obstructing.
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This amount is increasing, the audit finds, crowding out programs to purchase new and more efficient systems.
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In the first three galleries, encompassing 1961-1963, crowding reduces nearly everything to the level of artifact.
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Recent weeks have also seen finger-pointing over whether the impeachment inquiry is crowding out the bill.
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Recent weeks have also seen finger-pointing over whether the impeachment inquiry is crowding out the bill.
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Seeds spread where they will, crowding walkways with snaking vines of tomatoes just begging to be squashed.
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Sauytbay also described horrific conditions during her detention, including inadequate health care, crowding, and almost nonexistent hygiene.
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And that number does not count crowding delays resulting from frustrated passengers jamming onto other subway lines.
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A shot of a waterfall feeding a stream, verdant trees and plants crowding its banks intermittently repeats.
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Horn argues that a further and more insidious evil was done by crowding these disparate populations together.
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There we found a group of teenagers bouncing around to hard house music, crowding the D.J. booth.
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Tech We're Using Technology is crowding curbs with ride hailers and keeping homeowners fixated on housing values.
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A drive across West Texas's vast, oil-rich Permian Basin in late 13 revealed equipment crowding roads.
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Research also suggests that student debt is crowding out other investment and spending that would otherwise occur.
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Videos posted on social media showed police cars and ambulances crowding a street lined with residential homes.
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But non-Canadians are already crowding out local students at some of the country's best-known schools.
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Otherwise, the extra investment they encourage will be countered by the "crowding out" caused by higher debt.
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Flocks of Brooklyn kids crowding the boardwalk, boomboxes on shoulders, flecks of cotton candy falling down shirts.
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The delay is less of a headache than the crowding of two trainfuls of passengers onto one.
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But when it comes to evaluating parties in an election, there are other issues crowding the table.
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Mr. Cuomo is rarely spotted on the subway, though his daughters have complained to him about crowding.
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Higher prices, intended in part to ease crowding at certain parks, were a major contributor, analysts said.
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Crowding their feet are toys and snacks left by parents to comfort their children in the afterlife.
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He also spoke at the same time as Jeb Bush, crowding him out of the television spotlight.
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"Crowding, pollution and traffic - this is what people say about Manila," he said, gesturing at the gridlock.
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Amid the crowding, Border Patrol agents, trained in law enforcement, had reluctantly stepped into care-taking roles.
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They were charged with "crowding, obstructing or incommoding"; 28 of them were also charged with resisting arrest.
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No more slaughterhouses, no more caging, crating, and crowding animals, no more (rare) cases of outright abuse.
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In the shadowy darkness, all we could see were men, crowding around my front stoop, pressing forward.
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Still, despite the crowding, A Hundred Thousand Worlds is remarkably coherent and consistent in its core themes.
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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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Monae floored the room, with people crowding around the stage to get a closer view of the show.
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It's changing the fortunes of small companies — including sex shops — who suddenly find Pokémon hunters crowding their stores.
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"Our outbreak is much more explained by crowding and poverty than it is by under-vaccination," Haselow said.
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But I think we did a great job crowding (Griffin), and I didn't think he saw the basket.
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Other doctors noted that the crowding and lack of hygiene make it easy for infectious diseases to spread.
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Add just enough croquettes to fit in a single layer without crowding and reduce the heat to medium.
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A U.S. Capitol Police spokeswoman tells PEOPLE 32 people in total were arrested and are charged with crowding.
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The Department of Education proposed the rezoning to alleviate crowding at the mostly white school, Public School 2307.
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" Next, the "212" singer describes the crew crowding around her and "chastising me like some f—ing animal.
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Rising costs of operating and maintaining infrastructure are crowding out dollars for new highways, bridges, airports and railways.
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The sad truth is that millions of shelter animals are euthanized each year due to shelter over crowding.
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And with the increased detentions policy of President Donald Trump's administration, could also relieve crowding in the facilities.
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Ordinary Qataris, however, were to be found crowding into supermarkets to stock up on goods against the crisis.
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Meanwhile, volunteers regularly usurp Tanzanian professionals, who could do their job more efficiently without foreigners crowding them out.
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One barbershop was back in business with both soldiers and civilians crowding in to get their beards trimmed.
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From queues up Everest to cruisers crowding Venice, 'must-see' landmarks are increasingly imperiled by their very popularity.
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Those units do not have the extreme over-crowding and violence of the others - but are bleak nonetheless.
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Forty-three protesters were arrested and charged with "crowding, obstructing, or incommoding," Capitol Police said in a statement.
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The court ordered California to reduce crowding from 2000 percent of capacity to a more manageable 232 percent.
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Outbreaks of mumps tend to occur in areas where there is crowding and close contact, according to Patel.
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Gramercy gets a 5/10 for a fairly average experience that was on brand, but with minimal crowding.
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For now, Anki is still the AI leader in the rapidly crowding space of self-driving toy cars.
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The crowding of 800 Victorville workers with 0003,000 detainees creates perfect conditions for the transmission of communicable diseases.
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This behavior has recently picked up again after cooling down, according to Goldman Sachs' hedge fund crowding index.
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Crowding around the statue posed a safety risk and was a factor in the move, the city said.
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A few seconds later, I was crowding around a campfire with a fox, a deer and a rabbit.
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In the dream, Andrew and the rest of the band and crew come crowding back into the bus.
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Crowding and withdrawing through the opponent's swings both improve a fighter's chances when he puts the earmuffs on.
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Enforcement is an overriding dilemma for any restrictions as officials simultaneously try to ease jail and prison crowding.
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Neighbors began crowding their spacious backyard, a gathering spot that used to offer fresh star fruit and plantains.
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Ms. Butsko is determined to fix her excessive overbite, crowding teeth, and poor smile line, before getting married.
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"People started crowding around, shouting, getting pretty excited, but trying not to get too excited," Dr. Widder said.
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The line twisted around tables inside the restaurant, crowding seated customers who were trying to eat the Sandwich.
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Over the weekend, scenes emerged of young people crowding bars despite the severity of the virus becoming clear.
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Andrew Cuomo gave the city a 24-hour deadline to figure out how to lessen crowding in parks.
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Spring breakers have been crowding Florida's beaches amid the coronavirus pandemic, but Florida's governor won't close beaches statewide.
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Pictures on social media showed people crowding at Pier 2000 to get photos of the ship, drawing criticism.
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Earlier Jordan had turned his back on her at a pool table, telling her she was crowding him.
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Santa Clara County, where San Jose is located, will also open three additional shelters to alleviate crowding issues.
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When investors don't buy into these cheap stocks it normally means they are crowding in high growth names.
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But after the game, the reporters crowding the narrow, sterile hallways beneath Madison Square Garden were uncommonly excited.
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The old players, such as Delivery Hero and Eat Now, are also crowding the market with cheaper options.
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There are now more than 1,400 migrants crowding an immigration center in Ceuta, according to Spanish news reports.
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The congressional Republicans are better prepared, and so their plans are crowding out anything Bannon might have contemplated.
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One result is that the far right's views have dominated the debate, crowding out other views and issues.
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The state corrections system, which uses local jails to relieve crowding, nonetheless remains the Plaquemines jail's primary supplier.
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The subway's ridership exploded, and in response to crowding, more lines were built in the 1910s and '20s.
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We don't want the train line to reopen and just have the same crowding that it's experiencing now.
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News Feed's aggressive personalization wouldn't be much of an issue if it weren't crowding out every other source.
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Within moments of the first announcement, people flocked to shelters, crowding highways in scenes of terror and helplessness.
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But the case for crowding out public capacity in places where there is no public capacity is stronger.
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Officials say the development, created by filling in six miles of land, will alleviate crowding and provide jobs.
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Fiscal policy may be highly effective and could even have positive side effects, like "crowding in" private investment.
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They show him the immigrants crowding in, using up jobs and benefits that were promised to American workers.
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Shambi explained that Westerners have complained about the fluidity between the classes and "crowding" on the top deck.
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The Bureau of Prisons began contracting with private companies in 1997 at a time of severe prison over-crowding.
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They gathered at one of Judaism's holiest sites, the Western Wall, crowding around a table covered in prayer books.
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They throng the steps of Kuppam station, crowding the train well before it has even clanged to a halt.
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India has the world's fourth biggest rail network, but it is grappling with chronic under-investment and over-crowding.
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The Modern Fertility testing kit is just one of several new products crowding the health tech space for women.
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The city's population swelled—from 6.6m to 2280m between 2000 and 214—crowding into favelas (shantytowns) on its periphery.
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"This will reduce crowding, minimize risks and improve safety," Dambar Parajuli, chief of the Expedition Operators' Association, told Reuters.
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They were growing in number, crowding the tiny home he shared with his family, yelling obscenities into his ears.
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Crowding is what first dispersed these uses in New York, just as it is now bringing them back together.
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Television, supposedly the ascendant visual medium of our time, has a way of shrinking and crowding us into boxes.
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"I fear that illegal mining is crowding out the legal activities," said Guillermo Arbe Carbonel, an economist with Scotiabank.
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Because of the crowding, the boys attend school in six-hour morning or afternoon shifts, five days a week.
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Walmart is redesigning its fresh produce department in response to customer complaints about crowding and difficulty finding organic produce.
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The crowding has gotten so bad, says Fodor's, that recently a train couldn't pass and had to be rerouted.
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When it was at its most popular, more than 1,000 people were crowding the land and causing safety issues.
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Returning to Cambodia a few years ago, he was troubled to see burgers and pizza crowding out local fare.
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With the need for better wireless devices crowding everything out, it's worth pondering how we got to this point.
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Agency statistics suggest riders have already fled in droves, crowding the region's roads and turning to ride-sharing services.
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Congressional aides and journalists, crowding a second floor corridor, murmured and nodded after Mr. Menendez emerged from an elevator.
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The area where Court 1 stands will eventually become a lawn, which should help alleviate some of the crowding.
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In early March, Florida beaches and bars were packed with spring break revelers, despite warnings that crowding was dangerous.
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In early March, Florida beaches and bars were packed with spring break revelers, despite warnings that crowding was dangerous.
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DS: As an example, you point to density as an objective qualifier and crowding as something that's subjectively understood.
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And the crowding problem comes as the system faces the dual threat of a funding shortage and climate change.
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But the following week photos showed thousands of people crowding Florida beaches at the peak of spring-break season.
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It's very satisfying to listen to them honking away as usual, crowding together without a worry in the world.
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China The country's deserts have expanded by 21,000 square miles since 1975, crowding out cropland and producing devastating sandstorms.
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At home, I came up with incompatible behaviors for Scott to keep him from crowding me while I cooked.
