The packages on doorsteps weren't mailed: Instead, they were hand-delivered and left on people's doorsteps, likely during overnight hours.
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I met strangers on their doorsteps and entered their homes.
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Some couriers leave packages on doorsteps, but this invites theft.
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I'm so excited for these to land on peoples doorsteps!
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About 55 million newspapers still land on doorsteps every morning.
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Restaurants that used to require reservations are delivering to doorsteps.
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The suspected bomber left packages with explosives on doorsteps overnight.
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LONDON — The bodies have been dumped on doorsteps with chilling regularity.
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World-class music resounds on our doorsteps in New York City.
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In the morning, bikes and electric vans haul them to people's doorsteps.
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The Galaxy S8 will start arriving on customer doorsteps later this week.
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All through the neighborhood, pavements and doorsteps glistened with brass shell casings.
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The science of extreme weather attribution brings climate change to our doorsteps.
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They wrap newborns up and leave them on doorsteps or in ditches.
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A tumbleweed-like grass is piling up on doorsteps in rural Victoria, Australia.
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At that point, the drones will deliver straight to people's yards or doorsteps.
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The subscription-based service delivers meals — a fixed $3 apiece — to customers' doorsteps.
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They took to leaving out food on their doorsteps, hoping the intruder would
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They were piling up in my mailroom and appearing on my neighbors' doorsteps.
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Trauma that once seemed so remote is now shared and on our doorsteps.
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Now FEMA workers are showing up on doorsteps and seeing the devastation themselves.
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So having a distribution mechanism that gets it to 800,000 doorsteps is good.
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At doorsteps, the 28-year-old kept descriptions of the tax short and sweet.
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Deliveries are not left unattended at doorsteps, however – Walmart requires a signature on receipt.
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Even 85% of packages shipped from abroad get to customers' doorsteps in a day.
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Either way, Islamist terrorists will not limit their aspirations to airports on their doorsteps.
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It must now contend with millions of small ones, piled high on America's doorsteps.
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What mattered to him was the quality of the pages hitting doorsteps that Sunday.
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She said that people tend to gather on sidewalks, often milling around random doorsteps.
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The first three bombs were packages left on doorsteps at people's homes that exploded.
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The high court takes fewer than 1% of the petitions that reach its doorsteps.
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In other neighborhoods, these extreme tides bring water all the way to residents' doorsteps.
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Mr. Begaye said loan sharks have started circling, leaving fliers on cars and doorsteps.
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Yet it mobilized roughly 100,303 people to share their stories on doorsteps around the country.
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Wing's drones deliver packages that weigh between two to three pounds right to customers' doorsteps.
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Tories are the most willing to canvass voters on their doorsteps and like delivering leaflets.
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The Bouqs Company delivers directly to customers, ensuring only the freshest flowers reach their doorsteps.
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Each year it ships more than 185 million boxed meal kits right to consumers' doorsteps.
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Yet they have traveled about 10,000 miles to arrive on American voters' doorsteps, and knock.
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Then the papers are off to the doorsteps, newsstands, college cafeterias — and into your hands.
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That means when conflict arrives on their doorsteps, they edge one step closer to death.
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Instacart delivers food from grocery stores to doorsteps, while FreshDirect delivers from its own warehouse.
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Those three blasts all happened after someone left explosives-laden packages on the victims' doorsteps.
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And the packages, often left unattended in lobbies and on doorsteps, are also luring thieves.
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Anthony Stephan House and Draylen Mason were killed when explosive packages arrived on their doorsteps.
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But it's meals brought to doorsteps throughout the nation that are changing how people eat.
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Yumi is fulfilling two current market fads — making organic foods and shipping them to customers' doorsteps.
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SPRAWLING on doorsteps, on café benches, inside hamams: stray cats and dogs are everywhere in Istanbul.
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Some residents appear trapped in their homes, sheltering on rooftops as floodwater washes past their doorsteps.
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After all, we're only a few clicks away from hot meals delivered right to our doorsteps.
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Supermarkets, clothing stores, restaurants, banks, hair salons, laundromats and a post office are at residents' doorsteps.
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Customers near Walmart's Xiangmihu store can now have groceries delivered to their doorsteps within one hour.
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These companies showed up on cities' doorsteps overnight, to the consternation of citizens and city workers.
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But smuggled and homemade liquor is widely available, with alcohol suppliers making deliveries to people's doorsteps.
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Will Europeans be willing to donate when they have [their own] refugee crisis on their doorsteps?
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As deliveries soar during the holiday season, packages left on doorsteps are easy targets for criminals.
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Once the sale is complete, Vroom delivers the vehicle directly to customers' doorsteps in the U.S.
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The big picture: Around a quarter of Americans had packages stolen from their doorsteps last year.
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And by the time October rolls around, they're all over supermarkets, farm stands, and front doorsteps, too.
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Six times a year, the service will send an exclusive, new, YouTuber-designed palette to subscribers' doorsteps.
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Amazon, which ships millions of packages a year to shopper's doorsteps, says it wants to be greener.
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With more than 3,000 cars for sale on the site, Vroom delivers directly to its customers' doorsteps.
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Although people legally own their doorsteps, knocking on doors is not trespassing, a Leicestershire Police spokeswoman said.
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The dolls made an appearance at SXSW, when they showed up on some lucky audience members' doorsteps.
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It acquired Whole Foods for $24.5 billion in August to help it deliver groceries to shoppers' doorsteps.
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Having all those things delivered to our doorsteps is convenient, but is it bad for the environment?
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Those thumbnails then materialize as physical copies on their doorsteps in a matter of days. Easy-peasy.
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DAYTON, Ohio — Politics has a way of landing on our doorsteps whether we want it or not.
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Starship makes a delivery robot designed to ferry food or items ordered online straight to customers' doorsteps.
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If we once discuss local issues on literature, social media or the doorsteps, we risk losing this seat.
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Meet Digit: Ford is testing a robot to carry packages from its self-driving cars to customers' doorsteps.
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The Reddit gift exchange, which involves around 60,000 participants worldwide, has brought gifts to strangers' doorsteps since 2009.
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The company is hellbent on flinging orders to the doorsteps of Prime customers as fast as humanly possible.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - United Parcel Service Inc wants to get beyond U.S. doorsteps with a new push into healthcare.
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There's his state-of-the-art software that pools the responses collected at thousands of doorsteps each day.
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The undecided Iowa voters they met on doorsteps or on the phone often commented on their unmistakable accents.
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"Living in Doncaster, I really don't have the facilities that other people have on their doorsteps," he explains.
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So healthy volunteers are signing up to go buy groceries and medications and deliver straight to their doorsteps.
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His first three bombs were hidden in packages that were not mailed but instead placed on people's doorsteps.
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Now, with a pandemic bringing impossible moral choices onto our doorsteps, its story feels more relevant than ever.
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Amazon ferries books and all manner of goods to customers' doorsteps, but doesn't deliver hot meals like Deliveroo.
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Yet even these operations are feeling overwhelmed by the growing inventory of household goods delivered at their doorsteps.
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Under the proposed bill, stealing packages from doorsteps would become a felony, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Granted, the goal is to successfully hurl newspapers at doorsteps and through office windows, which is so 20th century.
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But automation gets complicated quickly when you're aiming to deliver to the doorsteps of individual home and business addresses.
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Applications to build hospices are sometimes challenged by local residents who resent the presence of death on their doorsteps.
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Most major restaurant chains have partnered with one or more delivery platforms to bring their food to customers' doorsteps.
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The automaker announced Tuesday it's testing a robot to carry deliveries from its self-driving cars to customers' doorsteps.
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Namely, by ensuring that the ashes of those who could die as a result end up on Republican doorsteps.
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Apparently, the guy isn't only targeting her house, either—he's made similar deposits on her neighbors' doorsteps, as well.
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They came almost every morning and left milk on doorsteps, much like a paper boy would with a newspaper.
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According to AARP, some scammers even show up on people's doorsteps posing as Federal Emergency Management Agency damage inspectors.
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But the way VW and Daimler go about setting these operations free could bring activist investors to their doorsteps.
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Both Flex drivers and DSPs are contract workers who use their own vehicles to deliver packages to customers' doorsteps.
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Sleepy children stumbled to school along stone-paved paths while older people kibitzed on doorsteps of traditional wooden homes.
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They can no longer count on mystique and exclusivity to drive a steady stream of clients to their doorsteps.
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Just about every retail startup in the past few years has relied heavily on shipping packages to people's doorsteps.
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But, as I've found in my own town, people still will run up to doorsteps and steal packages anyway.
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Although its catalog business was losing money, it had given Sears a competitive advantage: direct sales to customers' doorsteps.
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It's like waiting for the damage to be done and kids turning up on your doorsteps and families being broken.
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The storm surge is propelled by anxiety that globalization has not brought citizens shared prosperity, just dangers to their doorsteps.
