It was a moment that she needed, and Cubby knew.
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The tray table slides out from above the food cubby.
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Cubby would say, "Take what you want," which I did.
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Then, I make labels for each students' supply box and cubby.
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The cubby-like system provides better organization than an open shelf.
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Get the royal cubby ready, Princess Charlotte is off to school!
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There was also a small cubby for shoes, a convenient touch.
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" He continued on Cubby & Carolina: "My heart goes out to Christina's family.
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Building a cubby was a bad way to deal with turning 30.
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This Mickey Mouse-inspired cubby system can help keep your home organized.
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Right before your food arrives in your cubby, Eatsa fills you with intrigue.
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Last August, Steele moved in with her roommate, Ciara Davis, and Cubby Jay.
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Recently, the roommates noticed that Cubby kept getting out from behind closed doors.
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McLaren will even provide a custom set of luggage to slot into cubby.
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Among the tacked-up images was a rendition of the mail-cubby diorama.
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Interior cubby holes serve as storage space and are illuminated with hidden LED lights.
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You just order on your phone, and a "personalized cubby" spits out your food.
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The repurposed shoe rack Bea transforms into a hanging cubby for beauty products and hairdryers.
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She's got her little fort she calls it, which is the cubby on the bus.
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Pizza Hut is testing a "cubby" system for takeout orders in a Los Angeles store.
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This is what it looks like when your food is being put into its cubby.
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The paint peels purple into red, the walls disappearing around corners into alcoves and cubby-holes.
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"I feel like that could happen to anyone," he told Cubby and Carolina from KTU 103.5.
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She set up her phone to record and closed the door on Cubby in the bathroom.
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Then a screen displays which cubby to pick it up -- in 28500 seconds to 6900 minutes.
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You open your cubby, and your cereal is magically there, along with some sort of prize.
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Low shelves, bookcases and cubby units can hold multiple containers, she said, which helps maximize storage.
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Nothing to do but go back to the cubby and Soak a romcom until I pass out.
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But the real coup de grace is that little cubby hole at the front of the system.
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Perhaps the rejected messages were stashed away in the Harry Potter-like cubby built into the wall?
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If you happen to be that kid, this artwork is taking cardboard cubby houses to new heights.
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Double tapping the top right of the door opens your cubby and presents you with your meal.
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Get the royal cubby ready — Prince George is gearing up for his first day at a new school!
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There's a foot cubby for bed-mode, which has enough room underneath to stow a backpack or purse.
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The en suite bathroom is inside a cubby within the bedroom — another signature of Mr. Couëlle, she said.
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In 230, the US District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled in Cubby Inc. v.
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All phones are stored in a cubby in the kitchen, in part, to protect against trying to media multitask.
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"[Carpool Karaoke] was really fun," Spears said during a chat with KTU 103.5 FM's Cubby & Carolina Bermudez on Friday.
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He also alleged the man often restrained the boy in a cubby, placing a sock in the child's mouth.
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The foot cubby was a bit narrow, but still spacious enough for me to be able to roll over.
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It looks like a place you'd go to learn empathy and sharing, to have a cubby for your things.
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During a drill or a real lockdown, the class would hide in a walk-in cubby space, Norton said.
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Just a little cubby half-wall that I could tack my cat poster on, that's all I ever wanted.
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"I will kill you": A 10-year-old Muslim girl found racist and threatening letters in her elementary school cubby.
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My co-workers, though, manage a dizzying assortment of work styles, that include couch lounging, cubby reclining and standing desks.
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In the way back, Lincoln designers have developed a special cubby space for the driver's wardrobe, which is kinda neat.
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As such, my knives were piled atop one another inside what was meant to be a wine cubby (why, architects?).
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In 22017, Tank began hosting a podcast called The Cubby House that quickly developed a following in the international bear community.
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I walk through a hallway, past a cubby with mattress pads where staffers sometimes sleep, to a balcony overlooking the newsroom.
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The food then mysteriously appears on location in a glass "cubby" displaying the customer's name, and they're free to chow down.
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Before long, Lakatos's mail cubby at Herrin High filled up before Friday, so they'd have to do it every few days.