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The urgent scrawls of names, crowding one another for visual dominance, was a form of branding as self-determination.
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On the Davis campus, near Sacramento, the crowding has particularly harmed less affluent students, because apartment rents have jumped.
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A Twitter photo taken in the Philippines' capital of Manila showed people crowding a hospital corridor to purchase masks.
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People raced to the source of those pictures, crowding to see something they just had to see for themselves.
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Many have ignored official urging not to visit hospitals unless they are seriously ill, crowding emergency rooms for testing.
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Sanders supporters, crowding into a large hall inside the airport Holiday Inn, watched live CNN coverage on large projectors.
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Class was good but frustrating — the choreo was so fast this week and this other lady kept crowding me!
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The firm also points out that all investors are crowding into the biggest stocks and that could be worrisome.
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According to WHO, environmental changes such as urbanization, crowding and deforestation bring populations into closer contact with wild animals.
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Another questionable assessment of this primary is that "electability" is crowding out candidates who don't fit some safe profile.
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The subway fare increase comes at a time when there are more delays and more crowding in train cars.
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With twice as many daily riders as 25 years ago, crowding is the immediate cause of thousands of delays.
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That result raised questions about whether all the people crowding into Trump rallies were true-blue supporters or celebrity worshipers.
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No, the three of us weren't crowding around my kitchen table drinking wine, practicing some bizarre self-affirmation/devil worship.
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The proliferation of streaming and connected devices—from TVs to tablets to thermostats to trash cans—is crowding our networks.
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Thousands of people had been crowding the streets and squares in Munich's city center on Friday for a beer festival.
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Yet Tok Pisin's success may also threaten Papua New Guinea's linguistic diversity: it is also slowly crowding out other languages.
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They once feared "crowding out"—that government bonds would lure capital that would otherwise finance more productive private-sector projects.
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The future is small in space: picture Cubesats the size of toasters and Femtosats an inch across crowding the skies.
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The Quebec experiment showed a significant crowding out of informal child-care arrangements in favour of cheap, government-run facilities.
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And in particular the problem of people crowding into my photos, whatever I happen to shoot, is a persistent one.
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But some Egyptians are finding that their new economic reality is crowding out politics as they struggle to maintain standards.
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Parties and business meetings tended to blur, with celebrities like Andy Warhol and Estée Lauder crowding in and spilling out.
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Federal budget deficits and resulting expanding government debt can strangle economic growth by "crowding out private borrowing" and increasing inflation.
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Walmart is redesigning its fresh produce department to address customer complaints about crowding and other frustrations, the company said Wednesday.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, 28503 men and 22019 women had been arrested and charged with unlawful crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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A MMT advocate might reply that crowding out only can occur when the economy is already operating at full capacity.
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But once it started to get serious, I got scared; it was as if my depression was crowding him out.
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When operations resumed on Friday, the backlog led to hundreds more delays or cancellations, crowding the terminals with stranded passengers.
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Prison officials also hope the move will help reduce crowding at the Chillicothe prison and other sites across the state.
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Crowding problems have real economic costs for those who have to put up with them day in and day out.
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They have been willing to pour large sums into early start-ups at enormous valuations, crowding out other potential investors.
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WITH HORDES of distracted tourists crowding its labyrinthine streets, Venice offers rich pickings for pickpockets, especially during the summer crush.
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Outside the room, Bulgaria's ambassador tweeted a picture, worthy of Caravaggio, of envoys crowding round one version on a screen.
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His White House is trying to gather media attention for his budget and infrastructure plan — crowding out the immigration debate.
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She said that Surf Lodge agreed to install new technology after it faced other violations like crowding and safety violations.
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It ends up crowning some figures and crowding out others, distorting a reality that's far richer and messier in practice.
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We need other ways for people to get around to reduce crowding and make major renovations underground more politically palatable.
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I stumbled over my answers and forgot basic vocabulary words, the uncomfortable moment in the makeup room crowding my mind.
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A dull two-step played in my head, crowding out any other thoughts: I'm sure you don't have it, dummy.
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Crowding also strains surf etiquette, which calls for only one rider per wave (or two on a two-way peak).
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State television showed hundreds of voters crowding outside the Egyptian embassies in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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I threw a belated housewarming party two months after I arrived, crowding my flat with colleagues, neighbours and new friends.
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Restoration work sometimes requires the closing of beaches, funneling people to nearby beaches and creating more crowding and access issues.
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His well-taken point is that health care is crowding out much else, including climate, education, voting rights, and immigration.
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By crowding out opposition and censoring media coverage, he has rigged the system to all but guarantee his electoral victory.
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Pedestrian advocates are concerned about motorized vehicles, such as robots or e-scooters, crowding sidewalks and potentially creating safety issues.
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Avoid crowding too many cats into too few square feet (solitary by nature, cats don't always relish one another's companionship).
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Chicago Democrat Jason Gonzales accused Madigan of defaming him and crowding the primary with "phony" candidates to dilute his opposition.
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The coincidence made her arrival a news story in the Bay Area, with local media crowding the airport's waiting area.
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The researchers crowding the narrow galley huddle over scraps of papyrus paper, streaking them with metallic paint markers, pencils, and pens.
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Starbucks disclosed that the increase in user volume and crowding at pickup stations caused incoming customers to leave without making purchases.
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Of course, as my periodontist Franc Vanderven points out, braces can fix teeth crowding and ultimately result in better oral hygiene.
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But sceptics worry about the dangers of overreach and the potential for clashing with greater powers crowding into the Red Sea.
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Long talks, lengthy meetings, and prolonged lectures can all erode short-term memory, crowding the limited pathway to long-term memory.
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Aside from crowding the female's personal space, the male armadillo courts her by pawing at her carapace and sniffing her genitalia.
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An estimated 140,000 people have already evacuated their villages, crowding into temporary shelters as the tremors continued to shake the island.
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India's railway system is the world's fourth biggest rail network, but it is grappling with chronic under-investment and over-crowding.
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So I was very familiar with the intense crowding that happens on the line, and how many people rely on it.
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Instead, Singh was surrounded by tons of her fellow creators and industry members, crowding her to congratulate her on the film.
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The company said users had expressed concerns that stories by professional news sources were crowding out updates by friends and family.
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An estimated 5,000 people gathered in Bucharest chanting "Thieves" and demanding the government's resignation, crowding around a giant European Union flag.
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The surrounding town was already packed with skiers and snowboarders on holiday ski trips, and the event only added to crowding.
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It encourages people to share more — and share more candidly — without worrying that they are crowding the feed with multiple posts.
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As many as 1,000 supporters had gathered to hear the verdict, lining up behind barricades and crowding footpaths in nearby streets.
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But Kennedy is trying to make the case that his state's Medicaid spending is crowding out funding for other programs now.
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"Yes," we say through the various metallic instruments that are crowding our mouths — holding back tears, knowing what we've just done.
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She told me that she was wary of the scale and intensity of the building's history crowding out her own experience.
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Students from higher income backgrounds are more likely to land in the limited number of seats, crowding out low-income students.
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Then the Americans attacked, took possession and muscled their way into the sugar business, crowding many local farmers off their land.
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Some strategists described it as merely a technical rotation because of the extent of crowding that was prevalent in growth stocks.
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It is important at a time when divisive voices are crowding the public square that celebrate a nation founded on equality.
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Another traveler said she saw no delays or crowding by Wednesday morning when she flew out of Riyadh with another carrier.
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The FCC is working to open up some additional frequencies to public use, which could help alleviate crowding on lower bands.
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Many choose a narrow window each May to avoid the mountain's otherwise extreme weather and high winds, contributing to the crowding.
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They're crowding the beaches in Florida and Texas that remain open, and partying it up on booze cruises in The Bahamas.
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It's unclear what Rosario was booked for, but cops say about 100 people were arrested Friday ... mostly for crowding or obstructing.
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No longer could the World Bank be the sole provider of loans, which, he said, are "crowding out" the private sector.
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" The report said that the crowding could increase the spread of illnesses, and that "rising tensions among detainees could turn violent.
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Because of crowding there, they were transported yet again, to a Border Patrol station in Alamogordo, N.M., around midnight on Saturday.
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Three extremely established (and, by my lights, wildly overrated) male American artists had succeeded in crowding out everyone and everything else.
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This has reduced "throughput" — the number of trains that move through the system at any given time — which has increased crowding.
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Some outside investors, he noted, are turning multifamily homes into illegal boardinghouses, crowding the community, exacerbating traffic problems and straining resources.
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To prevent crowding, shifts and breaks have have been staggered, while chairs in break rooms are no longer side by side.
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In an exclusive interview, he discussed why he sees a potential crowding issue in stocks that rank highly by that criteria.
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As the stream of celebrity couples suggests, there is plenty of demand for these upscale options, crowding out traditional maternity wards.
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Brown these in a sauté pan with a few tablespoons of neutral oil, working in batches to avoid crowding the pan.
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I worry that more and more people are crowding into a room, but the exit door is still the same size.
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This is done via a pool system to limit crowding in the room, but the cameras are nevertheless controlled by journalists.
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But the bottleneck created by increased immigration enforcement in Mexico and MPP has led to crowding in northern Mexico's migrant shelters.
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The movie hits a somber note near the end, noting that Istanbul's modernization is crowding out both individuated neighborhoods and cats.
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All the protesters taken into custody Saturday were charged with a violation of the Washington code against crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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WarnerMedia plans to launch HBO Max and NBCUniversal will roll out Peacock in 2020 as well, crowding the field even further.
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The exaggerated crowding into those winners has come at the expense of the "average stock," at least on a relative basis.
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Over the next day, thousands of riders were delayed on their commutes to work, causing crowding and headaches across the city.
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Officers arrested 42 people for unlawfully demonstrating and crowding and obstructing the building, Capitol Police Spokesperson Eva Malecki confirmed to CNN.
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" The Port Authority wrote in a post on Twitter, "AirTrain JFK controls in place for public safety, due to crowding conditions.
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Other positioning data including our Sentiment Indicator suggest overall portfolio length has declined significantly in recent months, reducing concerns of crowding.
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"Early Riser," while never underwritten, can be at times a bit underfelt, the verbal dexterity crowding out the room for emotion.
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Beyond that, students actually seemed to enjoy Orgo Night in Butler Hall, crowding the room and saving seats for one another.
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This is in turn eroding the opportunities for everyone, and turning once-profitable strategies into duds, a phenomenon known as "crowding".
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Either that or the Fed would have to raise interest rates by a lot, crowding out a lot of private investment.
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Cameras showed Pelicans fans crowding the streets of New Orleans and cheering when they heard Williamson's name called at No. 1.