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Though deliveries are currently limited to North Carolina, the company is planning on bringing craft beer to doorsteps across America.
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USPS released a survey in October to gauge how Americans feel about the prospect of drones delivering to American doorsteps.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 22 - United Parcel Service Inc wants to get beyond U.S. doorsteps with a new push into healthcare.
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I don't know many of my neighbors, but I can tell you a lot about what's happening on their doorsteps.
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Of course, the alternative cannot be to ignore Turkey; the refugee crisis has moved the world's conflicts to our doorsteps.
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Other products U.S. health departments have warned about were easy to find online for delivery to New York City doorsteps.
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LONDON — The morning the news broke in August, the letters landed on a few hundred doorsteps here and across Britain.
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Amazon never saw delivering cold milk and fragile fruit to doorsteps as something for the masses, according to former employees.
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Thanks to Amazon and Seamless, we've all become accustomed to having everything — and we mean everything — delivered right to our doorsteps.
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Every day, UPS, Fedex, and DHL deliver about 37 million packages to doorsteps, front desks, and receiving docks across the globe.
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Earlier this week, a video that claimed to thwart thieves who took packages from doorsteps with a glitter bomb went viral.
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Instead, cardboard boxes were placed during the night on the front doorsteps of residences that had multiple family members, police said.
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After surviving the turmoil of refreshing, adding to cart, and purchasing with success, their lip kits never arrived at their doorsteps.
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In June, Amazon bought online pharmacy startup PillPack, which ships prescription medications directly to customers' doorsteps, for $1 billion in cash.
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With one click of the Dash Button for $4.99 each, Amazon Prime members can automatically order everyday essentials to their doorsteps.
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We've all read tales of dogs and cats that get lost only to turn up on their owner's doorsteps weeks later.
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Neither Little Baby's nor Pizza Brain endured any in-person harassment, and no armed pseudo-vigilantes showed up on their doorsteps.
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As the sea rises, hundreds of tidal creeks and marshes that thread through the region are bringing saltwater to people's doorsteps.
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"We will bring the pharmacy to our patients' doorsteps," Chief Executive Larry Merlo said on a call with analysts and investors.
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The company's rivals include HelloFresh and Plated, which ship boxes to customer's doorsteps with raw ingredients needed to cook home meals.
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It is on the doorsteps of everyday Americans, Europeans and Asians, and the best evidence shows it will get much worse.
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On weekends I would hop on the back of the truck, leave full bottles on doorsteps and pick up empty ones.
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The honor system usually prevails with the bakers' goods remaining undisturbed on their doorsteps until the shop owner opens for business.
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And Jeff Bezos, who's testing drones to deliver packages right to his customers' doorsteps, ought to pay royalties to Santa Claus.
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Iranian forces or allied militias are now basically on the doorsteps of Israel and Saudi Arabia, Iran's most important regional adversaries.
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The victims The lives of Anthony Stephan House and Draylen Mason were cut short when explosive packages arrived on their doorsteps.
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Companies that sell larger items — like Wayfair, Overstock and a raft of mattress startups — are increasingly shipping bulky items to doorsteps.
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Op-Ed Contributors Fate seems to have dropped a giant gift on the doorsteps of right-wing pundits and Twitter activists.
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It used its expertise in logistics to allow customers to order goods and have them on their doorsteps in two days.
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Apple's new iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max are arriving on doorsteps and in stores on Friday.
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Because the dishwasher ensures detergent gets delivered to their doorsteps, it allows owners to waste less time at the grocery store.
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The situation took a bizarre turn in September, when the accuser's alleged rape kit bag was delivered to her mom's doorsteps.
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And he's right about the obstacles, given renewed anxiety about the global economy and the growing number of migrants on Europe's doorsteps.
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With oil prices dropping it's clear that the region also had to diversity assets and also bring innovation back to their doorsteps.
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In the Al Jazeera broadcast, a reporter doorsteps Kenneth Peabody, the general manager of Global Plywood, at his home near San Diego.
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"More people want this to be shipped to their doorsteps in a sustainable way, and not the traditional way," Bockermann told Mashable.
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Now that the Galaxy S8 is starting to arrive on doorsteps, it's a good time to learn how to use Samsung Pay.
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Get it right, and public-transport networks will be extended to cover the "last mile" that takes people right to their doorsteps.
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Samin Nosrat joins us with a superlative article in the paper we delivered this morning to doorsteps and driveways across the nation.
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In addition to increasing military maneuvers near China's doorsteps, Trump appears to be using aid to counter China's influence in the world.
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I get it -- you can leave stuff on doorsteps -- just ring the bell and go, but this adds another level of safety.
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In each case, the victims handled packages that were left on their doorsteps and were outfitted with homemade but sophisticated explosive devices.
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Times Insider Meet the people who prepared the 16-page section — and a jam-packed single-topic front page — for readers' doorsteps.
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His bilingual advertisements showed up at their doorsteps, on the radio, at their workplaces, and online starting as early as June 2019.
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The ads, made by the Joey Company, feature couples kissing intimately on doorsteps and a pier, along with a female voice-over.
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Amazon did not immediately comment on the holiday performance of the van delivery drivers, who exclusively deliver its merchandise to customer doorsteps.
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On the ground: In many rural French areas, rolling fields of crops reach residents' doorsteps — along with the chemicals sprayed on them.
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What triggered several of the devices: Some of the packages left on people's doorsteps exploded at different times after they were discovered.
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It means realizing that our online orders do not magically appear at our doorsteps without human labor, without putting people at risk.
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Within half an hour, they had picked up two men for not wearing shirts and four others for drinking on their doorsteps.
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In his 10-minute video, we see several would-be package thieves meander up to people's doorsteps and abscond with the white box.
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"It's like waiting for the damage to be done and kids turning up on your doorsteps and families being broken down," he added.
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But, if humans are to be removed from the picture, that will also require a system for smoothly dropping off packages on doorsteps.
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Labor Day weekend – the first day of fall arrived at our doorsteps on Thursday morning wearing an oversized cardi and black skinny jeans.
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One of the biggest challenges comes down to the difficult logistics of sorting and transporting massive amounts of perishable food to people's doorsteps.
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It's difficult for women to keep strange men away when public officials are bringing them right to their doorsteps and into their communities.
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Publishing in print would mean designing newspaper pages, making plates for the presses, organizing delivery routes, driving trucks and dropping copies on doorsteps.
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Amazon is looking for deals that can speed packages to shoppers doorsteps regardless of spikes in consumer demand or shortages of delivery personnel.
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Doorsteps are constructed between rooms to ward off ghosts, and at night the faint red glow of lanterns light up the little city.
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But now three states — Wisconsin, Idaho and Virginia — have passed statewide laws permitting the use of robots to deliver items to people's doorsteps.
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Part of it was a warning: We will literally start dumping our dead on your doorsteps unless you get your fucking act together.
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Rather than bringing Purim baskets of triangular hamantaschen cookies to neighbors, one Westchester synagogue will now only leave the traditional packages on doorsteps.
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The first three were package bombings that detonated after the victims handled simple cardboard parcels on their doorsteps in northeast and east Austin.
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Earlier this month, the bombing suspect left packages with explosives on doorsteps overnight and rigged a tripwire to explode on a public trail.
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In my time here, not a day has gone by without a story of a grisly shooting, or body parts left on doorsteps.
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That spot, compiled by the "super PAC" supporting Mr. Bush, reached some voters at unthinkable expense: a digital video player, delivered to their doorsteps.
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The virtue of digital subscriptions is that they build a deeper relationship between readers and newspapers than when distribution meant throwing broadsheets onto doorsteps.
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The new online platform takes advantage of the shipping giant's existing delivery structure on the continent to get goods to doorsteps near and far.
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The first three devices were in packages that were left on doorsteps, but the fourth was triggered by a tripwire strung across a sidewalk.
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Some people are finding inventive ways to help, from delivering groceries to the doorsteps of the homebound to buying gift certificates from struggling restaurants.
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Old Navy is working with Postmates this holiday season so that shoppers can have their online orders brought to their doorsteps in a pinch.
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Thanks to Amazon, consumers expect affordable items at their doorsteps within one or two days, an expectation that has created havoc on city streets.
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The victims The lives of Anthony Stephan House and Draylen Mason were cut short when explosive packages arrived on their doorsteps in Austin, Texas.
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Today's the day when preorders for the new iPhones should start arriving on people's doorsteps, and the lines at Apple Stores are very long.
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Besides Amazon, Blue Apron's rivals include HelloFresh and Plated, which both ship boxes to customer's doorsteps with raw ingredients needed to cook home meals.
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" The University of Colorado Art Museum, using resources at its doorsteps, is showing "Documenting Change: Our Climate (Past, Present and Future), until July 20.
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One source familiar with the drone world said the unit has considered deliveries from one business to another, rather than depositing packages on consumer's doorsteps.