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So Bond producer Cubby Broccoli came back to sniff around Moore, who had just wrapped the British TV series The Persuaders!
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In fact, the BMJ speculates that the woman's deep-set eyes helped provide an optimal cubby-hole for her lost lenses.
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The safe was located in a pull-out drawer under the bed and there was a cubby hole for more belongings.
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Perhaps most frustrating, the cubby designed to hold plates and cups isn't entirely level, often causing the dishes to slide off.
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I unpack my bag into my cubby and say hi to a few officers who are coming off their night shifts.
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Ms. Eyles also improved efficiency by installing a cubby-lined mudroom where guests could stash ski helmets and other outdoor gear.
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When the series ended, Disney wanted to keep her and Cubby under contract as a team, but Mr. Pendleton said no.
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Customers order on store iPads or on their phones, and pick up their meals from a cubby that shows their name.
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Cubbies Everyone gets a cubby for work items, and a storage area in the back of the bus for personal items.
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You write in the book that you met Bond movie producers Harry Saltzman and Cubby Broccoli while gambling in a London casino.
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I was supposed to derive a thrill from being trapped in a cubby with strangers, trying to prevent my own fake death?
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I'd hoard dozens of books in my second-grade cubby, and literally try to read two at a time, side by side.
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The dining room is no more than a cubby, with three tiny tables and dried flowers hanging on walls of chipped paint.
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When the researchers pulled the cubby bottoms out during the day, the creatures would immediately swim to the bottom of the tank.
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There was a comforter waiting at each seat — I stored it in the cubby until I was ready to take a nap.
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Food seekers walk in, tap a few selections, and go to the cubby they're assigned for a very 2016, quinoa-eating experience.
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The team swapped the color schemes in 1982, and the blue W became as iconic to Cubs fans as the cubby bear itself.
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This latest memoir by Mr. Robison — he's also written "Raising Cubby" and "Be Different" — is far more bittersweet and existentially challenging than that.
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The reporters, mostly men, have cubby workspaces with telephones, and there are three televisions in the room, all of which are turned off.
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It holds the product up, waits for the red flash of a barcode scanner, then turns and drops the toothbrush in a cubby hole.
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And in return, you get an EMR stylus that never needs to be charged and has its own cubby hole inside the laptop's chassis.
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She subsequently introduced Brosnan to Albert (Cubby) Broccoli, producer of the 007 epics, who wanted to make Brosnan the next Bond after Roger Moore.
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There's a small storage cubby under the side table, where I put a few things like my camera, notebook, and an extra water bottle.
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"While watching him, I'd had the feeling that Cubby Broccoli and Harry Saltzman, the film's producers, wanted him to be Sean Connery," he wrote.
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Travelers can sleep in individual cubby-like beds, or private rooms called sleeping cells, which are a nod to the building&aposs historic past.
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After putting in your order a television screen above the pickup area assigns you one of 20 compartments (I was cubby #6 for example).
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Kevin Reader, who cohosted Tank's Cubby House podcast, described their relationship as toxic, and a former partner of Dylan's, Raymond Smith, said Dylan was manipulative.
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And it all started with Trouble Coffee, a cubby hole of a coffee shop at the very end of San Francisco, in the Outer Sunset.
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Suddenly I realized that I hadn't built a house, I'd just built a sort of adult cubby, which are two words that look creepy together.
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Guests who book a sleeping cubby can choose from a female-only dorm room, or a general communal room, which contain up to 20 pods.
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School officials said they had put safeguards in place, but on Monday, the girl found a second note in her cubby that was addressed to her.
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In my office cubby, I keep two dark blankets, one for my lap, and one that I wear around my head like a Russian babushka's shawl.
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The seats offer a decent amount of legroom, with a foot cubby that serves as the end of the bed when you lay your seat flat.
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"Katy Perry, she's been a friend of mine for a really long time," Miley said on WKTU's Cubby and Carolina Bermudez radio show earlier this year.
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Matt and Lee think he's a fraud (obviously, Shelby is a believer) until he points to the cubby where Flora was hiding in the previous episode.