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"Realistically, no one's going to get jail time for purchasing sex," Schroeder says, especially in California due to prison over-crowding.
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The country's transport ministry in March issued aviation business licences to three additional budget carriers, further crowding the industry and intensifying competition.
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With journalists crowding the state, they have a good chance of making news with an apt quote or a crowd-pleasing message.
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The company disclosed that the increase in user volume and crowding at pickup stations caused incoming customers to leave without making purchases.
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As the sun set, organizers led the protest down Delmar Boulevard, with participants crowding intersections and dispersing themselves strategically to block traffic.
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Line Rider may be a relic of the old internet, but there's still a popular scene of content-makers crowding around it.
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There's obviously a lot more money than that in streaming, which explains why media and tech players are crowding into that space.
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Government borrowing raises interest rates, crowding out private borrowing and preventing the expansion from generating much of an increase in real output.
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Are too many investors crowding into this one massive obvious leader, mistaking blind momentum-chasing for paying up to own the best?
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"Excuse me!" said a woman wearing a backpack as she pushed through a gaggle of tourists crowding the bottom of the stairs.
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In this edition: What to watch for in tonight's debate, the tourists crowding New Hampshire town halls, and the billionaires' latest ads.
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Carla is fairly representative of the demographic crowding the Borgata's convention hall, which doubled as an intimate venue on July 19-21.
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Those pension fund deficits are only part of a widening funding gap for retirement costs that are crowding out other state spending.
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Neutral colors are easiest for the eye to digest, so choosing a calm palate will create less visual crowding on the eye.
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Trump also spent the debate wandering around the stage and regularly crowding Clinton's space and glowering over her shoulder like a stalker.
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The country's transport ministry in March issued aviation business licenses to three additional budget carriers, further crowding the industry and intensifying competition.
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Trump is demanding and receiving our attention, crowding out everything else, accepting that it's better to be hated than to be ignored.
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As Trump's lead grew, the number of people crowding into the ballroom of the Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan increased over-capacity.
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The primary way high government debt would imperil the economy is by pushing up interest rates and crowding out private sector investment.
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With more than 1,500 water balloons crowding a trampoline, they all have a chance to jump around in the colorful, wet melee.
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The nature of their calls has been attributed to crowding in certain trades and historically low implied moves in the options market.
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Over 1.5 million Dubai-registered vehicles ply its roads, not counting those crowding in from the United Arab Emirates' six other sheikhdoms.
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A growing population, changing weather patterns, and displacement caused by conflict are all crowding more people and livestock into their arid scrublands.
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Now he is one of those crowding up at the winner's window in Washington, although he may miss the big Trifecta payoff.
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The original goal of the rezoning was to alleviate crowding at P.S. 199 by moving some students into the P.S. 191 zone.
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If Amazon were to choose this southern city, it could build on the outskirts of town to avoid crowding, overpricing and congestion.
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There was a lot of supply that had been created and a lot of position crowding in these short volatility derivative trades.
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Sheriff's deputies in Los Angeles were ordered to write more tickets and make fewer arrests, to keep jail crowding to a minimum.
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I dropped lumps of cold butter into each shell, crowding them on a piece of crinkled foil, so they didn't tip over.
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The Portland Aerial Tram, which was built mainly to relieve crowding at Oregon Health and Science University, recently had its 10th anniversary.
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And second, crowding can make them look brighter and thus closer than they are, potentially leading to overestimation of the Hubble constant.
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Crowding the course, inches from the cyclists, the spectators could yell almost directly into their ears and look straight into their eyes.
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According to Capitol Police, six people were arrested and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding at the Russell building about 1 p.m.
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Turner earlier said the city was opening several additional emergency shelters to alleviate crowding at the convention center, which has 10,000 people.
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She said the current debate had become overly focused on whether Muslims were "integrated enough" or "assimilated enough," crowding out actual dialogue.
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Introduce elements that don't work organically with everything else, and they become like invasive species, devouring or crowding out everything around them.
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Then it wasn't, but the alternative repair plan is expected to cause extreme crowding on a line already famed for packed platforms.
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"The animals are usually housed in pastures large enough that space, crowding, and fighting are not a problem," Norwood and Lusk write.
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With near-constant notifications on our phones and countless tabs and windows crowding our computer screens, staying on task can sometimes feel impossible.
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New York's Port Authority Bus Terminal reopened Friday after it closed Thursday evening because of crowding, as commuters were packed into the building.
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Though Gueboudj and Hermann were tried individually, they were brought out for sentencing with 13 others tried on Monday, crowding the small courtroom.
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You'll see why investors are crowding into copper and selling technology stocks this week, lifting the Dow Jones industrial average to record levels.
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Over the next two years he will supervise the relocation of a regiment and a battalion out of Bangkok, ostensibly to relieve crowding.
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People were crowding three or four deep to try to understand how the giant block of acrylic could hold 3D characters and landscapes.
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Local television showed dozens of beachgoers crowding around the airplane, which had come to a stop near the water without any major damage.
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By encouraging their preference, TfL effectively halves the capacity of the escalator in question, and creates significantly more crowding below, slowing everyone down.
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Soon, there will be nine billion people crowding this warming planet, and each one will come equipped with a supercomputer in their pocket.
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People began crowding in and staring at the TV screens, waiting with bated breath for the Michigan win people are saying is inevitable.
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Without fearing pass, teams treat Hill much like they'd treat a Wildcat quarterback, crowding the line and selling out to stop the run.
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The authors frame the modern time-sucking dilemma as twofold: the "busy bandwagon" of ever-crowding schedules and "infinity pools" of digital distraction.
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In many cases this will trigger increased contributions to the plans that will bust already fragile government budgets, crowding out vital public services.
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The fallout, in terms of higher electricity bills and the crowding out of cheaper sources of power, comes a decade or more later.
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A group of children of varying ages are crowding around some entertainers in colourful clothes and make up, playing an assortment of instruments.
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I report on New York's transportation and infrastructure, which includes crowding issues in recent years as the city's population grew and tourism boomed.
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Barbara Schulman, who was arrested by Capitol police, said she was charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding while protesting inside the Hart building.
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Donald "Doc" Burress, 63, remembers as a kid crowding around his family's black-and-white television to watch Ali knock out Sonny Liston.
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The DVF Awards hosted by Diane von Furstenberg three weeks ago was filled with Botox blondes, crowding the bar in black cocktail dresses.
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This has exacerbated the irritation of those in the grassroots who perceive candidates like Keirstead as crowding the race for no good reason.
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Unfortunately, well established and well connected traditional energies have lobbied the government to receive massive tax breaks, crowding out new clean energy technologies.
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The more data we place into the hands of the businesses increasingly crowding this space, the more potential risk of misuse and theft.
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In the lead-up, administration officials from Trump on down sought to dampen expectations, even as television cameras began crowding into Senate Square.
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Original post, July 8 | Pursuit of sustainable progress on a crowding planet requires a functioning interface between keepers of the peace and citizens.
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Donald Burress, 63, remembered as a child his family crowding around a black-and-white television to watch Ali knock out Sonny Liston.
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Hedge funds are crowding into a handful of stocks and increasing their use of leverage at the same time, according to Goldman Sachs.
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They are crowding into malls, bustling from shop to shop along busy city streets and traveling in huge numbers to visit loved ones.
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The situation was chaotic -- people were crowding around the ambulance, beating Gadhafi's dead body, shooting in the air, taking pictures on their phones.
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Grand Canyon National Park has 2000 licensed outfitters that run the river in a tight choreography that allows for maximum use without crowding.
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The suit says releasing the most at-risk detainees would also ease crowding at the centers and reduce the danger to other prisoners.
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They came by foot and truck and motorbike desperate and tired, crowding into villages and towns on the edge of Ituri's sprawling countryside.
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"The crowding that we see (at polling stations) indicates that all classes of people have participated," Mahmoud el-Sherif told a news conference.
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Yet, every time I passed by, there was a throng of visitors crowding the table and I couldn't quite elbow my way in.
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Director David Moore makes us feel the claustrophobia — sailors crowding the frame, low ceilings, dark rooms, punishing sun and the wide, blank sea.
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Arrange the thighs in the pan without crowding them; you want some room around them, so use a second pan if need be.
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From the second round of their RISE 125 fight onwards, Rodtang made a good go of getting in Nasukawa's face and crowding him.
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A century later, it is unlikely that we can escape the theater of grandiosity, with leaders crowding the stage for their photo op.
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Advocates of fiscal stimulus during the 2008 recession and the slow recovery argued that crowding out wasn't a valid fear during that time.
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When undocumented migrants were crossing the southern border in droves last fall, crowding detention centers, the administration reportedly saw a ripe political opportunity.
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The core business model of public transit, according to Taylor, depends on "crowding people together" to bring riders where they need to go.
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The race, fought on doorstep issues like school crowding and transit service, was also a kind of proxy battle over Mr. de Blasio.
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In District 3, a battle erupted two years ago when school zones were redrawn to reduce crowding and increase diversity at elementary schools.
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Oh, the vulgarity, the venality, the small-minded nastiness of those loathsome souls now crowding the stage at the Duke on 42nd Street.
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Filter-feeding animals called bryozoans doubled their growth on heated panels, crowding out other species that seemed to fare well on unheated panels.
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Another would be mis-allocation of resources, with too much government investment in politically popular projects crowding out more efficient private sector investment.
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Despite the reduced crowding, many New Yorkers who live near the new Second Avenue subway stops were happy that they had switched lines.
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A generation of Chinese fans grew up crowding around dusty desktop monitors in college dorm rooms to watch fuzzy streams of N.B.A. games.
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Video showed Green Cross volunteers crowding around the injured teenager, Neomar Lander, 17, and carrying him out of the worst of the fighting.
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Republicans are already rolling out the argument that the House impeachment push is crowding out the legislative agenda while cutting into the economy.
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"There is more risk of crowding in mid- and small-cap stocks than large caps, but we'll just have to become more sophisticated."
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Around noon, the group broke up for lunch, crowding black folding tables loaded with metal trays of vinegary pork adobo and white rice.
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Doors were open that allowed more circulation and less crowding than in the other areas, but it still felt like a large cage.
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Following the speech, two protesters were handcuffed after they refused to stop yelling at and crowding a supporter of the president outside the arena.
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" She added, "Once we controlled for factors such as household over-crowding and socioeconomic status, the data showed that cats were not to blame.
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Abuja, Nigeria (CNN)A series of black Land Cruisers pulls through the gleaming white gates and the press pack moves in, crowding the vehicles.
