"The private establishments are much more in number than the public establishments," he said.
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The political and social establishments are not the only establishments the Trumps have ignored.
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All were protest candidates against the party establishments of their day, and the establishments fought back.
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And in every city where establishments were listed as friendly to black travelers, there were almost certainly establishments that were unfriendly.
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Trump proves the remarkable uniformity of the Democratic and Republican establishments every time both of those establishments decry him... which has been often.
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This includes very large blood collection establishments, such as the American Red Cross, and some very small establishments, such as academic centers, he said.
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Unlicensed establishments can change their system for keeping records without notifying the FDA, but licensed establishments — places like OneBlood — need to notify the agency.
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They are talking about how it is now Ok for mobs to descend on other people&aposs establishments and drive people out of those establishments.
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Heads of cultural establishments are appointed for 3 to 7 years long terms of office while in artistic establishments – from 3 to 5 artistic seasons.
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But under Obama alone, from 293 through 211, the decline was much smaller: 22001,297 establishments to 21991,290 establishments, a difference of 251,23.5 or about 21969%.
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Rules put in place in 1995 require so-called adult establishments to be 500 feet away from things like schools and religious establishments, by city regulation.
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According to the Census Bureau's Statistics of US Businesses data series, the number of manufacturing establishments in the US fell by 2.333,2.323 between 2.313, the beginning of the George W. Bush administration -- when there were 2.303,21197 establishments-- and 2150, the last full year of the Obama administration, when there were 2148,2121 establishments.
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According to the Census Bureau's Statistics of US Businesses data series, the number of manufacturing establishments in the US fell by 61,076 between 2001, the beginning of the George W. Bush administration -- when there were 215,293 establishments -- and 22.5, the last full year of the Obama administration, when there were 295,287 establishments.
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" In its opinion, the appeals court said the plaintiffs' complaint "alleges that plaintiffs' establishments are harmed in their competition with Trump establishments because, despite being comparable in other relevant aspects, the President's establishments offer government patrons something that plaintiffs cannot: the opportunity, by enriching the President, to obtain favorable government treatment from the President and Executive branch.
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" Book establishments per 100k residents: 36 Why it's perfect for bookworms: "Despite being just the 64th largest city in the U.S., Saint Louis has the 12th most book-related establishments in the nation.
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Though certain establishments may ban those carrying firearms from entering.
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Even some more establishments Republicans have expressed some concern. Rep.
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Many dining establishments have teamed with celebrity partners, of course.
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There is a certain air of trust in those establishments.
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And then four years ago, these establishments started showing up.
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Measure Z applies to establishments with more than 50 rooms.
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Murderous attacks on gay establishments are not new, of course.
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Credit cards are accepted at very few establishments in Zimbabwe.
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Third, vendors don't enjoy having raucous canines in their establishments.
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Avoid crowds and public establishments, stay home if possible, etc.
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Establishments with 50 rooms or fewer would have until Jan.
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Iwanchuk also questioned why the proposed bylaw includes private establishments.
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Newsom called for restaurants to socially distance patrons within establishments.
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We want to close restaurants, bars and nonessential retail establishments.
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All the while, he was brewing in other people's establishments.
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Establishments in any country tend to favor the status quo.
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Just over 100 establishments around the world have that status.
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But locals tend to develop fierce loyalties to specific establishments.
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Somali dining establishments are not anomalous in the Twin Cities.
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About two dozen tobacco-selling establishments are affected by the ordinance.
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He said Trump has supported affirmative action and opposed segregated establishments.
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Several worried Muslim traders shut their establishments for fear of violence.
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Weatherspoon's took that name for several of their city centre establishments.
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Refrain from adding your location to posts or checking into establishments.
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"A lot of big establishments hire from foreign countries," he said.
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Other establishments, like Boston Market, are giving away pie for free.
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Eleven years later the media and political establishments are now swarming.
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Food and drinking establishments contributed 253,241, while financial activities added 2172,2000.
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The regulation applies only to establishments with more than 250 employees.
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" Now, establishments like Chipotle have been recategorized as "fast food plus.
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Technology is upending century-old establishments, creating new lifestyles and routines.
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The impact of the rule on small establishments is also minimal.
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Dozens of these establishments date back nearly to the Civil War.
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"Establishments can stay open for carry-out and delivery," he tweeted.
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Many establishments have already been forced to turn to mass layoffs.
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In succession, he crushed two party establishments and ended two dynasties.
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Mental health establishments and premises for secure units have been shut.
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About 20 establishments have been equipped with the devices so far.
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She says that the other, potentially affected establishments should still be named.
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It applies to full-service dining establishments but exempts fast food restaurants.
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Of course, wait times aren't just an issue at fine dining establishments.
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Since then Britain has added two new establishments to the old one.
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Lines were out the doors and establishments were as crowded as ever.
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Targeting Muslims violates the First Amendment rule against religious establishments, he said.
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They are vying for the same academic prizes as purely secular establishments.