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While some bars, like the venerable Murphy's Bleachers, are not charging a cover to get in, others, like The Cubby Bear, are charging $25 per person.
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Even the layout caters for a degree of anonymity, consisting of a series of cubby holes and alcoves, inconspicuous havens when guys simmer before being collected.
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My own cubby shelves were an unrepentant mess, prone to rejecting the tank tops and shorts that my mother had written my name in with Sharpie.
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I've had some fairly odd interview settings in my time; questioning Steve Jobs inside the cramped confines of a Pixar artist's cubby hole usually comes to mind.
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Better still, it's largely invisible when it's folded and you can charge your phone, tablet and laptop in the cubby it creates without cluttering up a tabletop.
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There was a kitchen of sorts in a cubby space with a tiny Royal Rose stove, a sink and a mini fridge — but I never cooked there.
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And in lieu of a designated shoe cubby, Notion's office is even more pared-down — employees merely kick them off on the floor near the front door.
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In the middle of the alcove is a squat cylinder like the continental tire cubby on the back of a pre-war Oldsmobile, though not as wide across.
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For those who prefer using a PS4 controller, you're sadly out of luck, as the PS4 wireless adapter is too long to fit within the port's cubby hole.
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I liked my cubby bed, but apartments tucked into office buildings can be grim, despite the ferry terminal outside this one, the literary embellishments and the free coffee.
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Senators will not be allowed to have cellphones or other electronic devices on the floor and must check them in at special cubby holes in the cloak room.
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This week, the dogs have spent time in hospitals, casinos on the Strip, and schools, including an elementary school that Cubby, a female golden retriever from Colorado, visited Wednesday.
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"The Mickey Mouse Club," a variety show started by Walt Disney that featured teens performing song and dance numbers, helped launch the careers of Annette Funicello and Cubby O'Brien.
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There's a cubby in front of the seat under the in-flight entertainment screen, which is where your feet go when you recline your seat flat into bed mode.
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Police in Framingham, Massachusetts, are investigating a possible hate crime after a 10-year-old Muslim girl found two threatening and racist letters in her cubby at Hemenway Elementary School.
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Fergie sat down with "Cubby and Carolina in the Morning" on KTU 103.5 in NYC last Friday and was hit with a range of questions about her life with Duhamel.
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A new nightstand charges phones and holds personal items and a cubby to put bags and shoes without putting them on the sleep space is accessible only from the inside.
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All of the orders are placed either on touchscreens or through an iPhone app, and its signature quinoa bowls appear in an illuminated cubby, usually in three minutes or less.
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The controversy began during a press conference in the Patriots locker room where football legend Tom Brady was overshadowed by a "Make America Great Again" hat in the cubby behind him.
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Some form of "We're busy doing our work" is the verbal cubby Ryan can at times head toward when questioned about the latest Trump-related controversy sucking up the Washington oxygen.
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Before I sat down, I hung up my coat and put my shoes and backpack into a cubby, where there was a tan robe and slippers for me to put on.
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He will eat stewed fruit, soups and purees stashed in cubby holes inside the stone block, which is also equipped with an air vent and items such as a log book.
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Elementary school was probably the last time you interacted closely with a cubby, but Eatsa asks that you summon all that knowledge in an effort to scarf down expensive Midtown lunch.
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That's not the C160's only hidden trick, because if you peek around back, you'll notice Lenovo has added a hidden cubby hole (Lenovo calls it a 'garage') for the laptop's stylus.
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"It's the last day of school for my Chloe Sophia !" the mother of five wrote alongside an image of 22018-year-old daughter Chloe grinning while sitting inside a small wooden cubby.
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Darrel Johnson, 27, and his girlfriend Alicia Dupont, 25, stood in a long line outside the stadium, all decked out in Cubby blue from head to toe and full of nervous energy.
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When a ship is due, whoever is working will go in the mailroom and toss the contents of that boat's cubby into a heavy-duty nylon mail bag, then find its parcels.
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Particularly when the traditional work environment is disappearing—the idea of somebody having a cubby in an office—then you have to think of other ways to get people to occupy space.
