" – to Vanity Fair Bradley Cooper: Hotel doorman "I worked as a doorman all through grad school.
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Lil Wayne slugged a nightclub doorman after the BET Awards ... according to the doorman, who's filed a battery report with LAPD.
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He talked his way into a full-time job as a bellman, then ascended the ranks to doorman and eventually head doorman.
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Mr T was actually the doorman at Dingbats back then and because he was a doorman you didn't tend to notice him too much.
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Shoppers have their packages mailed from retailer to Doorman, and Doorman delivers the packages to the customer's home at a time that is convenient for the customer.
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Doorman says it will no longer accept incoming shipments after September 29th and that those who use their Doorman address for online shipments should update their information.
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Rather than a traditional doorman, Kruger's new building has a "virtual doorman" to ensure privacy and convenience when residents use a keyed elevator system to enter the condo.
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Mr. Struk described for Mr. DeGuerin how a police artist worked with the doorman to develop a drawing of a man who, the doorman said, came to visit Ms. Durst that same night.
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The club needed somebody to work with the doorman Doug.
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I followed Frank past the doorman, who smiled and nodded.
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She wanted a building with a doorman and an elevator.
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"She doesn't like to see people," the doorman told me.
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"I'm sorry, you didn't get in," said a doorman amicably.
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The hotel doorman tried in vain to get us one.
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You'd see signs: 'Air conditioning, doorman and elevators — luxury building.
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Mario Pimental, 55, worked as a doorman in the 1980s.
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Everything I'm doing, I'm identifying myself as 'Mudd Club doorman.
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For a while, Gerald waited for the doorman to return.
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The doorman looked out from the protection of the vestibule.
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The show's premiere episode, "When the Doorman Is Your Main Man," features Cristin Milioti as Maggie Mitchell, a woman who finds comfort in her doorman, played by Laurentiu Possa, after she learns she is pregnant.
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He was hired in late 2004 and was made head doorman.
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Another service, Doorman, started out as a collection depot for shoppers.
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He also reportedly walked past a doorman while wearing the rope.
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The uniformed doorman with gold epaulets said he'd whisk it upstairs.
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Harry Styles' doorman sent them away, apparently at the singer's request.
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The doorman tells him to leave the order, but he refuses.
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It's not relying on security, your doorman, or your co-worker.
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He goes in, and a doorman blocks the door behind him.
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A doorman outside waved hello to guests as they walked through.
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You could also ask the doorman or superintendent for the name.
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A super or doorman could also tell you whom to contact.
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John, the doorman, welcomed me and showed me to the elevators.
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A friendly doorman welcomes you as you arrive and step into ...
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The doorman tells him to leave the order, but he refuses.
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The building also has a 24-hour doorman and concierge services.
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The building lobby is attended by a doorman during the day.
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A couple of days into their stay, the doorman ringed my mother.
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" SO: "Well, you know how I found out was from our doorman.
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The building is pet-friendly and has a doorman greeting residents downstairs.
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A former Trump Tower doorman was paid $22013,22014 by American Media Inc.
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I should've taken the doorman job when you offered it to me.
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Doorman can be a useful service for people who hate missing deliveries.
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As I exited my building, my doorman had nothing but nice words.
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This prompts a response from the doorman, so I try again. Nope.
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A doorman came outside to tell me to get off the property.
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His father retired as a doorman at Gray Stone Condominiums in Yonkers.
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But I am still concerned about security in our non-doorman building.
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The seven-unit converted mansion also comes with a 24-hour doorman.
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His mother was a doll maker and homemaker, his father a doorman.
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But when my mom liked you, she would make you a doorman.
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"There is no such thing as doorman buildings in Australia," he said.
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But now that he knew about doorman buildings, he bypassed it altogether.
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Son, you're mistaken There's nannies and nurses and a doorman who's Jamaican
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I moved into a condo building with a doorman and an elevator.
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Rather than coming home from work to find a "missed delivery" slip, Doorman customers can set a delivery time between 6pm and midnight that's convenient for them (packages get delivered to Doorman first, and then to the consumer).
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" When asked if he was caucusing, a doorman responded, "He's probably there now.
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Rich families who live "in Manhattan doorman buildings" and receive an exclusive invitation.
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Here's how much to tip your doorman if you're giving a cash gift.
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Now Doorman offers services like same-day delivery and pick up for retailers.
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"I don't care about politicians and what they have to say," Doorman says.
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One older man turned to the doorman and gave him a high five.
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The story of the ex-doorman, Dino Sajudin, hasn't been told until now.
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One sweaty summer evening, the smiling man waved at the doorman and paused.
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Afterward, the police interrogated the doorman, and he either quit or was fired.
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Sayyid told me cautionary tales about certain figures, like the one-eyed doorman.
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His brother, Victor, a 37-year-old doorman, is a 10-year veteran.
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"She came in naked quite a few times," said former doorman Chris Sullivan.
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The doorman checks my ID and I find a seat at the bar.
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Perhaps the papers could be left with a doorman or with the superintendent.
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On the bench, nightclub doorman/coach Jorge Samaoli shouts instructions to keep pushing.
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"I learned quickly that you end up paying for a doorman," she said.
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But Mr. Boch's tenure as doorman may have been a creative endeavor itself.
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The building comes with a full-time doorman, a garage and a gym.
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He has also pushed having a doorman and elevator onto the priority list.
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Doorman died aboard his flagship after the cruiser was sunk by a Japanese torpedo.
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Once inside her apartment, Prairie and the doorman discover that it's been completely trashed.
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How much should you give your doorman as the year comes to a close?
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I pick up a delivery from Sephora from my doorman and feed my cat.
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The game says I'm wearing the suit, but the doorman says that's not true.
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What happens if there is an emergency while the doorman is taking a break?
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The lobby is staffed by a 24-hour doorman and a full-time concierge.
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He has a year to live, but he still sends his doorman BF away.
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The new members include Carla Aalse, Henriëtte Prast, Maarten Doorman, and Homme ten Have.
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The doorman told me to hurry because the garbage truck was due any minute.
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But if anyone has the savvy to shift from doorman to gangster, it's him.
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"Yeah, I'm here for the book party," I said to a steely-faced doorman.
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The building was one of the West Village's few rental buildings with a doorman.
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Also, in the episode I noticed he's on as a doorman all the time.
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"He had the savoir faire to give the doorman a $20 bill," he said.
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The doorman stared at me as if he hadn't understood a word I'd said.
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"They never wanted to install it," said Fatos Muriqi, a doorman at the building.
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One Brooklyn building kept packages in a locked cage with the doorman guarding the key.
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That goes for your doorman as well your everyday coffee shop barista or dry cleaners.
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I head towards my building, say hi to the doorman, and get to my desk.
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In the show's second episode, a friendly doorman helps her move into her own apartment.
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From the way she talks to her doorman, it's almost as if he's her confidant.
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My doorman has a package for me — it's my rosacea medication that the pharmacy delivers.
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We've reached out to Doorman for more details but have so far not heard back.
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Within moments, the doorman begins yelling, eventually pulling out an electric weapon of some sort.
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Most of the stream is of Trump Tower's gold lobby and a very bored doorman.
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He charmed the doorman, the waiters and those in the restaurant eager to meet him.
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A doorman at the Regency said, "They are still here," when asked about the FBI.
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When the doorman takes a break during the day, a porter steps in for him.
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I formed a light rapport with our doorman once he found out I was Cuban.
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The 13 killed included seven students, three police officers, two security guards and a doorman.
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It's all great, so play his latest single "Doorman" first and work your way back.
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Do you really need a doorman or would another form of security be acceptable too?
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The doorman let him go back to her dressing room, which was packed with people.
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I told the doorman that the handles were expensive and that I could use them.
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When they didn't, I would call the doorman, the management company and, once, the police.
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She went downstairs and asked the doorman if they were home; he said they were.
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Cera), a newbie security guard (don't call him "doorman") and his exacting boss, William (Mr.
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The doorman said he could work a full shift and still not make any tips.
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Though the amount you suggested seems like an average tip for a large, doorman building.
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"Hi Cooper," Edward Quad, the second-floor doorman said, grinning as Cooper invaded his turf.
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Mr. Rather dashed into a building and was rescued by a doorman and building superintendent.
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In the world of Manhattan night life, the doorman occupies the role of St. Peter.
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"Just as well as any man could do it," replied the doorman at the station.
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"Merry Christmas," he said, nodding to the soldier-straight doorman as they walked past him.
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Finally, as they passed the Taft Hotel, the doorman recognized the doctor from medical school.
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The segment, "Confessions from a Trump Tower Doorman," appeared on "The Late Show" after a former doorman at one of Trump's buildings made an unverified claim that he was told not to criticize Trump's former housekeeper because she had had a child with Trump.
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Thirteen died in that attack, including seven students, three police, two security guards and a doorman.
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And how am I going to tip the doorman, the manager, and the concierge with that?
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In high school, I worked as a barback, doorman—even promoted at a couple places downtown.
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I walk back in, talk to the doorman, and he...admits I'm wearing the latex suit.
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At the Comedy Cellar, a doorman recognized Martin and asked him if he wanted to perform.
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It comes with a 24-hour doorman and laundry in the basement, according to the listing.
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And the doorman is aiding and abetting him by handing out your keys, Mr. Kaplan said.
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He's definitely asleep, so he doesn't answer, but his doorman lets me up without a problem.
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My building is a doorman co-op, and I rent from the owner of the unit.
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Gateway Plaza is still a nice doorman building, but the rent is not as soul-crushing.
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The doorman said this was the superintendent's idea and the super has access to the files.
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It was in a doorman building and also had a recently renovated kitchen with a dishwasher.
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In the building's lobby, our uncertainty about the apartment number briefly flummoxed the affable young doorman.
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She returned to the lobby and asked the doorman if he had seen her children leave.
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House officials said the door hit a doorman, who sustained an unspecified injury, according to WCHS.
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Whatever was going on, the doorman suddenly knew that the lady had not levelled with him.
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She returned to the lobby and asked the doorman if he had seen her children leave.
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Above all, do not stiff the staff, even if the doorman is on your naughty list.
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His father, who worked as a doorman in Manhattan, had custody of him and his brother.
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Short-term rentals are a definite no-no in our doorman building, regardless of city rules.
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And oh how I will miss former artistic director Ted Pappas playing frequent doorman, welcoming patrons!
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The apartment is located in Trump Park Avenue, a doorman building on the Upper East Side.
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Here is what she did not see: apartments with an elevator or air-conditioning or a doorman.
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The building also comes with a 24-hour doorman, additional storage and a gym overlooking the water.
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Night of terror The 13 killed included seven students, three police, two security guards and a doorman.
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All ended well, though, as Bryant said a doorman found her purse and returned it to her.
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Doorman, a startup delivering packages when you schedule them will be no more after October 6th, 2017.
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The new owner will also have a full-time doorman, private storage and a key-locked elevator.
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A doorman called the cops, and by the time cops got there the 3 men were gone.
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Doorman also has no objection to Trump's policies per se; he just wants to protect his property.
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Sometime after midnight, she got into an argument with a doorman who insisted she move her car.
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Jorg Wenz, a 24-year-old doorman at the Ramrod, died hours later at St. Vincent's Hospital.
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There is no sign outside — just a black painted wood facade, glass block windows and a doorman.
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For amenities, the doorman building will have a gym, children's playroom and a landscaped terrace with grills.
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He was standing outside the hotel in downtown Chicago where he is a doorman, same as always.
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The building has a 24-hour doorman, and this apartment has a private, keyed elevator and vestibule.
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Avedon's mother was furious and summoned the doorman upstairs to apologize to young Baldwin for the insult.
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It was appealing, but the women decided that such a fancy doorman building was not for them.
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The doorman told me I have to remove everything from the dressing room immediately after the show.
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Newbies want lobbies refurbished, the elevators upgraded, a roof garden, a doorman, a gym in the basement.
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In addition, the apartment comes with virtual doorman services, a 24-hour call center, and security monitoring.
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It had no doorman and no parking garage, though a parking lot was right across First Avenue.
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For her new home, her requirements included a doorman, a laundry room and not too many stairs.
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In a conversation with People on Tuesday, Holmes explained that her haircut is for Doorman, her upcoming film.
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Celebrity hairstylist DJ Quintero also talked to People about Holmes' Doorman character and the inspiration for Holmes' haircut.
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I remember being pulled into the elevator, walked by the cops past our doorman and into the street.
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The family should feel pretty separate from the collegiate crowd, though, between the doorman and the elevator operator.
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I chat with my doorman because he is my favorite and is always up for a friendly chat.
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Investigation Jordanian security officials said they interviewed two witnesses, a second worker and the doorman of the building.
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Alice collects her phone from Mizuko's friendly doorman after a temporary self-imposed ban on devices is over.
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"You always want friction, though," warned head doorman Sven Marquardt in a rare interview with GQ last year.
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The young banker got home an hour or so later, according to what the doorman told the police.
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She said the two stopped communicating in 2014, a year before the former doorman reportedly approached the Enquirer.
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We're not megamillionaires or billionaires, we're not talking about a 24-hour doorman yet, but people are worried.
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There are certain tricks in the repertoire of any good doorman, and Mr. Sykes is an enthusiastic practitioner.
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One night, Mr. Galluccio tried to go back to that bar himself and was ignored by the doorman.
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The arrangement offers some of the security of a doorman for people who live in buildings without them.
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The 19,532-square-foot building has a part-time doorman and a common roof deck that faces downtown.
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Fortunately, the doorman building across the street had washers and dryers accessible through an open street-level door.
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The building also has a doorman, elevators and striking views of the Manhattan skyline and the East River.
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The least-expensive listing was a co-op studio at the Ascot, a postwar doorman building, at $565,000.
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The valet attendant will check that your reservation is, indeed, for the Hotel Palomar, as will the doorman.
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Sometimes he would get a heads up from the doorman when a local inspector stopped by the club.
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Could you please just tell me what's a reasonable tip for a doorman, super, concierge and security staff?
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"It's really calmed down," said Johnny Gonzalez, a doorman, who was flanked by police officers with large rifles.
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"I think my wife would like a doorman, and she doesn't like putting out the trash," he added.
