The escalator is more powerful than you understand, and the escalator will always win.
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Additional data modeling proved correct: If everyone is moving the same speed (walking to the escalator, then not walking on the escalator), 31 more people would be able to get onto the escalator each minute. Convinced?
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To make it easier to navigate, the city built the Central-Mid-Levels Escalator, a half-mile escalator system considered the biggest of its kind.
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Developers have only 60 seconds on an "escalator" (like an elevator pitch...but on an escalator) to get one of the advisors interested in their idea.
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And then later the following year, Donald Trump came down the escalator riding the same — the same — he was No. 7 at the top of the escalator.
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Go ahead and march proudly up that escalator, and if your impressive stature wears out the parts, then we can just build a new escalator to replace it.
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This year, however, both escalator and de-escalator have been set at zero, a partial victory for those miners seeking the complete elimination of price participation by smelters.
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Up an escalator, through a parking garage, down another escalator and there, in the 105-degree sun, sat the T-Mobile Arena, where two supposed kings would supposedly collide.
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The right escalator is overflowing with students, whereas the escalator on the left (leaving the march) is occupied by a single adult gazing at the oncoming hoard of young activists.
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When the pipe struck the ceiling, it drove down onto her foot with such force it also caved in an escalator step, putting the escalator out of commission for a week.
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WHAT TO SEE The Mid-Levels Escalator is a marvel of urban infrastructure — the world's longest outdoor pedestrian escalator, which travels a half-mile from Central, the business district, up through SoHo.
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Wash or sanitize your hands after getting off an escalator.
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And there I was at the bottom of the escalator.
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Potatoes take a shovel escalator before ending up your plate.
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People were paid since he went down on the escalator.
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"It's more of an escalator than an elevator," he said.
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The footage shows him running up an escalator and stairs.
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The Detroit Escalator Co. - Fate (As A Chasm) [Peacefrog]41.
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This means that one half of the escalator goes unused.
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Grosjean passed an escalator and headed down a back staircase.
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When I can, I take them instead of the escalator.
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At the Jewish Museum in Berlin, they have an escalator.
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Blocking the escalator entrance were people gazing at their phones.
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The escalator led onto a floor of empty banquet tables.
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At the end of the video, a faceless escalator rider decides to take matters in his own hands and up and kicks the rat off the escalator, sending the rodent scurrying off in shame.
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Do you believe in elevator — or escalator, in this case — pitches?
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DÜSSELDORF, Germany — An escalator descends into a dense soundscape of birdsongs.
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The malltrix escorts us onto the escalator, her eyes seething scanlines.
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Some bystanders attempted to intervene, pulling others off the malfunctioning escalator.
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Waterfall on the escalator at Cleveland Park Metro west side pic.twitter.
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It all started with an escalator ride — and escalated from there.
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The lamp continuously disinfects the rails while the escalator is moving.
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Are you thinking about walking the wrong way on an escalator?
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He wheeled onto the escalator and held onto the hand rails.
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First, there's the initial "escalator pitch" to judges Gwyneth Paltrow, Will.i.
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Trump brought him the next golden goose on a gilded escalator.
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We traveled back up the escalator understanding the appeal of Target.
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Right at the bottom of the escalator was the bigger store.
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" Near the escalator, a voice cried out, "I know this guy!
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But under Trump, it resembles something closer to a down escalator.
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At Columbus Circle, they headed up the escalator to the street.
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I worked at an elevator/escalator company in the late '80s.
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Then it was up an escalator and out into the snow.
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HAMBURG — The escalator to the Elbphilharmonie moves at a snail's pace.
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She said she ran down a broken escalator with her daughters.
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Thankfully, no one was injured, as the escalator that the food cart fell down looked empty in the footage — although some guests appear to run out of the way as it approached the bottom of the escalator.
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Re-watch this video of the woman who falls into the machinery when an escalator falls apart or this video of a giant escalator at a mall unexpected slamming into reverse, sending shoppers hurdling towards the ground.
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So did it all begin with Donald Trump coming down the escalator?
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" Bach calls "buying a home is the escalator to wealth in America.
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But the best part of the trailer is the escalator pitch (sic).
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We were warned not to bump our tripod on the immaculate escalator.
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An escalator helps you ascend to higher ground more quickly and efficiently.
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As the trailer opens up, we see Scott floating down an escalator.
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Ever feel severe anxiety at the thought of touching grotty escalator handrails?
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In 2017 journalists sardonically reported the installation of the state's first escalator.
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Now if they'd just fix that damn escalator and those air conditioners.
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Surrounded by commuters, we boarded an escalator, heading down to the station.
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We traveled down the escalator to see what else we could find.
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"¡Adios, America!" came out two weeks before Trump came down the escalator.
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When Trump came down that escalator in June 2015, he was inconstancy.
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Escalator, cellophane, and laundromat have all lost their trademark status to genericide.
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A worker cleans an escalator in the Sendai railway station, March 21.
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According to CBS News, escalator handrails, at least in malls, are dirty.
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I admit, it is a kind of jumbo shrimp/down escalator situation.
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Witnesses said people on a packed escalator were trampled while escaping the fire.
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I told her I couldn't walk up the escalator because of my dog.
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So bottom line: Get on the escalator, stand wherever you want, don't move.
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Fortunately, this is not another attack ... but Disney better fix that escalator pronto.
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One example: Saudi Arabia's king never leaves home without his trusty golden escalator.
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A 10-year-old girl going up the escalator at Trump Tower. Sickening.
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The escalator was made by Xizi Otis, one of the country's largest manufacturers.
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Escalator and elevator testing at the 72nd Street station was also behind schedule.
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By the escalator there was a directory, registry kiosk, and phone-charging station.
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Reading it is like riding an escalator up through a giant department store.
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He came down that escalator and ranted about Mexican rapists and she swooned.
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You may be aware of Kleenex, Velcro and ChapStick, but what about escalator?
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One crucial escalator wasn't completely installed; another was in and out of service.
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When she saw Mr. Lindgren walking down the escalator toward her, something shifted.
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As we descended the escalator to the new station, we were both excited.
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Reading it is like riding an escalator up through a giant department store.
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"I got involved when Trump decided to go down that escalator," she said.
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There are other kids that are going the wrong way on an escalator.
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It's from the Quaker Rubber Corporation, which made the rubber for escalator railings.
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The items for sale there include Trump Bath Crystals, Trump Body Butter, and Trump tennis balls, as well as a T-shirt that says, "Shut the Fake Media Up." Goldhagen rode an escalator to another escalator, then another to another.
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Fun fact: Angel Tube Station has the longest escalator in the London Underground system.
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Since the moment he descended on his gilded escalator, the nation has been transfixed.
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Donald Trump rode down his golden escalator to announce his candidacy about 11 a.m.
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There's the showrunners' decision to put candidates on an escalator while explaining their businesses.
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This escalator mishap is the latest in a string of similar accidents in China.
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What they weren't told was that they'd be delivering it on an actual escalator.
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He saw an escalator of reason raising humanity from indulgence in its basement passions.
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Unless, of course, he's talking about some other escalator ride that no one noticed.
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And actually it started practically from the time I came down on the escalator.
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The daily experience of many is characterized by constant running up a downward escalator.
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He walked around shouting, "Who is working on the escalator?" until the person appeared.
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A mother rides the long escalator up with her three children, trilling "whee" hopefully.
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" Even with , he notes, "buying a home is the escalator to wealth in America.
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Luckily, this long, narrow escalator seemed to be taking us to a different world.
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" Textbook economics offers two reasons factory jobs can be "an escalator out of poverty.
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She rode the escalator to the third floor in search of a little inspiration.
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A group of men and women wearing Sanders T-shirts floated up the escalator.
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A mural accompanies passengers up the escalator after they step off the arrivals bus.
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To those of us who grew up in cities, this is no-brainer escalator etiquette.
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And installing them would be cheaper, and require less space, than an escalator or elevator.
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The crumpled bottom of a failed escalator at the Piazza Repubblica metro station on Oct.
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Each time I get on an escalator with my wheelchair, I prepare myself for death.
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Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) told VICE News while riding an escalator on the Capitol grounds.
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"Good morning!" they call to the dignitaries as they reach the top of the escalator.
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Donald Trump's escalator descent to announce his presidential run in 2015 has upended American politics.
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In January, a Chinese toddler's hand was stuck under the hand rail of an escalator.
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The prose is exhausting, like running up an escalator with steps that are moving down.
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A trio of young men step onto the escalator to pitch their dating app, Twist.
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Peter McNaught, the operations director for the London Underground, expressed optimism about the escalator experiment.
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The next day, Stiles had a heart attack on the escalator of a Vegas casino.
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At the bottom of the escalator was a continuation of the home section from upstairs.
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On this escalator, two columns of people ride, passively, between the subterranean and the terminal.
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According to Starbucks, the Chicago Roastery also has the first curved escalator in the Midwest.
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As I rode an escalator to the train platform, water dripped on me from above.
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This past week, an escalator collapsed in a subway station, injuring many Russian soccer fans.
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Most leases also come with an "escalator" that raises electricity rates on an annual basis.
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In the mostly empty mall, the only sound was the odd crackle of an escalator.
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Descending the escalator, you confront — in explosive fashion — a wall of MoMA's own home movies.
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After I was cleared at the escalator security, I stopped at the main check-in.
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Boarding an escalator two by two and standing side by side is the better approach.
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I took the escalator to the second — now the top — floor of the department store.
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"From the day you came down the escalator, you shocked the world," Mr. Kilmeade said.
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Appealing to "missing white voters" is just like trying to walk up a down escalator.
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We entered a gloomy, dimly lit lower level and were directed to a long, narrow escalator.
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Enter the convention center and locate the escalator, just there, up the stairs to the left.
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Multiply that by 12, and you have how many people are on that escalator every hour.
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And, in "Your Tales of Subway Escalator Hell," Ms. Fitzsimmons writes: We have all been there.
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While opponents of homeownership claim it's "the American nightmare," others claim it's an escalator to wealth.
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The problem first emerged last October when an escalator collapsed in Repubblica station, injuring 24 people .
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Is he the result of the getting-down that occurred after that famous airport escalator scene?
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"We didn't know it was an escalator pitch until the day before," Wayne said to Refinery29.
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With some trepidation, I carried her walker down the stairs while she took the adjacent escalator.
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The joint between the two is the observation deck (reached by a 2300-foot curving escalator).
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The line went across the Hilton lobby and continued on another floor connected by an escalator.
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Bonus: it's faster to run up stairs than it is to stand on an "up" escalator.
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So instead we took the escalator to the lower level, which gave us some spooky vibes.
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"We don't see this as an escalator to endless growth," said Susan J. Hunter, the president.
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"Just coming up the escalator, Mr. Romney said, people said, " 'Thanks for what you did yesterday.
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He tried to type but it was like walking up a down escalator wearing ankle weights.
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My dog Maya is nearly 15 and has stepped onto the down escalator of physical deterioration.
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Without the escalator, riders have to cross a busy street to use a different subway entrance.
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He also said he intended to "provide better real-time information" about elevator and escalator problems.
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He walked around shouting, "Who is working on the escalator?" until the person appeared, she added.
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In June 2015, Trump descended the escalator and gave a thumbs-up to a cheering audience.
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Taking the correct escalator will put you directly in front of Curto, albeit facing the wrong direction.
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It appears an employee lost control of the equipment as they were taking it down an escalator.
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So, on June 16th of last year, he rode down his golden escalator and opened his mouth.
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The king's Boeing 747-jet will be met at the airport by his usual gold colored escalator.
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While taking an escalator in a movie theater near Union Square, the women chatted about the future.
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They were also joined by Miami mogul David Grutman, who was tagging along for the (escalator) ride.
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"I would be surprised if they did a deal without some sort of price escalator," he said.
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A mannequin in a bedazzled ensemble greeted me as I made my way past the escalator bank.
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The self-made millionaire and personal finance expert says buying a home is an escalator to wealth.
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To get to the second floor, I took the escalator, which is an architectural anomaly in itself.
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Just watch this CCTV footage of an escalator malfunction at the Langham Place mall in Hong Kong.
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They were on the escalator when a sinkhole split the ground floor open, inhaling a sunglasses kiosk.
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Dave & Busters is two escalator rides up in a building that houses a 25-plex movie theater.