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Dislike of Trumpism will not deter applicants from the finest American establishments.
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Similar establishments exist across the city, and in some other African countries.
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Why has such a big city got so few progressive dining establishments?
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The Travel Without Childrenwebsite, lists 30 such adult-only establishments in Germany.
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Retailers are a very long-tail business, with more than 3.8M establishments.
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These establishments are certainly playing a role in staving off butchery's extinction.
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Are other hungry, angry populations ready to start burning down their establishments?
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The establishments where Claire relentlessly shops are near international airports, observes Tracy.
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They acquired interests in several prominent establishments in Amsterdam's red-light district.
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Some of the city's cocktail kings have recently opened hotel-free establishments.
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And Berlin alone boasts upwards of 600 vegan and vegetarian food establishments.
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For example, fast food establishments are taking steps to automate food ordering.
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Still, some establishments have learned to leverage social media to their advantage.
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They include the national-security, Wall Street, academic, legal and economic establishments.
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By the 1960s, however, food establishments started to emerge within the town.
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Nail and hair salons abound, and there are around 45 food establishments.
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A "Hotel Impossible" spinoff looks at the finer points of luxury establishments.
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For years, the meritocratic establishments in both parties told an implicit myth.
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Bar menus often work the same way, especially at fine dining establishments.
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Out of more than 250 establishments, fewer than a dozen had reopened.
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What do locals lose if resources are devoted to preserving certain establishments?
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Many of the larger chain establishments in the French Quarter had closed.
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Establishments may continue to offer food for take-out and by delivery.
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All public transport, offices, commercial establishments, and factories were to be closed.
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Many employers do not restrict their workers from gambling in their establishments.
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English is spoken in most establishments; traveler's Spanish will get you far.
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A majority of the institutions are private educational establishments, the official added.
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She has never felt at home temperamentally with establishments of any kind.
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Some surprises have bolstered establishments, underscoring that the only certainty is uncertainty.
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James Cox worked her way up from diners to fine dining establishments.
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It applies to full-service dining establishments but exempts fast-food restaurants.
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The dying dish establishments like F. Cooke were once best known for.
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Sanders' relish in denouncing the Republican and Democratic establishments is nothing new.
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The private sector includes 429 cooperatives, many of them former state establishments.
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" Book establishments per 234k residents: 255 Why it's perfect for bookworms: "With beautiful parks (no matter what the season) and a myriad of book-related establishments, it's easy to see how book enthusiasts would love living in this city.
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Your job is to show up at both establishments with an empty stomach.
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According to locals, nightlife establishments sometimes use discriminatory practices to "curate" their clientele.
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Raids on gay-friendly establishments were commonplace in New York in the 1960s.
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Food service and drinking establishments continued to gain jobs, adding 30,000 in December.
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But the Democratic and Republican establishments have worked nonstop to undermine his legitimacy.
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"Too many prisoners remain in unsafe, unsanitary and outdated establishments," the researchers said.
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And apart from Brickell City Centre, I didn't see many retail establishments, either.
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The app lets you mark your favorite bar establishments and subsequently rate them.
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Women spend just as much time and money as men in these establishments.
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The number, consistently on the rise, dwarfs all other types of dining establishments.
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By 2013, that figure was down to 292,100 establishments, employing 11.3 million people.
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Naturally, when asked to share the recipes with MUNCHIES, both establishments politely declined.
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We all know by now that 2016 is a bad year for establishments.
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The political establishments of both parties have acknowledged U.S. international interests since 28503.
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Just don't expect to be paid to visit your favorite establishments too frequently.
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From dingy dives to Old World establishments, watering holes are one writer's paradise.
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America, and the world, are going to see a lot more such establishments.
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Food establishments in these regions are among the highest rated in the country.
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The planning rules for such establishments are far less onerous than for pubs.
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Public establishments are still figuring out how to handle Juuls and other vaporizers.
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But they have sent shock through the nation's political and news media establishments.
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The streets are desolate as events were canceled and some establishments permanently closed.
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The Keys are home to more than 5,000 lodging establishments totaling 16,500 units.
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Schools and medical establishments were decades away from teaching children about improper touching.
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One of those establishments is Elkano, arguably the most acclaimed restaurant in Getaria.
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Some establishments were already closing down before the beach ban went into effect.
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The new establishments on Main Street include a microbrewery and a coffee shop.
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Andrew Cuomo has not specifically ordered hair or nail establishments to cease operations.
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There are six kosher food establishments in a two-block area of town.
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Some question whether they should patronize establishments reputed to have enabled sexual harassment.
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Other long-standing establishments like 21 Club, Raoul's, and Cipriani also still stand.
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Democratic campaigns and committees spent roughly $500,000 at such establishments, the Post reported.
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Houses of worship are not eligible unless they are attached to such establishments.
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New York state police have increased patrols near synagogues and Jewish establishments, Gov.
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So, why do fast food establishments seem to be such hubs of violence?