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But he said several times that he never knew a doorman to take a bribe at his building.
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A close connection with her doorman helps a single woman navigate the rough seas of dating and motherhood.
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A: I opened the door to see who it was thinking it was a neighbor or the doorman.
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Mr. Gracie defended his role in the 2014 brawl, saying he backed off after bringing down the doorman.
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And they may be happier with a virtual doorman, or more concerned about package- and food-delivery capability.
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If you can live without a dishwasher or a doorman, you're more likely to find a cheaper place.
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Cedric, the doorman, was friendly and welcoming, even as the night wore on and the line got longer.
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Walk-ins are at the discretion of the doorman, and may involve a wait and a minimum order.
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" The noisy nightclub doorman from Hell was still the "unofficial heavyweight champion of Great Britain," still "the Guv'nor.
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Here's Andrew 'Bungy' Lawton, the doorman of the Frontier club in Bately, West Yorkshire, in all his glory.
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In late 2015, Dino Sajudin, a former doorman at Trump Tower, told a reporter for American Media Inc.
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Double Shift for a Teenager The condominium in which I rent an apartment employs a 16-year-old doorman.
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Hours later, Porter got himself arrested for refusing to leave a South Side bar and allegedly assaulting the doorman.
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Bruno got his start in the music industry working as a doorman at 2001 Odyssey during the disco era.
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There was a 36-year-old doorman who relied on public transportation and walking for his 45-minute commute.
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The bar doorman does not need all that information, nor should we be obliged to give it to him.
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Gentz eventually fled the apartment and ran to the lobby, where a doorman called 911, according to the report.
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In 5003, Jorge Grisales became a night doorman at the Mayfair, an apartment building at 207 East 74th Street.
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During a demonstration, the doorman walked to a street near Tahrir, where he decided to watch from an overpass.
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However, AVA does not have a doorman, while Avalon does; and the appliances in Avalon apartments are higher quality.
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Cohen would be the logical choice for the doorman job, just as he was for the Stormy Daniels job.
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The two ran out of the apartment, and she told the doorman that her babysitter had killed her children.
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After the doorman failed to wave down a cab, a police car pulled up and offered them a ride.
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Working as a doorman, Boch sought to let in the kind of revelers who represented that forward-thinking spirit.
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But no matter how agile and sneaky one gets, there is one person whose presence is unavoidable: The Doorman.
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Well, an egalitarian approach, the presence of a few friendly doorman and the occasional kangaroo court as mentioned above.
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Mr. McKnight considered Washington Heights and Inwood, but most of the housing stock was prewar and had no doorman.
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Mr. Seda, a doorman at the Peninsula Hotel in Manhattan, stepped into the bicycle lane and raised both arms.
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Now, smaller buildings without the same amenities — a doorman or gym — are trying to get in on the act.
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The first line of defense is Racine Sy, a longtime doorman who guards the stairs like a cheery Cerberus.
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But that all changed as soon as I walked towards the door, and met a friendly doorman named Mustapha.
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In her 2015 Modern Love essay "When the Doorman Is Your Main Man," the writer Julie Margaret Hogben tells of a time in her life when she was dating in New York City and living in a building where the doorman, Guzim, felt obliged to protect her from men he deemed unsuitable.
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"We didn't expect that Doorman would completely change peoples' shopping behavior," the company's founder and CEO, Zander Adell, tells me.
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Once in town, try to use only radio-dispatched cabs, or arrange rides through your hotel's doorman or front desk.
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The storm was blamed for at least one death in New York City, where a doorman died while shoveling snow.
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The building also comes complete with a doorman (Matt Murray) whose loyalty to Judy (Lavin) irritates Josh to no end.
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In his apartment in a high-rise doorman building, shared with a roommate and cat on the Upper West Side.
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Fred Armisen, in character as Michaels' longtime doorman, presented him with an award while all the performers joined him onstage.
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Meanwhile, Katie Holmes announced that the reason for sporting her new pixie cut was her role in the film Doorman.
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He was also the voice of Bib Fortuna — essentially Jabba the Hutt's doorman — in Jedi, though that role was uncredited.
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At the time, Mokhtar is working as a doorman at the Infinity, a plush residential building overlooking San Francisco Bay.
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"It looks like either the doorman lied or someone induced him to commit a false testimony," Bolsonaro said on Tuesday.
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A doorman standing between two elegant conical topiary trees reached into one of them, extracted a joint and lit up.
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Corporate clients aren't looking for the average Airbnb, but rather something with more amenities, such as a doorman or gym.
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"You don't need to get past a velvet rope or a big doorman to enjoy Miami any longer," he said.
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"People were starting to recognize me and kind of follow me home, and I didn't have a doorman," she said.
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They opened fire at the offending doorman, shooting three guards and one nearby club-goer in the torso and legs.
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The building was quite nice, with a doorman and a person at the desk in the lobby at all times.
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A doorman greeted me wearing a vibrant Hawaiian print shirt with a friendly "Aloha," which added to the island vibe.
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On behalf of the owner, the doorman asked Ms. Pathak if she and Dr. Lappin were interested in buying it.
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A Starbucks employee made the harrowing discovery and alerted the doorman of a neighboring building, ABC 7 New York reported.
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"I was going to speak my mind," said Orlando Ramos, 69, a retired doorman who was outside the designated location.
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The doorman greeted us and asked if we were there for the festival, drinks upstairs, or dinner at the restaurant.
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He stopped at a white brick building in midtown and handed a brown bag, labelled in Sharpie, to a doorman.
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"It's an O.K. role for a doorman in 523 to help with those traffic conflicts when they arise," he said.
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To be rejected by the doorman is to momentarily feel as if your whole life has been lived in error.
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A: No. Q: Did the doorman call you that there was a guest asking to come up to your apartment?
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The first episode, "When the Doorman is Your Main Man," is based on a 2015 essay by Julie Margaret Hogben.
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It was at a swanky apartment in SoHo, with marble floors and a doorman who directed me to the elevator.
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"A lot of people still use it," said Igor Gakh, the longtime daytime doorman at a building that stands steps away.
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Do you live in a building that has a doorman to accept packages or can you ship packages to your office?
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The app was created by Zander Adell, previously the CEO of the package delivery startup Doorman, which shut down last fall.
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Bo, living in the business center suburbs of Shanghai, gets a job at one of the hotels there, as a doorman.
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But, Doorman admitted nearly one year ago the model was so popular it was losing money and had to change tack.
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To pay the rent I was a cab driver, I sold mutual funds – mainly to myself – and I was a doorman.
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But instead of cold-calling, my plan was to talk my way past the doorman and knock on the man's door.
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I've been a doorman at gay bars here in Los Angeles for over five years, and I have seen some things.
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The doorman, Dino Sajudin, released a statement Thursday confirming that he had an agreement with tabloid publisher American American Media Inc.
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Paul Galluccio opened the Townhouse Bar in Manhattan nearly 19953 years ago, after getting rejected by a doorman at another nightspot.
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The two wizards are Steve and Ian and if you get past the doorman, you are on the Yellow Brick Road.
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That night when we got there, I told [the doorman] Marc Benecke we were on the list and he ignored me.
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TFLiving integrates with a variety of property management platforms, from mobile doorman apps to platforms for paying rent to maintenance requests.
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The doorman quickly offered to grab our bags and handed us water bottles before leading us to the check-in area.
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Mr. Vasquez said he once had an offer for steadier, full-time work as a doorman on the Upper East Side.
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The green-and-black wool coat that a doorman wore when refusing entry to the Beatles because they weren't wearing shoes?
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Having worked as a management consultant and traveled often, he always appreciated having a doorman to receive packages and dry cleaning.
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Moments later, she recalled, there was a knock at her door and she thought it was a neighbor or her doorman.
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A doorman at one condo said he believes the family's relatives live there, and promised to pass a note to them.
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He took a job as a garage foreman, had three children and landed the doorman job for better pay and benefits.
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On Friday, a doorman at her building, which sits across the water in West Palm Beach, said she was not home.
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It's better to have a doorman better utilized, busy with packages or taking care of mail and problems in the building.
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Even Philmore (Ray Anthony Thomas), the hotel doorman, who makes only fleeting appearances, feels like someone we know in our bones.
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At 16, the doorman is considered a school-age child — New York City does not allow teenagers to quit school until 17.
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According to Variety, the movie will focus on Holmes' character, an ex-Marine who gets a job as a New York doorman.
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To do a delivery at a building you almost always have to check in at a security desk or with a doorman.
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I went to the grocery store and stopped to chat with my doorman for a bit without feeling self conscious at all.
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It also comes with all the bells and whistles you'd expect ... a doorman, an elevator, a concierge, a gym and lots more.
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The Wag was a fucker to get into due to the head doorman Winston — think Panorama bar tough entry then double it.
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Early that fateful Sunday morning, after a whopping three hours of sleep, I was making my mother's card when our doorman buzzed.
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Our co-op has a policy about signing keys in and out with the doorman, but the super does not follow protocol.
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For the going price, around $13 million, someone can live in a larger townhouse or a brand-new triplex with a doorman.
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The doorman got hit with bird shot and lost his eye, and that was the last time he went to a protest.
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In a really bad week for everyone connected to Trumpworld, only one person looks to be in reasonably good shape: the doorman.
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GETTING IN There's no doorman, but there is a hostess with a haughty attitude who tartly leads the way to the bookshelf.
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One telltale sign is when a guest requests towels from the concierge or doorman, confusing a full-service building for a hotel.
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With the help of the building's doorman who had escaped, he had made a list of residents in the seven-story building.
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Eyewitnesses say the gunman, dressed in black, threw smoke bombs into the venue before opening fire on the doorman and a cashier.
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"If I was going to buy a home, I wanted it to be all-inclusive — elevator, doorman, full-service building," he said.
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Though they had recently broken up, Mr. Haughn was staying with Ms. Woods and working at a nearby building as a doorman.
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A month later, we noticed the Corolla with the new hubcap parked in front of a building where we knew the doorman.
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The doorman had very little to do since the building was almost empty, so he got to know him through long interactions.
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Sure, he liked to gather input, asking everyone from the doorman at his building to his executive vice presidents for their opinions.
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Sam Kinison had been working as a doorman at the Store, but the spot he did on Rodney's special made him famous.
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The defense lawyer asked why she never called the doorman to inquire why he had let Mr. Weinstein in without her permission.
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The building's additional amenities also made it appealing, including its communal green space, 24-hour doorman, concierge services, fitness center, and spa.
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Her requirements, both times, were the same: a dog-friendly, doorman building with easy access to public transportation, plus a parking garage.
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When there is only one doorman on duty, he has to somehow keep an eye on the door while running the elevator.
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The building staff — including her first-ever doorman — is friendly, "which was very appealing to me, being an empty nester," she said.
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"I was with three major superwealthy investors, but when we got there, the doorman asked if we had a reservation," she said.
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I worked as a bouncer at Danceteria, doorman at the Mudd Club, demolition worker at Area, bodyguard, model, escort and so on.
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The doorman/bag guy walked us up to the room, we go in and see the painting still hanging, I was shocked.
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Built in 1924, the prewar building offers up views of Madison Square Park from every single unit and comes with a doorman, too.
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We try for our cocktail spot, but there is a wait and the doorman we know with epic gray dreads is not there.
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For 230 years, Edgar Rodriguez has worked as the doorman at 21969 Central Park West, a job requiring subtle courtesy and dapper dress.
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The doorman of the man's building also told them that a female visitor who identified herself as Audrey had visited the previous evening.
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They wanted a two-bedroom, two-bathroom place in a dog-friendly prewar doorman building, preferably with a kitchen that included dining space.
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She has a doorman and an entire stable of servants steaming and ironing clothing in what appears to be a weird locked room.
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"We didn't expect that Doorman would completely change peoples' shopping behavior," the company's founder and CEO, Zander Adell, told TechCrunch at the time.
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For her monthly budget, $2100,272 to $33,23, she assumed she would find a studio in a doorman building, similar to the condo building.
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JuJu hit up Mastro's in Bev Hills Friday night, but the doorman gave him a 10 yard penalty for violating the dress code.
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Alexander Skarsgard, a supporting actor winner for "Big Little Lies," played doorman and didn't want to let "30 Rock" alum Jack McBrayer inside.
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One is a doorman at a luxury apartment building named Eddie (Frank Harts), who's comfortable in the motions that are required of him.
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Since the system only grants entry to people holding verified phones, it could also eliminate the need for a human guard or doorman.
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A recent addition to the street is 800 Union, a doorman building that looms over its low-slung neighbors like a cruise ship.
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Hand some out and the building will no longer have to go on lockdown every time the doorman needs to use the bathroom.
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"If you have education, you are a different person," said Salwa's father, who works as a doorman at a hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
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Taylor confirms both versions ... they were at the wrong party, but the doorman at Argyle didn't recognize Paul and wouldn't let them in.
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Even the famed anything-goes techno club Berghain, with its long waits and famously finicky doorman, is on every visitor's checklist these days.
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Unable to find a floor employee, they approached the doorman, who Rivas says was watching porn on a cellphone placed inside a drawer.
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In Turtle Bay, a sunny one-bedroom, one-bath duplex apartment, in a prewar doorman building that used to be a theological seminary.
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MODERN LOVE A platonic connection with her doorman inspired Julie Margaret Hogben's 2015 essay about navigating the rough seas of dating and motherhood.
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He headed to the Upper West Side for another doorman handoff, then took the West Side Highway down to the restaurant Perry St .
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And he also questioned how Weinstein would have been able to reach her apartment door that night without checking in with the doorman.
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The doorman warns me that a storm is coming, but I set off anyway down the tree-canopied streets and busy, crisscrossing avenues.
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" One doorman, Patrick Grennan, said some bicyclists zip through the bike lane as if "they think it's the H.O.V. lane on the highway.
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Her stoic Albanian doorman (Laurentiu Possa) becomes the man in her life, helping with the nursery furniture and stepping in for emergency childcare.
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In Midtown, a 1,200-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bath apartment, in a 13-story midcentury building with a doorman and laundry room.
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George had called down to the doorman to get a car, Benji on Monica's lap with a bath towel pressed against his face.