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Up an escalator from the casino floor is a mini-mall called The Shoppes at Mandalay Place.
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During a visit to the Second Avenue subway in 2016, he grew angry about a faulty escalator.
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There are 257 elevator and escalator maintainers, but the agency has a budget for 56 more positions.
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Courtney Cruz has complained about her escalator at the Main Street-Flushing station in Queens since December.
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Or why it can take weeks, even months, for something as seemingly mundane as repairing an escalator?
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On the subway, he waited until the last second to hop off, and never rode the escalator.
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Looking at his phone while going up an escalator, one competitor marveled at his social media performance.
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It may sound counterintuitive, but researchers said it is more efficient if nobody walks on the escalator.
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They found that walking up the escalator took 26 seconds compared with standing, which took 40 seconds.
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Much of the station was dark, the turnstiles were not working, and an escalator had stopped moving.
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But even defanged, it cut through the din of the station — the wheezing and clattering of the trains, the whinny of the escalator, the blaring announcements — and reeled in commuters as they walked past her spot, near the escalator to the uptown B, D, F and M subway lines.
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Watson shared a picture of herself slyly standing next to an escalator where she also hid a copy.
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But an elevator isn't really practical for a TV show, so they replaced it with an escalator. Tada!
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But he didn't ride down that famous escalator last June and step off into being the presumptive nomination.
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Like, ever since he came down that escalator it's been one four-and-a-half-year-long sentence.
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As Jojo descends a Port Authority escalator, guitar in hand, a homeless man sings the song's opening lines.
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He has crushed just about every norm since descending his golden escalator to launch his 2016 presidential campaign.
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And we have an escalator now right in the middle and it goes up to the beauty floor.
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"A lot of Contra's BDE comes from what, in real life, would be escalator wit," she tells me.
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Last week's tweetstorm by President Donald Trump raised a related question: Can you descend the same escalator twice?
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The man fell backward in the wheelchair and landed at the bottom of the escalator, the spokesperson says.
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Self-made millionaire and personal finance expert David Bach says buying a home is an escalator to wealth.
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I've missed so many metro trains before because people choose to stand on both sides of he escalator.
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The contestants are app developers, and they have 60 seconds to "escalator pitch" Alba, Paltrow, Vaynerchuk, and Wil.i.
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We rode the train awhile, and then got on the escalator for the long ascent to the surface.
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Berlin's Olympiastadion has an escalator to bring players down from the locker rooms, which are a level up.
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Eighteen people were injured when the escalator at Mong Kok's Langham Place switched direction from up to down.
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Online videos showed uniformed personnel directing mall patrons out of the building and customers fleeing down an escalator.
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This goes back to what he said that first time he came down the escalator at Trump Tower.
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Is the angle of the escalator too sharp or is that a distortion caused by the vertical projection?
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No. I stepped on the escalator at Waterloo behind a long line of women in Spanx and fascinators.
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It's as though Mr. Trump continues to see himself descending that escalator in 2015 to bash Mexican immigrants.
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Here, it is essential to ride the escalator up and down to see the work from various perspectives.
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From the day I came down the escalator, with a potential — unbelievable woman who became a first lady.
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So everyone should stand on an escalator instead of walk because the greater good would be served, right?
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He got into a tussle with a cop in court, and took a nasty tumble down an escalator.
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Top of the escalator, he's in 7th place on June 16th; after the speech, he's in 803st place.
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Most of the stations are overground, which means taking an escalator or the stairs up from street level ...
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By the escalator, a dapper gentleman with oversize sunglasses and a crescent moon mustache introduced himself as Percy.
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BUT IF THE SYSTEM IS DETERMINING THROUGH WATSON THAT THERE IS A PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE PROBLEM HAPPENING ON THE ELEVATOR OR THERE'S A PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE HAPPENING ON THE ESCALATOR, THEN THROUGH SALESFORCE'S SERVICE CAPABILITY, WE COULD ROLL A TRUCK RIGHT TO GET THAT ELEVATOR AND ESCALATOR FIXED RIGHT THERE AND THEN.
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Showing his theatrical skills, Trump dramatically rode down an escalator in Trump Tower to announce his candidacy for president.
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La Repubblica reported that the escalator broke down after the fans collectively jumped and sang on the moving staircase.
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Sure, it's slightly better for you than sitting, but you should never under any circumstances sit on an escalator.
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There's nothing like the urgency of an escalator walker to get these listless commuters to move to the side.
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It might be safer to just take the stairs, with the growing number of escalator mishaps happening these days.
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The street cat seemed perfectly content relaxing in front of the escalator, despite multiple commuters almost tripping over it.
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Although details remain confidential, Formula One insiders put the figure at around $50 million annually with an escalator clause.
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It is unclear as to why the escalator malfunctioned but Rome's Public Prosecutor's Office is currently investigating the incident.
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Did he have a 1 percent chance to win when he descended the escalator of Trump Tower last June?
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"There's not a day that goes by when an elevator doesn't stop working or an escalator stops," Freimuth says.
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A few feet away, near the escalator down to the platform, the maintenance team had hung an evaporation pan.
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But preferring to be a drummer in a punk band, he ditched college and the escalator to salaryman drudgery.
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Stepping off the escalator into the theater, which is below an apartment building, feels like entering a bygone era.
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Beyond New York, a subway escalator in Rome suddenly sped up and collapsed last year, injuring dozens of riders.
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He was shot, again and again, coming down a gleaming escalator, an image he cribbed for his campaign kickoff.
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Laughter is a form of vigilance, and the evil it repels doesn't always descend, shouting, on a golden escalator.
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About 20 minutes later, he rode up an escalator and spent several minutes in a restaurant, the officials said.
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It may look as though we're riding the relationship escalator, but I prefer to think we're taking the stairs.
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Reporters trying to ask questions to senators in basement are being stopped by cops as they go up escalator.
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All the escalator handrail disinfectant in the world isn't going to convince people they're safe from an airborne virus.
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It reopened recently, but the faulty escalator is still out of order; so is the one next to it.
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Schiff spoke near the escalator at the Senate subway, with the rest of the House impeachment team behind him.
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To be clear, this is not better for the escalator itself, although that has been a matter of dispute.
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We asked him at the time if it was true ... but he just blushed his way up the escalator.
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Ten years ago, he said, Dr. Lucey tumbled down an escalator at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York.
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Donald Trump was set to return to the same room Tuesday—but this time he didn't need the escalator.
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High-volume handrails are why Gendreau sanitizes his hands as soon as he can after he exits an escalator. 5.
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Class today is no exception, and I leave with legs so wobbly, I have trouble using the parking garage's escalator.
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At the end of the escalator ride, a panel of expert judges — which include Jessica Alba, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Will.i.
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The contractor for maintaining the escalator, the Otis Elevator Company, has been asked to investigate the cause of the accident.
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Try walking with purpose up an escalator and just watch how clueless standers marvel at your self-confidence and tenacity.
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Five people were injured last Friday while taking a ride up an escalator in a shopping mall in Ningbo, China.
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Local media reports said the woman was trying to retrieve her twin sister's hat when she fell off the escalator.
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To take you back: Trump's ascendency to the presidency began with that descent on the golden escalator at Trump Tower.
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Once we made our way up the escalator, we found a Birch Coffee stand in the middle of the store.
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As we rode the escalator up the nine levels of the store, we couldn't believe the size of the property.
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Nancy Grillo, 22, of Lynbrook, N.Y. asks: When an escalator or elevator is out, whom can I report it to?
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He expressed awe at riding the escalator — the one, he noted, that Mr. Trump had taken so many times before.
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HEAVY EQUIPMENT An estimated billion people in more than 60 countries step onto a KONE elevator or escalator every day.
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On Saturday morning, Kamala Harris came down an escalator accompanied by a cheering throng and a high school drum line.
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I sometimes think that when Trump came down that escalator at Trump Tower, he didn't just begin a presidential campaign.
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Brown is scheduled to make $9.5 million this season, but has a de-escalator in his deal for missing workouts.
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This essay is, in theory, supposed to answer the question of why it takes so long to repair an escalator.
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This was about six months before Trump came down that escalator in Trump Tower and ranted about rapists from Mexico.
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A video recorded by a bystander shows the officers struggling to restrain a man near an escalator at the station.
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In my last relationship, I had spent a lot of time worrying about whether we were moving up the escalator.
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On a field trip to a biology laboratory there, many of his students took their first ride on an escalator.
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Ginny watches them step onto the escalator with their identical ponytails, their small shoulders, their fleeces tied around their waists.
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The groundwork for Donald Trump's candidacy was laid five years before he walked down that escalator in his Manhattan tower.
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To use the restroom you must go up the escalator and through the Tuck Room restaurant, which services the theater.
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The economy's escalator may be slower and narrower than Americans expect, but it is now going up instead of down.
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Is it one where people from my background have an opportunity to get on the mobility escalator I got on?
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Footage from the incident shows police beating and pepper-spraying passengers who were crammed, immobile on an escalator, amid screams.
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Like the escalator in the mall, these were things you would never expect to find in a place without services.
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The security guard was arguing with this guy and then she said,"I'll beat your ass" as he was going up the escalator, and he jumped down the escalator and she was kicking him and a bunch of the security attacked him and then the security guard kept kicking him and now he's getting arrested.
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As we walked through the first floor, we found signs and an escalator up to Macy's new pop-up store concept.
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Turns out, the sounds came from a faulty escalator and there's no threat to the public ... but it still caused chaos.
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An escalator, one metre from me, began to accelerate as if it was going crazy....What is happening in this city?
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Photo: Alessandra Tarantino (AP)"There has certainly been a failure of the escalator," Rome's firefighting chief, Giampietro Boscaino, told the Guardian.
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For years, the salarymen rode a career escalator that rewarded them less for skills than for loyalty and doggedly hard work.
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Some people choose to take the road less traveled, but that road should never be the wrong way on an escalator.
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Simultaneously, we see Greg and Sophie, the lead characters from The Romanoffs' season premiere, "The Violet Hour," descend the opposite escalator.
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"It's like having to run up an escalator in the wrong direction", says Frank Gens of IDC, a market-research firm.
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Samples came from stair and escalator handrails, check-in kiosk touchscreens, toys in a children's play area, toilets, and security trays.
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Since coming down the escalator at Trump Tower four years ago, the President has made immigration a cornerstone of his presidency.
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Here's Bösch casually holding onto the rail of an escalator, except he's not on the steps, instead hanging off the side.
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Was the unknown man trying to break the rat from the shackles of his seemingly Sisyphean race up the wrong escalator?
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Studies have shown that when stairs are perceived as steeper, people are more likely to find an alternative, like an escalator.
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They made a second attempt to detain him, and cops say that's when he and the sergeant fell down an escalator.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: It is a universal rule — at least, in this city — that an escalator is a divided territory.
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Mr. Trump descended an escalator and entered the presidential race in a 40-minute speech in the atrium of Trump Tower.
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But, the escalator of fear around a tit-for-tat trade war and rising interest rates is beginning to unnerve investors.
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I went down another escalator, and when I looked over, he was literally standing there staring at me, on his phone.
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Pieces like single "Escalator" feel handmade and magical, full of slowly unfurling instrumentation and the warping jump-cuts of synthetic beats.
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We took the escalator from the café down to street level, and James pointed out the scene of these bygone makeovers.
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He's minding his own business, in short, until a gang of baldheaded white men appears and throws him down the escalator.
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There are also stations with neither an elevator nor an escalator so riders have no choice but to use the stairs.
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If an escalator's safety systems are triggered, the escalator automatically shuts down and workers must inspect the equipment before restarting it.
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As the bottom half of the escalator started to organize itself, I noticed that something similar was happening toward the top.
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Last month, Chris Wilson, 39, a software developer, needed eight stitches after slipping on the escalator at the South Ferry station.
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We have never had an empty seat from the day your future first lady and I came down the escalator. Never.
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A fire that started on a wooden escalator in the King's Cross London Underground station killed 31 people and injured many.
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It is where Donald J. Trump descended an escalator in June 2015 and began his improbable but ultimately successful presidential campaign.
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The big red sign seemed to suggest that the long, narrow escalator was going to take us to a bargain heaven.
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Researchers also found the length of the line to reach and step onto an escalator dropped to 24 people from 73.