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Senate leaders are putting their foot down for the impeachment trial, however, and have even set up special cubby holes in the Senate cloakroom where lawmakers will have to stash their devices.
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Recently, the only time the bar was close to quiet was the week after the annual pride parade, which had evidently done a number on a good many would-be Cubby faithfuls.
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Danyelle is trying to push back on the "rainbow" policy that stipulates only one waitress of color can be scheduled per shift — because that's true diversity, according to owner Cubby (James Le Gros).
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During a recent segment on the Cubby & Carolina Bermudez in the Morning radio show, the singer opened up about working with Adele on her song "All I Ask" for her latest album, 25.
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Katy was on NYC'S WKTU radio Tuesday and told "Cubby and Carolina Bermudez In the Morning" ... she's proud as hell her fat paycheck is more than "pretty much" any man made before her.
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He throws just enough at you — seemingly insignificant particulars like the white socks and sandals worn by Lisa's boss, Cubby, played by a game James Le Gros — that you might underestimate his intentions.
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And Dorm Decor sells an $85 Bed Rail Cubby with an attachable PowerCube that has a surge protector, two USB ports and four outlets, for easy storage and access to all your electronics.
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Rather than fixed cup-holders, the Miata lets you move them between a storage cubby, a mounting spot behind the gear shift or hanging off of the center tunnel into the passenger area.
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" As for Perry, she opened up about her reported paycheck back in May 2017, telling KTU's Cubby and Carolina in the Morning Show, "I'm really proud that, as a woman, I got paid.
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Enter your choices on a touch pad at one of the stations or on a mobile app, and in about 239 seconds, your bowl will be ready to pick up from a cubby.
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Elsewhere, mousy self-taught "historians" sit in shabby cubby holes filled with papers "proving" all the wrongs and the lies committed against Japan, while revisionist commentators fulminate in cable-television studios with wobbly sets.
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"Cubby" is clearly an effort to make an offbeat, personal film; an opening title card says that it's "based on a lie," and details throughout are so strange they must be drawn from life.
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Standing in front of a small cubby filled with a half-dozen pitch-black pastries, each draped with a green swath of garlic butter, you reach in with your tongs to test their springiness.
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"I was talking to my manager about it the other day," Jonas told WKTU's Cubby & Carolina Bermudez on Tuesday when asked about the meet and greet process with fans and what needs to be changed.
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Producer Cubby Broccoli originally tested Mallet for the part of Tatiana Romanova in 1957's From Russia With Love after seeing a picture of her modeling in a bikini, according to the U.K.'s Mirror.
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After listening to their wild banter for a while, I dozed off, twisted into the balmy sheets of Flawless's cubby hole bed, lulled to sleep by the sound of their cackles in the next room.
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"We like to keep our plastic bags in our cubby cabinet and when we need to carry something, we reuse them," he said as he pulled several used plastic bags out of his hand cart.
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The other space is off the bar and is a darker cubby with string lights strewn across the ceiling, a huge leather couch running along two walls, and another long wooden table in the center.
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It featured another Surface Studio and convertible desk, but with helpful additions like a slide-out cubby that included a wide but only few-inches deep mirror to check your teeth for spinach before the next presentation.
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Donato Dalrymple, the fisherman who found Gonzalez and a family friend: We're in the closet there because in my mind's eyes I figured there's a lot of these little cubby holes that go up into the ceiling.
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The women's prison was unfit to live in, so I had a two-year grant to redesign the prison by creating collapsible furniture out of cardboard and things they had — a stray cubby, a desk, a chair.
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In an interview with KTU Cubby and Carolina in the Morning, Fergie, 42, discussed the ways she keeps her marriage spicy and fresh — something helped by the fact that she tends to wear latex in all her music videos.
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LOS ANGELES — In an early episode of the new Netflix supernatural drama "Stranger Things," a single mother played by Winona Ryder sits in a cubby hole communicating with her youngest son through a tangled ball of blinking Christmas lights.
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The vice president has made a point of meeting with three House GOP groups that sit in the various cubby holes of ideological thought -- the conservative Freedom Caucus and the Republican Study Committee along with the more moderate Tuesday Group.