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Cassie's inventors have spun out a startup called Agility Robotics, which says it one day hopes to see their robot deliver packages to people's doorsteps.
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But as these packages pile up on doorsteps all over the world, a glaring issue has emerged: How do you recycle all those damn mailers?
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Amazon has applied for a patent for tailoring its fulfillment centers for a future where drones are delivering items to people's doorsteps in urban areas.
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No matter who you ask, the near-future of delivery seems to involve fleets of robots shuffling packages from stores, down sidewalks, and onto doorsteps.
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Customers place orders through the company and can have items from stores like Costco, Whole Foods, Kroger, Petco, and CVS delivered straight to their doorsteps.
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This is critical because controlling the infrastructure needed to quickly deliver packages to doorsteps is a key component of sustaining a monopoly in online commerce.
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The operation involved leaving dummy Amazon boxes rigged with GPS trackers on doorsteps equipped with Amazon-owned Ring doorbell cameras, which were provided to police.
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It does just that by shipping boxes filled with surprise assortments of merch and gear to the doorsteps of its subscribers, or "Looters," every month.
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The Ku Klux Klan also increased their efforts in 2018, according to the 97 recorded incidents of klan fliers being left on doorsteps or driveways.
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The small, buzzy aircraft have increasingly emerged in the skies above U.S. cities, dropping products including food and medical supplies at or near peoples' doorsteps.
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Here is our call to action: refugee children, whether on our doorsteps, or in remote borderlands, must be protected, sheltered and equipped for their futures.
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Instead, delivery drivers are leaving meals on doorsteps and orderers are texting their drivers pictures of where they want their food dropped off, she wrote.
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However, people across the country are encouraged to come out on their balconies or to their doorsteps or windows for 5 minutes at 5 p.m.
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Ten people had gathered below the building, and more people were jumping into the fracas from their doorsteps without actually coming out of their apartments.
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"We want to add talented team members to our Papa John's family across the country to deliver food safely to our customers' doorsteps," Boakye continued.
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Some of the space's leaders, living on the economic margins, say they are also there to challenge Australia's power brokers — right on their gilded doorsteps.
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Several package bombs left on doorsteps and some sent from a Federal Express office detonated in Austin, Texas, leaving two people dead and others injured.
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Members of Mr. Sharif's governing party, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, were jubilant on Thursday, with supporters handing out candy at the doorsteps of the courthouse.
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But today, Amazon has changed the landscape of retail, allowing customers to have nearly anything, from shampoo to refrigerators, delivered to their doorsteps within days.
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Two weeks ago, its Sheriff's Office ran a sting operation to catch porch pirates, thieves who swipe packages from Amazon and other companies from doorsteps.
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Amazon could leapfrog its competitors by combining that approach with its delivery prowess — bringing samples, and data-based ad targeting, to doorsteps in a visceral way.
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Yet, Amazon and Google clearly see the reauthorization bill as an opportunity to advance their goal of using drones to deliver packages from warehouses to doorsteps.
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Several package bombs left on doorsteps and some sent from a Federal Express office were detonated in Austin, Texas, leaving two people dead and others injured.
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The business of moving goods internationally from factory to factory and warehouse to warehouse requires many more capabilities than shifting items from local warehouses to doorsteps.
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As Amazon Prime subscribers grow more accustomed to two-day delivery, fewer shoppers are impressed by shipments that take any longer to arrive on their doorsteps.
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Packages get stolen off doorsteps and suspicious people might come to your door — or you just want to remotely let in a guest or service worker.
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With Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the holidays right around the corner, online shopping packages will soon be making their way to doorsteps around the country.
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The idea is to pass along the savings Wal-Mart would have pocketed by not having to ship items directly to shoppers' doorsteps, Lore told CNBC.
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It is about preserving public land in the center of the world's largest binational community at the doorsteps of one of the nation's most undeserved communities.
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Web retailers are dealing with products getting damaged by bad weather as well as the rise of so-called porch pirates, who steal items from doorsteps.
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This past weekend more than 50 people in Virginia awoke to find old tube televisions left on their doorsteps, sparking a bizarre mystery in Henrico County.
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DHL's app takes advantage of the shipping giant's existing delivery structure on the continent, able to get goods to doorsteps through its DHL Express courier service.
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The bomber, Mark Anthony Conditt, started by leaving package bombs on people's doorsteps, and then switched up tactics to send his packages through Fed-Ex facilities.
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But sending armed agents to the doorsteps of American companies could prove politically uncomfortable for Mr. Trump, who has portrayed himself as an ally to business.
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Both fires prompted the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people, some not realizing how dangerous the fires had become until flames arrived at their doorsteps.
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Much of the population is uncomfortable with having packages left on doorsteps, so 75% of orders are collected at lockers or pick-up points, Virin says.
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A number of companies have already announced large-scale hirings — such as Amazon and Domino's Pizza — to keep up with demand to bring goods to doorsteps.
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The difference on the doorsteps then and now could not be starker, according to one of survivors from that day, Fianna Fail Deputy Leader Dara Calleary.
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The difference on the doorsteps then and now could not be starker, according to one of survivors from that day, Fianna Fail Deputy Leader Dara Calleary.
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Bird may be limited to 300 shared scooters in a city, but it could deliver hundreds or thousands of scooters to customers' doorsteps, depending on demand.
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"He has jeopardized the lives of more than a billion people and brought the war in Kashmir to the doorsteps of ordinary Indians," Ms. Roy wrote.
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Drones are here, and they promise to change the world: beaming the internet everywhere, accelerating warfare, transforming televised sports, and, yes, shuttling impulse buys to our doorsteps.
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The team distribute the magazine nationwide -- leaving it on doorsteps and car windshields -- as an attempt to educate as many Ugandans as possible about the LGBT community.
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The timing makes sense, coming right around when lease renewal agreements for after April 2019, when the shutdown is slated to begin, have arrived at renters' doorsteps.
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Delivering to individual consumers' doorsteps is more costly than delivering multiple shipments at the same time to one location, as is the case for shipments between businesses.
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Amazon has also provided materials to police to conducting campaigns aimed at luring thieves to snatch Amazon-labeled bait boxes from doorsteps under surveillance by Ring cameras.
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Amazon, UPS and FedEx all rely on the U.S. Postal Service for the especially difficult and expensive job of taking packages from fulfillment centers to individual doorsteps.
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UPS is rolling along with its drone delivery program, working with partner CVS Pharmacy to deliver prescription drugs to customer doorsteps via its newly deployed commercial drones.
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The Kerala government has announced a second stage of its effort to manage mental health problems after disasters, aiming to bring psychosocial support closer to people's doorsteps.
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The Apple iPhone X launches on Friday, which means it's going to start arriving on doorsteps and in limited quantities for walk-in purchases at Apple Stores.
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There are the Hims ads, which suggestively feature cactuses, both standing and slumping; there are the Roman ads, offering to deliver such drugs directly to men's doorsteps.
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Millions of cardboard boxes arrive on urban and rural doorsteps every month, holding everything one needs to cook dinner, down to the rice wine vinegar and panko.
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The three parcel explosives in Austin detonated while a victim was carrying them, and not while the suspect or suspects was placing them on the victims' doorsteps.
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Investigators have found similarities between that device and three previous bombs, which were stuffed inside packages and left on residents' doorsteps, Austin Police Chief Brian Manley said.
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Civilians who cannot reach the city's main cemeteries have resorted to burying their dead wherever they can, at least until the fighting moves further from their doorsteps.
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Business Insider found the site where Amazon is building a giant factory to make internet satellites, and it&aposs right on Microsoft&aposs and SpaceX&aposs doorsteps.
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Two weeks ago in Lincoln, two people were arrested in a car stuffed with more than 30 packages that the police said had been swiped from doorsteps.
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Instacart bagged the Whole Foods delivery deal in 2014, elevating its brand with influential young consumers who want everything from groceries to sofas delivered to their doorsteps.
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The idea was to equip fake Amazon packages with GPS trackers and surveil doorsteps with Ring doorbell cameras in an effort to catch someone stealing a package.
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And it comes at a terrible time also, I&aposd add, for European partners who we are dealing with Brexit, the terror threat, Iran, Putin on their doorsteps.
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Common complaints as shared by the app's official Twitter feed include machine malfunctions, poll workers who don't ask for an ID, and excess absentee ballots spotted on doorsteps.
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They're instead ordering a steady stream of packages to their doorsteps, pushing e-commerce and logistics companies to keep up by adding trucks, jets and even air hubs.
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But it's not small – at 19.7″ x 15.9″ x 39.4″, it's designed for people whose houses have entryways or larger doorsteps, not for those who live in apartments.
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Google could soon make it rain with beer and pizza as they prepare to drone-deliver food from the skies to your doorsteps through the developing 'Project Wing.
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Uber could also do more to beef up its delivery business — specifically, getting goods to customers' doorsteps, added Russell Raath, president of consulting at management strategy firm Kotter.