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"Doorman" was a song that sounded like the world Slowthai was portraying—hard and brittle and angry, with samples from TV news reports.
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Finally, the inspector served the summons by leaving it with a doorman at Trump Tower and by mailing it to Ms. Yelagina's apartment.
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If you want to bake cookies for your doorman, by all means do so, douse them in confectioners' sugar and pass them around.
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In Lenox Hill, a 785-square-foot, one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with a renovated kitchen and bathroom in a postwar doorman building.
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And Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is an older doorman born in the city (or a tenant holding fast to a rent-controlled apartment).
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A statement from investigators alleges police were summoned to the bar Sunday evening after receiving reports an unruly patron was attacking the nightspot's doorman.
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Some years previously, Gareth Grimes had moved to Plymouth from Liverpool, where he started working as a doorman in some of the local clubs.
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A then-unknown Chazz Palminteri replaced Rohrssen as the club's doorman, and one night Mike Starr, himself still an unknown, visited Palminteri at Limelight.
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The board cannot penalize you for chatting with the doorman, but it could make a case about feeding the birds, even outside the building.
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If you're hiring an expert, listen to an expert, instead of listening to your publicist, mom, boyfriend, assistant, makeup artist, manager, or your doorman.
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Ahead, the boozy fragrances, candles, shampoo, and more that you'll be lining up to buy — provided you can get past the doorman, that is.
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He is charmed by the simply dressed Japanese guests, who carry their own luggage at the hotel where he works briefly as a doorman.
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He's the bottom of the funnel, the guy they call when a problem can't be solved by a stage manager, production team, or doorman.
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Lil Wayne violently coldcocked a bouncer who was trying to do his job ... so claims the doorman, who's getting ready to sue the rapper.
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Brandi tried hard to walk over the threshold at The Nice Guy in WeHo Saturday night, but a very judgmental doorman wasn't having it.
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The next day, a doorman for the apartment building received a call, possibly from Lathem, urging him to check the apartment, the detective said.
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In her handwritten 2001 will, filed in probate court in the Bahamas, Clark allegedly bequeathed $1 million to her longtime doorman, William Courtney, 62.
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When exiting our elevator into the lobby, you make a hairpin turn past the shiny brass mailboxes before seeing the doorman at his perch.
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As I stepped out of the lobby, the doorman offered to call me a taxi, but I had already ordered a car through Yandex.
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Some building personnel can be naturally sympathetic, like Mike Varley, a doorman in the East 30s who understands: He himself is afraid of heights.
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In NoMad, a studio with one bathroom, 11-foot ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace in a Romanesque Revival-style building with no doorman.
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He has said nothing -- at least as far as I can find -- about the payment to McDougal and the alleged payment to the doorman.
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That put him in Park Slope, where he has a two-bedroom rental in a modern building with a doorman and a private terrace.
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Over the last year, three books illuminating that lost world have been published, including "The Mudd Club," penned by its discriminating doorman, Richard Boch.
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The wine wall stuck (though an aquarium might have been a better idea, a helpful doorman suggested to this reporter on a recent visit).
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And so I walk with her, I make friends with her, Sometimes she'd bring food, and she'd leave the food with doorman for me.
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It was a huge apartment, on the 40th floor of a doorman building, with a private terrace and stunning views of the Hudson River.
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So someone who calls on the doorman for packages and assistance should give more than those who expect little more than a cursory nod.
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Now there was a Whole Foods a short walk away, and modern condos across the street advertised a full-time doorman and residents lounge.
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The building will have a common roof deck facing the Cobble Hill Historic District, a fitness center, a children's playroom, and a virtual doorman.
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And the monthly maintenance was almost $2,400, although the building didn't have a doorman, so it wasn't hard for them to pass on it.
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In Murray Hill, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with parquet floors, a flexible living room and ample sunlight in a postwar doorman building.
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Our doorman has given us a letter, and it turns out to be an invitation to a wedding in England in a few months.
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You can read the original essays that the episodes are based on here: "When the Doorman Is Your Main Man" by Julie Margaret Hogben.
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When I worked as a doorman on the East Side, a tenant told me that Reggie Jackson had parked his Mercedes on Second Avenue.
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The mixed martial artist Renzo Gracie and several others were arrested and charged with gang assault after an encounter with a 1 Oak doorman.
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For many New Yorkers, living in a full-service doorman building simply means being able to receive Amazon packages and FreshDirect shipments headache-free.
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His brother was the super of the building and he had another, older, heavier, even grimmer brother, who also worked shifts as a doorman.
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Karel Doorman led a coalition fleet of American, Dutch, British and Australian warships in an effort to protect Dutch-ruled Indonesia from invasion by Japan.
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In August, the New York Post reported that residents in a Midtown Manhattan apartment building were being "terrorized" by a doorman sending unsolicited dick pics.
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We end up waiting in line for 20 minutes outside of an unmarked door as the doorman lets people in a few at a time.
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He was walking by the building and asked the doorman, who said they were filming a rap music video for (or possibly just featuring) Eminem.
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Perched on the top floor of doorman building, it offers oversized windows with views of Manhattan, Brooklyn and the East River and a roof deck.
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The cooperative building was completed in 1929 and has 94 residences, along with a list of perks including a fitness center, doorman and children's playroom.
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In January, police stopped Henry Cubias, 22, as he cycled home one night from his job as a night-shift doorman at an arts facility.
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As I was talking to Ian Vasquez, a doorman at 170 Amsterdam Avenue, he scanned through the 100th package of the day — at 3:30pm.
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Manicurists, like hairdressers, have this unrivaled ability to spark the kinds of conversations you'd never dream of having with your cab driver, barista, or doorman.
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Certain faces stood out: a one-eyed doorman, a tea deliveryman with a broken nose, a shopkeeper who liked talking to the twins in Arabic.
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The building also has a fitness center, a 24-hour doorman, a bicycle room, a garden, and an on-site garage, according to the listing.
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" Another doorman once told me, "If I had a dollar for every New Yorker who won't take this damn elevator, I'd be a rich man.
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His father worked briefly as a doorman but died of cancer in 21994, the year John graduated from Cardinal Hayes High School in the Bronx.
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Or where it used to be — a doorman in the outer lobby showed this reporter that the wall had been repaired with new cinder blocks.
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We've learned Ashley settled a case with Adrian Mayorga, the doorman of the legendary West Hollywood building which Ashley accidentally torched ... apparently with a candle.
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And yet one can't hold a smartphone these days without wondering why, exactly, hotels still need a doorman, even one as formidable as Mr. Sykes.
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In SoHo, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with sunny northern exposure and a view of the Empire State Building, in a postwar doorman building.
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I actually prefer to open my own doors, but the doorman comes with the building, his indifference reaching the level of performance art at times.
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One rule, however, is new: Patients must now sign in with the doorman, using a number or pseudonym to protect their privacy if they wish.
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What if that apartment was decorated by a professional and the building had a doorman, a gym, two decks, and a 360 view of Manhattan?
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Mr. Lopez testified that the building was staffed with a doorman at all times and that he had never received a complaint from Ms. Sciorra.
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Weinstein's attorneys have questioned how he would have been able to get to her apartment without a doorman noticing him or allowing him to enter.
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He'd also borrow anecdotes from the real doorman and invent stories about how much he was tipped to explain why his pockets were so heavy.
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If there is a con, it may be that the prewar doorman building lacks amenities that many modern buyers take for granted, like a gym.
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If there is a con, it may be that the prewar doorman building lacks amenities that many modern buyers take for granted, like a gym.
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The handsome doorman with a headset serves more as traffic cop than bouncer, funneling in the clusters of boys in an efficient and friendly manner.
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The first reported storm-related death occurred in New York City, where a 22-year-old doorman was killed while shoveling snow around 2700:28 a.m.
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However, it was obvious to me when Doorman launched that it would need to bundle other services with its primary service to achieve better unit economics.
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I was working as a doorman at a fancy club in Beverly Hills and this nasty guy wanted to get in and I wouldn't let him.
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James Gandolfini, the actor known for his role as Tony Soprano, shopped at Hecht for tchotchkes and collectibles for his driver, his doorman and Matt Damon.
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But it's done so in sometimes odd ways, all-but killing some centuries-old trades, like bookselling, while giving others — like the doorman — surprising second lives.
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In the physical world, a building with a security camera system, a doorman or a security guard ensures that visitors are who they claim to be.
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Shechtman submitted dozens of support letters to the court, including pleas for leniency from Caspersen's wife, friends, and even the doorman of his Manhattan co-op.
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If you have a doorman, make sure to tip $1 to $4 for carrying any luggage and $1 or $2 for hailing a cab for you.
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It's not as trustworthy a security system as a Nest Cam, doorman, or a dozen ninja snipers stationed in the shadows, but it did the trick.
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According to the court complaint ... an off-duty cop arrived to the bar around 9:30 PM to find the former linebacker "standing over" the doorman.
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Michael Ault, owner of 1990s Manhattan lounges Spy Bar and Chaos: I would hear from the doorman that he was on the way to our table.
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As the doorman at the stage door, Mr. Gonzalez makes sure things go smoothly when the cast exits to the swarms of fans awaiting them nightly.
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Whether it's the doorman in your office lobby or a fellow passenger on the train, try your hand at small talk with everyone, Rohan Sinha says.
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"I definitely don't see it as a doorman-type place," said Matt Strauss of the Tao Group, who also manages PHD Terrace, the Dream's rooftop lounge.
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He wanted a new building prone to fewer maintenance issues than the old, a doorman to receive his many packages and a gym on the premises.
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Mr. Cooley's frequent vacations were one reason his death went unnoticed for some time, a doorman, who gave his name as Alex, said in an interview.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: As I left the New York Sports Club on West 73rd Street, I waved to the doorman at the building next door.
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So last year, he bought a studio in a co-op with a doorman, elevators and parking for $200,000 in the Concourse section of the Bronx.
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So last year, he bought a studio in a co-op with a doorman, elevators and parking for $200,000 in the Concourse section of the Bronx.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I'm pretty sure the doorman hates his job, manning the lobby of my Brooklyn apartment with the granite stare of a gargoyle.
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In Midtown South, a one-bedroom, one-bath co-op with a renovated kitchen and bathroom, oversized windows and high ceilings in a prewar doorman building.
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"It's scary and I'm nervous," said Frankie Echevarria, 45, a longtime doorman at the Lafayette, a 146-apartment cooperative on East 9th Street in the Village.
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"It's scary and I'm nervous," said Frankie Echevarria, 45, a longtime doorman at the Lafayette, a 146-apartment cooperative on East 9th Street in the Village.
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Mr. Sanchez, a doorman in Manhattan who lives near Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, was waiting for his two children, who were aboard a westbound M14.
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Staged scenes were planned for later in the shoot — portraits of a mirrorhead doorman, a mirrorhead homeless man, a mirrorhead Muslim walking alongside a Hasidic Jew.
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For Labour, campaigning in Westminster is not easy; a gold-color Bentley was parked outside one mansion block, access to which was prevented by the doorman.
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On the Far West Side, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with views of the Hudson Yards, on the 12th floor of a prewar doorman building.
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"Tell her the seltzer guy's here," Mr. Miller said to the doorman and headed up to the apartment of Frank and Lois Voyticky, also longtime customers.
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There, she found a renovated two-bedroom, one-bath condo with hardwood floors, eastern views and a washer and dryer, in a non-doorman elevator building.
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He pictured the sturdy doorman in his hat and gloves, so padded they made him look as if he were about to enter a boxing ring.
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In Lincoln Square, a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with a wood-burning fireplace and ornate windows, in a prewar doorman building designed by Rosario Candela.
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He slid a drink to Mark Boccia, 23, a student with two other Baysiders, Matt Bedrossian, 23, a Manhattan doorman, and Alyssa Fabrizi, 25, a nurse.
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He said he was acting as a Trump spokesman when he did so and denied knowing anything beforehand about the Enquirer payment to the ex-doorman.
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They opened them for the elderly couple, and at a building on Fifth Avenue, a doorman ushered in a delivery man rolling a tank of oxygen.
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Another $3.6 million will go to payroll for 19 staffers, including a resident manager, doorman, hallman, package room attendant, four handymen, two concierges, and nine porters.
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The host of a party or doorman would ask us for our military identity card, which we don't have because Palestinians don't join the Israeli army.
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A colleague who lives in a D.C. apartment without a doorman says that some days, the package buildup outside his door prevents him from leaving the building.
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My doorman once told me that Warhol often used to remove work from his studio through his large windows, because the pieces wouldn't fit though his doorway.
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"It has been an honor to work with you in helping us build and improve the Doorman experience and it has been a privilege to serve you."
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Once, when I was still new to all this, the head doorman was getting into an argument with a guy and the guy asked him to fight.
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Arriving at the building's front entrance, I rang the buzzer, and a heavyset doorman came out, wearing the look of a bouncer accustomed to turning people away.
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Standing 85033 feet, 8 inches with tattoos covering both arms, Fetterman looks more like the doorman at a biker bar than the Harvard-educated mayor he is.
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The first apartment she saw, in a century-old brownstone, was exactly the kind of place she was not looking for — no doorman, no concierge, no billiards.
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I was a drummer so I was playing in bands and doing my thing in LA and I got a job as a doorman at The Troubadour.
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Originally, I took a lot of my knowledge of who was who from Lynn Barclay [a seasoned doorman who had worked at the clubs Arthur and Regine's].
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Ms. Choe has yet to meet her garage tenants, who used to leave a monthly check with the doorman but recently started sending the payment by mail.
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In Yorkville, a 1,140-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with an irrigated terrace and skyline views, on the 11th floor of a 1960s doorman building.
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Mokhtar Alkhanshali is a "lobby ambassador" (San Francisco for "doorman") at a posh apartment building, where he spends his days waving in chandelier repairmen and pet nutritionists.
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In Hudson Heights, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with a renovated kitchen and nursery room, in an eight-story 3813s building with a part-time doorman.
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In Murray Hill, a one-bedroom, one-bath penthouse apartment with a 240-square-foot terrace and a wood-burning fireplace, in a 17-story doorman building.