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The connection isn't wireless — a feature that's still rare for CarPlay-enabled vehicles of any type — so users have to plug their iPhone into one of the motorcycle's USB ports, which are in the trunk and the tank's storage cubby.
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There's a little cubby hole—you'll almost pass it—on the north side of the street, with the mermaid sign: La Sirena, not to be confused with the Batali place on the west side, and hey, they were here first!
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The desk had a cubby attached to its underside, and I watched as the contents spilled from the cubby's mouth: rectangular pink erasers, crayons, yellow pencils, wrinkled work sheets where dotted letters were filled in, a lime Dum Dum lollipop.
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She claims Scaramucci cried when he got fired and it was a "girly cry" "Anthony walked out, made a left by the chief of staff's office, where all the assistants sat, stepped into a little cubby-like office, and started crying," Omarosa writes.
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Having somebody ask you when you get home at the end of the day how your day was, rather than staying in that cubby-hole of isolation... I think so many people get into that, and it's just like a way of life.
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DelGaudio was so proud of it that, two weeks before I saw it at the first preview (moving a woman to tear up, as he'd intended), he described it to me: "There will be hundreds of letters in a mail cubby," he said.
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On the bottom of the headset, there are two handy scroll wheels that control volume and voice chat/game audio balance, along with a dedicated mute button, power button, 3.5mm jack, micro USB for charging, and a little cubby for storing the wireless dongle.
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Those tools have also provided a way for senators to give the public a glimpse of what otherwise would be private moments, such as a photo of the cellular device cubby where they must store their electronics to comply with rules against having them inside the chamber.
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A few nights later, outside the West Village's lesbian bar Cubbyhole, a drunk girl yelled "You're Lynette!" when we passed by; inside, a straight guy who'd just taken his newly out gay friend to Cubby, having learned about it from my essay, bought us a round of undrinkable $8003 margaritas.
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"Despite the climate of animosity and fear that so many Muslims face today, it's clear that we have allies," she said in a statement obtained by AP. The fifth grader at Hemenway Elementary School in Framingham, about 25 miles from Boston, received two threatening notes in her classroom storage cubby earlier this month.
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We drop baby off at daycare tag-team style: I enter the door code, put bottles in the fridge, write up the daily sheet, and get items stored in his cubby; Jake signs in on the computer, unloads the baby, and stows the carrier; we both chat briefly with the teacher and head out to work.
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"He had a dozen nicknames and terms of endearment for those he loved, most especially for Benjamin and Lincoln — who were Ben and Lincy, Ben-Ben and Lincabus, Cubby and Dewey, the little bears, the delicious ones, little love balls of light, his wonder balls, and the magical ones," wrote a longtime friend and former Harvard classmate in an online tribute.
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During the show, as DelGaudio climbs a ladder to retrieve envelopes from the cubby, he recounts the fable of six blind men who encounter an elephant and, each bumping into a different part, mistake the animal for different things: The man at the tail is sure he has found a snake; the man at the tusks believes he's holding spears.
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I slept in an adorable plywood cubby on Wall Street and on the 68th floor of the tallest residential building in Jersey City, in a flashy model apartment from which you could see all the way up the Hudson River to the George Washington Bridge, a view so vertiginous I dropped to my knees and crawled into bed on my elbows, special-ops-style.
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ESPN radio is broadcasting Mike and Mike from the Cubby Bear, a Wrigleyville mainstay across the street from the stadium, and crowds were already forming by 4:30 AM. Part of that is the draw of the show, and the hope for raffled-off tickets, but another part of that is the impulse to get lit all the way up as a way of coping with pre-game jitters.
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They discussed with: The Honorable Joseph R. Biden Jr., 47th Vice President of the United States, Co-Chair, Biden Cancer Initiative Dr. Jill Biden, Co-Chair, Biden Cancer Initiative Mr. Mark Alles, CEO, Celgene Corporation Ms. Stefanie Joho, Cancer Survivor and Advocate Dr. Elizabeth Jaffee, Dana and Albert "Cubby" Broccoli Professor of Oncology, Deputy Director, Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins Mr. Sean Parker, Founder and Chairman of the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy
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