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Cases of people who rely on on Lebanon's limited National Social Security Fund (only available for Lebanese nationals) dying on the doorsteps of hospitals are not uncommon either.
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Food will be left on doorsteps to lessen the risk of contagion for both volunteers and recipients, Tessa Clarke, co-founder of OLIO, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Despite the vast market on their doorsteps, a handful of Chinese luxury investors have been exploring a new market of their own in search of greater returns: Europe.
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Show up on people's doorsteps, and the recipe is simple: listen and offer compelling solutions and information that's new to them that they can connect with their lives.
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As vibrant arrangements of red, pink, purple, and white make their way to doorsteps across the country, millions will be coming from a single company: 1-263-Flowers.
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Some nearby residents said they were glad to see so much more biking in the city, even though it has brought more congestion and noise to their doorsteps.
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Gig delivery companies have been crucial to tackling one of the biggest challenges facing traditional and online food and product sellers: expensive "last mile" deliveries to customer doorsteps.
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These package-theft sting operations involve creating bait Amazon packages, using tape and boxes provided by Amazon, and putting the packages on doorsteps equipped with Ring doorbell cameras.
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And as communities across the country face this swell of death from heroin and pills, schools see the epidemic lapping at their doorsteps — killing friends, neighbors, recent graduates.
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Gig delivery companies have been crucial to tackling one of the biggest challenges facing traditional and online food and product sellers: expensive "last mile" deliveries to customer doorsteps.
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The operation involved equipping fake Amazon packages with GPS trackers, and surveilling doorsteps with Ring doorbell cameras in an effort to catch someone stealing a package on tape.
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They're death metal dandies who look as if they've just stepped out of a time warp leading straight to the doorsteps of 18th century Romantic poets like Percy Shelley.
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An Amazon patent application published online Thursday details how doorbell cameras might be used to identify when packages are stolen from doorsteps, and quickly alert neighbors and the police.
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Birth control can be very difficult for many to access and startups like The Pill Club or Nurx solve that problem by delivering the pill directly to women's doorsteps.
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This means more and more consumers are going to get used to having whatever they order on the internet show up at their doorsteps in 603 hours or less.
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According to data compiled by ShipCompliant/Sovos, which gathers data for the wine community each year, consumers spent roughly $3 billion on wine delivered to their doorsteps last year.
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While pumpkin puree may not be made of the perfectly round, plump orange pumpkins we're used to carving and putting on our doorsteps, that doesn't mean it's not genuine.
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In the early 2000s, the Ethiopian government began to train and employ thousands of women to do something incredibly important: deliver effective, modern birth control straight to women's doorsteps.
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In a video shared on Twitter, the group, known as Smash Racism DC, can be seen crowding around the doorsteps of the Tucker Carlson Tonight host's residence, holding signs.
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So I just think social media is bringing the conversation to people's doorsteps whereas before you had to go to the library, or you had to take a class.
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In a video, shared on Twitter, the group, known as Smash Racism DC, can be seen crowding around the doorsteps of the Tucker Carlson Tonight host's residence, holding signs.
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As residents of the Texas capitol became focused on packages left on doorsteps, the bomber struck again Sunday with a new method: a trip wire, which injured two people.
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The announcement that pre-orders are up to date is accompanied by a formal apology from Oculus: We want to apologize for the delays in getting Rifts to doorsteps.
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"Today, life for children in Yemen is a desperate struggle for survival, with cholera, malnutrition and the relentless violence constantly sounding a death knell at their doorsteps," she said.
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With no time to spare, the biologist started a citizen science campaign, asking residents of all ages to search their gardens, sidewalks, and doorsteps for suitable mates for Jeremy.
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"We will bring the pharmacy to our patients' doorsteps, with nationwide next-day delivery from our stores," CVS Chief Executive Larry Merlo said on a conference call with analysts.
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Purchasing ammunition typically requires no form of identification, is handed over with no questions asked and, in most of the country, can be ordered online and delivered to doorsteps.
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In other words, we should unleash the power of predictive analytics and bring it to the doorsteps of people who live in harm's way, even though they deny it.
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"We only ship to shipping addresses that match billing addresses along with a signed receipt of delivery so the packages are not just sitting on doorsteps," Mr. Martin said.
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"We are shipping around the clock from Arizona to our customers' doorsteps to help them feel more confident for those video calls and social distance selfies," Elizetxe tells us.
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" Cook said some of the more than 160,000 members of his group have been targets of "harassment campaigns," and that "police have actually showed up at my members' doorsteps.
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"Let them first repel the regime and its militias from the doorsteps of Idlib before trying to burden already suffering people," said Abdullah Sheikh, a trader in Atma town.
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City officials say the problem has become more visible as real estate development in formerly rundown areas has pushed the homeless to the doorsteps of the city's more affluent neighborhoods.
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These are people who leave bullets on the doorsteps of nice family homes, shoot up quinceañeras, and possess a murder room (as we see at the top of "Chapter Twenty").
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The application is the latest example of interest from Amazon (AMZN), and its home security brand Ring, to thwart neighborhood crime, especially "porch pirates," who steal ecommerce packages from doorsteps.
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"Despite the destruction at our doorsteps, we find comfort in knowing we have each other, neighbor helping neighbor, everyone sharing what they have and giving whatever they can," he added.
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The kingpin and his top lieutenant, who goes by the irresistible name of Variety Jones, talk constantly about the seemingly inevitable moment that FBI agents will arrive on their doorsteps.
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It launched in 2015 to facilitate women's access to birth control across the U.S. with a HIPAA-compliant web platform and mobile application that delivers contraceptives directly to customers' doorsteps.
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Several other companies, including Numan, Manual and Thirty Madison, have raised capital to support men with hair loss treatments and ED medications delivered to discreetly their doorsteps, among other products.
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At the twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the largest in North America, this how a third of the nation's consumer products find its way to our doorsteps.
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Asked about the future of NATO at the Washington Post, the businessman scolded other members of that Atlantic alliance for doing too little after Russia invaded Ukraine on their doorsteps.
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Asked at the Washington Post about the future of NATO, the businessman scolded other members of that Atlantic alliance for doing too little after Russia invaded Ukraine on their doorsteps.
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That is why Mr Tennant spends so much time on doorsteps opposing the decision to close the emergency department at the local hospital and touting the need for better schools.
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The bots themselves are expected to solve the last mile problem of getting food and packages to customers' doorsteps, while the vans will operate in a wider 10-mile radius.
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Four mailers landed on Republican doorsteps in Waukesha, Ozaukee and Washington counties — the so-called WOW counties that ring Milwaukee, where Republicans need to drive up turnout to succeed statewide.
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To some, the display of force and combat readiness, staged on Russia's doorsteps at a time of escalating international tension, was yet another worrisome example of creeping Soviet-era recidivism.
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So-called "porch pirates" — thieves who steal packages off people's doorsteps — have become an increasing issue as bad actors have sought to take advantage of growing demand for delivery services.
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Those are a few items that BattlBox, a subscription box service for doomsday preppers, has mailed to the doorsteps of its customers in handsome cardboard packages since launching in 2015.
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For years, the world's largest online retailer has promised that packages would be landing on shoppers' doorsteps via these small aircraft, but hype around the service has long outpaced reality.
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The swatting phenomenon, in which video game players lure SWAT teams to one another's doorsteps with false emergency calls, is partly the subject of this legal drama's Season 2 premiere.
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Doom Eternal, The Last of Us Part II, Resident Evil 3, Final Fantasy VII Remake, Cyberpunk 2077, Ghost of Tsushima are basically at our doorsteps, and I am PlayStation-less.
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But he is handicapped by having to run against Mr. Martin, who analysts describe as a gifted retail politician who loves nothing more than chatting with voters on their doorsteps.
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There's the person who dropped old television sets onto people's doorsteps while wearing one on their head, for instance, captured on a Nest camera, the Ring competitor owned by Google.
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Analysts often measure demand for smartphones in expected shipment delivery times — the more preorders that are made, the longer it will take for those orders to arrive on consumers' doorsteps.
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Known for their careening three-wheeled carts, they terrorize pedestrians and sometimes dump their packages on doorsteps and desks with the delicacy of a restaurant employee tossing out yesterday's leftovers.
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Instead, they automatically fly along fixed routes from warehouses to special landing pads in rural villages, where local contractors for the company then deliver the packages to the customers' doorsteps.
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Channing Tatum gave Saucey customers the surprise of their lives when he showed up on their doorsteps to deliver his new vodka, Born and Bred, over the weekend, Us Weekly reports.
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The launch is part of a partnership with San Francisco-based startup Robomart, whose vehicles will cart around Stop & Shop items like produce, convenience items, and meal kits to customers' doorsteps.
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A far cry from allotments and community gardens, urban farms occupy much bigger spaces; they can employ people, regenerate huge neighborhoods and give residents access to fresh produce on their doorsteps.
