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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That was an indication to Cramer that investors were crowding into safety stocks.
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Uber is feeling the heat... crowding into my feed with promoted tweets... pic.twitter.
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This led to investment funds crowding into tech stocks, for lack of better options.
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Media companies are increasingly crowding into the events space, like my employer, for example.
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Today, investors are crowding into the FANG stocks as if they are the safe ones.
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Investors are crowding into indexes, not generally taking a flier on the hot new name.
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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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Buttigieg is a fundraising force, and he's crowding into Biden's center-left base of support in Iowa.
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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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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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Sanders supporters, crowding into a large hall inside the airport Holiday Inn, watched live CNN coverage on large projectors.
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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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That result raised questions about whether all the people crowding into Trump rallies were true-blue supporters or celebrity worshipers.
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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 sceptics worry about the dangers of overreach and the potential for clashing with greater powers crowding into the Red Sea.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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The imagery of thousands of people crowding into the nation's capital saw another twist Saturday when hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Washington, D.C., for a women's march.
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This is the question facing the throngs of investors favoring "defensive" market sectors, especially those crowding into fund strategies engineered to promise most of the rewards of equity investing with a gentler rise.
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According to the report, there's "ample evidence" of investors crowding into momentum and growth names, particularly among FANG stocks (Facebook, Apple, Netflix, Google), pharma, biotech, health-care equipment, software and services, among others.
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Starting at 10 PM on Saturday night, hardcore heads started crowding into Verboten in anticipation of an epic party, hugging each other and dancing wildly to opening act Deadly Buda's pounding Rawstyle set.
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And it is doubtless true that the mobs crowding into the Platform 1 space would have been deliriously happy had the designers chosen to loop the whole nine-minute show all over again.
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People were still out, jostling with each other in narrow lanes and still crowding into bus shelters, sleeping eight to a room in shabby tenements, and showing the impossibility of maintaining social distance.
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People were still out, jostling with each other in narrow lanes and still crowding into bus shelters, sleeping eight to a room in shabby tenements, and showing the impossibility of maintaining social distance.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger, meanwhile, achieves the necessary bulk, theoretically, to mount a formidable competitor to Netflix (NFLX), Amazon (AMZN), Apple (AAPL) and other streaming and tech giants crowding into the entertainment space.
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Many people are deeply unhappy with the county's direction; my guess is that the actual spark of the uprising was Erdogan's suggestion of citizenship for the 2.5 million Syrian refugees crowding into the country.
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Hundreds of thousands of Britons had marched through central London towards parliament to demand a new Brexit referendum, with many crowding into the grass square outside to watch the result on a big screen.
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"We think this has real implications for active managers, as it seems investors are crowding into fewer names and trading volume has fallen, making it much more difficult to add or reduce positions," he said.
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The shampoo in the communal dispenser leaves your hair dried out, there are five women waiting for the one blowdryer, and you might catch an elbow in the eye while crowding into the tiny mirror space.
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The stocks that investors are crowding into the most during the rally following Donald Trump's upset election win are the same shares that have proven to be the most vulnerable to a strong dollar, history shows.
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Each day, more than 2,000 people arrive from across India and sometimes other parts of the world, crowding into the hallways and waiting rooms of this 43-year-old hospital at the southern end of the country.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian politicians and academics cheered the Nobel economics prize awarded on Monday to Indian-born American Abhijit Banerjee, whose proud mother told visitors crowding into her apartment that he came from "a family of economists".
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As the automakers crowding into this market look to differentiate the dozens of models they're preparing to roll out, and as electric driving tech continues to evolve, Porsche is unlikely to be the only one making this move.
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I figured that the roaming platoons of College Republicans—"millennials" as most of them referred to themselves frequently—crowding into endless "activist bootcamps" and happy hours around the Gaylord might be able to help me understand Carson's appeal.
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It's one reason that venture capitalist Rebecca Lynn, a managing partner with Canvas Ventures and an early investor in the online lending company LendingClub, has largely steered clear of the numerous startups crowding into the industry in recent years.