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At only 210 establishments, a 23.5 percent employment increase isn't very many jobs.
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In 3.83, New York's Department of Labor identified 23,814 manufacturing establishments, employing 745,585 workers.
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Older establishments like the Café Toscana were bustling with diners on a Tuesday night.
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Military establishments, whose job is to think of worst-case scenarios and prepare accordingly.
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Haley was one of the foreign-policy and Washington establishments' favorite Trump administration leaders.
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Well, the same reason the establishments of both parties do anything and everything: money.
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Trump supporters have also faced pushback by establishments, which experts say is mostly legal.
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In truth, the bigger challenge may be introducing the chain's culture into existing establishments.
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Available at most fast food establishments, your first step is purchasing the humble nugget.
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It also owns food producer and supplier Novalimentos, which serves more than 2,000 establishments.
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Religious establishments have provided support, and work together more closely than before the fire.
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"It has been too comfortable for the Democratic and Republican party establishments," he says.
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He explained that labor has been a really big headwind for fine dining establishments.
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Many high-profile customers like actor Billy Eichner said they would boycott the establishments.
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My partner accompanied me this time, as I was now skittish of such establishments.
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"Women should be asking a whole range of questions of these establishments," Silber said.
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In the terminal, a small number of establishments vie for a large, captive clientele.
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New Orleans alone has three times more adult entertainment establishments than the national average.
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The new establishments say they aim to cater to longtime residents and newcomers alike.
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Stonewall, like other establishments that allowed gay people to gather, were easy police targets.
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I'm no foodie, a fact apparently underlined by my complete ignorance of both establishments.
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This vagueness created the opportunity for PROs to go after unsuspecting establishments, often anonymously.
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But while both men are challenging a party establishment, those establishments aren't the same.
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Taxi services and gambling establishments are getting their share of the madness as well.
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We were rebelling, as musicians, against the establishments of classical music and of rock.
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He moved here from Atlanta, after cooking at some reputable establishments in New York.
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Over the decades, a number of high-profile cases have emerged concerning retail establishments.
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In New York, where once there were no such establishments, suddenly there are two.
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Hill Restaurant Group owns Hawk 'n' Dove, Lola's, Willie's Sports bar, among other establishments.
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Even iconic dining establishments such as Peter Luger Steakhouse in Brooklyn now offers takeout.
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The popular tourist town has stunning scenery and an array of quality dining establishments.
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"Sure, these establishments are bringing more people and awareness to the neighborhood," he said.
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Mr. Farley pointed out as well that many establishments are installing gender-neutral bathrooms.
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Two of Greenpoint's veteran establishments, Paulie Gee's and Ovenly, are expanding within the neighborhood.
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He called for establishments to remove tables and chairs to reflect the reduced capacity.
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Some of his critics in Israel's security and political establishments are uncomfortable with this.
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But the seaside establishments that accommodate people in wheelchairs are few and far between.
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There are different ways to measure the number of "manufacturing establishments" in the country.
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His team scours the country daily for establishments to add, including those individual franchises.
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The noise level in many high-end dining establishments has become painful and obnoxious.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by 136,000 jobs last month, the government's survey of establishments showed.
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At first, it focused on New York establishments because Green was from the area.
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We didn't just rail against the injustices of old establishments throughout the 2010s, though.
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The establishments of both parties will be shell-shocked into compliance with his wishes.
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"No one wants or believes that establishments should keep tips," Acosta told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Or ridiculous mandates on what size televisions restaurant owners could have in their establishments?
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New York's Bareburger chain and Magnolia Bakery are among the establishments using the technology.
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Leaders have always needed the support of both voters and establishments to win elections.
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To measure this, the researchers looked at the number of restaurants and bars—and employment levels at those establishments—within a seven-mile radius of the Cavaliers' home stadium, Quicken Loans Arena, and compared that with the establishments within a one-mile radius.
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Give us a list of what you would call the main establishments of this Congress?
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El Huarache Azteca, located on the neighborhood's hippest boulevard, is one of these proud establishments.
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Government and rights groups agree, saying learning establishments in Kenya have also become recruitment grounds.
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Most of these establishments open their doors in January and remain in operation through April.
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According to the government, 300 new establishments are slated to open their doors by 2017.
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China is uncomfortable with discussions of democratic mandates, voter grievances or elections that overthrow establishments.
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"We have enhanced the security of Christians establishments, schools, hospitals, colonies and churches," said Zulfikar.
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In some establishments, you can even eat an entire meal on top of your cocktail.
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Previously, it only provided Netflix in around 300 establishments in the U.S., Tech Crunch reports.
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The majority of the menu's ingredients come from local establishments within a 100 km radius.
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In 1905, the police staged a massive Easter Sunday raid on twelve Chinatown gambling establishments.
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Do you get enjoyment out of locating sporting establishments that can fill up CO2 tanks?
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It seems baffling that glitzy establishments can so brazenly ignore the desires of its customers.
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Other establishments might have custom-made, limited edition ceramic ones that command higher price tags.