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Plot out an incident map and the points should surround the criminal like a doughnut (malefactors tend not to offend on their own doorsteps, but nor do they stray too far).
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After leaving notes on several doorsteps on the block where he thought she resided, he got a call from Ms. Land's mother, Stacey Turner, and an invitation to come meet her.
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New York-based Blue Apron, named after the uniform that apprentice chefs wear in France, delivers pre-packaged ingredients and recipes to subscribers' doorsteps for them to prepare meals at home.
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The Seattle-based company and the post office have an agreement in which mail carriers take Amazon packages on the last leg of their journeys, from post offices to customers' doorsteps.
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But Pokémon Go and other so-called augmented-reality games, which fuse digitally created fantasies with physical locations, have additional options, like charging businesses to direct game players to their doorsteps.
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Grasslands dotted with guanacos, a cousin of the camel, give way to sprawling steppes and forests, deep-blue waterways and majestic snow-capped mountains at the doorsteps of breathtaking ice fields.
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Letter carriers walking up to people's doorsteps are instructed to "politely ask the customer to step back a safe distance," and to ask for their name instead of requesting their signature.
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Surrounded by hostile neighbors, Israel has generally shifted to the right, and leftists are widely criticized as naïve and feckless about threats from Iran and its militant allies on Israel's doorsteps.
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Why it matters: The rise of retail giants like Amazon, Alibaba and Rakuten is driving consumers' demand for a constant stream of parcels to their doorsteps — delivered fast and for free.
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The 2000-hour Black Friday-like sales event is marketed to Prime members, meaning the millions of projected shipments destined for doorsteps will have two days or less to get there.
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One way the Tuscan city is fighting back against overtourism: a €500 ($555) fine for eating on the pavement and on doorsteps in front of shops, as reported by The Telegraph.
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On doorsteps during the general election campaign, even voters who described themselves as strong Remainers said they felt uneasy about the revoke policy, and that it was a step too far.
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Boxed, which sells bulk staples like toilet paper and pet food to shoppers' doorsteps, expects it may receive takeover offers from other retailers besides Kroger in coming weeks, the person said.
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TORONTO — He isn't running for federal office, but Doug Ford's name is everywhere in and around Canada's largest city: in local debates, on doorsteps as candidates canvas and in attack ads.
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Unlike the Rodney King beating or the 1992 uprising, the O.J. trial brought Los Angeles's boiling racial tensions to the doorsteps of white liberals who were comfortably ensconced in their enclave.
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Aside from the short pop-up shops in Los Angeles and New York City, Kylie Cosmetics fans were never able to try on Jenner's products until they made it to their doorsteps.
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America's great shopping malls are dying in droves and online retailers sell so much stuff they're building a new sort of private postal service to deliver all those goods to customers' doorsteps.
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Benjamí Villoslada Gil, GOIB's director-general of technological development, said the goal is to create higher-skilled, better-paying jobs than in the tourism industry, and bring digital advances to residents' doorsteps.
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Along the way, she was constantly explaining her mission to confused or intrigued or angry or inspired New Yorkers, who were forced to consider the possibility of the sea at their doorsteps.
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Now, according to AV Club, A24 has found an entirely new way to traumatize people with its new movie—namely by secretly leaving weird dolls on the doorsteps of Hereditary audience members.
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India's furniture market is largely dominated by unorganized retail and local vendors, and consumers are used to enjoying the comfort of made-to-order or fully assembled furniture delivered to their doorsteps.
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TOKYO — As North Korea conducted ballistic missile and nuclear tests and President Trump threatened fiery responses last year, Japan and South Korea feared the worst: a nuclear conflict on their front doorsteps.
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Likewise, citizens areas in the US that have not had their health care systems similarly ravaged could insist their governments protect them from out-of-staters bringing the virus to their doorsteps.
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This week, the restaurant will start selling bagel sandwiches in the morning, running a drive-through serving burgers and veggie melts for lunch and delivering dinner to the doorsteps of Seattle residents.
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Even as modern skyscrapers bring space to densely packed metropolises like New York, they darken their neighbors' doorsteps and raise quality-of-life questions about whether people have a right to sunlight.
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"Starting next year, residents of Culdesac Tempe will be able to live life from their doorsteps, rather than seeing it through their windshields," Culdesac CEO Ryan Johnson said in a prepared statement.
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But with e-commerce sales expected to eclipse $100 billion this year for the first time, according to research by Adobe, somebody has to deliver all those goods to all those doorsteps.
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With Halloween on the way, It costumes are bound to dominate, which means we'd better gear up to encounter lots of clowns at our doorsteps, except with bags of candy instead of donuts.
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Shares of online food delivery services GrubHub and Waitr Holdings jumped Tuesday after Amazon said it was shutting down its four-year-old rival service, which delivered restaurant meals to Prime members' doorsteps.
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It is also easier, says Ben Marcus, founder of AirMap, a drone-technology firm, because health-care deliveries typically happen between a limited number of fixed locations, not to and from innumerable doorsteps.
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It is also easier, says Ben Marcus, founder of AirMap, a drone-technology firm, because health-care deliveries typically happen between a limited number of fixed sites, not to and from innumerable doorsteps.
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At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Canadian appliance maker Danby is showing off its newly launched smart mailbox called Parcel Guard, which allows deliveries to be left securely at customers' doorsteps.
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Both Takeout Kit and Home Chef are responsible for fulfilling the orders and shipping them to customers' doorsteps, while Walmart earns commission and a referral fee, people familiar with the matter told TheStreet.
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Two of the largest, Blue Apron in America and Germany's HelloFresh, deliver boxes of pre-portioned ingredients and easy-to-follow recipes to doorsteps worldwide for a fee of around $60 a week.
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They've got data UPS, USPS, FedEx would love to have, after making billions of decisions about which carrier, which truck and which route each package should take to get to doorsteps the fastest.
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In particular, the fact that he returns the animals to the scene of their disappearance—sometimes returning weeks later to leave tails or other body parts on bereaved owners' doorsteps—indicates sociopathic qualities.
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Many, like the protesters in Lianyungang, are happy to have the power they need to run their air-conditioners but want to keep the unpleasant parts of the operation far from their doorsteps.
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Carless yuppies aren't going to lug bookshelves on the subway or in an Uber, if companies like Amazon or Wayfair can get them the same product delivered to their doorsteps at comparable prices.
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DHL Africa eShop takes advantage of the shipping giant's existing delivery structure on the continent, able to get goods to doorsteps near and far through its DHL Express shipping, tracking and courier service.
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In the first four weeks of testimony, witnesses have recounted bone-chilling stories about people being stabbed in the face, getting gunned down on their doorsteps and nearly having their heads blown off.
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The New York Times now has 1.3 million digital-only subscribers — and of course, the Times doesn't have to pay someone to drop a bundle of newsprint on these customers' doorsteps every morning.
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Kids carried the meal packages to the 60 or so senior citizens who live in the building, delivering the food to their doorsteps to protect the elders from potential exposure to the virus.
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This might include home monitoring of heart rhythms and blood sugar; diagnosing via telemedicine and iPad; delivering prescription medicines to doorsteps; and bringing medicine into the 21st century with online billing and payment.
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It is not the elderly members of Congress who will live with the havoc forecast by climate scientists, it is the young activists who are amassing on their doorsteps and in their offices.
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DoorDash, one of a multitude of start-ups with a mobile app that lets people order and get food sent to their doorsteps, relies on contract drivers like Brian Navarro to make the deliveries.
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With all the emphasis on Netflix shows and instant streaming, it's easy to forget that millions of people still use the service for its original purpose: to get physical DVDs delivered to their doorsteps.
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Amazon, the world's biggest online retailer, began selling plants last year, and direct-to-consumer start-ups like Patch and The Sill have cropped up, delivering leafy goods in pretty pots to doorsteps everywhere.
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Earlier in March, the company announced the launch of a four-wheeled autonomous delivery vehicle known as Domino's Robotic Unit (DRU) to deliver pizza to customers' doorsteps, but the service is still being trialed.
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In the spirit of Valentine's Day, Kim Kardashian has decided to make peace with her enemies — but they probably won't take it that way when a giant chocolate heart shows up on their doorsteps.
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The parcel select service, which is also used by United Parcel Service and FedEx, is the last and typically the most expensive step in the shipping process that gets the packages to customers' doorsteps.
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Parcel Guard's smart mailbox protects your packages from porch thieves Danby is showing off its newly launched smart mailbox called Parcel Guard at CES, which allows deliveries to be left securely at customers' doorsteps.
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We live in a world where books instantly appear on our e-readers, news travels far and wide, and just about anything can show up at our doorsteps in as little as a day.
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"I lived through the years of terror, during the times when our electricity was constantly cut off and the bombs were dropped on our doorsteps," said Mr. Basilio, whose father was a military officer.