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In Midtown East, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with prewar details yet floors that don't squeak, in a 1929 doorman building with a live-in super.
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When he returned to the United States, he supported himself with odd jobs, working as a doorman, a roofer, in a convenience store and in a slaughterhouse.
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The nine-story building is a prewar co-op located one block south of Central Park; it has a 24-hour doorman, according to real estate listings.
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After receiving less than stellar customer service from those in charge of making her mango passion tea, she opted for the swank TriBeCa lobby with a doorman.
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The Flower Shop, a bar-and-grill that opened on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in early March, has no guest list, reservations or sneering doorman.
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If you have a doorman, make sure to tip $1 to $4 for carrying any luggage and $1 or $2 if they hail a cab for you.
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There are no signs to distinguish it from the generic office park that surrounds it, and the doorman wouldn't even confirm if DHS had an office inside.
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Getting In The doorman favors people over 30 in business casual attire, but basically anyone who wants a part of this throwback gets pulled in for $10.
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Which is probably why I felt panicked and nervous when it came to sauntering up to the digitized doorman who was glowering at me through my browser.
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I was coming out of my hotel and my doorman stopped me and asked me if I had heard about Prince and it just blew me away. Unbelievable.
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And as anyone that lives in a city knows, if you don't have a doorman or smart access system it's basically impossible to receive packages to your house.
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The 39-year-old actress covers the April issue of Women's Health, where she talks about amping up her workout routine for the upcoming action-thriller The Doorman.
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First it reminds us of the truly bonkers actual explanation for the murder in question: Archie's girlfriend's dad's doorman, who's actually a mob hitman for hire, did it.
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There, he continues shooting, killing Vernon Koenig, a 21-year-old church organist, and the Ramrod's 24-year-old doorman, Jorg Wenz, in addition to injuring four others.
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He allegedly told senior engineers to stop work to give office tours for various guests—including a nightclub doorman—and manipulated stock options to take advantage of employees.
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"I have multiple sclerosis, so the heat's no good for me," said Pascual Valle, a 63-year-old retired doorman who had just lost another game of dominoes.
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Hunting on the Upper East and West Sides for a pet-friendly building with a doorman and an elevator, they found only low floors and air shaft views.
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Bolsonaro later told journalists in front of his hotel in Riyadh that he was asking Justice Minister Sergio Moro to question the doorman again, according to press reports.
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When it's finished, Steinway Tower will offer residents amenities that include a 24-hour doorman and concierge, an 82-foot swimming pool, and an expansive shared outdoor terrace.
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The son of a doorman, he grew up in a housing project — the Linden Houses, in East New York, Brooklyn, which he recalls as scarily violent and dangerous.
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Banners on the tower proclaim luxury rentals at a building that includes an indoor saltwater lap pool, a bowling alley, a yoga studio and 24-hour doorman service.
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"Andrew has always treated me with respect," wrote John Colby, a doorman at the Manhattan apartment building where Mr. Caspersen lives with his wife and their two children.
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The 1860, cast iron and red brick building has a full-time doorman, and while the apartment has only two bedrooms, it is a whopping 2,392-square-feet.
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But he persevered, because he could make more money than at home, and eventually got a job as a doorman at a multi-story apartment complex in Tehran.
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Nick and Jonathan, who were both ordered by the doorman to turn their hats from backward to forward before entering, agreed that the Continental is very, very bad.
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In an attempt to sell the penthouse in a Chelsea building with loft-like residences but no doorman, he dangled two years of butler services as a lure.
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He's a lowly doorman who happens, early on, to let Captain Van Toch in to speak with his businessman boss — one small domino in the sea of dominoes.
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After struggling for a few minutes, I put my shoes back on, walked to the building next door and asked the doorman if he could please unzip me.
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Residents on Fifth Avenue parked their cars on the east side in view of the doorman, as on the park side guaranteed that it would be broken into.
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Four months later, the owner, Steve Mass, hired him as a doorman there — a job that lasted 21 months but that seems to have resonated for a lifetime.
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I receive a bunch of packages at the office since I try to have packages delivered to the office instead of my apartment (I don't have a doorman!).
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"And he started getting a lot of packages from DHL and FedEx" — or more often than not, as he didn't have a doorman building, a missed package notification.
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In Lincoln Square, three-bedroom, three-bath, 1,350-square-foot combination of two apartments in a 29-story, postwar co-op with a doorman and shared roof deck.
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In Midtown, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with a semicircular living room and views onto the Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden, in a prewar doorman building.
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Candles and bouquets were left outside Bowie's apartment building on Lafayette Street in Soho, New York, where the doorman told the Guardian no one knew he was sick.
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Dino Sajudin worked as a doorman at Trump World Tower in New York when he began hearing rumors about Trump's sex life, the Associated Press reported Wednesday evening.
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As his white friends were being ushered past the velvet ropes of the King Street West venue, the doorman stopped him and told him that he wasn't getting in.
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All listings deemed "Business Travel Ready" (BTR) feature free Wi-Fi, a desk, soap, shampoo, a hairdryer, an iron and check-in with a doorman (or a digital lock).
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Now 31, her career on the rise, Ms. Majok is spending a year "living like a rich person," she said, in a doorman building not far from Studio 54.
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"Several people in the lobby witnessed Ms. Singer's demeaning conduct and Ms. Taubes, with the assistance of a doorman, collected personal belongings of her overturned handbag," reads the suit.
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The first was in 2015, when Dino Sajudin, a former doorman at Trump Tower, told AMI that Trump had fathered a child with Trump's former housekeeper, according to Farrow.
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"I suddenly heard a very strong explosion and ran towards the street, but I retreated out of fear," said Mohamed Ismail, a doorman at a building near the explosion.
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A New York City doorman died while shoveling snow as he slipped and fell down a flight of stairs, crashing into a window that cut his neck, police reported.
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They are the type to leave their business card with your doorman if you aren't home, or go in for a formal handshake when they're meeting a literal baby.
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If ya missed it, Chanel claimed the reason she went nuts this week on the doorman at Poppy ... is because only "ignorant fools" like Danielle get attention these days.
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I took the 6 train uptown, to a building whose name you would recognize, and indeed the outfit convinced the doorman, and suddenly I was on my way up.
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As soon as the friendly doorman greeted us at the red-carpeted entrance, and I glimpsed the dimly-lit lobby, I knew I was in for a lavish treat.
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The two men rarely spent time at the start-up except, the court filing claims, to give tours of the place to friends, celebrities and even a nightclub doorman.
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Topped by a green canopy, the front door opens to a doorman guarding a hallway that leads to a light-filled lobby decorated with two couches and an armchair.
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In Jackson Heights, a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment, with large rooms, lots of closets and plenty of sunlight, on the fifth floor of a 1950s non-doorman building.
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Now we have the most recent deal -- $30,000 to a former doorman, Dino Sajudin, allegedly paid by American Media in late 2015 -- for a story that was never published.
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But she was heartbroken when her favorite White House doorman died, and she was deeply saddened when the actress Katharine Hepburn ended their friendship because of their political differences.
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To unearth the secrets of Quebec City, I turned to Richard Linteau, the avuncular doorman at the Château Frontenac who has worked at the grand hotel for 29 years.
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One day, though, the door was locked, so I put my laundry in a suitcase, changed out of jeans and into a skirt and went up to the doorman.
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Staying in the building allows a buyer to eliminate some of the unknowns that accompany moving — you already know how the board operates and whether the doorman is friendly.
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Daniel Jones: You wrote about an unexpected pregnancy with a man you didn't love or intend to marry, and how your doorman, Guzim, helped you through that difficult time.
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In that episode, Cristin Milioti plays a single New Yorker whose relationship with her doorman (the wonderful Laurentiu Possa) becomes the unexpected and occasionally irksome cornerstone of her life.
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Avedon once told me that, when they were in school, Baldwin had come to visit him at home and been instructed by the doorman to use the back entrance.
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Miguel Ureta, a doorman at the James New York-Nomad, a hotel on East 29th Street, said one set of tracks belonged to a bike that hit a woman.
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In Carnegie Hill, a 1,950-square-foot, four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath combination of two apartments on the fifth floor of an 11-story prewar doorman building.
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The Playlist A D.J. spins inoffensive, upbeat tunes from the likes of M.I.A. and Lykke Li. Getting In A doorman patrols the Orchard Street entrance, but table reservations are available.
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In Kips Bay, a 1,200-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment that functions as a two-bedroom, with two bathrooms and a wood-burning fireplace, in an Emery Roth doorman building.
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So Doorman started experimenting with making returns available to its $29 per month Gold Plan members last year, then rolled it out to all customers in the latest app update.
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Neither D. nor I can take off from work early today to pick them up from the airport, so they Uber to our apartment and the doorman lets them in.
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The environment itself was made by OrbX, a company that designs flight simulation scenery, but OrbX itself has voiced no objections so far and Doorman isn't affiliated with the company.
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Jorg Wenz, a 210-year-old Dutch immigrant working as a doorman at the Ramrod, died at St. Vincent's Hospital after an hourslong struggle by doctors to save his life.
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It wasn't his fault; his friend essentially grassed him up by asking, "Did you manage to get in with the weed?" within earshot of the doorman they'd just walked past.
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For most 21-year-olds, the most worrying thing in the world is wondering whether a doorman is going to let you into the nightclub on Saturday night or not.
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Luxury apartments and single-family homes start at around $7853 million, but $2785,2811 can purchase an apartment in a renovated building with a concierge and a doorman, Mr. Wojciechowski said.
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Then there are those who view light as an elemental need, one that trumps everything else, including location, closets, level floors, an elevator, a doorman and proximity to Trader Joe's.
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In Greenwich Village, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with 13-foot ceilings, striking metal-framed windows and a thoughtful renovation near the top of a 13-story doorman building.
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At the apartment building where members of the vigilante group lived, which is now known as the Forest Hills South complex, a doorman said he'd never heard of the incident.
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But she changed her mind as soon as she stepped out of the doorman building, thinking the two might need a mediator if they got into a confrontation, she said.
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On the Upper West Side, a two-bedroom, one-bath apartment with prewar bona fides, large rooms and a washer and dryer in a 1920s mid-rise with a doorman.
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In later years, Avedon recounted the time as students when Baldwin came to visit him at home on East 86th Street, and the doorman made him use the service elevator.
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On the Upper East Side, a roughly 1,850-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bath co-op created by combining three adjacent apartments, with two balconies, in a postwar doorman building.
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On the Upper West Side, a renovated three-bedroom, two-bath apartment, with large rooms, tall ceilings and restored prewar details, in a 1911 doorman building with an attended elevator.
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Mr. Poole, 40, a doorman and mechanic, and Ms. Gonzalez, 31, met in Puerto Rico 16 years ago when she came into an auto body shop where he fixed cars.
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In Murray Hill, a 825-square-foot, one-bedroom, one-bath apartment, with herringbone oak floors and a well-renovated bathroom, in a 1940 doorman building with a roof deck.
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Rejecting the world's most famous rock stars was a task the 25-year-old doorman was unable to do, he said, giving both men wide berth when they showed up.
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Getting in: Guarding the front door with praetorian precision is Wass Stevens, the former assistant district attorney, ex-boxer and longtime doorman, who has made and ruined many clubgoers' nights.
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Controlling for the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, they found that having a doorman increases apartment rents the most by far, adding about $260 a month to the base price.
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The doorman loaned him a spare key, but it must not have been the right one or something, because, though it slid inside the lock just fine, it wouldn't turn.
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I sneaked inside a hotel lobby, hid in the bathroom for 45 minutes, pretended to be a guest as I re-emerged, and had the doorman hail me a cab.
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El Comandante insists on an audience with God, and after much pleading, the doorman of paradise permits him to go talk to the Supreme Being... but only for five minutes.
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In Lincoln Square, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment, on the 12th floor of a 1924 Emery Roth-designed corner building with a grand lobby, laundry room and a doorman.
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Timberlake's home is also situated in a doorman building with a concierge, an attached parking garage with a private entrance, an on-site gym and fitness center and a private garden.
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The three-bedroom, 2½-bathroom apartment in the Williamsburg neighborhood, which appears to have been staged for the listing, takes up the top floor of an eight-floor, doorman-equipped building.
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While in college in the early 1980s, Rohrssen had worked intermittently as a doorman at Magique, a Midtown East club that opened in the wake of Studio 54's initial closing.
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Well, according to real estate research firm MNS, the average cost, as of February 2016, of a no-doorman studio in 11 of Manhattan's neighborhoods are cheaper than WeLive's private studio.
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"You have to wonder about their priorities," says João Machado, a 69-year-old doorman, who because of backlogs waited nearly six months for a prostate operation normally done within weeks.
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Instead of continuing to follow their conversation, the camera shifts to a passerby, a patient doorman who puts up with wealthy and idiosyncratic tenants, and then briefly becomes the story's protagonist.
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An attorney for Dino Sajudin, who was employed as a doorman at Trump World Tower, told CNN that his client was "recently" released from his contract with American Media Inc. (AMI).
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And when American Media paid a doorman who alleged that Mr. Trump fathered a child with an employee, a company executive ordered reporters to stop investigating after speaking with Mr. Cohen.
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Soccer quickly fell by the wayside and the aggression led to a violent confrontation with a doorman at an Oslo nightclub, which accelerated his descent as he began misusing other drugs.
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As usual, drivers were double-parked around the building, an idling black moat, though Johnson had snagged the spot in front, Carlos the doorman hustling ahead to open the back door.
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Working Lives CHICAGO — If the entrance of a hotel is its own sort of stage, then few actors have commanded one quite like Gary Sykes, head doorman at the Thompson Chicago.
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In Rego Park, Queens, a two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath apartment with an eat-in kitchen and space for a home office, in a postwar, part-time doorman building.
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Here are portraits of some of them, including an Algonquin D.J. (that's Cory Whiteduck, above), a Muslim leader, the doorman at Quebec City's grandest hotel and a well-known detective novelist.
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They kept their apartment in a high-rise doorman building in NoMad the first year they owned the house, but every Sunday they would get cranky about returning to the city.
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But another doorman at a different Park Avenue building, who also requested anonymity, said it was specifically his tenants' preference for virtual services that has all but eliminated his tip income.