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The fact that these attributes have propelled such gaudy share-price gains, though, makes it worth asking whether professional investors are crowding into these names to hide from policy or macro threats that might, at some point, fade away.
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"There has clearly been a lot of crowding into Campbell stock by event-driven investors" seeking to make money off share price moves around corporate events like a sale, said Simnan Abbas, a managing director at investment data firm Symmetric.io.
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Barely a half-hour later, there was Mr. Lutz at Skylight Clarkson Sq studios, fashion week headquarters, dressed in Tim Coppens separates that hugged his bendable-action-figure torso, crowding into a rope line alongside other guests at Mr. Coppens's show.
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Today's college-educated millennials might be crowding into city centers, but each day employees at companies like Google and Facebook endure hours in cars or on buses commuting to squat office complexes that have all the charm of a Walmart.
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In response, buyers are crowding into the smaller cap domestic companies that do well when the U.S. employment is strong and into the secular growth tech companies that don't need a robust global economy, especially the cloud and cybersecurity plays and, yes, FANG.
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Many of them will have nowhere to go, pitching up at existing camps, making new settlements and crowding into already overcrowded villages — since few of the returnees can go back to their original homes, often in war-torn areas that they left decades ago.
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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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The comedy turnover of 22017 isn't quite to the level of five first-time nominees crowding into the Drama Series category in 2100, but this year saw three first-season comedies leap into the Comedy Series category, with all three grabbing 2200 or more nominations.
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But that more money is crowding into fewer funds serves merely to compress returns: HFR's overall asset-weighted index was up by 2.3% for the year to the end of November—poor, compared with the 9.8% performance of the S&P 500 index in the same period.
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Seriously, check out that cool chart at the top (much bigger version at DARPA's site if you want to print out the poster – 56k warning): everything is spoken for right up to the border with microwave frequencies, and more gadgets are crowding into each one daily.
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Whether it's the idea of crowding into close quarters with roommates or being unable to relieve stress through normal social interaction that's contributing to your anxiety, Hanson says it's key to establish solid boundaries for yourself and tune in to what your mind is telling you.
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The new activism takes many forms: For some, it means crowding into town hall meetings to give their congressional representatives a piece of their mind about attempts to destroy the Affordable Care Act; for others it meant taking part in the International Women's Strike on March 8.
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The recommendation to avoid big parties and bars arrived on the eve of St. Patrick's Day, a holiday typically celebrated by hundreds of thousands of American young people crowding into bars for scenes of drunken craziness, and smack in the middle of many universities' spring break.
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We had to take one more run from the Zehnerkar peak down the steep, snowy trails, beyond the black strings of chairlifts and all the way into the Austrian valley below, where the high-speed gondola would gather us up like parishioners crowding into church and whisk us back to the top.
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At a recent campaign event that drew more than 2500 Asian Americans to a mansion here, dozens lined up for photos with him before crowding into a small concert hall to hear Bush tout his campaign to keep "the most diverse congressional district in the entire United States of America" in GOP hands.
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I don't go to many metal shows at home in New York City anymore, but I managed to hit up two gigs out in Chicago that both brought back memories of my touring days, and reminded me why I used to spend three or four nights a week crowding into dark rooms full of hot breath and distortion pedals.
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The number and variety of sugars in human milk outstrips that seen in any other great ape, Dr. Power said, and he proposes a surprising reason for that bounty: not to build our big brain, as some have argued, but because we needed sugar's antimicrobial powers to help us cope with all the novel pathogens we encountered after the agricultural revolution, when we started crowding into villages and living in close quarters with other animals.
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More vendors joined the market as the Christmas holiday approached. The first season closed on the Saturday before Christmas with about one hundred vendors crowding into the market area."Sidewalk Market Closes Saturday", The Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon, 18 December 1970.
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A crowd of 2000 assembled. As well as the many dignitaries crowding into the little chapel, the people of Latrobe from many organisations and religious persuasions assembled in Gilbert Street, and over 1000 people followed the Latrobe Federal Band as the cortege moved to his final resting place in the Latrobe Cemetery.