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South Korea views such establishments as a source of foreign currency for the isolated state.
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Forrest's own slave prison, according to contemporary accounts, resembled other similar establishments of the time.
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Both establishments are known for their use of seasonal produce and lesser known, global wines.
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My daughter jokes that I should apply for a job at one of these establishments.
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Mississippi, according to Census data, has the smallest concentration of entertainment establishments in our study.
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Independently owned salons were also less likely to comply with state laws than chain establishments.
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The scarcity of women governors also suggests that state political establishments are not recruiting them.
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But the religious right was also much more friendly to establishments than the New Right.
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Cambodia has five North Korean restaurants, and its expatriates have been employed in those establishments.
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Somewhere, when cooking at all of these establishments, was the inspiration to open Tender Greens.
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In 1990 5.8 million people in the US were employed in eating and drinking establishments.
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A handful of New York establishments sell it, including Whole Foods and some fancy bakeries.
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Right now, however, dancing is banned in a vast majority of New York's nightlife establishments.
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Ahead of the Barcelona rally, many shopkeepers had shuttered their establishments amid concerns about turmoil.
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They joined an increasing cohort of American women at the helm of their own establishments.
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Those campaigning for the bistros and cafes hope the establishments make the list in 2020.
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Newer Greenport dinner options have joined longtime establishments like Claudio's (a good bet for lobster).
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Politicians do often invite food ridicule by taking part in photo ops at food establishments.
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It's since rolled out a new tag to identify establishments where such incidents have occurred.
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They would actually reduce the power that gargantuan centralized financial establishments hold over ordinary people.
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He compared that with employment in food services and drinking establishments over the same period.
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The four North Korean conspirators apparently recruited Ms. Huong and Ms. Siti from entertainment establishments.
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Including these establishments would increase protections to all Americans under the Civil Rights Act. 5.
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The comedian famously quipped that he avoided establishments that would have him as a member.
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Today, says Krantz, the majority of the region's 450,000 farms are longtime, family-owned establishments.
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Sit-ins shut down restaurants and other establishments, getting would-be customers to ask why.
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After spending an entire day in their establishments, I hadn't come across any of this.
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McFarlane used to be at the Ace Hotel, one of Palm Springs' most Instagrammable establishments.
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The former would study local laws and policies to "make findings and recommendations that address common issues and trends in the nightlife industry," while the latter would act as a liaison between authorities, establishments, and residents, and also help establishments navigate licensing and permit processes.
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But the lines of division on this issue are driven in part by class — restaurant workers in high-end, high-volume establishments in wealthier areas of the city can expect generous tips in a way that workers in lower-end, lower-volume establishments simply can't.
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One source involved with the project describes the innovation centers as WeWork-like co-working establishments.
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The pupils at both establishments have similarly impeccable manners and many come from similarly prosperous backgrounds.
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Some educational establishments began requiring this in the early years of Communist rule in the 1950s.
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Children therefore languish in specialised education establishments, which are often set up to be a stopgap.
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Some results were surprising: per person, Devon has among the most gay establishments in the country.
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Even popular North Korean dining establishments that seem to be doing well are closing their doors.
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Neighboring Saudi Arabia, by contrast, forbids the building of churches or any non-Muslim religious establishments.
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In January it banned restaurants, cafes and other establishments from adding CBD to food and drinks.
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Indeed, many successful new universities, including Coventry and Manchester Metropolitan, are expanding faster than older establishments.
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In both instances the attacks targeted establishments popular with Westerners, dozens of whom were taken hostage.
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But today it can be much harder for customers to spot racial bias in retail establishments.
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Establishments like McDonalds and Wal-Mart already have robots heavily involved in their most basic procedures.
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This has buttressed his aura of authenticity, particularly among young people jaded by institutions and establishments.
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Relations between the Chinese and American defence establishments are not as rocky as they once were.
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Though concierges are not extinct quite yet, those that remain tend to work in upmarket establishments.
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Nearly all of those establishments — more than 9,000 — employ zero to five workers, the statistics show.
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The biggest obstacles for Trump and Cuccinelli would come from the Washington political and media establishments.
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Our data shows that Wyoming has the fifth-highest rate of entertainment establishments per 10,000 residents.
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It runs about 2,000 educational establishments in about 160 countries, from Afghanistan to the United States.
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What quickly comes to mind is the hospitality industry: hotels, fast-food establishments, transit hubs, etc.
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His restaurant, the Feast, was once one of Boston's most popular and critically acclaimed dining establishments.
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Food prices were reduced in some establishments in Santa Elena as a way to defuse tensions.
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They feel betrayed by the Democratic and Republican establishments, and finally a candidate spoke to them.
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It runs some 2,000 educational establishments in around 160 countries, from Afghanistan to the United States.
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IFA represents over 730,000 establishments and supports 8 million employees across a diversity of business categories.
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He accused business owners of lying when they said demonstrators had threatened to burn their establishments.