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Additional services could also be added to the park's less-frequented gates, to minimize crowding at the popular Porta Marina and Piazza Esedra entrances.
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Ditto on challenges like homeownership that will only improve as millennials crowding into cities demand zoning reforms and other measures to boost housing supply.
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The mostly calm and orderly demonstration resulted in arrests for what the U.S. Capitol Police called "unlawful demonstration activity" such as crowding and obstruction.
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The standard requires no cages or crates of crowding be used on farms, which is aimed at improving the living environment of the animals.
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Even with a sea of a somewhat manual espresso makers crowding my usable kitchen space, some weekdays I'd opt for regular coffee or Nespresso.
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Whisks are often the cause of drawer crowding, since they can easily get tangled with other kitchen tools, preventing the drawer from closing properly.
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But the numbers attempting the climb in May led to crowding in the so-called death zone, where there are very low oxygen levels.
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Another six individuals were arrested for "unlawful demonstration activities" in the Russell Senate Office Building and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding, officials said.
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As The Atlantic's David Graham noted on Monday, those themes are crowding out the White House's earlier message that Trump had committed no crimes.
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Another 82 people were removed from the Rotunda of the Russell Senate Office Building and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding, the spokeswoman said.
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Without reform, our pensions systems will eat up more and more of our state budgets, crowding out even the most basic functions of government.
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That kind of crowding makes it difficult, maybe impossible, to get a good night's sleep, to discipline a child or to concentrate on homework.
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Some 3,000 of the world's richest and most powerful people are crowding into the small Swiss mountain town for this week's World Economic Forum.
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"Student loan payments are crowding out retirement," said Maggie Thompson, executive director of Generation Progress at liberal think tank the Center for American Progress.
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A medic at the scene said more than 60 people were treated for mild smoke inhalation and problems caused by crowding as they fled.
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The initial difficultly was hard to watch, as we were in her way, crowding her, as she confronted the steps as obstacle and metaphor.
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On third-and-27 with the Giants crowding the line of scrimmage, Lynch took full advantage of guard Kelechi Osemele's block to bust loose.
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"ALL-CAPS FILL THE SPACE, so there's an element of feeling that the message is crowding out everything else," Luna told the New Republic.
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Dogs nose their way into all genres, and readers grow no more tired of them than they tire of the people crowding their books.
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Mr. Morrison presented the move as a reaction to crowding in the nation's largest cities, which has led to congested commutes and costlier housing.
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"You actually improve clinic flow, people are not crowding the schedule with things they could have made changes at home to prevent," she said.
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They've been crowding beaches everywhere from Florida to Texas and have even been seeing partying it up on a booze cruise in the Bahamas.
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Around Wee Waa, it has been the kangaroos invading soccer fields and crowding roadsides after dark, their carcasses littering the pavement in the morning.
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"Our evidence suggests that Republican counties are more sensitive to the crowding-out effects of taxation on charitable giving than Democratic counties," he said.
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Yes, but: The Montreal pilot program still experienced some backlash since launching in August, with complaints about sidewalk crowding, illegal parking and potential injuries.
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On weekends, when crowding is at its worst, there are dust-ups over fishing territory, tangled gear, pilfered bags of ice and stolen coolers.
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But she mainly drew, crowding the walls of the Tilton Gallery with tacked-up cartoons and sketches for a memorable solo show, in 1994.
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Because of this crowding, he said, the building has had "half a dozen, at least" bed bug infestations over the past year or so.
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" Even the aged monk in his cell, Augustine acknowledges, in "Against Julian," is tormented by "disquieting memories" crowding in upon "chaste and holy intentions.
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Research has shown that chicks shed more salmonella when stressed, and stress is certainly heightened by the prolonged transportation, confinement, crowding, and increased handling.
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A procession in Tehran on Monday drew over 2003 million people in the Iranian capital, crowding both main avenues and side streets in Tehran.
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Critics blame the conglomerates for a number of social ills, including corruption, inequality and the crowding out of smaller and potentially more innovative businesses.
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As JT recounted in a video a week before the change, the harassing titles quickly spread to other channels, often crowding out accurate translations.
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Cara's grandparents had come to town to celebrate their 22002th birthdays, a jubilant party with more than 22 family and friends crowding her home.
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It has failed to stop the government-sponsored entities (GSEs) from overspending, overreaching and crowding out private market participants in the housing finance system.
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Few people could afford to buy the books, and as many as six students would stand at a library table, crowding over one text.
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This season at New York Fashion Week: Men's, his packed show had attendees crowding into the standing sections, and guests like Milandou Badila, a.k.a.
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Perhaps in homage to the designer, some female guests worked slouchy soft-shouldered blazers, curiously crowding the small stage where the Atlantics were performing.
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"Riparian" refers to the cottonwoods and willows crowding the San Pedro's banks, where javelinas scratch out dens and water collects in silty rain pools.
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On April 19, industry sources said more than two dozen A320neo jets without engines were crowding Airbus parking spaces and hampering its cash flow.
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AND THE DATA ARE UNEQUIVOCAL ON THIS THAT SUM OF THE TWO ARE FLAT, MEANING THE ENTITLEMENTS ARE CROWDING OUT THE GROSS DOMESTIC SAVINGS.
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It was dark, and there were a lot of people crowding around the fire, passers-bys stopping to smell the steam in the air.
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In an exclusive interview, he discussed why he sees a potential crowding issue in stocks that rank highly on environmental, social, and governance standards.
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The senator was mobbed as he entered and exited the arena, and his Secret Service detail tried in vain to keep fans from crowding him.
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And following the speech, two protesters were handcuffed after they refused to stop yelling at and crowding a supporter of the president outside the arena.
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"Part of the difficulty this year has been hedge funds crowding into the same names," said Mark Doherty, a managing principal at consulting firm PivotalPath.
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The first picture showed the couple's four older children — Emmie Kay, 9, Duke, 10, Ella Rose, 12, and Drake, 14 — crowding around a hospital door.
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In the photo, Lee can be seen sitting at a table with family members, including Winfrey and her longtime partner Stedman Graham, crowding around her.
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The sign had to be placed inside the center, on its website, and was required in all advertising—effectively crowding out the center's own message.
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Unless crowding is really bad and will significantly impair one's ability to clean their teeth, "the primary reason for orthodontia is really cosmetic," he says.
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U.S. domestic energy prices have plunged in recent years because of the natural gas boom, crowding out competing sources of power, including coal and nuclear.
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Its headquarters will employ perhaps 50,000 rich workers, who will bid up rents and land values, all the while crowding local public services and infrastructure.
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I HAVE JUST -- I AM SUSPICIOUS OF YIELD PLAYS BROADLY BECAUSE OF THE TREMENDOUS CROWDING OF THAT TRADE AT MIDYEAR, ALTHOUGH I'M LESS SUSPICIOUS TODAY.
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This leads to more crowding into a smaller cadre of names — which only works sometimes (momentum!) but is destructive for returns most of the time.
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MMT rejects the idea of crowding out in general, but it's not clear whether they think single-payer can be financed entirely through deficit spending.
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That has helped it escape the "resource curse", in which natural riches keep a country poor by crowding out manufacturing or ushering in predatory government.
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There was a time when playing video games with your friends meant visiting your local arcade and crowding around a Pac-Man or Galaga machine.
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Luckily, it seems there was no crowding around the bathrooms come show time, so the path was clear for the models once the program began.
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Signal malfunctions, crowding, and track repair delays have become commonplace, and there are now 70,000 delays a month—nearly triple the number five years ago.
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Topsy's space was large enough for about 75 workers, but other Apple employees soon began dropping in to work from the city, crowding the office.
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The business of backing up data is also booming thanks in part to the recent high-profile ransomware attacks, with cybersecurity companies crowding the market.
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A report on the rush-hour stampede during a monsoon downpour that killed 22 people, said vendors crowding a narrow footbridge were partly to blame.
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Or was it the lack of bus lanes, which meant that my busses were crowding my streets, contributing significantly to traffic despite not needing to?
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Another sensation, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, was fresher, younger, quicker on his feet, crowding the not-classically-qualified lane that Mr. O'Rourke once seemed to own.
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A spokeswoman for Capitol Police said the individuals were charged with crowding, obstructing, or incommoding, all of which are prohibited under D.C. Code § 22–1307.
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Thanksgiving travel is the stuff of suffering: the crowding, the stress, the weather-induced delays, and, at least for some, dinner with the whole family.
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They shunned organized street protests and instead opted for tactics like crowding into a business and chanting loudly until it had to close its doors.
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The level of crowding remains high, portfolios are fragile right now, and should there be a fundamental shock, this unwind could persist for multiple months.
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John Sneller, head of aviation at IHS Market, said Thursday that airlines are crowding a market sweet spot — and some were bound to lose out.
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Hedge funds' crowding in the most popular positions rose slightly in the third quarter, they found, though it remains below the extremes reached in 2016.
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Setpieces where the story happens (the funeral, the mass grave, the highway with the collapsing building, the back street with hostiles crowding from the rooftops).
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This has provided a life support mechanism for many dying state industries while crowding out the private sector on which China is staking its future.
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"Crowding exists in other parts of the city," said Patrick Kennell, 40, a lawyer who is also a member of the Financial District Neighborhood Association.
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Word Health Organization official discusses testing CNN's Dan Simon and Gary Tuchman report on efforts in California and Florida to keep people from crowding beaches.
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Amazon has started staggering break and shift times to alleviate crowding — but even so, it seems the 3-feet rule is proving difficult to enforce.
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The insect whirring would make an appropriate soundtrack for a country scene, but the glass and concrete crowding our heroine place us in a city.
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There is no crowding out in a world of persistent capital oversupply and countries that borrow in a currency they print can never default – period.
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ACCURACY It is true that subway service has deteriorated, with increases in delays and crowding that have been widely characterized as symptoms of a crisis.
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They've been seen crowding beaches in both Florida and Texas and partying it up on booze cruises in The Bahamas, regardless of social distancing rules.
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But that promotion went far smoother — presumably because people crowding a deli isn't as disruptive as accidentally shutting down an entire intersection full of cars.
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Weaker moderate candidates, like Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, are supposedly crowding out votes that would otherwise go to Biden, therefore giving Bernie and edge.
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HS2 is less about cutting journey times between cities than offering a path to relieve that pressure, which should reduce the crowding on local routes.
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Lakos-Bujas is now wary of the crowding that may have developed in these sectors, and recommends that investors "underweight" them in favor of healthcare.
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But many small- and medium-sized private firms still face tough access to financing, tight profit margins and a crowding out by big state companies.