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When Roy lands on the Moon, he winds up at an airport-like terminal, complete with gift shops and an escalator.
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He entered the U.N. through a V.I.P. door and speed-walked up an escalator, with about a dozen staffers jogging behind.
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Her untied shoelace got caught in the escalator at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport and caused a luggage-and-traveler pileup.
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In the 1992 recording, a 46-year-old Trump asks a little girl if she's going to go up an escalator.
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Just as I was about to step on the TC escalator, a young auburn-haired woman stepped in front of me.
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Most people are taught to stick to the "relationship escalator"—a defined set of expectations to which couples are supposed to adhere.
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Photos of the escalator afterwards showed a jagged pile of mechanical debris accumulated at the point where it met the subway floor.
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"The long term trip along the escalator primarily, that's a metaphor for the long term global warming that we're seeing," he says.
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At least 18 shoppers at a Hong Kong mall were injured on Saturday when a escalator suddenly reversed at an increased speed.
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It may have looked cool in Skyfall, but in real life sliding down a London tube escalator is far, far less glamorous.
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But passengers taking the escalator in one of London's busiest tube stations were recently confronted with a weird rule: Everyone must stand.
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I arrived here shortly before the guy came down the escalator at Trump Tower to declare his candidacy and call Mexicans rapists.
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I've been running for decades, and after almost every slow race I worry that I've stepped onto an escalator headed inexorably downward.
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Horrific scene out of Huayin City in China's Shaanxi Province where a ceiling collapsed ... crushing and trapping tourists riding down an escalator.
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But the escalator moment he was referring to actually happened in June 2015, when he announced that he was running for president.
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"When I walked through security and went down the escalator, I saw Jeremy and my heart was filled with joy," she says.
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His past notable entrances include the launch of his presidential campaign, when he descended into the lobby of Trump Tower by escalator.
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Would you give up your ability to rush up the escalator if it meant that the general public would be better served?
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For example, users may post about dirty or unsafe conditions, crowds or escalator outages, then share a photo along with that information.
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I found myself capable of taking a nap just about anywhere, even when standing in a subway car or riding an escalator.
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A three-week trial at Holborn last year found that standing on both sides of the escalator reduced congestion about 30 percent.
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There and elsewhere, local taxpayers are paying more and more, and some elected officials say they want to get off the escalator.
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Police reportedly fired tear gas inside a subway station on Sunday night and charged at protesters on an escalator in another station.
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Las Vegas is one of the few success stories for low-skilled people looking to ride an escalator to a better life.
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Trump you could tell had some skill in marketing from the day he announced his candidacy, when he came down the escalator.
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It was February 2015, roughly four months before Mr. Trump descended the escalator in Trump Tower to declare his candidacy for president.
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When Frankie Celenza is home, hungry and doesn't feel like cooking, relief can be found an elevator and an escalator ride away.
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Yet the male glass escalator is still very much countered by the glass ceiling, which is still a fixture in most professions.
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In 1995, a girl had three of her toes partly severed when her foot got stuck in a subway escalator in Manhattan.
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" "The writing has been on the wall since his maiden speech coming down that escalator, describing Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals.
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But Kansas Republicans have been practicing fratricide since long before Mr. Trump descended an escalator at Trump Tower to declare his candidacy.
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And for those with insurance, they repeatedly bemoan the various costs associated with their plans that are on a rapidly ascending escalator.
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Through the lens of the level of those stops, it looks like an escalator of guaranteed growth, a hedge fund manager's dream.
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Trump obviously warmed to them at some point, but they had careers in politics before The Candidate came down the golden escalator.
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An experiment in 2015 at the station found that standing on both sides of an escalator reduced congestion by about 30 percent.
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The entrance leads past a decorative digital wall to a long ride on an escalator through a tunnel spotted with mirrored discs.
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At the escalator, he wants to go up the down side, for the fun of it, and I go along with him.
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Each temperature spike has jumped off of a higher floor, like a person jumping up and down on an upwardly moving escalator.
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As he rides an escalator up into the last remnants of the electronics market, he sees that an entire floor has been emptied.
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If you take the wrong escalator, you will end up on the other side of the mall for a fair bit more wandering.
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A terrifying video shows the crowded escalator speeding up before coming to a sudden halt, leaving people piled up at the bottom steps.
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An employee had reportedly lost control of the food cart at the top of the escalator, which sent it on its rough journey.
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Hiroyuki Ito, a student at the Institute, stepped off the salaryman escalator at the age of 45, after 23 years at his firm.
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A great example comes from Volkswagen, which wanted to motivate subway commuters in Stockholm, Sweden to take the stairs instead of the escalator.
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As commuters stepped on the keys, they played musical notes; 66 percent more people than normal used the musical stairs over the escalator.
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Ryan and Scott Walker Months before Trump descended his gilded escalator into the primary muck, Ryan was talking up his fellow Wisconsinite, Gov.
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By encouraging their preference, TfL effectively halves the capacity of the escalator in question, and creates significantly more crowding below, slowing everyone down.
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Four years after he took an escalator ride that upended American politics, President Donald Trump will officially launch his 244 reelection bid Tuesday.
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There will be three underground stations for passenger loading and unloading and an elevator or escalator system for passenger access to each station.
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A man in a wheelchair died on Wednesday after falling down an escalator at Washington, D.C.'s Columbia Heights Metro station, PEOPLE confirms.
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Video: YouTube, RawVideoNews Witnesses rushed to help those who had fallen and were trapped in a heap at the bottom of the escalator.
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As Collins rode the escalator up to Senate votes surrounded by reporters Monday afternoon, she happened to be walking next to Democratic Sen.
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The death comes after another man died on Monday afternoon after falling from an escalator in the underground station that serves Canary Wharf.
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My girlfriend, Brette, and I rode the long escalator into the bowels of the subway station at Santa Monica Boulevard and Vermont Avenue.
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Among the areas sampled were surfaces such washroom door handles, taps, toilet seats, ATM machines, soap dispensers, escalator rails and pedestrian crossing buttons.
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But it hasn't even been a year since Donald Trump rode down an escalator and ushered in the reality show we're now watching.
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I love having to remember to stand on the other side of the escalator and hand over a credit card with both hands.
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I expected louder message-sending with these sanctions, especially for Ingram as the chief escalator of all the tension — and for Rondo's spitting.
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Periodic washing throughout the day will keep whatever was on the escalator handrail or supermarket self-checkout machine from getting inside your body.
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Moscow is far easier, though he said he "nearly died" when he once tried to negotiate an escalator in the city's subway system.
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Mr. Markow sprained his ankle around the time the escalator broke, so he had to navigate the subway stairs in a walking boot.
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When an escalator at 181st Street broke in March, the subway Twitter account said workers had to order replacement parts to fix it.
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Other online maps display every elevator and escalator in every building, and track all the scaffolding erected around buildings under repair or construction.
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As you exit to descend the escalator, there is a simple projection atop a plain white wall, hovering above the five-story abyss.
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If you're going for the first time, someone will eventually point you to this escalator, the exclusive entrance to Al Mourjan Business Lounge.
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Who saw Pete Buttigieg coming from South Bend, or Tom Brady in the sixth round, or for that matter, Trump on the escalator?
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I'm going to be honest — despite this escalator pitch, this trailer is looking quite good and I can't wait to see the actual show.
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Most stores have yet to improve access for the infirm with, say, handrails (public facilities have brought in features such as slow escalator speeds).
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You come across a broken escalator on the subway and suddenly you're climbing up a long staircase with a pack of grumbling New Yorkers.
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The Economist: What you really nailed was the point you made at the end when we see the people on the escalator in London.
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In Europe, where it exists, it has become an escalator of taxation to feed government spending, and that's why conservatives have long resisted it.
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An escalator is essentially a combination of simple machines that make going up easier, but they're only as helpful as your energetic legs allow.
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Then there are the young visionaries, who hope that their idea for an app will impress an advisor in a 60-second escalator pitch.
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During rush hour, the escalator malfunctioned and suddenly changed its direction, causing a group of shoppers to fall backwards over each other like dominoes.
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Instead of slipping into a small hole, the rodent decided to escape by going up the down escalator, because surely no human would follow.
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Because not everyone reads about escalator capacity theories, the knee-jerk reaction is that eliminating a walking lane on escalators would slow everything down.
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It's part of what YOU signed up for when you decided to descend that escalator and throw your hat in the ring for president.
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"In dangerous times, America needs a 'Leeder,'" the ad begins, flashing the misspelled word on screen to video of Trump riding down an escalator.
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After descending from a Trump Tower escalator, he announced his presidential bid in a 2015 speech that called Mexican immigrants "rapists" and other criminals.
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Democrats have been sounding such alarmist prevarications since June 22019, 2015, when Donald Trump descended the escalator at Trump Tower to announced his candidacy.
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"There's a huge difference between Jimmy Carter on his peanut farm and Donald Trump riding on his escalator railing against Mexicans," Seifert told me.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Two mechanics have been arrested after an escalator packed with people in a Hong Kong shopping mall suddenly went into reverse.
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And just like when he made Purple Rain—the escalator in there where he's playing around with Apollonia—that was the heart of Minneapolis.
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"Iran as usual is sending messages and going up the escalator ladder one-eighth of a step at a time, through proxies," he said.
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The escalator we stepped onto was steep and long, and in the underworld to which it carried us, time seemed to have stood still.
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There are two welcome doors — one past security and the other just down the escalator from the bridge that connects Terminal 4 and TBIT.
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So she suggested eliminating a second "down" escalator at one entrance to get visitors moving from moment one; this was one battle she lost.
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At the base of the baggage claim escalator in San Diego, Javier Ojeda greets first-time patients with a name placard and a driver.
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The series would have to begin with Trump descending the gold escalator at Trump Tower in June 2015 to announce his candidacy for president.
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"That's how you play any asset class, and EM seems to need more of the 'taking stairs up and escalator down' approach," Goldberg said.
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After riding an escalator to the lobby of his Midtown Manhattan tower, Mr. Trump officially announced his campaign for the presidency in June 2015.
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Around the corner, a life-size board game, "Up the Down Escalator," was dotted with fictional gift cards, coin of the online-shopping realm.
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On the New York-bound side, commuters troop through turnstiles and up a dark, narrow staircase — no escalator or elevator — to a shabby platform.
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TC: You were holding one-hour long meetings with these companies — not listening to the escalator ride pitches that are a feature of the show.
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Several tourists were injured Saturday after a ceiling decoration collapsed suddenly on an escalator inside a scenic spot in Huayin City, northwest China's Shaanxi Province.
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Participants will make an elevator pitch — in this case while descending down an escalator instead — about their iOS app ideas to a panel of judges.
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Front page of "The New Yorker", look at this, featuring a cartoon showing a dead President Trump face down at the bottom of an escalator.
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Recalling his June 2015 announcement at Trump Tower, when he famously arrived by escalator, Trump saluted himself for having the "courage" to run for president.
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Here's how his day goes: Have a drink at Trump Grille, then head up an escalator to the Trump Bar, which apparently has nicer seats.
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Paula Accorsi Picard was shopping at the Holyoke Mall in Massachusetts when she noticed an older man hesitating in front of an escalator going down.
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Governor Cuomo arrived just before the opening, and after greeting the crowd, led them into the station under a modern glass awning covering the escalator.
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All RJC donors had to do to get a taste of Cruz's pitch was ride down an escalator from the fourth floor to the third.
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I trailed a power-walking art fair denizen up a very tall escalator until spotting the obligatory metal detectors signifying the fair entrance was near.
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With all his limbs wrapped tightly around his human's torso, the canine was able to bravely descend the escalator while being rocked back and forth.
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At the top of an escalator, overlooking the ransacked foyer, a policeman in riot gear suddenly stopped him and asked for identification papers, Ruwitch said.
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From the day Donald Trump descended that escalator four years ago, his words have emboldened many in my country to tell me I'm not welcome.
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He was a guy that went down the escalator in January, or June of 2015 and thought -- INGRAHAM: And he said you were all wrong.
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I could hear him shouting my name from a few aisles away, lost, but I paid the cashier, ran back up the escalator and left.
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Last July, a Chinese mother lost her life trying to save her son when an escalator platform gave way and she plunged into the hole.
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Elevator and escalator-related accidents killed 36 people in 2014, according to reports to Chinese quality inspection authorities, the state-run Xinhua news agency said.