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Her building in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn doesn't have a doorman, but when she visits the nail salon she sometimes finds herself embarrassed not to have cash for gratuities.
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In Midtown East, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with tall beamed ceilings, mullioned casement windows and built-in bookcases, in a prewar building with a doorman and live-in super.
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In the Gramercy Park area, a sunny studio apartment with one bathroom, an updated kitchen and space for a discrete sleeping area, in a 14-story postwar building with a doorman.
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The 16-story building between 94th and 95th Streets, a block away from Riverside Park, has a 24-hour doorman and cameras in the front and the rear of the building.
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Hogben, who is now mom to a 12-year-old girl, told the NYT in a recent interview that her friendship with the doorman, Guzmin, has carried over a decade later.
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" Cristin Milioti, "When the Doorman Is Your Main Man" Most romantic thing a person can do: "Human to human, the best thing we can do is to listen to each other.
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Terence Monahan, the chief of patrol, said the doorman, Miguel Gonzalez, 230, was shoveling snow in front of 73 East 27rd Street when he slipped and fell through a glass window.
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The group claims that the payment to the doorman was made to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election, and was therefore an illegal in-kind payment to Trump's campaign.
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Lopez did concede to prosecutor Joan Illuzzi that it was possible Weinstein could have snuck in when a doorman was in the bathroom or possibly bribed one to let him in.
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In Midtown East, a 1,300-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with floor-to-ceiling windows, in the colorful Mondrian tower, a 1990s mid-rise with a doorman and concierge.
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The brick doorman complex will have 80 studios, 264 one-bedrooms and 15 two-bedrooms, all with washers and dryers, and many with balconies, said Sophia Valiotis, Alma's chief operating officer.
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"Peru is tired of the Fujimoris," said Modesto Guidiche, a 55-year-old doorman in Lima, who like many Peruvians has watched the family's dramas unfold publicly for nearly three decades.
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"This must be some kind of bar or something," said two middle-aged Greek women in sandals and sundresses on a late summer night as they passed the imposing doorman outside.
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Still, Mr. Gonsalves, an associate real estate broker at Halstead Property, learned his lesson when he returned home after Thanksgiving weekend to a pile of eight boxes and a grumpy doorman.
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" NEW: Trump doorman Dino Sajudin releases statement: "I was instructed not to criticize President Trump's former housekeeper due to a prior relationship she had with President Trump which produced a child.
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In the weeks leading up to her disappearance, Slusser shared pictures of her life in New York and invited friends to visit her apartment, which she said had a doorman, LeVan says.
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In Hell's Kitchen, a renovated one-bedroom, one-bath apartment, with a new kitchen and bathroom and a sunny living room with space for a dining table, in a 1940s doorman building.
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The building will also have a 24-hour doorman and an array of amenity spaces, including a fitness center, a children's playroom, a residents' lounge, a rooftop lounge and a bike room.
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At a place where a cursory ID check is usually as tight as security gets, the doorman was now stationed outside, checking bags and frisking customers before letting them through the doors.
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On a recent Tuesday evening in SoHo, under a flag recently unfurled, the doors of Raden opened, provided you had the right name to drop to the forbidding doorman stationed before them.
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The 2015 essay is Ms. Hogben's story of how she formed a bond with her Manhattan doorman, Guzim, as a young woman dating in New York who ultimately became a single mother.
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"I told her I really needed a doorman building nearby," said Ms. Osei-Osafo, who was willing to downsize from a one-bedroom to a studio to live in a new building.
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Meyers shared a photo of the New York Fire Department personnel who arrived and thanked them, as well as the New York Police Department, their midwife, family members and their building's doorman.
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This will further disincentivize cops and their bosses from acting, which is good if you live in a building with a vigilante doorman or robust private security, but bad if you don't.
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From the moment Ms. Trott was found, the police said they had focused their investigation on a resident of the 93-unit building, which has surveillance cameras and a 24-hour doorman.
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In Murray Hill, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with tall ceilings and deep closets, on the second floor of a mid-rise, prewar, doorman building with a shared rooftop and gym.
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Roger Johnston, who became a Manhattan doorman in 2004 after working on Wall Street for 31 years, blamed not just the cashless society but also the general economy and cost of living.
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On the Upper West Side, if you ask the doorman if they have an old manual elevator, he will invite you in to see it and maybe even give you a ride.
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Mr. Leibowitz, who was now unattached, came home late one night and started a conversation with his doorman, John Maldonado, with whom he began opening up about wanting to find someone special.
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He was insistent about everything: that people apologize, that he bring hot tea to his evening doorman, that deodorant and body spray are one and the same, that I drink more water.
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Brooklyn | 1 bedrooms, 1343 bath This 755-square-foot condo has hardwood floors, 10-foot ceilings and an open kitchen with stainless-steel appliances in a postwar elevator building with no doorman.
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In Chelsea, a one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath, 1,058-square-foot apartment with 9½-foot ceilings, in a 10-story 2008 doorman building with a gym and shared outdoor spaces.
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Instead of a gruff doorman with a clipboard outside a cocktail bar, visitors can expect the warm welcome, conversation and personality inherent to Ireland's best pubs at this new generation of bars.
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Brooklyn | Studio A 525-square-foot, postwar unit that has one bathroom, a windowed kitchen with stainless-steel appliances and three closets in a non-doorman building with a live-in superintendent.
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He wanted to buy in a prewar building that felt "neighborhoodly," he said — something that was not too formal but had a full-time doorman, since he is single and travels frequently.
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On the Upper West Side, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment, with tall ceilings and a massive paned window overlooking treetops, in a 1905 Gothic-style co-op building with a doorman.
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In Woodside, Queens, an 1,100-square-foot, two-bedroom, one-bath apartment in a non-doorman building with a laundry room that is part of a co-op complex with shared amenities.
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Everyone I met from the chef concierge to the housekeeping staff (who I literally saw laughing and dancing in the hall through my peephole!) to the doorman, was sincerely friendly and attentive.
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While it's hard to imagine ever wanting to leave the opulent oasis, the River Lofts building also boasts a fitness center, a bicycle room, garden, on-site garage and a 24-hour doorman.
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And when American Media paid a doorman who alleged that Mr. Trump fathered a child with one of his employees, a company executive ordered reporters to stop investigating after speaking with Mr. Cohen.
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"I never gave them permission to use it," said Jeroen Doorman, who first posted the image as a thumbnail for a Flight Simulator X video on YouTube, the apparent source for Trump's tweet.
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Rebecca Blacker, a licensed real estate broker at Warburg Reality, said that all incoming packages in her Upper East Side building were logged by the doorman into BuildingLink, a property management software program.
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The original hypothesis was that Mr. Hughes went out drinking after he got back from Cleveland because the doorman at his apartment building, reported smelling alcohol when letting him in around 210 a.m.
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Before he took the doorman position 18 years ago, Mr. Santorelli worked in the building as a porter and handyman for 10 years, enjoying the opportunity to tinker whenever he had down time.
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Somewhere in the middle I managed to get dumped, lose my debit card, and spend six hours either slumped on the floor or trying to protest my sobriety to an increasingly irritable doorman.
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In Forest Hills, Queens, a recently renovated one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with large living and dining areas and elegant archways between rooms, in a prewar complex with a doorman and fitness center.
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The present-day music and entertainment in the alley's lounges can run risqué; at Skull's Rainbow Room, the "French night" the bar's doorman mentioned to me turned out to be a burlesque show.
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In Turtle Bay, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment, with updated wood floors and high beamed ceilings, in a prewar co-op with a part-time doorman, laundry, and a shared roof deck.
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Ng doesn't miss an opportunity to linger over a minor character, even those we meet for only a moment (the neighbor, the doorman, the bailiff) whose voices might otherwise be rendered in parentheses.
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" The next financial goal for Brooks was to earn enough to live in a one-bedroom apartment in a doorman building, which she was able to afford after a few seasons on "OITNB.
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We've also learned of an earlier payment from the same media company that paid McDougal: $2000,2130 to hush up a former Trump building doorman who claimed he knew about a Trump love child.
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The first snow-related death was reported in New York City when a doorman shoveling snow on the Upper East Side died after slipping and falling through a glass window, New York police said.
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While it's one thing for my doorman to be pro-Trump, it absolutely struck me as off-key that he was calling Clinton "evil" in front of residents who may have different political views.
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He went into contract in December on a two bedroom apartment with a pool, doorman and roof deck for a price in the ballpark of $1 million, just weeks after Amazon announced its move.
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He wasn't quite sure what he could afford, but was hoping for a one-bedroom apartment in Chelsea, preferably in a small, spartan co-op with few amenities — no elevator, no doorman, no dishwasher.
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As it did with the ex-Playmate, the Enquirer signed the ex-doorman to a contract that effectively prevented him from going public with a juicy tale that might hurt Trump's campaign for president.
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Modern Love In this episode of Modern Love: The Podcast, the "Saturday Night Live" cast member Cecily Strong reads the Modern Love essay "When the Doorman Is Your Main Man," by Julie Margaret Hogben.
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Our doorman, a schizophrenic Georgian Jew engaged from morning to night in intense solitary arguments, seems partial to us — perhaps he can sense kindred spirits — so he only nicely, never violently, opens the door.
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In Carnegie Hill, a two-bedroom, one-bath apartment with beamed nine-foot ceilings, a living room with space for a dining table and a renovated windowed kitchen, in a prewar non-doorman building.
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Ideally, she hoped for amenities like a doorman, an elevator and a laundry room, which she had when she first moved to New York and shared an East Village two-bedroom with two others.
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In Sutton Place, a roughly 1,100-square-foot, one-bedroom, one-and-a-half bath co-op that functions as a two-bedroom, thanks to a converted den, in a full-service doorman building.
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"If you're a middle-class kid, you can't afford it anymore," said Albert Blackwell, 60, a doorman in his 17th season as a fan, whose Game 2 ticket was a gift from a friend.
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In Gramercy Park, a one-bedroom, one-bath duplex that has a loft with a home office, a galley kitchen with white appliances and two private roof decks in a non-doorman elevator building.
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He turned to the doorman, Wolf—a 300-pound, six-foot-five, self-identified werewolf with silver claws on each knuckle and a penchant for howling and growling at random—and dapped him up.
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In April, the investment firm Charles Schwab filmed a short documentary about Mr. Henry, featuring his rise from a 19-year-old doorman to the chief executive of a successful mobile dry cleaning company.
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At 19603, Mr. Paucara, a doorman in El Alto, Bolivia's second-largest city, voted with the majority again, but that time to reject a 2016 referendum to let Mr. Morales seek a fourth term.
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The first snow-related death was reported in New York on Thursday when a doorman shoveling snow on the Upper East Side died after slipping and falling through a glass window, New York police said.
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The real miracle is that the lovely doorman finally gets a new phone after what must've been 15 years — he couldn't be more deserving, but I hope they gave him a nice cash bonus too.
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TV Globo reported that a doorman in a Rio de Janeiro gated community -- where then-Congressman Bolsonaro owned a home -- linked Bolsonaro's name to the 2018 murder of Rio de Janeiro City Councilwoman Marielle Franco.
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TV Globo reported that the doorman told police that former police officer Elcio de Queiroz, one of the suspects in Franco's murder who was arrested in June, entered the gated community hours before the murder.
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By posing as the man's nieces who have brought a birthday cake, Abbi and Ilana are able to walk right into his building and use the keys from the doorman to get into his apartment.
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The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom abode is located in a luxury building with a concierge, full-time doorman, courtyard and garage, and the space itself is all laid out on one floor.
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I get in line and no one seems to notice me except the doorman who shoots me a weird look when he checks my ID and sees I'm ten years older than my hyper compatriots.
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The women are just as good, with Ms. Michelle a particularly funny presence as Caufy's beleaguered but devoted assistant, who finds love with the doorman of Caufy's building, played with nice spunk by Nerses Stamos.
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About 20 miles away from the Drake home, in Manhattan, reporters gathered in front of a large doorman building on Greenwich Street — the home of Nicholas Francis Cleves, who was also killed in the attack.
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A satirical online article in the run-up to the referendum playfully 'quoted' facially-adorned head doorman Sven Marquardt as saying that if Brit's voted out, they would be 99% less likely to get in.
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Hudson Heights Co-op • $599,000 • MANHATTAN • 360 Cabrini Boulevard, No. 5A A one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with a renovated kitchen and nursery room, in an eight-story 1940s building with a part-time doorman.
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In Hell's Kitchen, a 1,890-square-foot loft, with two bathrooms, 12-and-a-half-foot ceilings and large, mullioned windows, in a mixed-use industrial conversion with a part-time doorman and roof deck.
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If the afternoon doorman doubles as your personal valet, frequently carrying shopping bags to and from your double-parked car, you should tip him more than someone who expects nothing more than a cordial nod.
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Hall's maternal grandfather, an African-American doorman living in Detroit, apparently passed for white when Hall's mother was a girl; Negga had been intrigued by Larsen's "strangely modern" novel ever since reading it years ago.
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In North Carolina, I was an arriviste; in New York, some part of me would always be a bumpkin, marvelling at the existence of "doorman buildings" and thinking the phrase "plus one" a little mean.
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Manhattan | Studio This 515-square-foot prewar condo has a sleeping loft, a tub in the bathroom, 14-foot ceilings and a kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, in a doorman building with a roof deck.
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Watch Broadly Meets Malala: VICE: One of the most interesting episodes in the second season is "New York, I Love You," which exclusively follows POC service workers—a doorman, a convenience store clerk, a taxi driver.
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While it is not clear whether Bezos will be able to receive drone deliveries on his expansive penthouse terrace, the building does have a full time doorman and cold storage -- to handle any Amazon Fresh deliveries.
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Sam asked for character refs and I probably sent them over 30 photos for the main animated characters (A4, Tommy Octo the Octopus Drummer, the Pearl Lion door guy based on that famous Berlin doorman, etc).
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Among their properties — many of which are centrally-located and come with fancy amenities like elevators, balconies, doorman service, and swimming pools — a certain number of units are allotted to lower-income and middle-income households.