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They flood markets with seeds that are often of poor quality or unsuited to local conditions, crowding out more efficient private distributors with better goods.
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Neither option works well, and it's not much fun crowding around the small screen, resting flat on a table, for an impromptu Mario Kart tournament.
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As for the 50,000 cheering supporters who will be crowding NRG stadium later today, you too can raise your voice for the people of Kashmir.
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There are 10 stocks that hedge funds and mutual funds are crowding into on the hopes of beating the S&P 500, according to UBS.
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The debate over prison crowding had been long-running and contentious, with victims' rights groups and law enforcement officials opposing the idea of prisoner release.
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Tourists crowding the ice mostly ignored the runners, who maneuvered to the finish line past obstacles like ice skaters, dog sleds and tourists snapping selfies.
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Minnesotans have returned the love, crowding the hotel's ground-floor restaurant and bar Tullibee, which champions the bounty of the region with a Scandinavian accent.
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The outdoor complex was built in 1993 to ease crowding in the city's jail, and it's been used ever since, housing sentenced and convicted nonviolent offenders.
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Today -- here and now — this business of crowding children into jail-like detention centers, while denying them adequate nutrition, sanitation and medical care has to stop.
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It's a warm, safe show that even in its most intense episode, can still end with Archie and his pals crowding around milkshakes at the diner.
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Instead of crowding the strong side as Kemba Walker and Dwight Howard run their pick-and-roll, Frank Kaminsky should stand over on the opposite wing.
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Nine people were also removed from the Dirksen Senate Office Building for what police described as "unlawful demonstration activities," and charged with crowding, obstructing, or incommoding.
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The rush for "stability" also animates the crowding of investors into the elite class of big growth stocks believed to have the most durable profit streams.
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So sit back and watch your timeline get infected with smiling, crying, frowning dots, crowding around you, in a circle, closer, making faces, closer, oh god.
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"In our view, the larger downside risk lies in high momentum/quality/defensive stocks if they were to disappoint given crowding and rich multiples," he added.
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"Crowding someone's space, or lurking, is commonly used by bullies as a tactic to make someone cower and feel defensive," explains body language expert Robin Kermode.
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He's still a huge figure here, I saw him at a nightclub a few weeks ago, everyone crowding around him like it was his MVP season.
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The new capital, announced in March 2015, is intended partly to reduce crowding in Cairo but will also be home to government ministries and an airport.
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Being able to anticipate crowding events before they happen could help businesses handle the crowds more effectively and efficiently, increasing customer satisfaction levels and (probably) revenues.
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Tumblr plans to compete in the fast-crowding live video space, according to a promotional webpage unearthed by Twitter user David Chartier over this past weekend.
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" Another nine people were removed from the second floor of the Dirksen Senate Office Building for "unlawful demonstration activities" and charged with "crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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This crowding in of the civil society organizations and private sector goes by a special name, in the argot of the global financiers: the "cascade" approach.
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He was known for crowding the plate and led the majors seven times in being hit by pitches during a season, drawing 267 in his career.
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Another danger is that of deficits leading to higher interest rates, which slow the rate of capital formation, a concept called the "crowding out" of investment.
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To write of pain is to take nothing from the Brazilians, who are gracious hosts and exuberant fans, crowding the waterfront of Copacabana for beach volleyball.
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OMAHA (Reuters Breakingviews) - The 40,000 shareholders crowding Omaha's CenturyLink Center for Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting Saturday didn't come to hear about machine learning or smart beta.
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If these plans come to fruition, they will saddle Puerto Rico with far too much expensive natural gas-generated power while crowding out cheaper renewable energy.
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It was a co-production between myself and Yves Above So Below, who helped me immensely and taught me how to create layers without over-crowding.
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He remembers his father's body wrapped in white gauze, balls of cotton wool in his nostrils and ears, and strangers crowding around him, carrying him away.
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We're told Danielle didn't like the way her teeth looked -- mostly due to crowding on the bottom row -- so she threw down $40k on porcelain veneers.
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So marijuana shops are crowding into tiny towns near the Utah, Nebraska or New Mexico borders — a concern for officials worried about out-of-state trafficking.
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Over the years, however, customers started to linger, preferring to enjoy their "takeout" while socializing at the increasing number of tables crowding the store's linoleum floor.
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I dismissed the idea of heading right back to Los Angeles, figuring I should visit the evacuation centers crowding up in the middle of the night.
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Gallerygoers, critics, collectors, and artists responded to CONDO enthusiastically, crowding into all the spaces, and Carlos is now thinking about taking the project to other cities.
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What do all those people crowding into subway cars, sitting in rush-hour traffic and walking down city streets in business attire actually do all day?
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In Washington, DC, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that all nightclubs would be closed, while bars and restaurants would be required to keep crowding to a minimum.
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While there still appears to be some daylight between Facebook and what is being done on its platform or in its name, darkness is crowding in.
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Some public health officials, however, say capacity restrictions need to go much further — immediately — and that any type of crowding makes containment efforts much less effective.
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Instead of crowding around the front end to see what's under the hood, perhaps they'll be checking the trunk to see if it's got a spare.
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These include the suspension of public and private events that entail any public crowding, as the government advises that people keep a meter's distance from eachother.
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For that sense of force and engagement, I think about the women's march, that sea of pink pussy-hatted women and men crowding the U.N. plaza.
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The expansion has allowed the colleges to continue enrolling similar numbers of lower-income students, rather than displacing those students, but it has created severe crowding.
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As forthcoming research by the Foundation for Government Accountability shows, Medicaid spending and enrollment has skyrocketed in recent years, crowding out resources for other critical priorities.
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The flood of riders has led to uncomfortable crowding and increasing train delays, while people who choose to drive or take the bus face intensifying gridlock.
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In front of the cameras that have been crowding her house since she disappears, Astrid weaves genuine, vulnerable speech about running away — she pulls a River.
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The crowding has prompted HHS to triple the size of a temporary tent facility it opened in Texas at the height of the family separations crisis.
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In a statement, authorities said officers arrested 21 individuals in the House office buildings and 59 in the Senate office buildings for crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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Equating quality to a check box, however, risks crowding out the innate, professional commitment to high quality, patient-centered care that many doctors take pride in.
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But for the first time, expectations were higher for him Tuesday, with the Ukraine controversy and Warren crowding him at the top of public opinion polls.
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Some of this involved crowding — more passengers mean it takes longer to get people on and off the trains — but mostly it was new slow restrictions.
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These projects will have to compete with historically high inventory already crowding the market, said Grant Long, the senior economist for the real estate website StreetEasy.
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It said it wanted to use the data to better understand crowding and "collective travel patterns" so that "we can improve services and information provision for customers".
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The purpose of the tracking is to better understand how people use the Tube network and to provide better real-time information about crowding levels in stations.
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What's needed: To curb crowding, cities could implement centralized control of AVs — like air traffic control for planes — to direct vehicles from multiple manufacturers and service providers.
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His range of apparel serves to eliminate landfill crowding (his line is constructed from recycled uniforms and salvageable landfill-bound threads), and raise money for the cause.
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Of course, while Silly Trike is definitely silly, it admittedly comes with a few benefits, including environmental friendliness and a much lower chance of crowding city streets.
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The teaser shows a bunch of truly emo clowns with axes crowding in on a woman who looks sort of like Katy Perry and seems very nervous.
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When we launched Vox, we talked about the tyranny of the new — the way the latest thing had a habit of crowding out the most important things.
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Katrina was followed by an uptick in skin infections from Staph bacteria and "flesh-eating" Vibrio, intestinal bacterial infections, and respiratory diseases due to crowding in shelters.
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One page was filled, then another, and another—just as if he were the boy named Buster, crowding pages of his notebook with scribbled pictures of UFOs.
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Pictures showed people crowding to see their gate numbers as a member of staff wrote up information on a white board during the busy summer holiday season.
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By living a life of quiet distraction (with apologies to Thoreau), we are crowding out the deeper and creative thoughts, along with any hope of real quiet.
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He'll punctuate a gently bowed string swell with a synth that sounds like ball bearings exploding down a crowding stairwell—balancing tenderness and terror in equal measure.
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Should platform crowding become a concern at any particular station, Metro Transit Police may temporarily restrict access for safety reasons, as they do routinely during large events.
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Closing one tunnel at a time makes it a three-year project, with some trains crossing the river but the whole line afflicted by crowding and delays.
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According to Ben Snider, an equity strategist at the firm, hedge funds that have piled into the momentum trade face the risk of crowding into similar names.
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Lynn, an associate professor of sculpture in the university's art and art history department, said she no longer reads the dozens of messages crowding her email inbox.
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In other words, investors were fervently crowding the winning stocks and abandoning the losing stocks in a rare manner that, in hindsight, was a recipe for disaster.
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When the Tour de France gets underway on Saturday, few would dispute that Leblanc, who retired in 2005, was correct about the Tour's crowding everything else out.
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Peacekeeping forces often lumber along for years without clear goals or exit plans, crowding out governments, diverting attention from deeper socioeconomic problems and costing billions of dollars.
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But this would be like cracking a nut with a sledgehammer, potentially crowding out lots of private sector activity and parking people on valueless make-work schemes.
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Across the country, people were packing into bars before noon, crowding around office televisions and arriving before dawn outside the hearing to snag a seat to watch.
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The threat to the quality of life in this well-to-do enclave of multiplying skyscrapers is obvious to anyone who has made it their home: crowding.
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The outbreak forced hard public health questions: What are the potential risks of thousands of students descending on the state's beaches and crowding into bars and restaurants?
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This is done by replacing the normal carbon atoms of the diamond with silicon, which has the effect of repelling or crowding out other nearby carbon atoms.
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Before her were hundreds of mourners, seated in row upon row and crowding every wall and corner: her cousins, her classmates, the governor and so many others.
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The population, once predominantly German, now includes more Polish residents, more millennials crowding into new bars, more investors snapping up properties and renting them out through Airbnb.
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The new Egyptian capital, announced in March 2015, is intended partly to reduce crowding in Cairo but will also be home to government ministries and an airport.
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While it was obviously nice to have no crowding and queues in the airport, the emptiness made the public-health crisis seem much more immediate and stressful.
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In District 3, scars remain from a battle over redrawing school zones two years ago to increase diversity and reduce crowding at a group of elementary schools.
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Over the weekend, for instance, President Trump reignited a debate over whether N.F.L. players should kneel during the national anthem, crowding the hurricane out of the headlines.
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It would have forced lawmakers to go to the floor, in groups of 30 to avoid crowding, for a vote that could have delayed passage by hours.
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After about 21860 years of hunting for artifacts that wound up crowding his home in Rye, N.Y., Mr. Holzer has decided to let go of almost everything.