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All of these state laws were passed with the support of Starship Technologies, a company that makes a rover designed to deliver packages, like food and retail items ordered online, directly to people's doorsteps.
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But participants had to go out and pick up the patches from the pharmacy, whereas e-cigs were delivered to their doorsteps — a difference that could have biased the results in favor of e-cigarettes.
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It is expanding across industries, too, striking a $2500 million deal to stream Thursday night games for the U.S. National Football League online and working to ship groceries to doorsteps from Whole Foods stores nationwide.
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Meanwhile, sneaker resale is a $1 billion market and growing, fueled by a cohort of startups making it easier than ever for sneakerheads to locate rare shoes online and have them delivered to their doorsteps.
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Thousands of dancing revellers snaked past the Bolshoi Theatre, where ballerinas had also been watching the match backstage, and up to the doorsteps of Lubyanka, the headquarters of the FSB, the successor to the KGB.
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Blue Apron, named after the uniform that apprentice chefs wear in France, delivers prepackaged ingredients and recipes to subscribers' doorsteps for them to prepare at home, a business model attempting to disrupt traditional grocery shopping.
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Ahead of the January 22017, 21.4 implementation date, in December, producers sold and shipped as much crude oil as they could, and those shipments showed up at their customers doorsteps over the next two months.
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Bezos has said Amazon will cut its use of airplanes as it builds more local warehouses and fills them with goods that it can deliver to customer doorsteps in one day, or even one hour.
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"This is the perfect storm of immigration that's coming to the doorsteps of the Republican Party, and they are not prepared," said Ali Noorani, executive director of the pro-immigration advocacy group National Immigration Forum.
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The first of those, from Acer, will begin shipping out to developers this month, with a phased rollout that will see developer edition headsets continue to arrive at partner doorsteps throughout the next few months.
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But participants had to go out and pick up the patches from the pharmacy, whereas e-cigs were delivered to their doorsteps — a difference that could have biased the results in favor of e-cigarettes.
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At least 300 employees might be reporting into work during each shift and facilities are usually bustling with activity, as workers pick and pack a flurry of items that are sent out to customers' doorsteps.
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Researchers discovered their behavior after nearly a decade of studying them from floating bases, braving the same conditions that put flood waters at the doorsteps of more than 10,000 people living in the Mamirauá reserve.
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The recent walkout is also an escalation of labor tension at Amazon's growing network of last-mile delivery centers, which are smaller warehouses where workers prepare packages that are then sent out to customers' doorsteps.
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In October, USPS released the results of a survey gauging how Americans feel about the idea of drones carrying parcels to American doorsteps, showing more Americans like the idea of drone delivery than dislike it.
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While companies like Amazon and Alphabet continue to press forward with plans to get drones to deliver items bought online to people's doorsteps, in Dubai officials from the federal transportation authority are much more ambitious.
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But as much as we appreciate the technology (it truly is seamless, isn't it?), the people we really owe it all to are the folks that deliver our precious orders to our doorsteps safe and warm.
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Copies of the alternative guide were first distributed last Friday, May 11, during a protest organized by Decolonize this Place (DTP) on the Whitney's doorsteps as part of the group's Nine Weeks of Art and Action.
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Hungry Harvest, a startup service that delivers "recovered produce" to consumers' doorsteps, has created a series of "ugly" fruit and vegetable emoji meant to get people thinking — and typing — about our preoccupation with aesthetically pleasing food.
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The idea was glorious: To get revenge on thieves swiping packages off doorsteps, ex-NASA engineer Mark Rober built parcels with a pound of glitter and fart spray that burst out when the lid was lifted.
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In response to Amazon packages being stolen from people's doorsteps, police departments around the country have set up sting operations that use fake packages bugged with GPS trackers to find and arrest people who steal packages.
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Manhattan Milk, a small distributor in New York City, evokes the days of the milkman, delivering glass bottles of grass-fed, organic milk from dairies in the region to doorsteps as far away as Greenwich, Conn.
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The 2508.4,26,683 total subscriptions include customers who receive ink-and-paper editions on their doorsteps and driveways and the close to 268 million who are digital-only customers for the core news product, the company said.
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This holiday season is expected to bring more packages to shoppers&apos doorsteps than ever before, with consumers increasingly purchasing goods online and retailers like Walmart and Amazon offering the cheapest, fastest shipping options in history.
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Washington Protesters walked along Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House to the US Capitol to "deliver a clear message to the doorsteps of President Trump, members of Congress, and the courts," according to a Facebook event page.
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Arts organizations that find themselves in the advance guard of gentrification, or with the evidence of displacement on their doorsteps, must learn how to conduct their business in open solidarity with the concerns of their host community.
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Yet despite the city's abysmal global rankings, working people from all over Pakistan still flock to the city — only to end up on the doorsteps of the rich, sometimes as modern slaves, sometimes as freelance trash pickers.
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But he mostly doesn't go much farther than his own backyard and to the doorsteps of people like Gwen Olsen, a former sales representative in the pharmaceutical industry who has already been quite vocal about prescription abuse.
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No, it's not freshly brewed pumpkin spice lattes you're sensing — it's the scent of all the hot-off-the-presses Neiman Marcus Christmas Books being shipped off to land on 750,000 doorsteps across the country this year.
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British police and intelligence agencies might soon be able to get private data by going straight to the doorsteps of American companies like Google and Facebook, if a new bilateral deal between the two countries goes through.
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From California to Florida, liberal activists are bringing the fight to the doorsteps of GOP lawmakers, marching on the streets of their hometowns and making legislators' lives miserable as they attend meetings and town halls with constituents.
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The cooperative bank, that started in India's second largest red light district in 2007, offered fuss-free banking services to sex workers, collecting cash deposits from their doorsteps and even welcoming homeless girls to open savings accounts.
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Last week Amazon said it would buy grocer Whole Foods Market Inc for $13.7 billion, an aggressive step into the brick-and-mortar retail world and potentially a strategy for getting products to urban customers' doorsteps faster.
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Facebook's efficiency is partly because software products don't require humans at as many steps of the production and distribution process as companies creating physical objects that need to be mass produced and delivered to stores or doorsteps.
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This new service not only helps to make delivery an option for customers who might not otherwise have considered it but it could help Walmart to prevent the number of items that are stolen from people's doorsteps.
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According to the BBB, the boxes had "highly recognizable" Kylie labeling, which proved irresistible to thieves who found the boxes either en route or on doorsteps and mailboxes ... and they somehow got inside and pilfered the contents.
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As storm surges push water levels up to a predicted 12 feet, the state's alligators — displaced from where they naturally lurk — will likely find their way to neighborhood driveways, under parked cars, and on top of doorsteps.
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It was a bright, clear afternoon on December 299, 0003, and the 2000-year-old had been at the wheel of the white Nissan since early that morning, racing to drop Amazon packages on doorsteps throughout Chicago.
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The Missouri Democrat paced the floor between the booths where volunteers were sitting, asking people who had spent the day bouncing between work and a garage and the doorsteps of strangers' homes what else they could do.
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She launched the UN's Equal Pay Platform of Champions on Monday, bringing together a group of high-profile advocates — including filmmakers, government leaders and soccer player Abby Wambach — to bring the issue of pay inequality to policymaker's doorsteps.
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Rober said he removed a minute and a half of the footage from the original video after learning that some of the "thieves" were actually acquaintances of the person he asked to help plant the packages on doorsteps.
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"Delivered right to subscribers' doorsteps, the Hasbro Gaming Crate subscription service makes it easy and convenient for families and fans to try new games," Jonathan Berkowitz, senior vice president of marketing for Hasbro Gaming, said in a statement.
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Brands like Snake River Farms and ButcherBox ship out dry ice-packed boxes of gourmet, high-quality beef (and pork and chicken) to doorsteps, but they're more than a convenient way to get your month's supply of meat.
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But while the company has seen a surge in customer orders in recent weeks and introduced an option for customers to have orders left at their doorsteps, workers have criticized the company for not doing enough for them.
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It was part of a research project NASA is spearheading — in partnership with the FAA — to develop an unmanned air traffic control system, which will be critical to figure out before drones can deliver goods to people's doorsteps.
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Those two simple acts have turned sinister in this capital city, as what the authorities said was likely a serial bomber used packages left on doorsteps and tripwires strung along leafy streets to hide and detonate homemade explosives.
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If you've been worrying that drones would be filling the skies over your head, dropping packages off day after day at your neighbor's house, leaving food on doorsteps or photographing your every move, you can relax a little.
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CreditCredit Consider the newspaper, the physical object, printed on processed wood pulp, shot upward on rollers at high speed as ink is applied, gathered and folded and bundled, dropped off at newsstands and bodegas or delivered to doorsteps.
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Blue Apron, which is named after the uniform that apprentice chefs wear in France, delivers its prepackaged ingredients and recipes to subscribers' doorsteps for them to prepare at home, a new business model attempting to disrupt traditional grocery shopping.