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According to several residents, the deluge of complaints put Steve Hunt, then the building's concierge, in the awkward position of enforcing rules about non-residents' use of common areas, and acting as Bumble's de facto doorman.
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Two new reports claim that a former Trump building doorman was paid $30,000 for a story relaying rumors that President Donald Trump had fathered a child out of wedlock with an employee in the late '80s.
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At the very least, report these actions in writing to the co-op board and the managing agent, and demand that the board take steps to reprimand the super and the doorman and ensure your safety.
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FedEx, for example, uses the robots in several repair centers to deliver items to technicians; meanwhile, Crescent Heights' high-rise residential buildings use them to deliver groceries and packages to residents in place of a doorman.
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And, we're told Jussie's camp is especially upset at the Police Superintendent who claimed his wounds were self-inflicted, claiming Jussie didn't mention anything to the doorman as he entered his apartment building after the incident.
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In his acclaimed memoir The Mudd Club, Richard Boch, the club's one-time doorman and an artist in his own right, describes how a creativity-first mentality turned the club into a breeding ground for counterculture.
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Manhattan | 1 bedroom, 9163 bath This 800-square-foot, prewar co-op has nine-foot ceilings, herringbone-patterned floors, a kitchen with marble counters and a dining area, in a building with a part-time doorman.
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Manhattan | 1 bedroom, 1 bath This 779-square-foot, postwar condo has nine-foot ceilings, southern exposure, an open kitchen with a breakfast bar, and a washer and dryer, in a doorman building with a gym.
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Manhattan | 1 bedroom, 5833 baths This 900-square-foot, prewar co-op duplex has a walk-in closet, a kitchen with black appliances but no dishwasher, and two additional sleeping areas, in a non-doorman building.
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The limited-frills, non-doorman building also has low common charges, about $600 a month, another plus, said Mr. Papa, who moved in last month with his wife, Patricia Cury, 33, and their infant son, Matteo.
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The first of the bunch, and what many consider the first luxury project, opened in 22 at 2300 Eastern Parkway, an eight-story, 2409-unit rental with a part-time doorman from the developer Bluejay Management.
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He informed Dr. Sacco that the co-op board had sent him a letter stating that, to ensure building security, patients who did not sign in with the doorman would not be allowed into the building.
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The Times's Melissa Guerrero writes: From celebrating love found later in life to remembering a beloved doorman, the Modern Love column (and podcast and newsletter and anthology) is taking its treasured love stories to the screen.
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When she explains that it is not that unusual for people to send their laundry out or have packages delivered to their workplaces, many are happy to forgo the in-unit washer-dryer or the doorman.
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As they soon discovered, however, while they could leave their building in Kips Bay behind, the dormlike atmosphere was likely to follow them, as most Manhattan doorman buildings in their price range had a similar feeling.
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He receives a key to Berger's apartment from the building's doorman, though the rest of his clients' apartments are accessible via Rover lockboxes placed on apartment doors and window bars or attached to nearby bike racks.
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Adell noted that technically, Doorman customers can use the service for other types of shipping, not just returns — but returns are the most obvious fit for now, since you have to handle the packing and labeling yourself.
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The plus side to all this is the lockers are available 7/24, which means you'll be able to securely pick up your package anytime, and without some nosy doorman or concierge judging your peculiar shopping habits.
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While she's ready to part ways with the property and its amenities — the building comes with a full-time doorman, fitness center and bike and laundry rooms — the new owners are certainly getting the A-list treatment.
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She has photos, texts, witnesses, and filed a restraining order," Wright continued, adding in a separate tweet, "But no a neighbor asked a doorman and talked to TMZ and THAT is headline news and serves as 'evidence'?!
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The one-bedroom, about 750 sunny square feet in a 1911 apartment house with a part-time doorman, had just returned to the market after the prospective buyers had been turned down by the co-op board.
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It was during the performance of his song "Doorman" from the album "Nothing Great About Britain," which was nominated for the Mercury Prize, an annual award for the best British or Irish album of the past year.
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Also, while Ms. Merkel wins praise for her opposition to restrictions on migration, she quietly arranged it so that Turkey and other countries get paid to act as Europe's doorman, keeping refugees away from the continent's shores.
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Brooklyn | 3 bedrooms, 2 baths A 1,050-square-foot, prewar co-op with hardwood floors, a living room with a decorative fireplace, a formal dining room and a washer and dryer in a non-doorman, elevator building.
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You can also read my interviews with writers Ann Leary ("Rallying To Keep the Game Alive"), Terri Cheney ("Take Me As I Am, Whoever I Am") and Julie Margaret Hogben ("When the Doorman Is Your Main Man").
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The AP reported that the publisher paid a former Trump doorman, Dino Sajudin, $30,85033 for the rights "in perpetuity" for the unverified rumor about Trump's alleged affair and child with a housekeeper at one of his buildings.
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Dean Feldman spends so much time in the lobby of Schwab House, a co-op with some 600 units on the Upper West Side, that the uninitiated might easily mistake him for a doorman — or a vagrant.
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We first saw the module released in the US last year for Yale's Assure smart locks, but now the module is coming to Europe where it will work with Yale's Keyless, Conexis, Doorman, and Monoblock smart locks.
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The Times's William Neuman reports: A 38-year-old gay doorman with far-right backing won a bitter election fight last week to become president of the Metropolitan Republican Club, a bastion of the city's G.O.P. establishment.
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Everyone has that one thing they'll shell out a little extra for, especially in real estate — it might be location, a gym in the building, a doorman, or the ultimate city-living luxury: a washer-dryer in unit.
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Because you shouldn't have to worry about maxing out your credit card just to show your bestie, mom, dad, dog walker, doorman, co-worker, and oh my god the shopping list is long how much you appreciate them.
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In a series of chapters that follow the buying trip, we are given a close-up view of Mokhtar's triumph as he rents an apartment in the Infinity, the very building where he once worked as a doorman.
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And he hadn't relished the idea of returning to his previous living situation: occupying "a closet" in a Williamsburg, Brooklyn, share that cost so much he had to work nights as a hotel doorman to pay the rent.
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Behind the song's snarling punk melody is an E. M. Forster-like plotline, critiquing class division in Britain: Doorman, let me in the doorSpent all my money, you ain't getting no more wagesSure Sir, Sir, are you sure?
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"From colleagues at N.Y.U., to the woman who runs the dry cleaner's where I take my clothes, to the doorman down the street who always gives my dogs' treats, everyone just seemed so thrilled for me," he said.
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Brooklyn | 2 bedrooms, 2 baths A 784-square-foot, prewar co-op with hardwood floors, a living room with a bay window, a kitchen with soapstone counters, and a washer-dryer, in a non-doorman walk-up building.
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Brooklyn | 3 bedrooms, 1 bath A 1,250-square-foot, prewar co-op in a non-doorman walk-up building with fireplaces in the living room and master bedroom, a kitchen with granite counters and a private roof deck.
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On Prospect Park West, a two-bedroom, one-bath, 1,000-square-foot co-op with an eat-in kitchen and a foyer, in a 62-unit, pet-friendly elevator building with a part-time doorman and communal laundry.
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You can also read my interviews with the writers Terri Cheney ("Take Me As I Am, Whoever I Am"), Deborah Copaken ("When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist") and Julie Margaret Hogben ("When the Doorman Is Your Main Man").
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In front of Trump Tower, a uniformed doorman holding a window wiper politely asked a squad of rifle-carrying counterterrorism police officers to move away from the entrance so that he could give the glass a quick clean.
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Nelson Lopez, the residence manager, testified that there are meant to be doormen at both entrances to the apartment building at all times and that all guests would have to check in with a doorman to gain admittance.
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But after nearly 25 years, Ms. Ahrens and Mr. Costa, who married in 1989, decided it was time to move on, to an adult building — that is to say, a building with a doorman and reliable vertical transportation.
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Manhattan | 1 bedroom, 5473 bath A 900-square-foot, prewar co-op with a dining room with crown molding and French doors to a living room, and a kitchen with a window in a non-doorman, elevator building.
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It also included subletting and pet policies, lease duration and renewal terms, physical elements like windows, lighting, water pressure, outdoor space, air-conditioning and whether the building had an elevator or amenities like a doorman or a gym.
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Then we'd head to Nove de Julho, where Klaus's apartment was, on the fourth floor of a building with dark hallways and a doorman who resembled a zombie, sitting behind a little wooden desk on the ground floor.
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On Friday, Marc Held -- the attorney for Dino Sajudin, the former doorman -- said his client had been released from his contract with AMI, the parent company of the National Enquirer, "recently" after back-and-forth discussions with AMI.
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Reporters for the National Enquirer got a tip from Dino Sajudin, a former doorman of a Trump building, that Trump may have fathered a child out of wedlock back in the 2130s with a former employee of his.
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Mclean retired from unlicensed boxing in 1986 and made a new rep as "King of the Bouncers," scaring a generation of club goers during his stint as a doorman at the Camden Palace and Hippodrome nightclubs in London.
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Along with the announcement of the end of the unlimited plans, Doorman is teasing a number of new features the company has in the pipeline, including support for returns shipping, oversized packages, alcohol, on-demand, daytime, later cutoffs, etc.
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Unless you're living in a luxury high-rise with a yoga studio and doorman service, your apartment is probably fairly simple in design: bare off-white walls, hardwood floors (that are most likely just painted laminate), harsh overhead lighting.
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Homeowners, who are referred to as the "Trump family," can avail themselves of endless attention from a 24/7 doorman and "lifestyle concierge," an on-call chef, fitness trainer, nurse, and someone to care for their pets and plants.
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The doorman also reported that he heard Bolsonaro's voice on the phone, an account which was disputed after it was proven Bolsonaro was in Brasilia on the day of the murder, a fact included in TV Globo's original report.
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But this time, I noticed the entire staff was involved — waitresses, go-go dancers, my manager, the bottle hosts, the doorman, and every single busboy, all with flutes in hand, ready for the liquid glory to be poured out.
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Right now the service is limited to some customers in Manhattan and Brooklyn who are part of an eight-month pilot program restricted to buildings with a doorman, though that will soon expand and a waitlist is available now.
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In order to take a gander inside the building where, on March 17, 1996, club kids Michael Alig and Robert "Freeze" Riggs murdered Angel Melendez, I asked the doorman at the Riverbank West to see some real estate listings.
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A former Trump Tower doorman was reportedly paid $30,000 in late 2015 for his signing over the rights to a story about an unsubstantiated rumor that President Donald Trump fathered a child with a former employee, multiple outlets reported.
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In snow-blurred buildings lights are warm And calm and bright against the storm; The brightest window's ours, we bet, And if you haven't found us yet Our doorman, Edwin, will direct you (Or let our Escalade collect you).
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According to the complaint, police officer Paul Abel was working an unrelated off-duty assignment when he was informed of an incident involving "a Pittsburgh Steeler" who was threatening a doorman at a South Side bar called The Flats.
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Here are some of the people I met along the way, including an Algonquin D.J., the doorman at Quebec City's grandest hotel, a 227-year-old left-wing separatist leader, a 220-year-old conservationist and a detective novelist.
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And in November 24, AMI did that for Trump: The company paid a former Trump Tower doorman $22016,22018 for exclusive rights to his story that Trump had fathered a child with one of his employees, and never ran it.
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Mr. Struk said "we asked for extra manpower" as he and other police interviewed witnesses, including Mr. Kuperman and a doorman at the couple's apartment building, who claimed he took Ms. Durst up to the penthouse on Sunday night.
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Brooklyn | 1 bedroom, 1 bath A 453-square-foot condo with hardwood floors, a kitchen with a marble backsplash, and a balcony, plus a 228-square-foot rooftop cabana, in a 12-year-old doorman building with a pool.
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In Hell's Kitchen, a two-bedroom, one-bath duplex unit with parquet floors, a living room with solarium-style windows and a working fireplace, and a private terrace, in a doorman building with a laundry room on each floor.
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Brooklyn | 1 bedroom, 1 bath An 850-square-foot, prewar co-op with a combined living and dining room, a foyer with built-in bookshelves, and a pass-through kitchen with quartz counters, in a non-doorman elevator building.
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In Park Slope, Brooklyn, a recently renovated one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with windows in every room and a well-appointed kitchen filled with high-end appliances, on the fifth floor of a prewar doorman building on Prospect Park.
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In Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, a 400-square-foot co-op studio with a separate kitchen and bath, on the second floor of a 103-unit, 1953 elevator building with a part-time doorman, live-in super and laundry rooms.
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At Sel Rrose, where some evenings the doorman has to clear away Instagrammers from the entrance to let actual customers through the pink portal, Kristin Vincent, the owner, said she designed the paint job with social media in mind.
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Manhattan | 1 bedroom, 0003½ baths A 1,140-square-foot, postwar co-op with parquet floors, a dining area, a windowed kitchen and a master suite with a walk-in closet, in a white-brick doorman building with a gym.
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"This may seem like a large amount for just a doorman, but it makes sense as it is a good indicator that the building overall will be very nice and is likely in a more expensive neighborhood," RentHop reports.
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The building will have on-site parking and a 24-hour doorman, as well as a roof terrace with an outdoor cinema, grills and a large dining area, said Marci M. Clark, the director of marketing and communications at JDS.
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Migropolis also examines the experiences of Mbaye, a 39-year-old from Senegal who earned a degree in urbanism at a university in France before making his way to Venice, where he works as a doorman at a posh hotel.
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The Associated Press reported that after it found out that The Enquirer paid $30,000 to a doorman who said that Mr. Trump had fathered a child with one of his housekeepers, the paper's parent company threatened The A.P. with legal action.
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Latch won't share exact numbers with regard to units that currently have access to the technology, but a rep tells me, "Hundreds of non-doorman buildings in the New York area are able to receive smart deliveries using the Latch system."
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" GJ: "And I don't drink but he and his friends really wanted to get into this cool bar in L.A. and I knew one of the owners, so I got them in because it was like a bar with a doorman.
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Instead of working for the CIA, Simmons' jobs during that period included nightclub doorman, bookie, manager of a rent-by-the-hour hot tub business, mortgage broker and defensive back for the National Football League's New Orleans Saints, the statement said.