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More than a million people have flooded the streets across four cities, with crowding getting so bad that dozens of people died in a stampede on Tuesday.
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There I was, awkwardly crowding Nick Fandos with a 10-inch microphone while cameras clicked furiously around us — a typical day in the life of a producer.
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The installation is meant to simulate the day of the moon landing, as if viewers are crowding around the television as people did on that historic day.
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This had the knock-on effect of crowding the market and making it so that other games with non-licensed narratives had little chance of standing out.
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"Investing in the M.T.A. is a good thing, but these changes won't address riders' core concern of the increase in crowding, breakdowns and delays," Mr. Raskin said.
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And if the government tries to increase deficits at a time of full employment, it could lead to higher inflation and higher interest rates, crowding out investment.
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That's important, but not as important as debt held by the public, which is what can impact the economy by fueling inflation or crowding out private investment.
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The reason this isn't allowed to happen is because a dissenting speech will dominate the news, crowding out the nominee's message, as Cruz's speech has this time.
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Or why Indonesians in shanties crowding sewage-filled canals went to court in Jakarta to sue the authorities for moving them into new apartment towers miles away.
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The case against politics in sports reveals itself, over and over, as a complaint about other people's politics crowding an imagined consensus, and contradicting an imaginary consent.
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The stories he's crowding out might be things that reflect better on him, or more poorly on Clinton, than whatever he said to a reporter that day.
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To avoid crowding out smaller MDAX and SDAX members, Deutsche Boerse is considering increasing the number of constituents for the midcap and smallcap indexes to 60 from 50.
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As if this weren't enough, the procedure soon became a circus, with hospital staff crowding outside the operating room's windows, which the doctors had to cover with bedsheets.
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Jane proudly gave a thumbs up after she was hauled away ... and actresses Catherine Keener and Rosanna Arquette were also arrested and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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In a statement, a representative from the United States Capitol Police told PEOPLE that 46 individuals were arrested at the protest and charged with Crowding, Obstructing, or Incommoding.
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At $3.7 trillion spent in just the last 10 months alone, Washington's massive footprint on the economy is clearly crowding out some other means of more organic growth.
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But all those other candidates are crowding out the polls, which makes it harder to tell whether Bernie or Buttigieg are ultimately garnering more support across the party.
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For example, the argument that debt is crowding out private investment is hard to sustain when firms are awash with cash and can borrow at extremely low rates.
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The first photo shows Joanna's four older children with husband Chip Gaines — Drake, 14, Ella Rose, 12, Duke, 10, and Emmie Kay, 9 — crowding around a hospital door.
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But at the end of the day, you're still competing in a landscape where other brands are doing the exact same thing, simultaneously crowding out the users' screens.
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Hundreds of people who fled their homes because of a massive Northern California wildfire are crowding into shelters as the blaze brightens the sky with a red glow.
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That's left people on and off the island scrambling to get in touch with friends and family members and often crowding in tiny spots that still have reception.
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Secular stagnation implies there are few good investment opportunities, so crowding-out is hardly a concern, and reducing debt would further deprive the world of precious safe assets.
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The International Rescue Committee said more than 40,000 had fled the countryside of northern Aleppo province in the past two weeks, crowding into towns near the Turkish border.
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Sometimes they pushed and pulled against Mensa's body, crowding him, hovering over him as if he was not a human being but a thing, an Other to overpower.
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The Bureau of Prisons represents 25 percent of the Department of Justice's budget, crowding out precious recourses needed to support law enforcement in other areas of public safety.
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"There have been significant strides made in crowding in ERs in recent years, but psychiatric patients have not benefited as much as the non-psychiatric patients," Hsia said.
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The change at United aims to make the boarding process easier and the change also makes it faster because there is less crowding near the gate, said King.
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Higher U.S. yields, crowding out flows to riskier assets, can drive an exodus from emerging markets, especially when long-dated bond yields rise faster than shorter-maturity debt.
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It asks whether or not you've had braces in the past, what issues you want to deal with (crowding, overbite, spacing, etc.), and how severe those issues are.
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Monetary expansion would *not* cause stagflation; fiscal expansion would *not* cause crowding out; claims that austerity would solve currency crises by restoring confidence were not to be believed.
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She was arrested and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding after she crossed police lines, according to ET. She was reportedly fined $50 and processed on the scene.
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But that consensus is starting to fall apart, thanks to a new awareness of the ways in which tech monopolies are crowding out competition and hurting consumer choice.
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Stealing jobs, leeching benefits, crowding hospital waiting rooms, and causing traffic jams are just some of the crimes I've heard immigration charged with in the last few weeks.
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"Respiratory diseases, they flourish in the setting of crowding," said Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
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Instead of crowding online-checkout windows with a separate button per card network, the EMV Secure Remote Checkout will be able to process any card from participating networks.
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Ron DeSantis is shutting down spring-break festivities in his state amid the coronavirus pandemic and as footage trends of tourists and Floridians crowding beaches and concert venues.
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Democrats reacted with fury, crowding the halls of the State Capitol in Madison on Monday and accusing the Republicans of trying to undo an election they had lost.
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Transit officials are looking to shift where trains stop to pick up riders to wider areas on the platforms with more room for waiting passengers to reduce crowding.
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The accessible southern terminus of Lake George, with kitschy arcades, wax museums and speedboats crowding the waterfront in the village of the same name, attracts the most tourists.
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On Saturday, Jimmy Morales, Miami Beach City Manager, enacted emergency measures to curb spring breakers from crowding in South Beach with the help of police and civilian ambassadors.
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The government had already ordered the closure of shops, markets and public transport, allowing only pharmacies to open and limited deliveries of bread to prevent crowding near bakeries.
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The government had already ordered the closure of shops, markets and public transport, allowing only pharmacies to open and limited deliveries of bread to prevent crowding near bakeries.
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Spring breakers, who are Gen Z, have been called out for crowding beaches and partying on booze cruises and ignoring calls for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
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And Iger said visitor numbers to that attraction were stunted by cost increases at the Park and at nearby hotels, as well as by visitors' expectations of crowding.
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The crowding has been blamed on the government's refusal to close construction sites, a reluctance from some business owners to close, and reduced frequency of public transport services.
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Ramaphosa added that growth in the wage bill had been crowding out spending on capital projects for future economic growth and items that are critical for service delivery.
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Toronto Already Knows and Second Avenue Subway Relieves Crowding on Neighboring Lines It's a long, complicated story, involving the master builder Robert Moses, a power grab by Gov.
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It's one thing for Sanders to warn about billionaires crowding out the competition, getting special treatment, and demanding an outsized level of influence in politics and the economy.
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A spokesperson for the Capitol police confirmed to BuzzFeed News that 16 people were arrested for "unlawfully demonstrating" on Friday and were charged with crowding, obstructing, or incommoding.
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Compounding that economic loss is the effect of budget deficits in crowding out public investments in infrastructure, research and education that lay the groundwork for private sector growth.
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She insisted that such Corbusian super blocks tended to isolate their inhabitants, depriving them of the eyes-on-the-street crowding essential to city safety and city joys.
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The App Store team failed to notice for months and months the extent to which the company's own software was crowding the prized top slots in search results.
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The concepts crowding the floor at the annual expo present as convincing and exciting a vision of the future as anything Denis Villeneuve and Ridley Scott could have imagined.
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In interludes called Gyotaku, after the Japanese art of fish printing, the shapes repeat over and over again until they become something else, text illegible, images crowding the margins.
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By the time I covered him again two weeks later in Columbia, South Carolina, he had filled the sizable venue he'd booked, with people crowding the balcony to watch.
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When the average person imagines crowding around a TV to squint at a four-player split-screen game, Mario Kart is likely the first title to come to mind.
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But at least Dolo isn't burdened by a hundred other features crowding out the local recommendations for attention, nor is it constrained by relying on your existing friend graph.
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In a video shared on Twitter, the group, known as Smash Racism DC, can be seen crowding around the doorsteps of the Tucker Carlson Tonight host's residence, holding signs.
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In a video, shared on Twitter, the group, known as Smash Racism DC, can be seen crowding around the doorsteps of the Tucker Carlson Tonight host's residence, holding signs.
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While art collectors from around the world are crowding Miami this week for the annual Art Basel Miami Beach fair, Bethenny Frankel is taking advantage of the empty beach.
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Hundreds of thousands of new barrels of crude have begun arriving in Alberta's oil sands region, crowding pipelines as producers recover from wildfires that crippled output two months ago.
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It uses a five-step rating system for animal products, ranging from 1 (no cages or crowding) to 5+ (animals live their whole lives on one animal-friendly farm).
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Trump will be sworn in around noon on Friday, but those attending the inauguration are expected to begin crowding the Capitol grounds and National Mall in the early morning.
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In just one hour, a Reuters reporter counted at least 100 people crowding the shop located on the lower level of the Tower to buy hats, pins and more.
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Microsoft's new font is designed to reduce "visual crowding" between the letters, though the company hasn't yet done any formal studies on whether it's helpful for people with dyslexia.
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The sides sloped up, wider at the top than at the bottom, and spectators sat and stood around the rim, crowding, shouting and cheering the fighters they'd bet on.
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Dr. Reigner, 37, is a consultant at Resource Systems Group, an engineering and analytics firm in White River Junction, Vt.; he helps national parks solve crowding and conflict issues.
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The two-toned push and pull of this rural electorate and the suburban voters who are crowding them out politically has been the challenge both gubernatorial candidates have faced.
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As INSIDER previously reported, the overtourismThe flower shop first opened in 1943, but saw a recent decrease in loyal customers due to tourists crowding the space to take photos.
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It's 2019's Comic-Con International, and compared to the wizards and warlocks and Wonder Women crowding the floor, the outfit of the Jedi Rey is plain, simple. Sensible.
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During the 1990s, racial animus, especially the notion that lazy blacks were crowding the welfare rolls, was shown to be especially powerful in shaping attitudes to the safety net.
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Think big trucks crowding local roads, and even more wood needed—and thus more trees chopped down—in order to box up and ship the products after they're picked.
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The latest: Tokyo's 2020 Olympic Games will use facial recognition for all accredited individuals, the AP's Mari Yamaguchi reports, in an effort to reduce crowding and make logistics easier.
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The firm is being squeezed by central government efforts to reduce steel production nationwide and so has branched out into real estate investment, in turn crowding out private players.
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Walking in the neighborhood that's home to 74,600 immigrants, the once-familiar view of people crowding the sidewalks, carrying red plastic bags from Chinese grocery stores, is no more.