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Food courts are lunch and dinner establishments, which means that breakfast is not really an option.
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Both are outsiders that seek to destroy old establishments within Game of Thrones with brute force.
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Even the names of its drinking establishments sound trendy by today's standards: Le Monde, Crickateer, Emergency.
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Parts of the area will now be turned over to residential housing, hotels and commercial establishments.
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In Las Vegas, high-end dining establishments were shutting their doors, as were popular buffet spots.
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Mike DeWine tweeted while noting that establishments would be allowed to continue carryout and delivery services.
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Even before restaurants were ordered to close, business in many establishments had slowed to a trickle.
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Dining options include the popular Redding Roadhouse, the family-owned Spinning Wheel and several Georgetown establishments.
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We can't make promises for how fuckable or STD free the people in these establishments are.
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And those who frequent these establishments should order takeout and have their food or merchandise delivered.
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And it is driving populist revolts, as citizens clamor to tear down establishments and status quos.
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Some states, like Ohio, Illinois, and Washington have mandated such establishments restrict services or close entirely.
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Restaurants, coffeehouses, food courts and similar establishments cannot serve food or beverages for on-premise consumption.
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Amid the early weeks of the coronavirus pandemic in the US, business at both establishments nosedived.
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But these new establishments aren't turning chicken feeders into flower planters or reclaiming old barn wood.
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And other establishments are reaching out to their communities in their time of need as well.
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Thousands of establishments have been forced to close down and lay off many of their employees.
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Both are man-of-the-people nationalists who have battled resistance from their respective security establishments.
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If you've been to any of his establishments, you know Trabocchi has a problem with restraint.
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That classification provides legal protections like allowing dogs into establishments that are otherwise unfriendly to pets.
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Select another, and it is the pinnacle of Wall Street establishments, all slicked hair and steaks.
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Establishments of order begin to quake and the laws of the past are threatened with collapse.
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The Austrian watchdog would have to work with its counterparts at the streaming services' main establishments.
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He seemed to have realized that the two major party establishments had abandoned the working class.
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Voters wanted popular rule, establishments wanted checks and institutions; the two held each other in balance.
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The fate of the orcas currently at SeaWorld establishments continues to be a bone of contention.
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It named services and establishments that were safe for them patronize during a time of legalized discrimination.
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Though commonly viewed as disparate, the arts establishment often works in parallel with political and corporate establishments.
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The company already has more than 212 restaurants using the service, including a few Michelin-starred establishments.
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But just like the celebrated establishments it's profiling, the show is best enjoyed as a sporadic extravagance.
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Somewhere deep in the FDA regulations is a section mandating all food establishments provide a Caesar option.
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There are 2000 arts, entertainment and recreation establishments per 100,000 residents — the second-highest in the nation.
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There are only 22 arts, entertainment and recreation establishments per 100,000 people — the lowest in the nation.
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Local businesses are even calling for roasted chicken fans to support their establishments under the hashtag #elmejorpollodemexico.
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Many young people and commercial establishments have in recent years embraced Valentine's Day hearts, flowers and chocolates.
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Separately, Pestana will roll out several of its own new establishments in Europe and the United States.
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They are also right that the two main party establishments feel tired, disunited and out of touch.
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The expected increase in the number of franchised establishments nationwide is 1.5%, the slowest pace since 2016.
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A shopkeeper says that owners of low-scoring establishments risk being summoned for a lecture by officials.
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The ruling establishments in both countries find that mutual enmity serves their interests better than friendship would.
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The quality of food in Trump-owned establishments have been questionable at best, according to food critics.
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According to Eater, 10% of orders at the most popular Starbucks establishments are placed through the app.
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But 10% of those private establishments are bilingual schools which prepare students for a university education abroad.
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There was no meaningful connection between BMI and the number of fast food establishments near participants' homes.
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They set up small establishments selling spices, or traveling door-to-door supplying vegetables from local farms.
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You can also follow your favourite establishments and be alerted when new food is listed each day.
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"All of these establishments receive live fish that are subsequently slaughtered and further processed," the agency says.
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However, Ohio has gained share in the industry since 2000, by adding at least 23 new establishments.
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They left the vehicle and stabbed people in those establishments before being shot down by security forces.
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They should partner with public health authorities to provide those services for people who attend their establishments.
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They were ordered to stay away from the company and any establishments BRF dealt with, including labs.
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Apparently, last year the company decided that the language in its establishments was getting out of hand.
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The restaurant is run by Jérôme Laguarde, who has decades of international experience in Michelin-rated establishments.
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There's also a curated collection of partner establishments including Opening Ceremony, Black Seed Bagels, and Stumptown Coffee.
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In idealized, revered establishments -- like Batali's -- generally black and brown hands harvest, receive and prep the food.
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In Mexico, by contrast, the servers often won't leave you alone, especially at the higher-end establishments.
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But there's a big problem for the ubiquitous mom-and-pop establishments looming just on the horizon.