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More than 20 people have been injured after a metro station escalator malfunctioned and collapsed, hurtling people towards the bottom at a terrifyingly-fast pace.
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It's like walking up an escalator — you're never going to get anywhere — but the sooner you surrender, the less you can be in physical pain.
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And the practice doesn't just have to do with safety: If everyone uses the escalator to stand, it could actually make the service more efficient.
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"Setting up a factory to make toys puts you on a productivity escalator in a way that traditional agriculture and services didn't do," he said.
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The standout album by that cohort was her early epic "Escalator Over the Hill," a jazz-rock opera with text by the poet Paul Haines.
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President Donald Trump descended a golden escalator in Trump Tower to give a freewheeling speech where he referred to Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals.
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But let's face it: Balance has been on vacation since Mr. Trump stepped onto his golden Trump Tower escalator last year to announce his candidacy.
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Unencumbered by heavy bags, I then made my way up an escalator and past a live band playing music to get guests into vacation mode.
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Trump came down the escalator during his infamous announcement in June of 2015, not November of 2016 when he was elected, it should be noted.
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While Trump's election night victory speech also took place in Trump Tower, there was no footage of him coming down an escalator on that night.
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He won every week on The Apprentice, and ever since he descended on his classy escalator, he has dominated every week of the GOP primary.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — As he rode down that escalator in June 2015, it felt like a lark, a curiosity, just another staged television spectacle.
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The half-inch-deep pan by the escalator was apparently insufficient: A second pan, an inch-and-a-half deep, was affixed just beneath it.
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This codependent love-hate relationship between the president and journalists was not invented when Mr. Trump rode an escalator down toward his destiny in 19903.
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In the past six months, a bus caught fire in the city center and a metro escalator packed with Russian soccer fans collapsed, wounding dozens.
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After I passed through Penn Station (no further comment needed) the final indignity was a broken escalator leading to Seventh Avenue, which is Amtrak's responsibility.
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Sheryl Acevedo's complaint was about an escalator at the East Broadway subway stop on the Lower East Side of Manhattan that rarely seems to work.
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The average tax paying investor is now running up a down escalator whose pace has accelerated to the point where his upward progress is nil.
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Climbing a dune is like walking up a down escalator, as many sand-savvy folks have noted, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning author Annie Dillard.
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Another escalator leads to an outdoor piazza, with views to the harbor on one side, and to this city of church spires on the other.
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That's the kind of depravity we seem to be witnessing more of since Trump came down his gilded escalator and began ranting about Mexican rapists.
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And just last week, a man was strangled by his own shirt after it got caught in an escalator in the New York City subway.
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Boesch's Instagram video showing him hanging from the railing of an escalator by one hand, allowing it to pull him up, went viral this week.
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She walked past the Cinnabon/Hot Topic hatchery, I think, and the clicking made a metal sound before stopping, so she probably got on an escalator.
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Video Obviously, pounding away at illegal immigration—from the day he came down the Trump Tower escalator—worked well for the president in the last campaign.
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AND WHERE THIS COMES TOGETHER, I'LL GIVE YOU ANOTHER EXAMPLE, WE HAVE A GREAT JOINT CUSTOMER WITH KONE, YOU KNOW, THE ELEVATOR COMPANY AND ESCALATOR COMPANY.
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Way back in 163, when Donald Trump, remember, descended from the escalator at Trump Tower, he announced his candidacy for the presidency of the United States.
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Kim Jong Un unveils five-year plan A historic encounter The walk to the Congress' auditorium is lined with ornate marble columns and an extravagant escalator.
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Nova did indeed go to Atlanta, and as she's coming down the airport escalator, there's Dubois, standing amongst a bunch of drivers holding up name signs.
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Turns out there's an actual elevator pitch involved — although it's not an elevator, it's an escalator, as the first trailer for Planet of the Apps shows.
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Schuman, the train station that serves the "heart of Europe," as a nearby sign says, was closed to the public -- although the escalator was still running.
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So I ask you, creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, do you really expect me to believe that a host knows how to use an escalator?
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Newman donated the full $2,700 to Trump on June 1, 2015, two weeks before he rode down the escalator in Trump Tower to announce his candidacy.
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The cat's usually seen at the top of the escalator, although one Istanbul resident said the bookstore inside the station occasionally leaves out food for her.
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From the day I came down the escalator, with a potential, unbelievable woman who became a first lady...The crowds loved her, the people love her.
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FROM THE moment he descended the escalator at Trump Tower to announce his candidacy on June 20183th 22018, crime has been central to Donald Trump's rhetoric.
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The escalator in question carries passengers between the Times Square station of the A,C and E lines and the Port Authority Bus Terminal's south wing.
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"If you remember, from the day I came down the escalator until the end of the primaries, I was in the number-one position," Trump added.
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"My friend wanted to see the place," he said, pointing to one of his two companions as they took an escalator downstairs to do some shopping.
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A copper-encased escalator delivers visitors into a cavernous complex filled with books, stationery, ceramic housewares, whimsical planters and neutral-hued clothing for men and women.
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Dog is man's best friend ... escalators are not dog's best friend, which is why this video of Dennis Quaid's dog on an escalator is so interesting.
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The Fed should allow the expansion's gains to reach more broadly into the work force and get off the steady escalator of ever-higher interest rates.
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For years, people had been ducking down those stairs to urinate in a little alcove, up against a door to the elevator and escalator repair division.
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The phenomenon of his candidacy had everything to do with what he said when he came down that escalator in Trump Tower on June 16, 2015.
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When you come up the escalator from the 21 train station, what you see first aren't artisanal food trucks, but regular coffee and hot dog carts.
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Riding an escalator to the mezzanine of President Plaza, I was hypnotized by the performance of the chef behind the counter of the tiny O'Tray Noodles.
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Once we reached Penn Station, the escalator leading from the platform was broken, creating a logjam at the narrow stairways as passengers struggled with heavy luggage.
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Some person was injured on one of the company's escalators, and my boss asked me to pull all the service call details for that specific escalator.
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Up an escalator, a vast neoclassical banking hall stretches the length of the block, wrapped by a mural depicting ancient civilizations and quotations about financial probity.
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It didn't matter if they were at home eating dinner, or on the escalator at the mall: Rieffel belted out that sweet, sweet '90s alt rock.
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He was there to make sure I was approved to go further, and he gestured me up a dusty escalator, which led … I couldn't tell where.
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" Self-made millionaire and co-founder of AE Wealth Management David Bach, on the other hand, calls buying a home "the escalator to wealth in America.
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But then a humbler man wouldn't have come down that escalator at Trump Tower and proceed to say what Trump said and do what he did.
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The stations are also built deeper underground than much of the existing system, evoking the feel of Washington's subway, with long (and sometimes disorienting) escalator banks.
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Yet when men, especially white men, enter female-dominated fields, they are paid more and promoted faster than women, a phenomenon known as the glass escalator.
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Not to worry, we get a break in the middle and take the ESCALATOR, but you're going to need to climb to conquer instead of stoop.
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Mood: Contemptuous Music: Crazy Frog (Cursed Remix) On the escalator ride back home I turn on my smartbangle and log onto NeoHumanPets and check my human pony.
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I was waiting in line at the airport recently, thinking about my Escatak concept—an idea to combine check-in, security, and customs in one escalator ride.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – A man who was apparently "fooling around" and riding an escalator rail lost his balance and fell to his death at a Rhode Island mall.
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I bought my ticket at the box office outside, descended on an escalator, and entered into the subterranean theater that is Lincoln Plaza Cinemas one last time.
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In all, 90 surfaces were tested, including toilet bowl lids, escalator handrails, elevator buttons, chair armrests, trolley handles, toys in the children's play area, and so on.
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I'm supposed to believe that host did this: Even I approach an escalator with more trepidation than Akecheta, and I use them at least once a week.
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But the king usually travels with a huge entourage, camels for fresh camel milk, and a golden escalator, according to Stern, a Hamburg-based weekly news magazine.
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On June 16, 2015, Donald Trump descended a golden escalator to announce his presidential bid at his own Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in New York City.
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ThyssenKrupp doubled its Chinese venture stake last year, Kone has built a 236 meter test tower in Shanghai's suburbs and Schindler has added escalator and elevator factories.
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And three years after Trump rode down the golden escalator in Trump Tower, 57-year-old Sayoc waged a weeklong mailbombing campaign targeting the president's biggest critics.
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Now, they have been predicting the end of the term presidency and that he wouldn&apost win anyway since his candidacy went down the escalator in 2015.
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Security cam footage shows the passengers had gotten on the escalator after exiting a subway station to be taken up to the first floor of the mall.
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It feels like yesterday that Donald Trump slowly floated down from on high (via escalator, technically) to begin the campaign that would prove just about everyone wrong.
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During the aforementioned three-week experiment in London, there was a 30 percent increase in passengers served, meaning about 3,500 more people rode the escalator per hour.
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But these are very steep escalators, and the Underground has cleverly left a third up escalator (yes, there are three) free for anyone who cares to climb.
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Right at the top of the escalator, I noticed a hand-drawn sign that let me know Forever 21 would be opening in that unfinished space eventually.
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That night was June 17, 2015, one day after Trump rode down an escalator and announced his candidacy by suggesting that Mexican immigrants were rapists and murderers.
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" In an escalator, a Southern lawyer straight out an un-adapted John Grisham novel, tells his wife, "I think America is confused and so are the candidates.
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There was an annual $214 million salary "de-escalator" unless he was named to the All-Pro first or second team or won the N.F.C. title game.
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"This deal will help close the still-significant gap that Schindler has to the largest elevator and escalator makers in China," wrote Bank Vontobel analyst Christian Arnold.
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By the — when he came down the escalator after the speech, I think that evening or the next morning — he was No. 1 in the polls. O.K.?
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When Trump descended the escalator in Trump Tower to announce his bid for the presidency, he wasted little time in establishing the core message of his campaign.
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In his most popular post, he repeatedly trips and falls while holding a box of pennies in places like a mall escalator, startling the people around him.
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If a word becomes too much of a generic term, companies risk losing their trademark — as happened for Escalator, which was originally a name brand of escalators.
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Or, you could follow Randall Munroe's instructions and attach a paddle wheel to an escalator in order to power a generator that can then charge your phone.
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He intercepts her at the top of an escalator, which doubles as his metaphorical emotional summit, as Adam Duritz whimpers "I am reeeaaady" over and over again.
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After entering the circular space through a tunnel and ascending a short escalator, you get a sudden, sweeping, horizon-level view of the painting and diorama below.
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After the ceremony at the Dolby Theater, guests ascended five levels via escalator, across from stores like Victoria's Secret and Dave & Buster's, to the Ray Dolby Ballroom.
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It's far from the first time an escalator has suddenly transformed from a convenient, safe way to get from A to B into a terrifying death trap.
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And, to be fair, Lindsay's aggressive cure-all for US-Mexican border relations was, indeed, proposed before Donald Trump descended an escalator and launched his presidential campaign.
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At the end of the day, everybody who gets on an escalator is trying to get somewhere—even the lazy people who stand there like blank-eyed sheep.
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The escalator, located in Ningbo in China's Zhejiang Province, suddenly reversed, creating a "fuck this shit" deluge of falling human bodies and no one seems to know why.
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At one point he follows the woman up an escalator; a light can be seen coming from his phone, which he quickly attempts to put in his pocket.
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His campaign launch could have been scripted and produced by WWE: the grand escalator entrance, the whooping audience stocked with hired actors, the racial taunting of Mexican immigrants.
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I have found that on arriving, other passengers and I often encounter an escalator that is not working or is going down when we want to go up.
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Ever since Trump descended the escalator at his namesake tower in New York City, white voters without a college education have formed the foundation of his political success.
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So we went down the escalator, ran out, and you could see all the public on this side of the road and we were like, 'Where is he?
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You should have said you were going to build a stairway to heaven or an escalator to Mars that you were going to make the Martians pay for.
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"Kids [were] running up and down the escalator the wrong way, so they shut them off, but they just kept going up and down," Eleazer told NBC10 Wednesday.
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The press has reported these developments with borderline glee, much as it did a year ago when Trump descended that escalator in Trump Tower to declare his candidacy.
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That was in September 2015, just a few months after Trump descended a silky smooth escalator to announce he was running for the highest office in the land.