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In a video of the clash, Ms. Grisham can be seen — iPhone in one hand — wedging her body between a railing and a throng of men crowding a hallway.
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Democrats are lucky this year to have a choice of two thoughtful candidates, both of whom are infinitely superior on women's issues to the candidates crowding the Republican field.
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Nearly all the players had to complete both second- and third-round matches on Thursday, crowding the schedule and packing the outer courts with star players and their fans.
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Such crowding — and in particular immigrants' use of the health system — was cited as a factor by some voters in Britain's June 20103 referendum to leave the European Union.
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Drawing out poorly chosen kicks at range and then moving in through their wake can be every bit as effective as crowding the kicker directly, and often is unexpected.
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Digging deeply into his own psyche, Graham was able to cast off the pastiche of styles that had been crowding his mind's eye, and follow his own peculiar path.
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Digging deeply into his own psyche, he was able to cast off the pastiche of styles that had been crowding his mind's eye, and follow his own peculiar path.
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Almost from the moment the school opened as the Florida State Reform School in 1900, there was a steady stream of reports of abuse, indentured servitude, crowding and neglect.
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Worse, it is a predator, stealing resources — real estate, sunlight — from the plants we do value and rely on, crowding them out, threatening their existence and, by extension, ours.
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Even worse, a reduction in service in response to plunging ridership has sometimes caused crowding and has made it impossible to maintain the social distancing public health experts recommend.
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Jim McGovern (D-Mass.), chairman of the House Rules Committee, listed several of them, including voice voting, proxy voting and staggered voting to prevent crowding on the chamber floor.
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Access to The Peninsula Spa and gym is complimentary to all hotel guests, but it's worth noting that locals also have access through memberships, which can add to crowding.
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The exact time of his burial is not yet clear, as officials postponed it after crowding at Tuesday&aposs funeral procession caused a stampede that killed dozens of people.
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Picture Prompts This summer, crowding, delays and malfunctions on the New York City subway lines reached a crisis point, and The Times frequently reported on passenger anger and frustration.
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Bloomberg has also spent millions on hiring thousands of staff and crowding out the market so much so that other campaigns and organizations are having difficulty hiring new people.
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For a stroll through not-yet-gentrified Bangkok, take the Sky Train to Udom Suk station and head down Sukhumvit Road soi 103, through numerous vendors crowding the sidewalk.
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The Justice Department was not pleased that Alabama did not consult with its officials on the decision to close the prison, which is sure to exacerbate the crowding issue.
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Jackson has since added a ski lift, increasing its uphill capacity, and brought online more parking options to decrease crowding on the roads and around the ski area's base.
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If this year's United States Open is such a shootout — "It's bombs away," Koepka said — then the world's best golfers must be crowding high up on the leaderboard, right?
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Pick a planIf you find that you still need more space after ridding yourself of the unnecessary stuff crowding your life, Apple certainly has a few options for you.
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"The process for evacuation was traumatic, with crowding, and vulnerable people waiting for hours and exposed to sub-zero temperatures," U.N. spokesman Farhan Haq told reporters in New York.
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BirminghamWatch shined a light on longstanding deficiencies in the Etowah County Detention Center, a jail with documented issues of crowding, inadequate health care, insufficient food supply and poor sanitation.
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Houston and Galveston, Texas, New Orleans and parts of Florida are particularly vulnerable, given high concentrations of mosquitoes that can carry the virus, urban crowding and poverty, Hotez said.
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The allegations dominated his briefing, crowding out other parts of the White House agenda, including the president's signing of two executive orders on trade and meeting with manufacturing executives.
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Yet Corbyn remains enormously popular with Labour's activist base, and his ascension to Labour leader has energized the party as he's moved it leftward, crowding out more centrist figures.
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Mr. Douglas knows how to goad his band mates through suggestion and understatement; Mr. Blake makes big gestures that can roll and rumble without crowding out anyone else's narrative.
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And in the house-crowding category, there's the sculpture of another artist making his solo debut, John Foxell (1944-2016), represented by the East Hampton, N.Y., dealer Norman Brosterman.
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Beckmann's bold, confident lines and deft handling of space — crowding the picture plane without losing any elements; creating the illusion of space where there is none — activates these paintings.
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Because of his age, the unusual grapefruit-sized mound on his head and over crowding, Pinto wasn't able to get adopted in the time the Florida shelter had given him.
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Of course he failed to mention how his own dominant platform is the attention-sapping, app gobbling elephant in the room crowding out the next generation of would-be entrepreneurs.
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Or maybe you have to plan a trip with the whole family and want to get Google Maps up on the TV—it's easier than crowding around a phone display.
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The constant traffic crowding our vision and pumping through our headphones is effective, but there's another form of marketing that's almost too subtle to detect: the marketing for your nose.
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Greg the barber seemed impressed after he prepped my head a second time, his fellow barbers crowding around me, struggling to tell the difference between my real and fugazi hairs.
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A USCP spokesperson told CNN that 32 people were arrested for "unlawfully demonstrating in the intersection of East Capitol and First Streets" and were charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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The ministry quoted the embassy as telling it that the warning was a routine measure taken every time there is a long weekend and thus more crowding in public areas.
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The new office expansion is slated service at least 6,500 new employees and offering housing to the general public to offset crowding concerns is certainly a gesture on Facebook's part.
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The problem that has haunted Cerrone through his career is crowding: when opponents step in on him his loopy punching form and long limbs leave much space to shoot inside.
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The paper, which was published in the Journal of Economic Psychology, posited support for the "crowding out" theory, which suggests that offering gifts can change the mindset of potential donors.
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They can have up to 300 individuals living together at a time, so with all that crowding, they've evolved to become one of the most resilient animals on the planet.
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EA's big advantage in a quickly crowding space is being far ahead of the competition in collecting data about what players want and don't want out of a subscription service.
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Travelling between the country's two biggest cities overland had meant crowding into a bus for 12 hours, or riding the old British-built railway, which might have taken 24 hours.
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Making up for years of under funding is now costing some states a rising share of revenues, which is crowding out other services and putting upward pressure on tax rates.
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The family had been staying at the Ramada in lieu of a homeless shelter, part of a program that places the homeless in hotels to help alleviate crowding at shelters.
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The notes had been crowding in ever since, at four, he had come home from Gilbert and Sullivan's "Gondoliers" with his head full of tunes, and his life-path set.
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Stepping in, crowding Struve, and trying to take his head off has proven successful for a number of his opponents, but Miocic made a boxing match out of it anyway.
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In the opening stanza of "Garbage," Ammons meditates upon an isolated "yard maple" deprived of the benefits of "crowding and competition" that would make a tree in the forest thrive.
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It is now axiomatic that a locale of stunning natural beauty will quickly degrade into a morass of crowding once it is posted on the platform as a pristine image.
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In the case of podcasting, The Times will be showing up to the party after half the guests are already there and the other half are crowding through the door.
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Messier, alas, often gives us a paragraph when one short line would do, crowding some of the artwork and slowing the pace just when you want it, well, to swing.
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One species in particular, a sort of sea lichen called Fenestrulina rugula, basically took over, crowding out other species and reducing the biodiversity, with other species declining (but none disappearing).
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When a fighter is crowding his man, flustering him and hurrying his shot selection, moving in and out as his opponent unloads, the double forearms guard becomes far more effective.
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Dressed in a jacket with presidential candidate Bernie Sanders' face on it, the actress was arrested for crowding, obstructing, or incommoding after crossing police lines at a Democracy Spring protest.
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I was in Boston a few days ago and I thought there was like a fight going on, there were so many people crowding… I was like, what's going on ?
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Mr. Biden was treated as a conqueror after the best 24 hours of his campaign, with mobs of well-wishers and supporters crowding him as he entered the church building.
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And many have condemned the thousands of young spring breakers crowding beaches in Florida this week even after the federal government advised Americans to avoid gatherings larger than 10 people.
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That gives some fuel to the argument that contributions to DAFs could be crowding out contributions to charities directly, which declined in 21 for the first time in a decade.
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But attempting to screen every passenger, as airports do using metal detectors and body scanners, is an impossible task and would only create more opportunities for attacks by causing crowding.
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She went to the aisle for paper towels and toilet paper, but there was nothing left — the shelves were empty, and customers were crowding around to grab whatever they could.
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"Being at the Met at 3 o'clock in the afternoon when there aren't thousands of people crowding in front of you is just a wonderful experience," said Ms. Lowenstein, 67.
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Hervé Berville, a French lawmaker and ally of Macron's, told The New York Times that he was frustrated that many people were still crowding in shops and parks on Sunday.
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The opposite has been true for most of this coronavirus market rout with bond yields collapsing as fears of a global recession send investors crowding into the safety of bonds.
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The specific strategy remains undecided, Hoyer said in a letter to fellow Democrats, but appears ready to feature a mechanism of staggered voting to diminish crowding on the chamber floor.
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In fact, for this set of households, what mattered most about the new Southern arrivals crowding into neighborhoods across town was not their race but their lower levels of income.
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The authors wrote: When density on the trail increases, ants seemed to be able to assess crowding locally and adjusted their speed accordingly to avoid any interruption of traffic flow.
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The crowding factor also plays a large role in choosing where to sit as passengers congregating in the aisle to queue for the lavatory can often be disruptive and bothersome.
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The hollow eyes of those crowding the hospital tell a different story, as do the faces of those drifting through a communal building, spilling through the streets and onto trams.
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Capitol Police spokeswoman Eva Malecki confirmed that 85033 individuals were arrested for "unlawfully demonstrating" in the Capitol and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding as outlined by the D.C. code.
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Skincare is an infamously charlatan business; there is a lot of snake oil and miracle tonics crowding the periphery, but luckily James Welsh is here to cut through the artifice.
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The individuals were calling for Ryan to bring the DREAM Act to a vote, and were charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding, a Capitol Police spokesperson told the Huffington Post.
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The volumes currently crowding bookstore front tables — George Orwell's "1984," Sinclair Lewis's "It Can't Happen Here," Hannah Arendt's "The Origins of Totalitarianism" — offer time-tested prophecies and autopsies of dictatorship.
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In a single day, the number of birds in the valley can increase by 50,000 or 100,000, crowding the skies like monkeys in "The Wizard of Oz," Mr. Taddicken said.
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"In another century, there would be already war; all the violent parties, violent situations in Europe, racism," Miuccia Prada said afterward, besieged by journalists and well-wishers crowding ever closer.
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In this case we have neither an urgent need for stimulus of this magnitude nor would it have all of the same positive side effects, like crowding in private investment.
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The effect of this crowding out is genuinely enormous: $230 million in voucher spending at Catholic schools in Milwaukee resulted in $60 million less in church donations, the authors found.