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We'd originally written about Modern Fertility last year, when it began selling a kit from its website that's sent to women's doorsteps and allows them to gauge their levels of eight different reproductive hormones by using a finger prick.
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We can tell you, though, that the reasons they gave seemed plausible, if not a bit humorous (the animals were hard to train, they didn't hold pizzas in the proper position, they didn't learn to stop at customers' doorsteps).
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However, the row over the false claim that he lost close friends in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster has cut through with locals, with questions about the UKIP leader's honesty cropping up time and time again on doorsteps last week.
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Across Europe, there was a widespread feeling that the health crisis flaying Italy for weeks had arrived at the doorsteps of its neighbors, and that the time for hoping the threat would somehow dissipate without sweeping intervention was over.
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In under six years, Amazon has created a sprawling, decentralized network of thousands of vans operating in and around nearly every major metropolitan area in the country, dropping nearly 5 million packages on America's doorsteps seven days a week.
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BEIJING — In 2013, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos used a 60 Minutes segment to demonstrate his company's newest innovation: a drone that he said would be capable of delivering packages to a customer's doorsteps within 30 minutes of an order.
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Before Prime launched in 2100, two-day shipping was virtually unheard of — now more than 2100 million people use the service, and they expect the things they order online to arrive at their doorsteps in 0003 hours or less.
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Not only is the company experimenting with driverless cars to deliver bread and produce to shoppers' doorsteps, but U.S. e-commerce chief Marc Lore recently said Walmart will find a way to one day put groceries right into customers' refrigerators.
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"Early on, before I worked out how to focus using lasers, I used to creep up onto some doorsteps and hold my iPhone in front of my face so that Kate, my partner, could lock focus," Blachford tells The Creators Project.
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Tis the season for a pile of packages on the front porch and the dastardly Grinches who pilfer them, so enter YouTuber and former NASA engineer Mark Rober who went to great lengths to punish porch pirates nabbing boxes off doorsteps.
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Shippers, retailers and restaurants are experimenting with robots, drones and self-driving cars in a bid to use automation to drive down the high cost of delivering gadgets, groceries and even cups of coffee the "last mile" to consumer doorsteps.
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Called Loop and announced at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday, it delivers products such as orange juice, shampoo and laundry detergent in reusable glass and metal bottles to shopper doorsteps and retrieves the empties for cleaning and reuse.
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Once it finds a buyer, it provides financing support through a number of lending partners, including CapitalOne and Ally, and delivers the vehicle directly to customers' doorsteps in the U.S. To date, the company says it has sold 250,000 cars.
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Related: Notorious Iranian General Makes Cameo as Iraqis Push to Retake Fallujah From the Islamic State "There are thousands trapped in Fallujah with intense fighting raging on their doorsteps," said NRC's country director in Iraq, Nasr Muflahi, in a statement.
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The Ebola outbreak was emblematic of some of the challenges of the health beat: getting people to care about an important global health problem before it shows up on their doorsteps, and doing so without fanning the flames of fear.
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After Huang and his friends sold Astro Ape to gaming giant Zynga, they decided to create something even bigger: a mobile app that would allow customers to buy warehouse-style goods in bulk and have them delivered to their doorsteps.
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Loop, to launch in May with projects in Paris and the New York/New Jersey/Pennsylvania area, will deliver products such as orange juice and shampoo in reusable glass and metal bottles to shoppers' doorsteps and retrieve the empties for reuse.
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"The agenda outlined in the agencies' reports will almost certainly bring unrestrained industrial energy development to the lands and waters at the doorsteps of America's national parks," said Mark Wenzler, the NPCA's senior vice president for conservation programs, in a statement.
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Taking small numbers of packages the "last mile" to shoppers' doorsteps and far-flung homes is more costly than delivering scads of envelopes and packages to office buildings - the latter of which has been the Memphis-based company's bread and butter.
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She links the taste of her perfectly brewed cup to the desalination plant that has brought potable water to the doorsteps of islanders, and almost erased the memory of the brackish tea she hurriedly swallowed down until a decade ago.
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The program is a potential solution to a growing problem Amazon faces as it handles an ever-increasing number of packages for customers all across the country: How to quickly get packages from its various package-sorting centers to people's doorsteps.
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The same research found that express or instant delivery isn't as popular in the City of Lights as in, say, Manhattan, but more than one in two online shoppers in both cities want their stuff shipped right to their doorsteps.
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We have been in the trenches and on the doorsteps working to build public support for Medicare for All, Wall Street reform, universal childcare, investment in public schools, a humane immigration system, ending mass incarceration, and a Green New Deal.
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He stumbled on, resting briefly on doorsteps, sneaking into stores for a little warmth, and, finally, when his strength was at an end, when he was ready to lie down and die, instinct told him to return to his old building.
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The investigation, published last week, spotlighted the ways in which Amazon has created a legal separation between itself and the drivers who carry its boxes and envelopes on what's known as the "final mile" of the trip to America's doorsteps.
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"It's not exactly tangible, it's a sense of expectation, a sense of hope, a sense of doabilty," Adams, speaking in Dublin's parliament, where he is a member, said of the feedback his party had received on doorsteps ahead of the election.
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Over five days, millions of lamps and candles will be placed on doorsteps and rooftops; prayers will be offered to Lakshmi, the goddess of prosperity; and fireworks will go off in the skies over the streets of nearly every town and village.
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You can also still access all of Deciem's brands' websites, including The Ordinary, and order from them, but fans who have recently purchased items from the sites remain in the dark as to whether or not those products will actually reach their doorsteps.
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With summer practically on our doorsteps, the bright and airy new additions under the H&M Home division are beckoning us to overhaul our living rooms, the place we'll surely be spending the most time cooling our heels with the AC on.
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UPS and CVS deliver prescription medicine via drone to US residential customers for the first time UPS is rolling along with its drone delivery program, working with partner CVS Pharmacy to deliver prescription drugs to customer doorsteps via its newly deployed commercial drones.
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Yes. We've gone from a place where scientists predicted change from invisible gases, to where we could visibly see the change in the polar region, to now seeing it on our front doorsteps from warmer days, shorter winters and rising sea levels.
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The Chinese foreign minister, Wang Yi, told his Russian counterpart, Sergey V. Lavrov, in a phone call on Tuesday that their governments should "not permit anyone to provoke incidents at the doorsteps of China and Russia," according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
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But the Peninsula, a sprawling five-star hotel near the Arc de Triomphe, has brought contemporary artwork almost to guests' doorsteps with its traveling Art in Resonance program, curated by Bettina Prentice and Isolde Brielmaier and newly launched in the French capital.
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Only Walter Van Beirendonck, the bearish Belgian designer and head of the fashion department at the Royal Academy in Antwerp, has taken matters into his own hands and set out to banish the dark spirits that have taken up residence on our doorsteps.
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A second investor said Smart & Final was always going to be a "tough sell" from the initial launch due to broader pressure on retail and heightened competition from e-commerce grocery providers that deliver directly to consumers doorsteps such as Amazon and FreshDirect.
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Those assistants — and they probably look a bit like robot dog walkers as they trot through the neighborhood — are currently the ones who are taking the packages out of the robot when they arrive at their destination and put it on the customers' doorsteps.
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As the 'mag crew' go door-to-door trying to convince anyone they come across to sign-up and give them money, "American Honey" shows the contrast between the lives of the youngsters and of the often wealthy people they meet on the doorsteps.
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But this feel-good Netflix movie focuses on positive news: In its fictional New York, an unknown person nicknamed Good Sam has been leaving bags filled with $100,000 on random doorsteps, and a young TV reporter (Tiya Sircar) tries to discover the individual's identity.
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Per the Washington Post, the bombing spree began on March 2nd and started with explosives being left on people's doorsteps in east Austin; it has since involved a sophisticated tripwire-enabled bomb on a residential street and an attempt to mail explosives through a delivery company.
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Enter Coterie, a nine-month-old, New York-based startup that was incubated with the help of the investment firm Female Founders Fund and that is assembling party kits that it's delivering to customers' doorsteps, for everything from birthday parties to baby showers to friendversary get-togethers.
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One particularly lively fault line in Westminster (albeit perhaps not on the doorsteps) divides those who would leave the EU to forge better relations with Anglophone and emerging powers on other continents from those who believe Britain's EU membership is a stepping stone to the wider world.
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Stuchbery, a former history teacher, has garnered attention online writing about how Far Right groups have been using social media to organize and crowdfund 'direct action' in the offline world, including by targeting immigrants, Muslims, politicians and journalists in the street or on their own doorsteps.
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In the opening stanzas of "To Climb or Not To Climb," the book's first poem, Mr. Drummond compares struggling to climb to language: If climbing is speaking a fluent body language, yesterday was all Greek to me … Feet stuttered on doorsteps of granite: a blank face.