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They have lost tremendous credibility since that day in November, 2016, that I came down the escalator with the person who was to become your future First Lady.
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One escalator at the station, where the platform is 43 feet below street level, has one of the worst availability rates in the entire system, at 78 percent.
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If completed, it would bring the Otis escalator and elevator brand, Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines and avionics for the F-35 fighter jet all under the same roof.
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Meanwhile, every year more young people are entering adulthood disillusioned with a system that loads them up with debt and then drops them on an escalator to nowhere.
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He's spent the three years — to the day — since riding down that escalator in Trump Tower demanding loyalty, fantasizing about torture, dividing the country into "followers" and enemies.
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When Trump came down that escalator in June 2015, the laws of political gravity were suspended, and Bolton's emergence as a darling of Democrats is the latest example.
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" But long before Mr. Trump descended his golden escalator, coastal liberals were rolling their eyes at the "flyover states," and right-wing radio hosts were decrying "Hollywood elites.
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A single North Carolina mother is facing child abuse charges two months after her toddler son accidentally got stuck in an airport escalator and fell to his death.
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Consider the case of Bela Kosoian, the woman who was handcuffed and fined for not holding an escalator handrail and obstructing police in the performance of their duties.
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After all, his campaign has been fueled by hate from the very beginning, ever since he floated down the escalator to call all Mexican immigrants rapists and criminals.
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The family was returning from a trip to Florida when Jaiden got caught in the handrail of an escalator and was pulled up until he fell, WSOC reported.
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" Lyrics include: "He's coming down the escalator with a girl from east of here, because the man in the tin foil hat is tweeting like a teenage girl.
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"I can't afford not to work," said one cleaner who would only give his first name, Manu, as he washed the floor in front of an empty escalator.
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As we reported ... Kevin revealed surveillance footage of the escalator tussle, which shows the cop chasing him down in an effort to detain him before making a tackle.
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A woman and her dog were headed up the airport escalator last week when the dog -- dressed in a tracksuit -- got it's paw caught in the landing grate.
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"Since Donald Trump entered the 2016 presidential campaign by descending a golden escalator, Republican support for free trade has similarly declined," Barber and Pope write in their paper.
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Kushner reportedly suggested kicking off the campaign by having Trump's descend from an escalator at the Trump Tower building in New York City, as he did in 2015.
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And finally, when he rode down the escalator at Trump Tower in the summer of 2015, he had to assume the role of contender for the Republican party nomination.
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To find out the prevalence of DNA in the world, a group of Dutch researchers tested 105 public items—escalator rails, public toilet door handles, shopping basket handles, coins.
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And there&aposs The New Yorker depicting the president falling down the Trump Tower escalator and landing flat on his face but still managing to give a thumbs up.
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Josh Martin, the guitarist of a grindcore band, passed away at age 45 after falling from an escalator at a Rhode Island shopping mall on Monday, May 30, 2018.
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It was over 50,000 square feet of silence broken by occasional whispers from the handful of visitors I saw that day and the squeaks of an un-oiled escalator.
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Folks at Disneyland Paris got quite the scare when a loud, malfunctioning escalator caused people to fear there was another terrorist attack ... but thankfully, it was a false alarm.
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It was like a bar mitzvah until you turned around and saw you were standing on a mezzanine overlooking a wide staircase and escalator down to a subway platform.
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At least 24 people, including fans of a Russian soccer team, were injured after an escalator inside a Rome metro station gave way Tuesday night, according to Italian media.
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Deke Arndt, chief of the monitoring section at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information, compared the rise and fall of temperatures to someone riding up an escalator while bouncing.
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Ever since Donald Trump descended his golden escalator and took over US politics and popular culture, those of us who teach future business leaders have faced a strange dilemma.
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Chaos. Ellen DeGeneres took "advantage of the celebrity lifestyle" with Britney Spears—meaning they punched store props, ran up the down escalator, and stole clothes, bags and ice cream.
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While larger cities like Tehran have elevators at metro stations, when these elevators are broken, wheelchair users are left with no choice but to try to use an escalator.
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Melania Trump has been visible from the beginning of the Trump campaign, riding down the escalator of Trump Tower in a pristine white dress ahead of her husband's announcement.
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Witnesses captured the incident on video, showing the crowded escalator at the Langham Place shopping center when it unexpectedly shifted from moving upwards to downwards at a high speed.
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"I was going up the escalator, and it was two times faster than normal," a woman who injured her leg during the incident told the South China Morning Post.
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A spokeswoman and a director of the mall's property management company said the escalator has had no problems in the past and passed a recent inspection on March 23.
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You can see a throng of tourists going down an escalator when, out of nowhere, they look up and notice the ceiling's about to land on top of them.
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In the shocking footage, people can also be heard screaming and yelling, with some — who luckily were on the opposite escalator — reaching out to pull people out of danger.
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As a 2002 study of the London Underground conducted by the London School of Economics explained, if an escalator is tall enough, people simply don't use the walking lane.
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That proposal was rejected by event administrators, so the group submitted an alternative design called "Descension," a display that would show people moving down an escalator into a gear.
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First, you glide upward on what is billed as the world's first arched escalator—a two-and-a-half-minute ride in a sci-fi-ish white-walled tube.
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"Symbolically, the moment that would still lead any look back at this race would be Donald Trump's escalator ride down into the basement floor of Trump Tower," he said.
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There he likely paused, figuring out a next move that would be his last, his mother waiting in the car outside, an escalator before him, the Red Robin below.
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Let's just hope none of these rentals get stuck in the Condé escalator — something tells us the publisher won't be bankrolling the 70%-of-retail fee for damaged items.
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I turn to see what's up with him, and he points to Noel Gallagher, who's going up the escalator, cheering and clapping us as he heads to his box.
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Yet Bannon's fortunes only rose because of Trump, and he joined the Trump campaign in the homestretch, more than a year after the candidate descended the Trump Tower escalator.
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Nevertheless, this is the first year since 2015, when Trump rode down that cursed escalator to launch his bid for office, that is ending more hopefully than it began.
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In the 1992 video, Trump, who was 46 at the time, can be heard talking to a little girl, asking her if she's going to go up an escalator.
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The machines, which are on wheels and cost about $100,000 each, can be pointed in the direction of riders as they come down an escalator or into a station.
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In a nod to the fishmonger days, seafood will be purveyed, along with meats, cheese and produce, on the first two floors, which will be connected by an escalator.
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They ride the escalator down in silence, staring out the large windows toward Broadway, toward the familiar thickening rush-hour crowd, until they reach the bottom and step off.
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"Codes and standards vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but our recommendation is for escalator passengers to step on, hold on to the rail and stay alert," the company wrote.
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If the president has proven anything since he slid down that golden escalator in Trump Tower in the summer of 2015, it is that he loves a nasty fight.
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Following the Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 win at home over the Ottawa Senators Saturday afternoon, an escalator in the Wells Fargo Center apparently malfunctioned, causing it to speed up.
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Here's another account provided to Broad St. Hockey by a reader named Tom: The escalator was immediately shut down and the operator was contacted to investigate what exactly happened.
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What's most concerning, though, is how the evolution of their two-man game has truly become an escalator to nowhere, particularly when they run a snug pick-and-roll.
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Back in 2015, two people had to have amputations and one woman died after a string of escalator accidents occurred in China within a few days of each other.
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They have been obsessed from day one, the day he came down the escalator, the so-called "news gatherers", widely speculating about and obsessing about the president&aposs mental health.
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Police, fire, water, sewer and garbage-pickup services will continue, and the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system isn't expected to shut down, though some stations may face escalator outage.
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Before this renovation, Faith Ringgold's "American People Series #20: Die" (1967) hung in a hallway, directly across from an escalator (an unfortunate transitory space, although one with a captive audience).
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In the almost three years since Trump's escalator moment, I have steadfastly refused to change my lesson plan (you can think of this as my modest contribution to the Resistance).
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Trump and his wife, Melania, descended an escalator into the basement lobby of the Trump Tower on June 16, 2015, for an announcement many observers had said would never come.
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It remains to be seen whether a "no" causes a pit at the bottom of the escalator to suddenly open, sending the failed contestants into the fiery pits of hell.
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App makers have 60 seconds to pitch their idea in front of the judges on a slow-moving escalator — for a visual twist on the idea of an 'elevator pitch'.
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President Donald Trump's net worth has declined by more than $1 billion since the year he launched his presidential campaign at the foot of Trump Tower's escalator, Forbes reported Tuesday.
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We dropped off to sleep before Elliot insisted on coming with me to the pharmacy, sheepishly handing me a £10 bill before I sped down the escalator to the counter.
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Unsure if any stragglers remained, we approached the monument slowly, looked into the darkness of the station, then walked down the stalled escalator, firing shotgun rounds into heavily armed goons.
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That was exemplified, he says, by the visit in October by Saudi King Salman to Russia, where he rode down a golden escalator and reviewed an honor guard after landing.
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Unlike Bach, who says "buying a home is the escalator to wealth in America, " O'Leary suggests seriously considering whether or not you should purchase a home in the first place.
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The day Donald announced he would run for president, she had been filled with light on their glorious descent in the escalator, eyes and cameras on them, and everything dazzling.
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Well, from the time Trump descended the Trump Tower escalator in June 2015 to launch his campaign until today -- a three-year period -- Politifact documented 78 "pants on fire" lies.
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Customers have a 360-degree view of the roasting and brewing process happening on the first floor as the escalator carries them around the roastery's cask to the second floor.
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Defensive end Brandon Graham has three sacks in his last four games, with his team-leading and career-best seventh on Sunday triggering a $401,000 escalator for his 2018 salary.
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A video showed a man on a parallel escalator dragging one person to safety, while others jumped on the dividing barrier or tried to help those trapped at the bottom.
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Citizens in many of the Socialist and post-Socialist countries I've visited often radiate a carefully honed cynicism (see the perfect scowl of an escalator attendant in the Moscow Metro).
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How many times have you located the rare platform escalator and found the dreaded orange traffic cone in front of it, indicating that it is, once again, out of order?
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Isaac Markow said his escalator at the High Street station in Brooklyn had been down for months and he worried about his 81-year-old grandmother walking down the stairs.
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Credit... One day, before the coronavirus pandemic, a river of pedestrians — half manic, half clueless — was feeding onto the escalator at the West Fourth Street subway station during rush hour.
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She has seen the sign directing customers up, by way of the escalator, to the second floor, where a life-size M&M waits like Santa Claus, available for photographs.
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Two new entranceways — each featuring a large staircase, escalator and elevator — should ensure that fans can find a seat, as well as food and tournament merchandise, without leaving the venue.
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At the escalator entrance, the beams of the elevated tracks are pulled apart by cranes in a geometry of overlapping lines, representing the dismantling of the "El" in the 1940s.
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At least nine tourists riding an escalator were injured in northwest China on Saturday when a ceiling decoration collapsed at a busy visitor center in a dramatic moment captured on video.
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Veep's season six finale caught a rare moment of deeply human emotion from Selina, who came perilously close to weeping as she descended an escalator after breaking things off with Jaffar.
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It wasn't a 2008 style kickoff in Springfield, Illinois, or 2016 style start on Roosevelt Island, New York, or even a grand entrance on a descending escalator in a Manhattan tower.
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The most upvoted post on r/bitcoin at one point on Friday morning was a video of a man sliding down an escalator and flying into the ground, captioned "Bitcoin today."
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After all, your feet take a beating running from terminal to terminal, lugging (too many) bags up the escalator and, perhaps worst of all, standing in line for hours on end.
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When he came down the escalator and gave his announcement speech that he was running, and he compared Mexican immigrants to rapist and murders I said to myself, oh, my God.
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"As we ascended, we heard loud bangs, and noticed girls on the escalator next to us running down, followed by a large piece of equipment quickly tumbling after them," Jade continued.
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I absolutely refuse to watch another new Justin Timberlake music video, and I would feed my fingers into the top of an escalator before I would ask you to do so.
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After the escalator pitch, contestants have an opportunity to give the judges a more in-depth presentation, which they can only do if at least one judge gives the green light.
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The shark showed up again in 2012, this time it was swimming next to another shark at the bottom of an escalator at the Scientific Center or a mall in Kuwait.