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The couple who bought the "murder house" from FX's "American Horror Story" have described having to deal with lots of tourists crowding their home and sometimes trying to break into it.
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Last week, Armando Rios Piter, an independent former member of the center-left Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD), formally registered his candidacy, further crowding the pool of anti-establishment candidates.
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Suddenly there are all these demonstrations and people start crowding around the KGB offices because they know this is where the KGB is, and they essentially start threatening to break in.
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Bank of Nagoya is Aichi's second largest lender but only commands a market share of just over 10%, with more than 20 other banks and small trust associations crowding the market.
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Still, with all the candy and chocolate options crowding the front of the store, it might be hard to know what to buy for who — and what to keep for yourself.
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What they found: Epidemic intensity (or the peak level of infections) is actually higher in cities with smaller populations, less residential crowding and lower incomes, co-author Benjamin Dalziel tells Axios.
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One popular meme with hundreds of upvotes features a picture of protesters crowding a square in Hong Kong, with the words "#FightforFreedom #StandwithHongKong" up top and "Keep going!" at the bottom.
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I spotted Team USA's head chef Matt Kirkley, commis Mimi Chen, and coach Robert Sulatycky crowding around a laptop, and walked over to yell through the French announcements and introduce myself.
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Regrettably, clumping leads to crowding: the more people an area houses, the greater the competition for its scarce resources, from seats at a hot new restaurant to space on public roadways.
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And that means fewer families taking out mortgages and student loans, fewer businesses taking out loans to build new factories, and just generally slower economic growth (this is called "crowding out").
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In a note this week, Hans Lorenzen, a credit strategist at Citigroup, said that quantitative easing had become "too much of a good thing," and was crowding investors out of assets.
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The burden of feeling fatherless, unworthy, and unlovable; the fear that had dominated his childhood as a Jewish boy in Nazi-occupied Hungary, when every day brought new restrictions, starvation, crowding.
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"The probability of transmission of potentially pathogenic organisms is increased by crowding, delays in medical evaluation and treatment, rationed access to soap, water, and clean laundry" among other factors, Bick wrote.
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Meanwhile, this week's strikes in Delhi left millions of commuters crowding the city's overburdened buses and subways or coughing up cab fares two or three times higher than the normal rate.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired water cannon at protesters wearing Guy Fawkes masks and crowding the tourist streets of Tsim Sha Tsui where at least one restaurant was vandalized.
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The goal has been to find a way to help those who need access to paid leave without crowding out employer-provided programs or imposing a new tax on all workers.
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He often packs so many incidents into each paragraph, with actions succeeding and crowding in upon one another, that there is no space to expand and develop any one of them.
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While that could alleviate crowding at veteran hospitals, the report also cautioned that private care could cost nearly $100 billion more than the current system by 2034 if not carefully managed.
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Now, Michigan and Ohio face costs far exceeding original projections, with the federal match rate declining and thousands of able-bodied working-age adults crowding out benefits to the most vulnerable.
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The new U.S. international development finance corporation would ultimately be a force multiplier for effective development by "crowding in" more socially impactful investment leading to more inclusive and equitable economic growth.
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But Mahorais disagree; they blame migrants for leeching off social services and crowding the only hospital on the island, while Mayotte already struggles to operate on par with other French regions.
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Each national park faces problems as a result of climate change, invasive species, crowding and poor infrastructure; this report highlighting poor air quality raises one more problem for them to consider.
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Crowding the middle of the show, it's a hut—or perhaps a shrine—made of black-painted wood scraps, almost twelve feet high, nearly twenty feet wide, and fifteen feet deep.
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"The issue here is one of crowding out," says Stephen Shortell, a professor of health policy and management at the University of California Berkeley, where he is also a dean emeritus.
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"The issue here is one of crowding out," says Stephen Shortell, a professor of health policy and management at the University of California Berkeley, where he is also a dean emeritus.
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If the name Long Island City once seemed aspirational, in recent years it has been more descriptive: Apartment towers now dot the skyline, crowding around the elevated No. 7 subway train.
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The number of delays caused by maintenance problems could actually be higher — the transit authority's records do not account for crowding delays on one line caused by maintenance failures on another.
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Residents of Silver Spring, Maryland, and other inner suburbs would gain an express ride to downtown and northern Virginia job centers, reducing crowding on the DC Metro's currently overtaxed Red Line.
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An Apple spokesperson confirmed that the company was taking steps to limit crowding in its stores, but declined to comment on whether scaling back try-ons was part of that process.
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Crowding into country music bars and casinos along the Strip, they were there, like Ms. Harris and her fiancé, Billy Bob Mason, to declare that they had taken this city back.
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Hann said she had already seen long lines and crowding at her clinic, and that it had gotten so bad one day that some people decided it wasn't worth the trouble.
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And if you want to spare your colleagues from seeing the 50 open shopping tabs crowding your browser, you can choose to share just one window rather than your entire screen.
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The subway-line rankings, based on such categories as cleanliness, crowding, and frequency of service, come from the Straphangers Campaign, a project underwritten by the New York Public Interest Research Group.
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Palisades Village Temescal Canyon Rd. Santa Monica Will Rogers State Beach By The New York Times The couple also planned on a second child, which would only contribute to the crowding.
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Waterborne and communicable respiratory and gastrointestinal disease can spread amid the breakdown in water sanitation, contamination from industrial or hazardous waste sites, or the higher density of people crowding into shelters.
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Anticipatory thanks are strange, and even due thanks are not always welcome: Grouches will complain that you are filling their inboxes, presumably crowding out notices of cake in the break room.
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Last week, hotels were full and oil workers in neon-colored overalls seemed to be everywhere: crowding early morning buses and filing off the boats that returned them from offshore rigs.
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Even costlier is a more long-term secondary market that sprung from Colonial's perpetual crowding: shipper history transfers that allow newer players a way to access space allocated to bigger players.
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Singing it is on par with a group of drunk bachelorette party attendees crowding the stage and screaming to "Rapper's Delight" only to realize they only know the first three lines.
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Carter was still too busy getting into turf wars in Trenton with other crack dealers who felt he and an associate were crowding in on their sales by undercutting their price.
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Here's how: If you and your loved ones are watching a movie and want to decide where to go to dinner, you can all look together instead of crowding around a phone.
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"The greater the crowding the riskier the situation on every level," said Markel, who added mental trauma, including post-traumatic stress disorder, to the list of possible afflictions found within the facilities.
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This will ideally help ease crowding in popular Italian tourist hubs like Venice and Milan, instead drawing crowds to chill, lesser-known spots along cycling paths, hiking trails, or religious walking routes.
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It matters not in what form such aggression and encroachment come, whether from the foreign nation acting in its national character, or from vast hordes of its people crowding in upon us.
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And, says Fasken's Mr Taylor, investors need to factor in how fast shale wells decline, and the limit to how many can be drilled horizontally before they start crowding each other out.
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Although their discussions were private, it's understood that the Jordanian monarch was appealing to the European leaders for more help with Syrian refugees crowding neighboring Lebanon and her own country of Jordan.
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Yet because the planning system so limits the supply of land for development, extra council building risks crowding out the private-sector sort, lessening the impact on the overall number of homes.
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A smaller version for smaller wrists would have been nice, but it's compact enough to fit on a lot more body sizes than many of the clunky smartwatches currently crowding the market.
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But recently we've gotten feedback from our community that public content — posts from businesses, brands and media — is crowding out the personal moments that lead us to connect more with each other.
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The parallel market, mostly conducted online, is crowding out bricks-and-mortar shops, said Roth Lai, deputy editorial director at Elle China, speaking at a conference on luxury in Paris this week.
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Rizzo is an MVP candidate, a plate-crowding line-drive machine, as good a figurehead as any for a Cubs team that has more talent than its opponents at almost every position.
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Yeah, in my mind, those X factors during the shutdown actually could make these commute times worse—more people and buses could just mean more crowding and congestion than there are now.
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"The displacement of a large number of people led to crowding and overpopulation in the west (of Libya) and to an increase in the burden on the cancer treatment center," Feki said.
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For example, baiting popular dive sites for sharks, crowding waterholes with cars or pushing boats closer to bird colonies are but a few of the sharp ecotourism practices driven mainly by greed.
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Prison crowding gets a lot of attention but is generally less a factor than staffing, said Marc Mauer, executive director of The Sentencing Project, a Washington-based criminal justice reform advocacy group.
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But the crowding during the Blitz warmed the tunnels to more than 70 degrees, and they took a year and a half to cool down again after the war, Mr. Desporte said.
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Sure, products like Apple's FaceTime work fine for this, and plenty of families use FaceTime for similar things, but this is so much better than crowding around an iPhone, Mac or iPad.
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AND ALL OF THE ECONOMIC METRICS I HAVE SEEN OVER THE YEARS TELLS ME THAT WHEN YOU INCREASE THE DEFICIT AND YOU INCREASE THE DEMAND FOR FUNDS, YOU'RE CROWDING OUT CAPITAL INVESTMENT.
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Am I the only one moving through the greater part of New York City boroughs and seeing an inexorable march of urban decay matched with the discomfort of crowding and inexplicable costs?
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While the city's population boasted similar numbers in its prime, those residents weren't all coming and going on the same day, crowding around one artifact or drinking from the same water fountain.
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Her work, "Ticky-Tacky," utilizes earthenware clay to depict the crowding of apartment buildings in the Miami skyline and all the issues that come with them: housing inequality, sea-level rise, gentrification.
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Dad runs a limo business out of their Los Angeles home, where his male colleagues (Barry Shabaka Henley, among others) and their boisterous camaraderie fill the rooms, both warming and crowding them.
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Thompson's other work can be overwrought; "Habibi," for instance, is a claustrophobic experience, with self-consciously exquisite decoration and Orientalist fantasy crowding the pages, like vines grown too big in the hothouse.
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In France, he got a preview of how governments would react to the virus: French officials closed Parisian restaurants and bars after consumers continued to disregard social distancing guidelines by crowding cafes.
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But she does worry about crowding on her commute, as two nearby developments are poised to add 400 new units, and presumably hundreds of people every morning to the light rail station.
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They turn up in their hundreds at Ansari's public appearances, crowding around him and fighting (often literally) for selfies or the chance to appear in the background of one of his videos.
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The trip, which should have taken only four hours, lasted eight: the train was unable to travel at normal speed because of the numbers of people crowding so close to the tracks.
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This "crowding out" reduces the progress of productivity, which in turn suppresses the growth of incomes — a fairly straight line from more federal debt to less money in the average American wallet.
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