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Even when viewed from high up in a luxury tower, even after he has made it from doorman to entrepreneur, the promise of homecoming and America and capitalism is a lonely business, "so close," but always falling just short of fulfillment.
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The one-bedroom apartment features a home automation system, custom lighting and sound systems, in-unit laundry, a doorman, two storage units, and access to a shared rooftop deck with panoramic views of lower Manhattan, according to CORE Real Estate.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Justice Minister Sergio Moro said on Wednesday that he has asked the top public prosecutor to investigate a statement by a Rio de Janeiro doorman that links President Jair Bolsonaro to suspects in the murder of a councilwoman.
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In an interview with the Fader she recalls one of her first instances that soured her relationship with the public: "[The doorman] he said to me, 'Why did you do such a shit version of "Why Can't We Live Together?
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The apartment, in a large, full-service doorman co-op building in the West Village, "wasn't at all what he was looking for," said Ms. Curry, who suggested he look at a few one-bedrooms in smaller co-op buildings nearby.
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Using hyper-specific local data, like if a building has a buzzer or a doorman, or if there's parking on a certain street, Cleanly aimed to be able to deliver or pick-up laundry at almost anytime on any day.
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They're the organizers: the first people to submit their proxy for the co-op or condo board election; the first to volunteer for Halloween and holiday parties; the planners-in-chief for a gathering in honor of the retiring doorman.
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You can also read my interviews with the writers Ann Leary ("Rallying to Keep the Game Alive"), Deborah Copaken ("When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist") and Julie Margaret Hogben ("When the Doorman Is Your Main Man"), whose essays also inspired episodes.
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" That's when Taylor directed his venom toward the Asian bouncer, according to prosecutor Alistair Millarand who says things went from bad to worse ... "He said [to one doorman] 'your nose ring is gay' and 'you are a gay looking c**t.
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Zaher, who started working as a peddler and then became doorman at a school during his teens, became a shareholder of Estácio after the company agreed to buy Sistema Educacional Brasileiro SA, which he founded about four decades ago, in 2013.
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Reports surfaced Wednesday that the tabloid's parent company AMI paid a former Trump World Tower doorman $2000,22013 for information about a rumor that Donald Trump had a child with an employee in the 2150s, and then did not run a story.
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Reports surfaced Wednesday that the tabloid's parent company AMI paid a former Trump World Tower doorman $30,000 for information about a rumor that Donald Trump had a child with an employee in the 1980s, and then did not run a story.
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A New York City doorman has broken his silence about a rumor he sold for $22018,000 in 2015 that never saw the light of day: President Trump, he heard, had a love child with his "former housekeeper" in the 1980s.
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A New York City doorman has broken his silence about a rumor he sold for $123,000 in 2015 that never saw the light of day: President Trump, he heard, had a love child with his "former housekeeper" in the 1980s.
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On the Market 18 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In SoHo, a two-bedroom one-bath with five closets in the Charlton House, a pet-friendly doorman building.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - At an hour that Sama'an Farag usually spends leisurely sipping his morning tea, the doorman at the Mar Mina Coptic Church near Cairo found himself springing up to close the doors upon hearing gunshots and the sound of ricocheting bullets.
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There won't be any significant integrations with Jet's backend, besides the startup knowing if you live in a Latch building and prompting you to take advantage of this by ordering things that typically require a doorman or smart access system, like fresh groceries.
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But a troublemaking pint-size doorman, Sid, who is a Sidhe, shows up at her apartment one night with a cruel bargain: Emer can save her boyfriend from being hit by a car outside Nobu, where he is out flirting with another woman.
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On the Market 15 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Midtown, a one-bedroom one-bath with a decorative fireplace in the Rockefeller Apartments, a prewar doorman building.
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With Hudson River views and amenities that include a full-time doorman, concierge desk, a gym filled with the latest Life Fitness equipment and a pool that eventually got its own waterfall, they thought they'd found the perfect spot to raise their son.
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On the Market 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In the Greenwich Village, a loft with one bath and an upstairs sleeping area in a doorman elevator building.
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BRASILIA, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Brazil's Justice Minister Sergio Moro said on Wednesday that he has asked the top public prosecutor to investigate a statement by a Rio de Janeiro doorman that links President Jair Bolsonaro to suspects in the murder of a councilwoman.
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Sandwiched between the law office raid and the doorman allegations, the subject of Mr. Trump and "golden showers" jumped into the headlines with the publication of excerpts from the soon-to-be-released book written by the FBI director he fired, James Comey.
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In Harlem, a three-bedroom, two-bath condo with quartz counters in the kitchen, a living room with a balcony, a dining area with built-in banquettes and a guest bedroom with a Murphy bed, in a seven-unit, non-doorman building.
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I asked Matt Rogers, a comedian who is Mr. Yang's co-host on their podcast, "Las Culturistas," if success has spoiled his friend, who has moved into a one-bedroom apartment in a doorman building in the Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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Anderson Celius, a doorman on West 77th Street, said he asks cabs and Uber cars to pull in front of a fire hydrant so passengers can step onto the sidewalk without worrying that a bike might zip between them and the curb.
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The agent would not leave the delivery with a doorman or let them look inside -- and I had to show ID. The device features a voice-controlled screen designed primarily for video chatting with Facebook friends and doubles as an Alexa speaker.
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On the Market 14 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • On the Upper East Side, a one-bedroom one-bath with a washer/dryer in a pet-friendly, doorman building.
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"A lot of people will, de facto, be like, 'I need a Town Car,'" said Colin Perceful, a former doorman at the Muse Hotel in New York and the Four Seasons in Seattle, who now operates his own tour company, Totally Seattle Tours.
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The obnoxiousness of the doorman who makes you wait in line on the street while linen-clad, invitation-toting regulars sashay in ahead of you only confirms that this must be one of the innest clubs in town, since you can't get into it.
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When she cross-examined Annabella Sciorra, the actress who said Weinstein raped her in her apartment during the winter of 1993 or 1994, she asked why Sciorra had never gone to the emergency room, called the police, or confronted her doorman about letting Weinstein inside.
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And in Harlem, rents for one-bedrooms in non-doorman buildings rose 36 percent during the same period, to $2,149 a month, twice the 18 percent increase to $3,138 for Manhattan overall, according to an analysis of data provided by MNS, a real estate firm.
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In his memoir, Mr. Millar writes about enjoying a dual life as a doorman on the Upper East Side of Manhattan who worked nights in clandestine casinos around New York City as a croupier and a collector of cash for the Irish casino boss.
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It's early Mother's Day morning and we're sharing the near misses in our own books of genesis, like when her mother stood her father up for their first date, claiming she was too sick to see him via a note she left with her doorman.
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In a tsunami of bad news for the President just on Thursday, it was reported that the National Enquirer's parent company had paid off a doorman at one of his properties to keep quiet about a rumor that the President had sired an illegitimate child.
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"It's happening, but it's not quite there yet," said Marty Hanna, a broker at the Bedrock agency, as he gazed out a window at 103 Bushwick Avenue, a five-story non-doorman building at the corner of Decatur Street from Urban View Development Group.
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On the Market 19 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Greenwich Village, a loft with two sleeping areas, two baths and a terrace in the Renwick, a prewar doorman building.
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The Place On West 55th Street between Seventh Avenue and Broadway, Fishbowl is guarded by a doorman who directs patrons away from the Dream hotel's glossy lobby, down a curving staircase and toward a wood-paneled bar that suggests a rec room in a McMansion.
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So wide was the fame of the 11th-century Baghdad artist Ibn al-Bawwab ("son of the doorman") that his signature was routinely forged, as is the case with a Quran in the show that bears his name but was copied by someone else.
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It's easy to see why Tyler went berserk after moving in ... the building offers world-class amenities: a bowling alley, cigar room, adult tree house, 75-foot swimming pool, 24-hour doorman/concierge, dry cleaning, valet, wine room, theater room and golf simulator. Siiiiiiick.
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A study by RentHop, an apartment search website, found that the features that have the greatest impact on price in the 10 most populated metropolitan areas of the United States are: an elevator, a doorman, a washer and dryer, and a dedicated parking space.
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STEELERS ASSISTANT COACH PLACED ON LEAVE The Pittsburgh Steelers assistant coach Joey Porter was charged early Monday with assaulting a doorman and a police officer at a bar hours after the team's 15-12 win over the Miami Dolphins in a wild-card game.
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Read more: The National Enquirer paid a Trump Tower doorman for a love-child rumor in 2015 but dropped the story Federal prosecutors issued a warrant this week for communications between Trump and top employees at AMI, several of whom are personal friends with Trump.
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Returning back to her apartment, Prairie's let inside by the doorman who explains that three people have come looking for her: her boyfriend, a tall man with dark hair who is not her boyfriend, and a not-so-tall man with dark hair who's not her boyfriend.
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Occupation: Corporate Innovation ManagerIndustry: Management ConsultingAge: 30Location: Brooklyn, NYSalary: $303,000Paycheck (2x/month): $3,782.24 Monthly ExpensesHousing: $2,250 studio rental in a newly-furnished apartment building with doorman service and an in-unit washer-dryer All Other Monthly ExpensesSavings: $1,000 auto-transferred from checking to savings accountFamily Maintenance: $750.
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The passengers are businessmen running late to their dinners, too impatient to wait for an Uber; tourists laden with shopping bags going back to their hotels; an elderly man put into the car by a doorman who rides cross-town to the Museum of Natural History.
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In all three instances, Trump allies (Cohen in the case of Stormy Daniels; and AMI, which is run by his friend David Pecker, in the case of McDougal and the doorman) sought to snuff out a story that painted Trump's personal life in a negative manner.
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In the end, the baby is totally fine, but Arizona tells them they need to find a new Ob. In this episode's heartbreaking patient saga, a doorman brings in a resident from his building with a head injury, and he's obviously 100% in love with him.
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One of the possibly apocryphal stories that proliferate about Chanel and the Ritz is that, when said journey was about to take place, a hotel doorman would call ahead to maison Chanel for employees to spray the street with Chanel No. 5 in readiness for Mademoiselle's arrival.
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There were dozens of texts about when things could get delivered (my husband and I both work full time, and our building has no doorman) and then many more emails to reschedule when furniture delivery guys realized that there were two long, narrow flights of stairs.
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Blond-maned and nasal-voiced, Ms. Miles was in her mid-40s when she portrayed, briefly, a well-groomed, poodle-owning Upper East Side hooker (her building has a doorman) who manages to out-hustle Jon Voight's character, an aspiring prostitute himself, in "Midnight Cowboy" (1969).
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The wives of Mr. Blake and Officer Frascatore sat in the front row of the trial room as Mr. Fogel and Mr. Worth examined surveillance video of the incident and drew testimony from the officer, the tennis player and a hotel doorman who witnessed the encounter.
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The High End When Nicole Silver wants to book a yoga class in her new apartment building or notify the doorman that her cousin is staying over while she jets off to Thailand, she does not make a phone call, send an email, or leave a note.
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Knowing that my doorman would come to a conclusion I did not want if he went out through the front door, I told him that he had to walk down to the 27th floor, take the elevator to the basement and leave by way of the garage.
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On the Market 17 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Hell's Kitchen, a two-bedroom, two-bath condo with nearly 12-foot ceilings in an elevator building with a part-time doorman.
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On the Market 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In NoMad, a one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath duplex with 11-foot beamed ceilings and four small balconies, in a doorman building.
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When he visited home wearing expensive new clothes and other swag, they began to ask questions, and he told that that he'd gotten hired to be a doorman at a fancy, membership-only traditional gentleman's club—a well-paid gig that my then-roommate actually had.
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Yang says he and Ansari came up with the idea for "New York, I Love You" — which follows a doorman, a deaf bodega clerk, and a cab driver through their days in the city, with only brief appearances by the series' regulars — while planning season one.
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Yes it might have happened four years ago, and yes it might have been because the guy I was with spoke German, and yes it might have also been because he told the doorman that I was James Blake, but the point is I got in.
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For fashion obsessives who have waited hours outside their favorite designer's show pleading with the doorman for even a standing spot in the very back, it's clear what a major coup this could be for helping get fans up close and personal with all the latest runway looks.
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Her mother Hermione (Marisol Nichols) claims their apartment is the only piece of property in her name and not her corrupt husband's, but after getting a duffel bag full of money anonymously delivered by their doorman Smithers (Tom McBeath), it's clear there is more going on than Veronica realizes.
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The tabloid allegedly paid off at least two sources for stories it never planned to publish — a former Trump Tower doorman who claimed Trump secretly fathered a child in the 1980s, and former Playboy model Karen McDougal, who said she'd had a nine-month affair with Trump in 2006.
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It's the sort of spot where you can expect to stand up, ask your friends "WHAT?!" often, and be sized up by a doorman before entering, but the drink menu, which changes seasonally and is themed around anything from the Tarot to Chinese restaurants, is hard to fuck up.
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On the Market 15 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In the Financial District, a two-bedroom two-bath with a washer/dryer in the Fultonhaus, a keyed elevator building with a part-time doorman.
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Milton Nunes Sobrinho, 53, a doorman in São Paulo, credits the party with helping him obtain steady work; buy a used car; and move his family out of a rat-infested shack, thanks to a federally subsidized loan program that produced 2.6 million new homeowners over the past decade.
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On the Market 15 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Turtle Bay, a two-bedroom one-bath unit with a windowed bath, a wood-burning fireplace and four closets in a prewar doorman building.
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The youngest of 10 children in a family of immigrants from the Dominican Republic, Mr. De Leon has worked as a doorman at the same building on West 82nd Street for 31 years, has been married for 33 years and is the father of two sons and a daughter.
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COST $24,317 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Houlihan Lawrence _____ 900 Palisade Avenue, #2105, Fort Lee 10 WEEKS on the market $1,475,000 list price 33% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 3½ baths DETAILS A condo penthouse with Hudson River views in a doorman building with a rooftop pool.
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Like Mokhtar himself, however, the book loses focus for long stretches, following him from job to job in arduous pages that go nowhere until Mokhtar, working as a doorman at a luxury building, sees a 20-foot-tall statue of a Yemeni man drinking from a giant coffee cup.