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"As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Amazon and our network of partners are helping communities around the world in a way that very few can—delivering critical supplies directly to the doorsteps of people who need them," writes Dave Clark, Amazon's senior VP of Worldwide Operations.
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" In a statement, an Amazon spokesperson said, "the vast majority of our employees around the world continue to come to work and serve the people in their communities in a way that very few can—delivering critical supplies directly to the doorsteps of people who need them.
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To the Editor: Allow me, a mere four-wheeler, to address long-haul truck drivers: If not for you, we would not have groceries on our tables, fresh produce, home improvement products, building material, cars or packages on our doorsteps (just to name a few transportables)!
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It was triggered by a nearly invisible tripwire, suggesting a "higher level of sophistication" than agents saw in three package bombs previously left on doorsteps, according to Fred Milanowski, the agent in charge of the Houston division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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But then there is the kind where the never-not-creepy Daily Mail doorsteps your older sister at home in Texas and calls up your well-meaning uncle to sandbag him into revealing that your father went to prison in 2010 for participating in multimillion-dollar stock fraud.
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Ring, a doorbell camera company that Amazon acquired in April 2018, has been minting partnership after partnership with local law enforcement that would let consumers share security footage from their doorsteps with police through Ring's Neighborhood app to aid police investigations — though a customer must actively opt in.
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For a graphic on fast delivery fuels more Amazon Air flights, click here Bezos has said Amazon will cut its use of airplanes as it builds more local warehouses and fills them with goods that it can deliver to customer doorsteps in one day, or even one hour.
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In a radio broadcast claiming responsibility for the attack, it warned: "Let the crusader states know that regardless of how much they mobilize their security capabilities and tighten their procedures, they will not be safe from the strikes of the mujahedeen, which will continue to beat upon their doorsteps."
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Zipline's first distribution of medical supply packages will start in July—meaning a startup will begin drone delivery in Africa before unmanned Amazon vehicles drop any orders at doorsteps in the U.S. Though the UPS, Zipline, Gavi arrangement may sound pretty social venture, there are definitely commercial tech underpinnings.
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Forty years ago, at around 230 AM on a cold March morning, he was one of the first reporters on the scene to the bust of Operation Julie, wandering through the village as neighbors stood on the doorsteps observing the chaos, declaring they knew something was up all along.
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The Information says it has talked with numerous former employees who cite quality control issues as one of the company's biggest challenges over time — from silicone serving spoons that detached from their handles, to glass containers that arrived broken on customer's doorsteps and, in some cases, sliced their fingers.
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The wives and I never came to understand each other, really, but we allowed life to happen to us together, appearing on each other's doorsteps with children in pajamas after blowout fights with husbands, after pipes bursting and miscarriages and late night phone calls alerting us of casualties overseas.
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"We deeply value our employees and partners around the world as they continue to come to work and serve the people in their communities in a way that very few can—delivering critical supplies directly to the doorsteps of people who need them," the company said in a statement.
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Volunteers from out of state had so thoroughly saturated the phone lines in Iowa that senior leadership was forced to ask them to redirect their energies elsewhere -- to doorsteps, whether in Iowa or their own communities, and to contacting voters in other states looming on the primary calendar.
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The campaign says it has 11 offices, 250 staffers and had by Saturday reached more than 350,000 doorsteps -- talking to voters in and around Las Vegas, but also in the northeast, closer to Utah than California, in places like Elko, a city of around 20,000 off Interstate 80.
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Discount programs differ from police partnerships in three main ways: Ring and Amazon have helped local police around the country set up package theft sting operations—which involve creating dummy Amazon packages (using tape and boxes provided by Amazon) and putting these packages on doorsteps equipped with doorbell cameras.
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The company, led by CEO Marc Raibert, has made a robotic cheetah that can run 28 miles per hour, a robotic dog that it recently used to deliver packages to doorsteps in Boston, and most recently a massive legged and wheeled robot that can clear hurdles and walk down stairs.
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"Shoppers are more plugged in to where their food comes from than ever before, the Internet has brought quality produce to our doorsteps at the click of a button, pop up restaurants are showcasing the latest trends and exciting global cuisines are now as common as fish and chips," she continued.
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The years since the book's publication have presented a challenge to Crary's thesis: In 2200, a group of four men including now-CEO Philip Krim launched Casper, the company best known for "disrupting" the mattress industry with a retail strategy that involves shipping a tightly folded mattress to customers' doorsteps.
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On that Friday morning, Ms. Spaulding crisscrossed tree-lined streets in Clinton Hill, as brown bins for food waste and yard clippings clattered onto the doorsteps of unsuspecting homeowners, part of the city's efforts to meet its goal of offering composting collection to all households by the end of 2018.
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The union's parent organization, National Nurses United, is deeply involved in the 2020 race — endorsing Sanders, criticizing any candidate who doesn't embrace Medicare for All, and sending armies of members and supporters to phone banks and doorsteps in all 50 states to press for a House vote on single-payer.
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We get the answers we seek instantly, we keep up with friends without speaking to them, we get the news as it happens, we watch loops of videos an algorithm chose for us, we click once and get any product in the world delivered to our doorsteps in less than two days.
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But the e-commerce titan has a worthy opponent in Walmart, which has actually outpaced Amazon in the drone patent race in 2018 and 2019, per the FT. Amazon envisions using drones to make thousands of super-fast deliveries from warehouses that are on the outskirts of cities to doorsteps, skipping all the traffic jams.
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In a recent interview with Indian newspaper Economic Times (paywalled), the startup executives said they are not trying to get items instantly to customers but focus on recurring supplies that need to reach people's doorsteps at certain hours of the day, thereby mimicking how a traditional milkman and paperboy operate to lower delivery costs.
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For the past five years, the pair have been growing organic cut flowers from the Victorian walled garden at Elworthy's 15th-century home, Wardington Manor, in Oxfordshire, serving London florists such as Flora Starkey, and delivering bucket loads of blooms to customers' doorsteps (their book "The Land Gardeners: Cut Flowers" is out this month).
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At the World Economic Forum in January, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Nestlé, PepsiCo and other big global brands announced that they are teaming up on an effort called Loop, which will offer about 210 common household items — from Tide detergent to Häagen-Dazs ice cream — in reusable packaging, with refills delivered direct to consumers' doorsteps.
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Mindhunter's just-the-facts take on the early days of FBI profiling is absolutely mesmerizing, for how it explains the modern history of American crime-fighting and for how the straight-laced hero (well-played by Broadway star Jonathan Groff) follows his intellect and instincts to the doorsteps of some of recent history's real-life monsters.
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Casper is the online mattress startup that launched in 4493 and quickly became a social media phenomenon, with celebrities like Kylie Jenner showing off pictures of their new mattresses on Instagram and YouTube influencers posting "unboxing" videos where they excitedly pull a new Casper mattress out of a cardboard box after it arrived on their doorsteps.
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"If politicians like Speaker Dennis Bonnen think they can show up at the doorsteps of Second Amendment supporters and make promises to earn votes in the election season, they shouldn't be surprised when we show up in their neighborhoods to insist they simply keep their promises in the legislative session," he said, according to the Dallas Morning News.
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If the tax reform package does become law, Republicans will have gotten what they wanted: dump-trucks of money delivered to their wealthy donors' doorsteps, a set of fuck-you provisions that make life harder for Democratic constituents like student debtors, and a deficit spike that younger people, whom the GOP manifestly does not give a shit about, will have to eventually deal with.
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People who are homeless or incarcerated or so poor that they have no choice but to live crammed with 10 people in a one-bedroom apartment — they are all connected, through the supply chains that bring goods to our stores and doorsteps, through the underpaid jobs that keep our world spinning, through the very air we all breathe, to movie stars and politicians and me and you.
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The criticisms have raised many issues with the sculpture: its enormous size (80,000 pounds and 38 feet, including its base); the way that its price tag of over $4 million will be paid (through private donations, already secured); the choice of its location (the doorsteps of two major Parisian museums); and its lack of any specific relationship to the terrorist attacks that ostensibly inspired it.
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A strong majority of Scots voted to remain in the European Union and the SNP is fighting hard on the doorsteps to argue that only it, with a mandate to leave the U.K., can protect Scots from the effects of leaving the EU. Currently the SNP hold 2009 of the 220 seats but one prediction from polling guru John Curtice assesses that the December result could improve to 222 seats.
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The stores that remain open this week are those that deem themselves "essential" — grocery stores that feed, pharmacies that treat, shipping operations that deliver supplies to doorsteps, as well as a host of retailers serving the needs of newly homebound consumers: electronics from Best Buy; video games from GameStop; crafts from Michaels; home office supplies from Office Depot and Staples; home renovation supplies from Home Depot, Lowe's, and Sherwin-Williams; clothes from Dillard's; books from Barnes & Noble; and fabrics from Jo-Ann Stores.
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