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Dingy apartment complexes from the Soviet Union remain standing alongside Western-style establishments like casinos and nightclubs.
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"All of these establishments receive live fish that are subsequently slaughtered and further processed," the agency said.
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Gambling establishments hope to be soliciting wagers on sporting events and horse races as soon as possible.
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Aside from both being outsiders to their respective party establishments, the two men have little in common.
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Italy is already under a heavy lockdown where public movement is restricted and many establishments are closed.
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That history has either been forgotten or willfully ignored by many in the medical and political establishments.
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The cheeky television hosts Si King and Dave Myers dig into the history of English drinking establishments.
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They were dressed like police officers and targeted specific types of victims: drug dealers and gambling establishments.
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When it's time to eat, you'll find everything from modern eateries to establishments dating back to 1917.
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When he began filming Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, he was already a restaurateur with four establishments.
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Rooftop bars and restaurants abound, and many seaside establishments feature tidal pools and beach chairs for sunbathing.
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Within the city, 19 hotels have opened since 2011, many of them boutique establishments in converted palaces.
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Establishments that are found out of compliance of the new rules could face enforcement actions, Wolf said.
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In addition, the inn is providing a complimentary breakfast and a gift card to local food establishments.
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What they do: Plan, direct, or coordinate the management or operation of farms or other agricultural establishments.
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Last week, according to Farmer's Fridge, the health department ruled that its machines were food service establishments.
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The billionaire spends about $150,000 a year on stationary to thank patrons for visiting his many establishments.
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That's not unexpected, however, with both establishments sitting just across the street from Republican National Committee headquarters.
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More than 100 stores and chain retail establishments nationwide sold the beef, manufactured by JBS Tolleson, Inc.
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Maybe a less-than-packed social calendar is my invitation to venture out and visit these establishments.
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Many who own these establishments and frequent them cite them as communal gathering places, much like bars.
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Packed establishments serve pork, shellfish and uncertified alcohol throughout the Israeli weekend, which includes Fridays and Saturdays.
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Tumblers can serve as informal wine glasses, and are perfectly appropriate for simple bottles in easygoing establishments.
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Vehicle repair establishments are bound by strict federal and local regulations for waste disposal and pollution mitigation.
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Las Vegas club owners are reportedly looking to curb the saturation of EDM DJs in their establishments.
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But gaming establishments are worried about handling the weed money, due in part to money laundering concerns.
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While Zagat's list does feature many fine dining establishments, several pizzerias and bakeries also made the list.
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The most important advice I offer to Bill and Hillary Clinton is to fully understand the magnitude of public outrage against insider political and financial establishments and the degree of economic anxiety that large numbers of voters feel and believe has been forced upon them by these establishments.
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Despite the new stance adopted by local authorities, drinking establishments will still be required to display the sign.
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Owner Stan Sri Ganesh was pleased that so many establishments were coming up with commemorative food and drinks.
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That may prove problematic as more businesses, including Starbucks and Shake Shack, experiment with becoming completely cashless establishments.
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On Friday, the company released a Pokémon Go filter that allows users to search for establishments near PokéStops.
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Both party establishments are on board with the reform, as are business and labor groups in the state.
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Vengo's kiosks serve more than 300,000 people in college campuses, hotels and high-end establishments around the country.
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From eleven thirty until midnight, men and the occasional severely suited woman poured out of the cramped establishments.
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There has been a surge in the number of "family office" establishments (mainly in the last two years).
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Clients include Rentokil Initial, a pest control company, and Stonegate Pubs, which operates nearly 700 establishments in Britain.
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And sometimes rent increases force out establishments that seem to be doing just fine, until they're suddenly gone.
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It's really a lie the Democrat and Republican establishments have pushed that the caucuses and primaries mean something.
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The government plans to have more than 1,000 health establishments up and running in these areas by 2017.
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Portugal opened more than 50 new hotels, practically all of them four- and five-star establishments, last year.
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But the Buckeye State is home to roughly 2600 warehouse establishments, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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It's not just eccentric billionaires and the people who interview them who worry about cleanliness in eating establishments.
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In 2012-13 the 18 higher-education establishments with the highest drop-out rates were all private providers.
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"We probably wouldn't allow smoking cannabis out in public, but might allow it in some establishments," Gottfried said.
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On busy days, popular Brussels establishments such as Maison Antoine and Frit Flagey can attract very long queues.
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Speakeasy-style establishments are all the rage right now, and whoever opened this location of Helen's knew that.
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The efficacy of the sanctions—one of the primary tools in the foreign-policy establishments box—is debatable.
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We live at a time when political establishments are among the most unpopular classes of people in America.
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Those same establishments have also exported our unique sound and put a stamp on cultures around the world.
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All prices listed are what I paid in the New York City establishments I visited for this test.
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Sleek restaurants had opened alongside bodegas, coffee shops and pharmacies — decades-old establishments that had somehow held on.
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Critics were quick to point out that some of the president's own establishments have performed poorly in inspections.