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On her Instagram, the actress posted a video of herself placing a copy of Mom & Me & Mom, by Maya Angelou, on an escalator so a curious reader could pick it up.
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Last year a woman died after falling into a faulty escalator in a mall, and in 2013 a nurse was decapitated when she stepped out of a malfunctioning lift in Shenzhen.
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"Well, maybe this is all a joke — but we all thought Donald Trump was joking when he rode down the escalator at Trump Tower and announced his campaign, too," she said.
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The calico kitty sits almost dead center to where people need to exit, seemingly confident that the dozens of people stepping off the escalator will move to accommodate her nap time.
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Eva Marcille's baby daddy, Kevin McCall Jr., went from fighting for child custody to fighting officers and falling down a courthouse escalator ... according to cops who arrested him on the spot.
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This has been held up by price negotiations and analysts expect any agreement to include an escalator clause under which Anglo American would get more if the coal market keeps rising.
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For most Democrats vying for the White House in 2020, holding a rally inside Trump Tower would normally present a golden-escalator sized opportunity to hit the President where it hurts.
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PHILADELPHIA — He lumbered through the convention center in white shoes and pants to match — his destination several hundred feet and an escalator away — wheezing a bit as he neared the end.
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The copper coffee chambers are encircled by the curved escalator, which wraps around and leads the eye all the way up to the skylight at the top of the fourth floor.
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Past the badge machines, we rode the escalator down to the ground floor while I pointed to the replica of the U-2 spy plane suspended in the four-story atrium.
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We got Dennis and his bulldog, Peaches, Monday at LAX, and the actor strolled up to the escalator and he showed no remorse about the pooch hopping on for the ride.
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WASHINGTON — On June 15, 2015, Donald J. Trump descended an escalator inside his signature Manhattan property, Trump Tower, greeted the cheering supporters paid to attend, and announced an unlikely presidential candidacy.
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The deal, the result of a no-bid contract extension that angered the companies' domestic rivals, included a $300 million escalator if the 2026 tournament is held in the United States.
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"Recently, the escalator availability has dipped a bit because we have been doing more intensive maintenance," Mr. Byford said, meaning the escalators were actually down more often than usual for repairs.
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James Meyer, who was recently appointed deputy director and chief curator of the Dia Art Foundation, pointed it out to me while we were taking the escalator to the third floor.
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In fact, it was the day after Trump rode that escalator in June of 2015 and launched his divisive political career, a racist gunman shot up a church in South Carolina.
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Some use the term "relationship escalator" to describe the way we tend to follow familiar scripts as we proceed in a relationship, from casual dating to cohabitation to marriage and family.
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He suddenly found himself less mobile, however, after he fell and fractured his right arm in September when a hurried passenger knocked into him as he stepped off a subway escalator.
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While on the endless Dupont escalator, I order a pizza for pickup from the Domino's next to the metro stop by my house; they're half off so I order a medium.
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Yes. There have been so many moments -- from the time Trump descended that escalator in June 2015 to announce his candidacy, to today -- that seemed they would be his lowest. Wrong.
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As he approached the podium from his glitzy ride down an escalator in the building that proudly boasts his name, he started off by attacking any and all of Hispanic heritage.
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"Well, maybe this is all a joke — but we all thought Donald Trump was joking when he rode down the escalator at Trump Tower and announced his campaign, too," she wrote.
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A YouTube video of the family's arrival at the airport in Halifax shows the Barhos descending down an escalator as a small crowd, some waving signs shaped like maple leaves, cheered.
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A lucky pooch and its owner escaped near disaster thanks to a quick-thinking civilian and an LAX bike cop, who saved the dog after it'd been pulled into an escalator.
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The man plunged to his death shortly after he was seen "clowning around and riding the rail of the escalator" a witness told authorities, according to a police report obtained by WPRI.
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And for another, acknowledging someone's aggrievement is a proven conflict de-escalator, as when doctors apologize to victims for medical errors and are consequently less likely to be hit with malpractice suits.
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If there's no golden escalator available Trump will find some other way to make the moment visually compelling, and his rhetoric will likely be more fiery than factual, more petulant than presidential.
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A campaign kickoff on home turf In 212, Mr. Trump descended by escalator to the lobby of Trump Tower and proceeded to a bank of microphones to announce his candidacy for president.
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With Neil Young's "Rockin' in the Free World" blaring from speakers, Trump's symbolic entry into the race came with his awkward ascendance down an escalator in Trump Tower in New York City.
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For the first time since he descended an escalator in Trump Tower last June to announce that this time, he really was running for president, he ceded control of his campaign message.
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Long hair is always going to be glamorous, but in real life, it'd probably end up getting stuck in-between escalator stairs or fall into the toilet the second you sit down.
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DONALD TRUMP'S road to the White House, which he completed with his stunning victory over Hillary Clinton on November 8th, began on an escalator at Trump Tower in Manhattan 2793 months ago.
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While some hand-wringing officials insist that walking might be more dangerous than standing on an escalator, it seems glaringly obvious that walkers are paying more attention to their surroundings than standers.
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The family filed a lawsuit last week claiming it happened because the Salt Lake City store&aposs failure to keep the escalator properly maintained left a hole where her fingers got caught.
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Since Trump rode down the escalator last June, his campaign hasn't ended a single scandal in a timely fashion: Megyn Kelly, Judge Curiel, Corey Lewandowski, all went on for days and days.
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We can make meaningful but reversible tweaks to the built environment by changing a digital sign, traffic signals or even controlling actuators to modify space or real-world infrastructure like escalator direction.
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Anyone who's accustomed to taking public transportation has likely experienced the frustration of people who stand on the side of the escalator meant for walking, blocking your way and slowing you down.
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But for commuters in America, where transit is notoriously underfunded and plagued with issues, being forced to stand on an escalator would be unlikely to improve an already less-than-perfect system.
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Here's the king arriving in Malaysia in his private jet which has an escalator: We are honoured to receive the King of Saudi Arabia, His Majesty King Salman Abdulaziz Al Saud today.
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Within minutes of that unforgettable entrance by escalator, he accused Mexico of sending drugs, crime, and rapists into the United States, and he never let up on the ethnic insults and xenophobia.
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In 233, a catastrophic fire started on an escalator at the King's Cross station, and thirty-one people died; a painstaking official inquiry into its causes revealed the depth of the neglect.
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It was an event a few called an "elevator trade" — a reference to the adage that stocks go up the escalator, or at an angle, and down the elevator, or straight down.
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"I don't need to be insulted by somebody who stands on the wrong side of the escalator going on the Metro," Tomelden said, referring to a common pet peeve among D.C. denizens.
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In Act I, the curtain opens to reveal a gaudy golden escalator, and as Donald Trump descends to announce his candidacy for president, the scene has the feel of a French farce.
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Escalator banks descend through a sleek, silent black ticket hall where towering, empty, white-tiled passageways snake toward the new, vaulted train platform, curving like a half moon into the subterranean darkness.
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The project of Donald Trump since descending that escalator in 2015 was to appeal to the aggrieved forgotten man whose life hadn't delivered on the American Dream he was promised in 1950.
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It would be hard to persuade people that "everybody wins" if they all merely stood on the escalator, Curtis W. Reisinger, a psychologist at Zucker Hillside Hospital in Glen Oaks, N.Y., said.
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We followed the waterfall below ground, riding an escalator to the basement levels of Jewel, where the water barrels through an immense clear column encircled in part by tables for nearby eateries.
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When you enter the hotel and go past the reception, you take an escalator up to the main lobby which, complete with a fountain and shops, felt like a fancy shopping mall.
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Since the acceptance of this puzzle I have become much more familiar with ESCALATOR CLAUSEs, which have so far failed to make a difference in the ultracompetitive Seattle-area real estate market.
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But, when we saw Bol Bol at LAX on Monday -- he told us he's 100% ... and didn't seem to have a problem using that foot to climb the escalator inside the terminal.
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Usually, reinforcement learning produces behavior that is fragile, and that breaks down in unfamiliar circumstances, like a baby who knows how to tackle the stairs at home, but who can't understand an escalator.
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But as I watch all the coverage of the 20+ candidates in the 2020 race, I always remember that Donald Trump hadn't even come down the escalator at this point four years ago.
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He looked around anxiously to see if anyone was going to stop him and then went down the escalator ... We heard some more gunfire and then another explosion, and then it was over.
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For more news, click The elevator and escalator maker said its 21 net profit increased 21.0058 percent to 823 million Swiss francs ($818.25 million) while orders rose 4.1 percent to 10.37 billion francs.
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And in 2002, as he was returning from a service at St Paul's Cathedral for the Queen's Jubilee, he was attacked in the underground by a racist abuser and thrown down an escalator.
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" And he often recalls the media frenzy as he and his wife Melania descended the escalator at Trump tower to launch his campaign last year, saying it "looked, literally, like the Academy Awards.
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When the 15-level shopping center was packed with people on Saturday, a 150-foot-tall escalator abruptly changed directions, sending bodies hurdling towards the lower level at twice the machine's normal speed.
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But despite Jaden's protests, the fun wasn't over and Smith insisted on carrying his son up the escalator and out of the store — even though Jaden almost hits his head at one point.
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The game features a number of locales to explore — a parking lot, a bank of ATMs, an escalator — all of which appear mundane and boring until you start to mess around with them.
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But its centrality was cemented on June 16, 2015, the day Mr. Trump descended in the gilded escalator at his Manhattan skyscraper to announce his intention, then quixotic-seeming, to run for president.
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Baku's bill, thanks to an annual escalator clause, is estimated to have climbed to more than $60 million since its debut in 2016 when it was first known as the European Grand Prix.
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He is in the military, she observes from his buzz cut and combat boots; she is standing behind him on the escalator, "probably looking like a picture from their target practice," she says.
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I was wandering around talking to the concert-goers before the show when I witnessed a man dive down an ascending escalator in order to punch a female security guard in the face.
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I have been following Trump's immigration rhetoric since he came down the escalator at Trump Tower, and the relentlessness with which he hits this particular narrow subgenre of anti-immigrant panic is noteworthy.
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In footage captured by Sarah Donaldson, digital editor for student paper The New Political, students lined all five floors of the university's student center as Bennett and her bodyguard traveled down the escalator.
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To help ensure a smooth flow of foot traffic, especially in busy train stations, the practice when riding an escalator in Tokyo is to stand on the left, and walk on the right.
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While waiting for their luggage at the baggage claim area of Charlotte Douglas International Airport (the family had just returned from a trip to Florida), Jaiden leaned on the glass of an escalator.
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The escalator company Otis said that was incorrect, an NBC station reported, and Mr. Wiedefeld clarified that standing two abreast would be safer and reduce the chance of falls if everyone did it.
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The midterm elections are a referendum on the vision of America that Donald Trump, through deed and even more so through word, has advanced since he descended that infamous escalator in Trump Tower.
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"The harsh reality is that while Bon-Ton's management put in great effort to make the business sustainable, they were always running up a down escalator," GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders said.
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In 2015, the lives of everyone in the entire Trump family changed forever when Trump announced his 2016 presidential campaign, infamously coming down the golden escalator at Trump Tower in June of 2015.
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To confirm these tests, here's a fun activity while you wait for your flight this Thanksgiving: Look at your watch, and count how many people get an escalator in a five-minute time period.
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Since Donald Trump descended that escalator into the middle of America's political arena, memes have provided a way to cope with an emotionally turbulent time, denigrate one's ideological foes, and make occasionally resonant points.
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They're forced through the humiliating experience of pitching their app—one is described as the "eBay for the Snapchat generation"—while literally riding down an escalator, like some sort of second-rate Donald Trump.
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I think that, in some ways, just because of maybe the way things have been the last three years, we&aposre coming up on the three years since President Trump went down the escalator.
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And what's emerged in the hours since his loss is the most toned-down version of Trump we've seen since he infamously rode down the Trump Tower escalator in June to announce his bid.
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Only she turned her lens on the less polished, quotidian moments of convention life: a Power Ranger riding an escalator, a young Spider-Man getting his costume adjusted, bonneted Offreds and Ofglens ordering lunch.
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Last week, the East Japan Railway Company launched a campaign encouraging commuters to use both sides of the escalator to stand, as opposed to leaving one side open for those who want to walk.
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An eight-second clip that has been viewed over 1.3 million times on Facebook, shows a feline sitting in front of a busy metro station escalator, unbothered by the inconvenience she is causing riders.