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Peak crowding into Newcastle The recommendation is to lengthen the trains to 3 cars, by cascade of suitable stock; platform lengths need to be taken into account. Schemes remitted from North East RPA The only recommendation endorsed by the RUS comprises minor improvements in linespeeds in Tyne Valley (Newcastle-Carlisle) lines as renewals become due.
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Sangam works such as Maduraikkanci and Pattinappalai give a detailed description of the markets in big cities. The market, or angadi, was located at the centre of a city. It had two adjacent sections: the morning bazaar (nalangadi) and the evening bazaar (allangadi). The markets of Madurai were cosmopolitan with people of various ethnicities and languages crowding into the shops.
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Peak crowding into Leeds (services via Wakefield Westgate) There is some crowding on the route from Doncaster which includes 6 local stations and Wakefield Westgate. This issue was deferred to the Yorkshire and Humber RUS. Links between regional centres Leeds-Sheffield services can be provided via Wakefield or via Barnsley (outside the ECML RUS area). This issue was deferred to the Yorkshire and Humber RUS.
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Cousin of Zaccheus, Alphaeus was the lector of the church in Caesarea. Many Christians in the city and its surroundings, faced with the choice of their religious principles or death, were crowding into the city to perform sacrifices to the gods, when Alphaeus loudly and publicly denounced their apostasy. Whereupon he was brought before the judges, ordered to sacrifice, but refused, making defiant statements of his faith.
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The 56th Massachusetts made the advance charge with other regiments. With no particular plan, the entire division ended up crowding into the crater which was roughly thirty feet deep. Col. Weld of the 56th Massachusetts later recalled that it was "perfect pandemonium" and that men were pressed together so thickly that they could not raise their arms, let alone shoot. Weld was taken prisoner--the only one of nine regimental commanders in Ledlie's division to survive the crater.
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He saw offices and business crowding into the > cellar and floors and garrets of the vacated buildings; he saw new buildings > put up for offices; but he was firm, and finally was left alone, the only > gentleman who continued to reside in his own house, in the good old > fashioned style. He never changed his habits. He stuck to short breeches and > white stockings and buckles to the last. He wore hair-powder as long as he > lived, and believed in curls.
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These progressions managed to bring to light that while the middle class population was increasing, prosperity was absent from poor areas, both urban and rural, and this led to subsistence living or crowding into makeshift settlements on the outskirts of cities and towns. Often, such as in the Rocinha favela near Rio de Janeiro's South Zone, these poor settlements were placed directly adjacent to more wealthy residences, which emphasizes even more clearly how disproportionate these two class groups were, and still are today.
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Two weeks after the Atlanta Braves announced the new stadium project, the Cobb County Commission held a public hearing to vote on whether to approve the plan. Residents who both supported and opposed the plan began crowding into the meeting hall hours before the 7 p.m. hearing was to begin, many sporting "Cobb: Home of the Braves" T-shirts. After a one-hour public comment on the new stadium project, the Cobb County Commission voted 4–1 to approve a memorandum of understanding with the Atlanta Braves.
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The theatre existed sometime in the 1880s and staged Cantonese operas until 1927. With the advent of cinemas, the theatre was converted into a cinema theatre, Sun Seng Cinema, just before World War II, when it was damaged in a bomb attack in 1942. Its red-light reputation contributed character to the street, which was also known for hawker stalls crowding into the street during its heyday reputation as the main "Food Street". There are attempts to recreate the ambiance today by closing parts of the road and turning it into an outdoor eating area.
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Old Medical College Child worker at Globe Cotton Mill in Augusta, 1909, by Lewis W. Hine Originally, Augustans welcomed the idea of the Civil War. The new Confederate Powderworks were the only permanent structures constructed and completed by the Confederacy. Over 2000 Augustans went away to fight in the war, but war did not set into the minds of Augustans until the summer of 1863. It was in that year that thousands of refugees from areas threatened by invasion came crowding into Augusta, leading to shortages in housing and provisions.