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Young entrepreneurs, with their stylish establishments, have turned around the Northern Quarter, while change is emerging in Ancoats.
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"We knew already that Stephen King was excellent at supporting education establishments," tutor Kevin Phillips explained to Mashable.
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Oklahoma voters will decide State Question 793, which would allow optometrists and opticians to practice in retail establishments.
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Today, El Ocho remains one of the city's hippest drinking establishments, though Díaz is totally legit these days.
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There are now nearly 2 million more workers in eating and drinking establishments than there are making things.
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In New York City, only 97 out of roughly 25,000 eating and drinking establishments have a cabaret license.
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The department would investigate any complaints that they were no longer mainly eating and drinking establishments, he said.
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But the particular establishments I sought, once popular among the Brownings and their set, had long ago disappeared.
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The roads are narrow, and land is unevenly divided among establishments, creating outdoor mazes and dead-end walkways.
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In Seattle, small businesses make up 95% of the city's establishments and provide nearly 200,000 jobs, Gomez said.
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Several establishments in the Asheville, N.C., community are offering tacos, bag lunches and biscuits to school-age kids.
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Each night, dinner took place at one of the elevated dining establishments, like Lek, which serves Mexican food.
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Also gone were the dimly lit stores with loud music, replaced with brighter establishments that felt like boutiques.
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In 2017, large food service establishments and arenas were required to separate their food waste or face fines.
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Business is brisk at most of these establishments, each of which seems to have its own loyal following.
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It is unclear how much support the challengers to Ms. Ocasio-Cortez will receive from their party establishments.
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Others, he said, will have to lay off their workers until their establishments are up and running again.
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He has been a popular character for decades there, livening up numerous establishments by singing and telling jokes.
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Both establishments may end up regretting using institutional maneuvers — instead of the ballot box — to oust their opponents.
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Anna Delvey, the Russian woman who conned elite New York establishments into financing her life as a grifter.
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According to the bill, the establishments affected include hotels, motels, resorts, bed and breakfast inns and vacation rentals.
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The possibility of establishments like Goldman entering the market have boosted sentiment, and prices in the past year.
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Nearly all the establishments in the top 20 boast Michelin stars and specialize in multi-course tasting menus.
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"Donald Trump ran as an anti-establishment populist — against both the Democratic and Republican establishments," he told me.
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Until 2009, it banned all Sunday liquor sales, which, in practice, shut down many establishments that served alcohol.
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Scrutiny of how nightlife establishments deal with harassment is beginning to come from politicians as well as customers.
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Since 1948, there have been establishments (largely public) whose business has been to collect milk from lactating women.
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You can watch our episode on Williamsburg here, and read about one of its iconic establishments—Walter Foods—below.
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But I packed 17 others into an eventful week, and I visited 10 establishments on my actual birthday alone.
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The pair will discuss their work that explores hidden queer spaces and establishments that have re-conceptualized queer movements.
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Tennessee also has 228 doctors' offices per 2100,2000 residents and 244 arts, entertainment and recreation establishments per 20,000 residents.
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According to US Census Bureau data, the number of US manufacturing establishments declined by 59,794 between 2001 and 2015.
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He served as an executive chef for famed Big Apple establishments One Fifth Avenue, Sullivan's and the Supper Club.
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There are 28 establishments in Beverly Hills that have permits to sell tobacco products, and three are cigar lounges.
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Some regular travellers have vowed never to stay in establishments unless they can take full responsibility for their climate.
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Biles and Raisman aren't the only Olympians who are indulging in much deserved cheat days at fast food establishments.
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While bulk candy and frozen yogurt are often found in self-service establishments, beer has remained behind the counter.
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In St Albans, a satellite of the capital, shoppers peruse fancy establishments in the shadow of the city's cathedral.
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See below for the full list of establishments offering Black Friday discounts—because those leftovers can wait another day.
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"This got banned from certain 'shops' or 'establishments' because it was deemed 'inappropriate,'" the actress says in the video.
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Not since the cold war has it been so crucial for global peace for two defence establishments to talk.
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Police would often raid the bar and other LGBT establishments to enforce a law prohibiting homosexuals from purchasing alcohol.
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So these are people who tend to eat at casual and fast-casual dining establishments in the first place.
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There were 352,600 manufacturing establishments employing just under 16 million people in 2001, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Civil rights protesters in the 1960s, for example, seized control of restaurants and other establishments while conducting sit-ins.
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Based in Philadelphia, Aramark is a provider of food and uniforms to education, healthcare, business, sports and leisure establishments.
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Apparently they have also succeeded in creating the kind of lulling effect by which gambling establishments are often characterized.
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S. citizens should expect to see an increased security presence at such establishments throughout Jordan, and especially in Amman.
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You can watch our episode on Coney Island here, and read about one of its iconic establishments—Nathan's—below.
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Provo, UT, which has zero gambling establishments, and a population that gives to charities at twice the national average.