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In the Columbia Street Waterfront District, a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment measuring a little over 1,000 square feet with high ceilings, numerous closets, recently renovated kitchen and bathrooms, and a living room facing a cobblestone street in a 1921 brick building with an elevator and 24-hour doorman.
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On the Market 16 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Park Slope, Brooklyn, a two-bedroom, one-bath duplex with a washer and dryer and landscaped garden in the Ansonia, a 70-unit doorman building.
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On the Market 16 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • On the Upper West Side, an alcove studio with one bath, maple floors and three closets, in a postwar elevator building with a part-time doorman.
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AMI sources told Ronan Farrow of the New Yorker last year that AMI had also paid $30,000 to a former Trump Tower doorman in order to shut down a story about Trump fathering a child with a former employee (Farrow found no evidence the story was actually true).
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There's Mr. Strickland (Joseph Adams) who's bringing his mistress home with him while his wife is away, a woman named Florence (Suzanne Hevner) who's attributed a lot of personality to her ill birds, and an endless stream of people who forcibly ignore the doorman greeting them day-in, day-out.
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TV Globo reported on Tuesday that on March 14, 2018, the day of the murder, the suspect told a doorman he was going to Bolsonaro's house, gaining access to a gated community where he met instead with another former police officer accused of murdering the left-wing politician Marielle Franco.
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The eight detainees, including a former plastic flower seller, named Bostan Karim, a "chokidar" or doorman named Abdul Zahir and a grocer named Obaidullah, were held over a variety of accusations ranging from being an al Qaeda and Taliban financier to being a member of al Qaeda bomb making cell.
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The officer intervened, saying he and the unidentified men grabbed Porter by the jacket in order to get him off the doorman, and it escalated: Officer Abel wrote that Porter, who is 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs about 260 pounds, grabbed him by the wrists and smelled of alcohol.
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The appraiser valued the apartment, with treetop views in a doorman building, for $75,000 less than the contract price, which meant the bank wouldn't give them as much money for the mortgage, so Mr. Kromer and Ms. Vo had to come up with roughly $35,000 to make up the difference.
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COST $20113,22011 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER William Pitt Sotheby's International Realty ____ 28 East 2214th Street, #12G, Yorkville 26 WEEKS on the market $379,000 list price 1% BELOW list price SIZE Studio DETAILS A 57-year-old co-op with parquet floors and custom cabinets in a doorman building.
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Okay actually Tiffany Haddish in traditional Eritrean dress is also good, bc the elderly doorman watching the red carpet with me LIT UP when he saw it, and left his desk to explain to me that this style of dress is from his home country and he finds the embroidery so beautiful... pic.twitter.
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Eight months before the company that owns the National Enquirer paid $150,000 to a former Playboy Playmate who claimed she'd had an affair with Donald Trump, the tabloid's parent made a $30,000 payment to a less famous individual: a former doorman at one of the real estate mogul's New York City buildings.
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Fredda Vladeck, the director of the United Hospital Fund's Aging in Place initiative, said that when she interviewed with the board of her current co-op, a former manufacturing building on Ninth Avenue and West 36th Street in Manhattan, the members were concerned that she was coming from a doorman building uptown.
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A doorman on duty at the building last week confirmed seeing security details outside, but said he wouldn't be able to determine if any visitors to the building were underage, suggesting at one point that a 30-year-old reporter standing in the lobby could be a teenager for all he knew.
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So Tomlin probably loved hearing that Joey Porter, one of his assistant coaches and a longtime contributor/conundrum for the franchise, had been arrested for assaulting a doorman at a Pittsburgh bar, resisting arrest, trespassing, and disorderly conduct after the Steelers beat the Miami Dolphins in the wildcard round at Heinz Field.
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What's Selling Now 125 Eastern Parkway, No. 4K, Prospect Heights 23 WEEKS on the market $349,133 list price 0% ABOVE list price SIZE Studio DETAILS A prewar co-op with picture-rail molding, dark-stained hardwood floors and a kitchen with butcher-block counters in a red brick non-doorman elevator building.
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On the Market 14 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Clinton, a studio with a Poggenpohl kitchen and a terrace in a postwar building with a 24-hour doorman, a live-in superintendent, a laundry and a bike room.
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On the Market 12 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • On the Upper East Side, a one-bedroom one-bath with a separate dining room in a pet-friendly prewar doorman building with a laundry room and a gym.
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On the Market 18 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • On the Upper West Side, a one-bedroom one-bath with a dining area in a prewar elevator building with a part-time doorman and a live-in superintendent.
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What's Selling Now 345 East 77th Street, No. 2I, Upper East Side 16 WEEKS on the market $289,000 list price 43% ABOVE list price SIZE Studio DETAILS A prewar apartment with two exposures, hardwood floors with inlays and a windowed bath, in a non-doorman elevator building with a live-in superintendent.
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Since the case of Atlantic Plaza Towers' proposal, DHCR has received one application for the use of facial recognition technology in a rent-regulated building in Corona, Queens, whose owner wants to install a "virtual doorman" that will provide several methods for entering the building, including facial recognition and a traditional key.
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If a library and Central Park views aren't enough to woo potential buyers, the ultra-lux 63rd floor apartment in the "white-glove condominium" also boasts a "serene master bedroom suite" with private dressing room, an "en-suite onyx bathroom and expansive closets," electric blinds, and a 24-hour doorman and concierge.
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It's really up to you whether you dress up like a sequined dragonfruit or just tie a jumper around your waist, whether you take a fistful of narcotics and shuffle along the dance floor like a sloth having a fit or spend your whole evening on the prowl, eventually going home with the doorman.
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On the Market 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • On the Upper West Side, a renovated three-bedroom two-bath with a washer/dryer, a wine refrigerator and contemporary finishes in a prewar elevator building with a part-time doorman.
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On the Market 14 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • On the Lower East Side, a one-bedroom one-bath with a balcony and central air-conditioning in the Norfolk Atrium condominium, which was completed in 2008 and has a virtual doorman.
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Only a few years older than I was, they were already married, which was unusual in itself, and they lived in an apartment that they owned, even more alien — a two-bedroom in a postwar, doorman building in Greenwich Village they had bought with money earned from well-paying paying jobs in fashion and advertising.
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There are whole swaths of New York City in which Peruvian chicken is as important a takeout dish as pizza or orange beef, neighborhoods in which the lacquered birds and their accompanying little plastic tubs of tangy green sauce are weeknight staples, where the delivery guy gets a year-end bonus same as the doorman.
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What's Selling Now 180 West 58th Street, No. 8F, Midtown 54 WEEKS on the market $1,497,000 list price 8883% BELOW list price SIZE 1 bedroom, 1 bath DETAILS A prewar co-op unit with parquet floors, coved ceilings and picture-rail molding in Alwyn Court, a French Renaissance doorman elevator building with landmark status.
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What's Selling Now 105 West 13th Street, No. 12B, Greenwich Village 22 WEEKS on the market $625,000 list price 2% BELOW list price SIZE Studio DETAILS A postwar co-op with one bath, an open kitchen with marble counters and stainless-steel appliances, and three closets, in a doorman building with a roof deck.
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COST $18,361 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Houlihan Lawrence ____ 3777 Independence Avenue, No. 9B, Riverdale 14 WEEKS on the market $580,000 list price 1% ABOVE list price SIZE 63 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A postwar co-op, with stainless-steel appliances and a terrace with partial Hudson River views, in a doorman building.
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What's Selling Now 23 East 36th Street, #10J, Murray Hill 12 WEEKS on the market $390,000 list price 2% BELOW list price SIZE Studio DETAILS A postwar co-op with parquet floors, a Murphy bed and an east-facing terrace, in a red-brick elevator building with laundry facilities and a part-time doorman.
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" If a topic comes up that drives me crazy, I'm either going to walk away or give a brief reason for why that kind of talk offends me — instead of seething at my doorman, I wish I had calmly told him how offensive it is to call someone who identifies as a woman "not a woman.
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Latch, a new keyless entry system from a two-year-old start-up with the same name, is being introduced at a range of properties, from a four-unit East Village walk-up to a 431-unit luxury doorman rental in Chelsea, managed by real estate firms that have invested in the technology, like Corigin and Pan Am Equities.
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What's Selling Now 141 East Third Street, No. 0003E, East Village 17 WEEKS on the market $1,100,000 list price 3% ABOVE list price SIZE 1 bedroom, 1 bath DETAILS A prewar co-op with beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, a galley kitchen, eastern exposure and three closets in a pet-friendly doorman building with a bike-storage area.
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On the Market 18 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In Lenox Hill, a one-bedroom, one-bath unit with a dining alcove, a kitchen with granite counters and a fenced-in, 200-square-foot terrace, in a postwar doorman building with a live-in superintendent.
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In the new documentary Miracle on 42nd Street, premiering at the Santa Barbara Film Festival in late January, some of the A-list former residents — and its former doorman, Samuel L. Jackson — open up about what it was like to live in the unremarkable tower filled with remarkable tenants, from the time it opened in 1977 to the present.
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The Associated Press is reporting that in early 2016 the National Enquirer paid Dino Sajudin, a doorman, $30,000 for the rights "in perpetuity" to a story he'd heard about Donald Trump's sex life: that the president had fathered an illegitimate child with an employee at Trump World Tower, a skyscraper he owns near the United Nations.
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COSTS $23,600 a year in taxes BROKERS Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty; Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 375 West End Avenue, #4B, Upper West Side TWO WEEKS on the market $1,675,000 list price 83% ABOVE list price SIZE 2 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A 1912 co-op with renovated baths, a washer/dryer and a part-time doorman.
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What's Selling Now 370 East 20103th Street, #C609, Upper East Side 14 WEEKS on the market $975,000 list price 1% BELOW list price SIZE 1 bedroom, 1 bath DETAILS A renovated co-op with Viking and Bosch appliances, and a Grohe rain shower head, in a 1960 high-rise with an elevator, a doorman and an outdoor rooftop pool.
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COSTS $1,53 a month in maintenance BROKER Corcoran Group ____ 69-71 South Oxford Street, #2D, Fort Greene 13 WEEKS on the market $895,000 list price 1% ABOVE list price SIZE 2 bedrooms, 1 bath DETAILS A condo in a non-doorman 4723 elevator building with hardwood floors, cherry cabinets, stainless-steel appliances, granite counters and a wood-burning fireplace.
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COST $1,790 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate _____ 321 East 45th Street, #7F, Midtown East 15 WEEKS on the market $345,000 list price 583% ABOVE list price SIZE Studio DETAILS A co-op with three closets, parquet floors and southern exposure in a red-brick postwar elevator building with a part-time doorman.
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The Enquirer reportedly decided the rumor wasn't true and released the ex-doorman from the contract after the 2016 presidential election after inquiries were made about the payment, according to the AP. Dylan Howard, the Enquirer's top editor and an AMI executive, said he decided the story "lacked any credibility" and decided not to run it.
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Most of the shows they hosted had ridiculously stacked lineups, and consequently, the staff also had to deal with a bunch of scalping and favor-seeking (a doorman at Mohawk told me that he woke up to 150 texts begging for tickets on Saturday), but lines moved quickly, capacities were enforced, and safety was maintained across the board.
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COST $31,068 a year in taxes BROKER Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage _____ 140 East 95th Street, #43A, Carnegie Hill 14 WEEKS on the market $995,000 list price 220% below list price SIZE 21 bedrooms, 2450 bath DETAILS An 2000-year-old co-op with three exposures, crown molding, and a subway-tiled bath, in a non-doorman elevator building.
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COST $12,988 a year in taxes BROKERS Weichert Realtors; Keller Williams Realty _____ 29 West 138th Street, #6G, Harlem 32 WEEKS on the market $550,000 list price 0% ABOVE list price SIZE 2 bedrooms, 1 bath DETAILS A six-year-old corner unit in an income-restricted Housing Development Fund Corporation co-op with a part-time doorman.
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What's Selling Now 431 Sterling Place, No. 1B, Prospect Heights 25 WEEKS on the market $799,000 list price 3% BELOW list price SIZE 2 bedrooms, 33 bath DETAILS A prewar co-op with a combined living and dining room, hardwood floors, and a walk-in closet in each bedroom, in a non-doorman walk-up building with a backyard.
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Richard Kind plays an actor who plays a doorman, and Broadway luminaries including Alex Brightman (School of Rock) and Renee Elise Goldsberry (who originated Angelica in Hamilton) join other actors to round out the cast of Co-Op, an ill-fated Sondheim-esque musical that is summarily canceled for bad reviews minutes into the cast album recording.
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What's Selling Now 140 East 95th Street, No. 4E, Carnegie Hill 12 WEEKS on the market $399,33 list price 3% ABOVE list price SIZE Studio DETAILS A prewar co-op with a bath, hardwood floors and an open kitchen with stainless-steel appliances and a breakfast bar, in a non-doorman elevator building with a roof deck.
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What's Selling Now 79 Barrow Street, No. 2B, West Village 54 WEEKS on the market $799,000 list price 10% BELOW list price SIZE Studio DETAILS A two-level prewar co-op with a bath, a lofted sleeping area, a windowed kitchen, a home office and an in-unit storage area, in a non-doorman elevator building.
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What's Selling Now 9 Barrow Street, No. 3H, Greenwich Village 25 WEEKS on the market $675,000 list price 6% BELOW list price SIZE studio, 23 bath DETAILS A co-op with an exposed-brick ceiling; a Murphy bed; and a kitchen with an under-the-counter refrigerator, in an elevator building with a part-time doorman.
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COSTS $13,470 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Houlihan Lawrence ____ 1885 Lexington Avenue, PH7B 28 WEEKS on the market $699,000 list price LESS THAN 1% BELOW list price SIZE 2 bedrooms, 1 bath DETAILS A five-year-old co-op with a foyer, a kitchen with recycled glass counters, and a washer and dryer, in a non-doorman building.
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In a scrum of people leagues prettier and infinitely better at aloofness, I stood outside a hallowed portal on the heady chance that a doorman would let me hand over a cover charge of $15 — a fortune for a college student like me — and grant me admission to Area, which was less a dance club than a sanctum.
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