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From the moment Donald Trump descended the escalator at Trump Tower in 2015, it was clear his campaign was going to be one that wrapped its arms around a certain segment of the population.
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But I started wearing military camo gear with my green helmet around that time and as I was going up the escalator one game; someone yelled at me, " Yo, JETBO", and that was it.
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That's a big reward for a slick but pared-back freemium game, intended to be played with one hand, while the player clutches a burger or holds onto an escalator handrail with the other.
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Two years ago Donald J. Trump descended an escalator in Trump Tower, delivered a speech focused on winning trade deals and keeping immigrants out of the United States, and announced his candidacy for president.
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"The harsh reality is that while Bon-Ton's management put in great effort to make the business sustainable, they were always running up a down escalator," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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When I saw her coming up the escalator at South Station making out with her ex, I was demolished... mostly because it felt clear that the relationship was over if she was that unhappy.
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He took a particularly ruthless approach to covering Donald Trump, who's since gone from being roundly mocked for announcing his candidacy by gliding down an escalator in June 2015 to becoming the president-elect.
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For the first time since Trump rode his escalator into the 2016 election, he's been knocked off his pedestal, pulling in just barely ahead of Rubio in the first actual nominating contest of 2016.
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But I started wearing Military Camo gear with my green helmet around that time and as I was going up the escalator one game; someone yelled at me, "Yo, JETBO", and that was it.
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Some day soon(?): The NHL still hasn't formally set the salary cap limit for next season, in part because it needs the NHLPA to decide if its going to use its 24 percent escalator.
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At airports, germs can linger on the screens at self-service check-in kiosks, on the bins and belts at security checkpoints, on escalator handrails, food court tables, in restrooms and gate seating areas.
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HOWARD MILLER, DOBBS FERRY, N.Y. To the Editor: Donald Trump never cared, even a little, about governing, not from the moment he came down that gold-gilded escalator and landed, incredibly, in our laps.
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" Economy The auto industry in Michigan "I'm very proud of Michigan because when I ran, if you remember, when I came down the escalator, Michigan was -- a lot of people thought it was over.
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Hicks started working on what would become Trump's campaign five months before Trump announced his presidency, after he famously rode a golden escalator down to the lobby of his tower on June 16, 2015.
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However, the "time in system" — or how long it took to stand in line to reach an escalator then ride it — dropped sharply when everyone stood, according to a blog post by the researchers.
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The 17 authors "are all on this escalator away from the idea that engagement is functional and that things were generally heading in a convergent direction despite setbacks," Mr. Schell said in an interview.
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Authorities suspect the shooter(s) were targeting someone—likely 251-year-old Javious Chatman, who had just ridden an escalator up to the shooting site and was milling around talking to people by an exit.
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Providence Police Chief Hugh Clements tells WPRO-AM the victim fell one floor, from the escalator at the movie theater level to the food court, at the Providence Place Mall just before 11 p.m. Monday.
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I think that the way we get traction is basically connecting to the real economic problems of working families and presenting our agenda for making sure everyone gets on the up escalator of the economy.
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For instance, in the show "Ode to Joy" on Youku, as two characters emerge from an underground escalator in an urban setting, a billboard at the landing bears an ad for Samsung's Galaxy C phone.
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But he plans an official rollout for his campaign in mid-June, the four-year anniversary of when he rode the escalator at Trump Tower down to a crowd of supporters and announced his candidacy.
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True to form, Rihanna made a dramatic surprise entrance, gliding down the escalator in the middle of the store in a magenta strapless ruffled gown — a cloud of sweet-smelling perfume floating in her wake.
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The strains of "Rockin' in the Free World" by Neil Young filled the air as the business mogul made his grand escalator entrance before taking the stage after an introduction by his daughter Ivanka Trump.
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After all, the escalator was invented in the late 19th century, at a time when futurists believe that moving platforms would one day carry pedestrians around entire cities without any effort on the human's part.
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In 2002, a theoretical study on escalator capacity on the London Underground found that the classic "stand right, walk left" rule actually led to more congestion than the very lazy "everybody just stand there" method.
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As for Bannon, it's no secret that he and Breitbart had their finger on the scales for Trump from the moment Trump rode down the escalator at Trump Tower to announce his candidacy last June.
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Washington (CNN)Soon after Donald Trump glided down the gilded escalator in Trump Tower, he shocked the world by announcing he was running for president and promised the political world a campaign steeped in controversy.
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"At the end of the day, Trump is obviously causing problems, creating inaction, and throwing blockades in the way, but I see it as trying to run down as escalator that's moving up," Waskow said.
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Chun had sat out a month because of a back injury sustained when she was struck by a suitcase dropped down an airport escalator by the father of the South Korean player Ha Na Jang.
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One young woman goes up the Tajrish escalator wearing a black headscarf covering all her hair, a very proper hijab few women in north Tehran are keen on, combined with knee-high pink stiletto boots.
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Mr. Trump's daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, who is married to Eric Trump, was the first, reminiscing about the now iconic escalator ride four years ago in Trump Tower when Mr. Trump announced his candidacy.
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My secret favorites are the Banana Republics in SoHo, the West Village and Flatiron neighborhoods, ABC Carpet's second floor restroom also in the Flatiron district, and Bloomingdale's in SoHo (an escalator ride up one floor).
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"Remember our independence from special interests is our loyalty to America and the America First movement that President Trump began when he came down that escalator, armed with our well-wishes and prayers," Gaetz said.
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"But the challenge today, that mobility escalator that I got on, that probably most of you got on, has stopped," said Walker, who added he was the first in his family to go to college.
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Consultants at Capgemini Consulting in London explored the efficiency question by timing themselves over several days walking and standing on an escalator at the Green Park station and then using that data in computer models.
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A new, still unfinished painting hung on the left wall: Donald Trump, standing on a bright-yellow escalator, glowering balefully as he descends to the lobby of Trump Tower to announce his candidacy for President.
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But he plans an official rollout for his campaign in mid-June, the four-year anniversary of when he rode the escalator at Trump Tower down to a crowd of supporters and announced his candidacy.
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"The whole thing was that the store was the stage — the razzle-dazzle of flash and pizazz and lo and behold, there's a swimwear fashion show with Pat Cleveland coming down the escalator," he said.
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In 2012, Philippe Delhotal, La Montre Hermès's artistic director, and Jean-Marc Wiederrecht of the independent watchmaking company Agenhor, a frequent Hermès collaborator, were on a Baselworld escalator when they hurriedly sketched out the idea.
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"We bumped into each other in the hallway next to the escalator, as I was walking out," he continued, adding that several members of the American and Ukrainian delegations, bodyguards and hotel staff were nearby.
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Once she was on, I passed her and took the left side of the escalator, the side informally recognized as the fast lane for those who, like me, choose to walk down as they ride.
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Here are other examples of Trump's troubling remarks about children or teenagers: The Los Angeles Times unearthed this wire brief from the Chicago Tribune in December 217, the same year the escalator video was taken.
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CBS says he was looking at a group of 10-year-olds walking past him when he made the comment, and you see the group of girls on a nearby escalator right after the comment.
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About 80 people were packed shoulder-to-shoulder on an escalator in Rome on Tuesday when the thing suddenly malfunctioned, lurched to a breakneck speed, and sent them hurtling toward the base of the stairs.
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"Schindler continues to expect that the global elevator and escalator market will experience a slight decline in 2016, primarily due to weakening markets in China and Latin America," the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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As she started to lose her commercial grip, Gaga got off the pop escalator in 2014 with Cheek to Cheek, an ultimately successful venture that showcased her musical versatility and introduced her to new, older audiences.
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After the game (which the girl with the crush tragically loses), Hayley's team, the appointed TRL VJ, the camera crew, and I run — literally — out of the studio, down the escalator, and right into Times Square.
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The first spiel they give is on a moving escalator — a twist on the classic "elevator pitch" — and from thereon it's like Shark Tank meets The Voice for technology — but unfortunately without any of the excitement.
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"This has been an honor and a privilege of my life to have served the President from the time he came down the escalator in Trump Tower on June 16, 2015," he told CNN on Wednesday.
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I'd rather use stairs than an escalator, I'd rather walk a mile than take an Uber, I'd rather make mayonnaise from scratch instead of buying a jar, and I've never, ever used the Facebook Like button.
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When the plane landed, she followed the other passengers along the jet bridge, up an escalator, and down a glass-walled corridor, and zigzagged over and back through an empty baffle, with no queue to contain.
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In corporate news, shares of Swiss elevator and escalator manufacturer Schindler fell 4.3% after it reported a 22% dive in second-quarter profit, dented by wage inflation, higher material costs, foreign exchange, and planned higher costs.
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His mother, Sheryl Stiles was at the funeral but, just hours later, she suffered a heart attack and fell down the escalator of her hotel, according to a GoFundMe page set up for her funeral expenses.
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In corporate news, shares of Swiss elevator and escalator manufacturer Schindler fell 4.3% after it reported a 22% drop in second-quarter profit, dented by wage inflation, higher material costs, foreign exchange, and planned higher costs.
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The protests began peacefully, but police reportedly fired tear gas inside a subway station and charged at protesters on an escalator in another station, expanding the protest and ultimately shutting down the airport for two days.
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" My voice rises like an escalator: "I don't want to be here, I don't want to be in bed, I don't want to write, I don't even want to smoke, I don't want to be anywhere.
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In 2015 I underestimated the man himself: Before he descended the Trump Tower escalator into history, I had no idea that he had the savvy, the discipline, or the stamina to run an effective populist campaign.
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Three times in recent months, Mr. Brown said, Lowe's customers were bringing home long pieces of construction material via subway and carrying them upright on the escalator, only to have them smash into the ceiling overhang.
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If you tire of the climb, you can slip inside and take the escalator, and soak up one of the most important collections of modern glass in the world, as well as paintings, drawings and sculpture.
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Ever since he came down the escalator at Trump Tower that fateful day in June 2015, President Trump's critics have worried that his anger-management and impulse-control issues would be exposed in an international crisis.
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Nearly a decade before Trump descended the escalator and announced his fateful campaign with a fusillade of ugly epithets against Mexican immigrants, Hazleton had become a focus of the national debate over immigration and undocumented workers.
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The sight of him riding a gold escalator down into the belly of Trump Tower to announce his good news made one thing clear to me: he was ready to begin his descent to the Presidency.
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The campaign started as a small group of individuals helping Mr. Trump to make the decision in June 2015 to ride down the golden escalator and seek the Republican nomination for President of the United States.
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"This Land Is Our Land: An Immigrant&aposs Manifesto" by Suketu MehtaWhen Trump descended the escalator in 2016, one of his first statements was to accuse Mexico of "not sending their best," including rapists and criminals.
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There's the story about the time "Ma$e pre-preacher cleared a whole Atlanta dance floor" in order to hit on the poet, or the time Edward Norton complemented her from an escalator at Port Authority.
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It's easy to get caught up in the pomp of diplomacy when you find yourself on an escalator accidentally squeezed in between the tens of thousands of dollars of suits that make up a dignitary's entourage.
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Kushner, who has taken on more responsibility in the president's 2020 re-election bid, advocated for kicking off the campaign by recreating Trump's descent from an escalator at the Trump Tower building in New York City.
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The cover image of Ryan Eckes's latest, General Motors, reveals much of what to expect inside: the two rounded, rubber handrails at the entrance of an escalator stick out of a green makeshift wall to nowhere.
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It's become quite clear over the 17 months since Trump rode down the escalator in Trump Tower to announce his candidacy that there are few politicians more adept at unearthing and exploiting weaknesses than America's president-elect.
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Run by the uber chic "Chanel Airlines", customers are treated to a VIP-only airport terminal experience from the moment they hop onto the escalator that takes them up to the second floor of the shopping mall.
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Immigration has been at the emotional center of politics ever since Donald Trump descended the escalator at Trump Tower to proclaim himself the candidate who would stop Mexico from sending rapists and murderers to despoil our country.
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SANDY, Utah – A 4-year-old Utah girl whose fingers were severed in a grocery store escalator last year is learning to color pictures again, but she could be facing more surgeries as her small hands grow.
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The reality-TV star began his run over 500 days ago with a ride down an escalator at his eponymous New York tower and completed it with an unlikely ascent early on Wednesday into the White House.