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Peak crowding into Middlesbrough There is such crowding on local trains; the recommendation is to lengthen the trains to 3 cars, by cascade of stock compatible with platform lengths. Schemes remitted from North East RPA Various schemes have been mooted for improving Tees valley services. The only recommendations endorsed by the RUS are improving line speeds in Tees Valley and Durham Coast lines as renewals become due, and possible occasional extra stops on the London-Sunderland service. Some projects might be delivered by the proposed Tees Valley Metro.
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These linked thematically with sculptures in the three niches set up in the north gable, the central figure there presumably being St Mary (to whom the priory was dedicated). Framed by this devotional tableau, the armorial display spreads across the whole width of wall above the entry archways. In five rows each of fourteen chequered squares, 35 shields of arms carved in high relief, with whimsical figures and grotesques crowding into their surrounds, alternate with carved fleurs-de-lys set into flushwork panels.The interpretation of these arms by David Elisha Davy (British Library, Davy Add.
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He concluded his argument by saying "Become Midwives, not doctors!" It was Christison's influence that saw many faculty staff who had initially been supportive of the women turn away from teaching them throughout the rest of 1870. A growing proportion of the male students began to be offensive and insolent, shutting doors in the women's faces, crowding into seats that they usually sat in, bursting into "horse laughs and howls" whenever the women approached. Jex-Blake later wrote that it was "as if a conspiracy had been formed to make our position as uncomfortable as might be".
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Mile End. As Montrealers experienced their second day of +20 °C weather of the year and began crowding into parks, the city announced the closure of the parking lots at La Fontaine Park, Maisonneuve Park, Jarry Park, Frédéric- Back Park, and the Île de la Visitation nature park, effective May 3, 2020. In an interview with the Téléjournal, Mayor Plante said she had already ordered 50,000 masks for the population. In addition, the STM announced that 6 of their buses would be transformed into mobile clinics As of May 5, patients with COVID-19 in the Greater Montreal Region were transferred to hospitals in the regions in order to relieve some pressure on the Montreal health network.
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Our woman in Portland, Paige Powell, met up with The Hugs after a practice session, crowding into a beat-up tour van with singer-guitarist Danny Delegato, as well as a bunch of their fans." In 2007 Portland State University vanguard wrote "The Hugs road to their current breakout status traces back several years to when Delegato and his friend Kelly Mckenzie began writing fuzzy pop songs for performance in the dive-iest of Portland clubs. Playing lousy shows to small audiences, Delegato began to hone his songcraft, and eventually parted from Mckenzie to pursue the formation of what would become The Hugs. Despite their somewhat noxious reputation for having eschewed the norms of the Portland music community, Delegato and crew were devout followers of the tight-knit indie-rock culture.
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In 1989, Karen Jackman Ashton, President of the Friends of the Orem Public Library, was looking for projects to promote community involvement in the Library. Ashton had been volunteering at the Library for years, presenting Storytime for preschoolers and helping with other Children's Library programs. When she saw an advertisement for a National Storytelling Festival in Tennessee, she decided to attend and gather more ideas for stories and programs for the Orem Library. She went to the National Festival expecting to find ladies telling stories to children in a library. Instead, she found thousands of adults crowding into tents, listening to dynamic performers relating tales of history, culture, folk, and family life, as well as magical stories of “what if . . .!” The entire town of Jonesborough (population 3,000) had mobilized to accommodate the 10,000+ people who annually attend the three-day festival.
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Accessed December 12, 2019. "When city officials, acting on a tip, found that illegal immigrants were crowding into houses in a poor neighborhood here, they began a campaign to crack down on building-code violations.... But to many residents of Ward 2, particularly its Mexicans, Dominicans, Central Americans and Puerto Ricans, the inspections have been raids aimed at the neighborhood because it lies in the path of New Brunswick's urban-renewal plans.... The site of the hotel and conference center used to be the Hiram Street market area, a predominantly Puerto Rican and Dominican neighborhood." Johnson & Johnson guaranteed the investment made by Hyatt Hotels, as they were wary of building an upscale hotel in a run-down area. Devco, the hospitals, and the city government have drawn ire from both historic preservationists, those opposing gentrification"Students protest DevCo redevelopment", The Daily Targum, September 15, 1999.
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