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In June 2015, when Donald Trump descended an escalator to the lobby of Trump Tower to announce that he was running for president, there was little reason to think he could succeed where previous outsiders had failed.
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Kevin McCall posted the courthouse surveillance footage on his Instagram, which is of him talking to the officer ... then cuts to a shot of the cop chasing McCall down an escalator in an effort to detain him.
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Legal challenges by local conservation groups, which objected to some modifications, such as the inclusion of an escalator with bright red detailing, as well as the space's designation as a commercial space, were thrown out in court.
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The magical, out-of-this-world mansion features five bedrooms and four bathrooms, an escalator within the tail of the unicorn, solar panels, a rainbow slide, and a large pool with a diving board and a swing.
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The prestigious New Yorker magazine unveiled its latest cover on Thursday, depicting an illustration of President Trump falling down the Trump Tower escalator and landing flat on his face but still managing to give his signature thumbs up.
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If you've ever wanted to take a nap in the bedding section of a department store, run up a "down" escalator or steal money out of a fountain, Ellen DeGeneres and Britney Spears are officially your new idols.
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President Donald Trump may be a resort-dwelling real estate magnate who entered politics via golden escalator, but even a trade war with China hasn't tarnished his image as a champion for an unlikely group: farmers and ranchers.
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Carlos Alvarez, a 48-year-old man who lived in the Bronx, died after his shirt got stuck in a New York City subway station's escalator in the early hours of Sunday morning, according to NBC New York.
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On June 16, 2015, after theatrically descending on the escalator at Trump Tower, Mr. Trump announced his candidacy for president, hitting the precise themes he had laid out in the Conservative Political Action Conference speech five years earlier.
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Trump officials said the caucus on Monday, even if it was not competitive, would be an important milestone for a campaign that has essentially been going on since Mr. Trump's famous escalator ride in Trump Tower in 2015.
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And in order to anywhere close to as well-known as Trump was on the day he descended that golden (gilded) escalator in the lobby of Trump Tower would take tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars.
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That includes renting office space in Trump Tower in New York, where Trump famously rode down the escalator and launched his candidacy in 2015, and renting a 757 airplane nicknamed Trump Force One through his company TAG Air.
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Oxon Hill, Maryland (CNN)A short escalator ride down from where President Donald Trump and other administration luminaries and allies are addressing the faithful at the Conservative Political Action Conference, there is a cavernous hall buzzing with promise.
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A Georgia grand jury has indicted Kevin McCall Jr. on 3 counts for his role in the escalator altercation last month with a sergeant, which stemmed from Kevin refusing to stop recording on his phone in the courthouse.
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The footage was captured by Meghan McGreevy and she told Philly's NBC10 that she saw the moment the escalator sped up, and began filming, though she also said she did not see any serious injuries as a result.
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When a Washington Post investigation found that Trump's charity had used money to [buy a solid gold Elf on the Shelf/build an escalator to Heaven/make Tila Tequila a best-selling author], what was Trump tweeting about?
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History would be different if he'd never descended that escalator, but, eventually, someone would've come in and given the Republican Party the nativist candidate the base wanted rather than the anti-tax Republicans the party kept offering up.
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There was this sense that, with Donald Trump coming down that escalator talking about how Mexicans are rapists, Hispanics would be super motivated in 2016 to turn out against Trump, and Hispanic turnout in Texas was only marginally higher.
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From the moment Trump took that fated escalator ride down to the lobby of Trump Tower to announce his bid for the presidency in July 2015, cable news networks like CNN and MSNBC kept their cameras locked on Trump.
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A new trailer released tonight, shortly before the episode aired, detailed exactly how they'd be doing that — with a literal escalator pitch that gives contestants 60 seconds to explain their idea while being slowly brought down to the stage.
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After eight years of attempting to preserve potential political alliances, if not actively fostering them, Obama is unloading now on a party he says was Trump long before the real estate mogul descended his escalator as a presidential contender.
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Apple began its long-awaited move into original television series last week, with a reality show called "Planet of the Apps", an unscripted show about developers trying to interest celebrity mentors with a 60-second pitch on an escalator.
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Take London's Holborn station and its 77-foot escalator:A 2002 study of escalator capacity on the Underground found that on machines such as those at Holborn, with a vertical height of 24 metres, only 40% would even contemplate it.
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What's next: In conversations, Trump makes it clear that he thinks of the official kickoff as June 16 — four years to the day since he rode down the gold escalator in Trump Tower to announce his improbable 2016 run.
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Hundreds of New York-based journalists scrambled to get a glimpse of what most expected to be a short-lived spectacle, as Trump and his wife Melania made their way down a golden escalator and into a cramped foyer.
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In the 16-second video, it looks like the little guy was keeping a pretty solid pace as it ran up the down escalator, shedding all those tiny rat calories and honing his sweet, sweet summer rodent beach bod.
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There are signs on the floors; painted footsteps on both sides of the escalator stairs; electronic versions of triangular "stand on the right" signs; and, of course, station announcements that are difficult to hear through an inadequate loudspeaker system.
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But the Underground has also, cleverly, left a third escalator — on the far left, of course — for anyone to ride or climb as he or she pleases, so in some sense it is stepping heaven, without any official hectoring.
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Writing to George Washington, in 1792, Hamilton seemed to anticipate our current moment and the con on the golden escalator: When a man unprincipled in private life desperate in his fortune, bold in his temper, possessed of considerable talents . . .
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Hillary Clinton, now the Democratic nominee, kicked off her candidacy less than a month later on April 12, while Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee, descended the Trump Tower escalator in New York on June 16 of that year.
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An escalator rises to the poker room, and high rollers can take a private elevator up to a "garden suite" on the third floor, where there will be two-story villas with interior pools, all with their own butlers.
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They do the same thing back down the escalator, into the maw of a sprawling and inexplicable underground expo that nearly fills the warren of concourses and which I can only describe as A Trade Show, But For Children.
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"The Republican money people were laughing at Trump when he came down the escalator and they kept laughing at him for way too long, until 'holy crap' he's winning primaries," Matt Bennett, co-founder of Third Way told POLITICO.
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Donald J. Trump has been upsetting the status quo ever since he descended the escalator in Trump Tower to disrupt the make-believe world of mendacious politicians mouthing meaningless talking points and the media that pretend to believe them.
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NBC News reported on its website that the woman ran from the terminal after making a nervous phone call in a language not recognized by officers and left behind a pair of designer shoes as she fled on an escalator.
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"There was this sense that, with Donald Trump coming down that escalator talking about how Mexicans are rapists, Hispanics would be super motivated in 2016 to turn out against Trump, and Hispanic turnout in Texas was only marginally higher," Smith said.
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But like a crowded escalator with a passenger who's slow to step off at the end, as the ice hit the shore it had no where to go, so it shattered and quickly turned into mountains of jagged, shimmering crystals.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The elevator and escalator maker reported better-than-expected order intake in the second quarter on strong growth across its markets, and raised its full-year revenue growth outlook.
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The cost of the vinyl banners around Union Square for a music showcase series (also sponsored by Citigroup) remain a mystery, as do things like subway escalator wraps and the posters glued to the sides of New York's dwindling public payphones.
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Another shared a now-viral video to the social network of water rushing down the escalator in a vacant area of the hotel, as the fire alarm goes off, in a clip that has since been viewed nearly 4,000 times.
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The city's official hotline is increasingly inundated with rodent complaints—topping 31,000 in 2016.1 And if you're going by residents' social media accounts, the city is under siege, overrun by a bold horde of pizza-grabbing, escalator-riding, snowdrift-tunneling rodents.
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For more news, click on The elevator and escalator manufacturer reported full-year results that were in line with estimates as it was able to grow in both new installations and in services, with a more stable demand in China.
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Trump's claims about immigrants, unemployment, and the freed prisoners were all false and these distortions combined with his kitschy stagecraft -- riding down to the crowd on a golden escalator, hiring extras to cheer -- to make him seem like a cartoon figure.
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Forecasts for a second straight year of declining new installations might suggest otherwise, but the biggest elevator and escalator manufacturers — United Technologies' Otis, Finland's Kone, Germany's ThyssenKrupp and Switzerland's Schindler — are betting heavily on opportunities rising from China's evolving social fabric.
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"I just thought I'd see if I could get into Trump Tower and ride the famous escalator," said Moore, who did just that until he reached the fourth floor and the Secret Service told him he could go no higher.
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For more click Schindler posted 20153 net profit of 22015 million Swiss francs ($24.4 million), down 2168.2 percent from last year as the elevator and escalator maker was hurt by currency exchange rates and by price pressure, including in China.
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The man, whose identity has not been made public, died at a local hospital after he and his motorized wheelchair fell after nearly reaching the top of the escalator as he attempted to leave the station around 1:30 p.m.
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Football fans were on their way to watch the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA) Moscow play Roma in a Champions League match on Tuesday when the Rome Repubblica station escalator began to drastically speed up, reports 9 News.
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Fans were aggressively thrown towards the bottom of the escalator and crushed in a pile-up, while others threw themselves onto the opposite side to avoid landing on those below them, as seen in a video captured by a bystander.
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One sharp-minded denizen of the world wide web has stepped up to meet the furor over the GoFundMe campaign to fund President Trump's long-sought border wall with one of his own: funding an escalator that scales that wall.
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For more click Schindler posted 2015 net profit of 747 million Swiss francs ($766.78 million), down 17 percent from last year as the elevator and escalator maker was hurt by currency exchange rates and by price pressure, including in China.
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At lunchtime each day, prosecutors returning from the courthouse stream through the doors of the D.A.'s office, pulling metal carts stacked with boxes of files, and ride an escalator to the mezzanine, then board an elevator to their offices.
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In June 2015, the orange-coiffed real estate mogul and reality television star glided down the escalator in Trump Tower in New York to announce his bid for the White House in a speech that launched a thousand hate bombs.
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You have escalator and stair railings, taxicabs and hotel shuttles, bins full of snacks (if you're lucky), the handles on coffee creamer carafes, cramped meeting rooms in which people sneeze, and your phone screen, which you keep touching all day lo
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The most extreme example of location hopping is Jay Carlon's "Dance Film Selfie," which starts appealingly with him stuck overnight in a Russian airport, passing the time by improvising a dance on an escalator and sliding around the empty terminal.
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In the kickoff of his insurgency four years ago, Mr. Trump drifted down the escalator of Trump Tower to the thumping strains of Neil Young's "Rockin' in the Free World" and sold himself as the antidote to politics as usual.
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Those travelers are likely to come into contact with many high-touch objects such as self check-in kiosks, escalator handrails and tray tables, so airports and airlines are making changes aimed at reducing the potential for what's called community transmission.
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Largest shareholder Alfred N Schindler will stay on the board of the elevator and escalator maker until at least 2024, with the new agreement to re-allocate shares taking place only between family shareholders, NZZ and TagesAnzeiger reported on Saturday.
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More than 20 buses have caught fire on the streets of the city so far this year, largely the result of poor maintenance, while a broken escalator injured more than 20 Russian soccer fans at a city metro station last Tuesday.
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That was in addition to the cutbacks and layoffs that have left the industry feeling as if it were "running up a down escalator," as Tom Moran, editorial page editor of The Star-Ledger, the state's largest newspaper, put it.
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Then you have to wait in line to go through airport-style security checkpoints to take the escalator up to the Grand Promenade — which, with a few paltry refreshment stands and yet more lines at intermission, doesn't feel very grand.
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The timing of the piece, coming a day after excerpts were released from Bob Woodward's new investigative tome, "Fear: Trump in the White House," deepened the portrait of an ignorant and amoral President whose escalator isn't stopping at every floor.
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She hurt muscles surrounding her tail bone and had to miss March's HSBC Women's Champions event - won by compatriot Jang Ha-na - when a suitcase carried by Jang's father came crashing down an escalator and hit her at a Singapore airport.
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Trump Tower was closed, and inside the lobby, everything had come to a stop, including the gilded escalator that Trump had once glided down to begin his presidential campaign on a day when the city was running at full speed.
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Teenagers in blazers stared up at the escalator, a Trumpian monument to the heady first day of the reality-TV star's 2016 campaign, when he ascended, waving slowly, into a crowd of paid extras, and announced he was running for president.
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