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You can watch our episode on Bed Stuy here, and read about one of its iconic establishments—Berg'n—below.
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Establishments with shoddy service have to change their ways—or fold—when faced with a barrage of online complaints.
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It first opened in 1999, has three locations, and is one of the highest-grossing culinary establishments in Argentina.
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But though purchases at brick-and-mortar establishments won't have any extra fees, cash withdrawals will cost users $2.50.
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Some establishments are already making their objections to the law clear, like the art hotel 21C, in Durham, above.
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According to HR676, for-profit medical establishments are supposed to be compensated by government for their loss of income.
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Oklahoma voters said no to State Question 793, which would allow optometrists and opticians to practice in retail establishments.
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The idea was to mirror the "best regulated establishments" at home and show the "natives" how to do it.
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A study found that gentrified neighborhoods have some of the highest concentration of fine art and commercial art establishments.
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In the Third Precinct, many establishments that stay open past midnight are robbed at gunpoint several times a year.
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College dining halls are usually large, cafeteria-style establishments that feed thousands of students quickly three times a day.
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These establishments, which are courted by Clinton and challenged by Sanders, are among the most distrusted institutions in America.
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Some cars were stand-alone establishments, and some were stacked on top of each other in creative architectural configurations.
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People gathered at these establishments to drink moonshine and to congregate away from the prying eyes of the authorities.
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San Antonio council members voted earlier this year to ban construction on new beach clubs or open-air establishments.
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At the request of businesses, he would capture 360-images inside business establishments and upload them to Google Maps.
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Portugal has opened nearly 100 hotels in the past two years - most of them four- and five-star establishments.
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The Besh Restaurant Group is behind several well-regarded New Orleans establishments, including August, Domenica, Willa Jean and Shaya.
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To be honest, there's nothing vegan about driving people out of neighborhoods and bubble-wrapping capitalism and its establishments.
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The legislation entitled all Alaskans to "full and equal enjoyment" of public establishments, setting a misdemeanor penalty for violators.
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You have to move product off the shelf or subscriptions or financial services or people into fast-food establishments.
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Food will be served and drinks poured at around 20 establishments in the area; tickets are required for tastings.
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"It's a coincidence that we opened at the same time," said Mr. Palo of his fellow folkol-focused establishments.
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"You may not dine in or visit the bar at those establishments," Bowser said, according to The Washington Post.
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Since Schlesinger wrote, there has been a collapse in the authority of establishments of all kinds, not just academics.
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The Red Lion, a pub on Parliament Street, is one of the nearby establishments that is popular with lawmakers.
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Much of the US foreign policy and military establishments have long been advocating for stronger action against Assad's regime.
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This virus has infected so many establishments that its ban on seven words in budget documents pales in comparison.
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Food establishments are permitted to provide takeout and delivery services so long as they adhere to social distancing guidelines.
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He has championed nativism and economic nationalism, railed against establishments of all stripes, and attacked both multiculturalism and internationalism.
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Many other establishments, however, found that takeout and delivery models wouldn't be economically feasible and closed their doors completely.
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The man had been under investigation over alleged obstruction of business after both establishments suspended operations, Kyodo News reported.
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Perhaps more importantly, Arizona has a distrust of political establishments and a lengthy history of electing tough-talking disappointments.
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Do the white tablecloths, cover charges and hushed-up voices of so many commercial establishments leave you feeling crimped?
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In California, a bill has been passed to ban all single-use plastic bottles at hospitality establishments by 2023.
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European populists have run on such promises, and by accusing political establishments of selling out their countries to migrants.
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Under the law, food and retail establishments would have to accept American bills and coins or face a fine.
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This decision narrows the role of the intelligence and military establishments to issues related directly to defense and security.
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Boîte For night-life establishments taking a democratic approach, early buzz necessitates a balancing act on the velvet rope.
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At some point, the establishments need to take responsibility for their past failures and draw respective lessons from them.
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This is a departure from Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, who frequently had dinner at a number of Washington establishments.
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On their website, the couple share tips on how to work with local establishments like coffee shops and hotels.
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But there's one business in DC that is not playing fairly: the Trump International Hotel and its dining establishments.
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Private sector establishments, which employ about one-third of Cuban workers, depend on spending by foreign visitors to thrive.
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A thousand tons is the amount generated daily by all of the city's institutional and commercial food establishments combined.
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The California legislature has passed a bill that would ban single-use plastic bottles at hospitality establishments by 220.
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Diana, a regular tour guide, said she often stumbles upon new establishments in Old Havana she's never seen before.
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A lot of local libraries, religious institutions and YMCA-type establishments offer knitting groups, and online databases like Meetup.
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Through the late 1960s, it was common for police to raid gay establishments simply to destroy LGBTQ-friendly spaces.
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On their embers, new establishments open—a dog-friendly microbrewery here, a lounge that serves a lot of Fernet there.
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You can watch our episode on Flatbush here, and read about one of its iconic establishments—Di Fara Pizza—below.
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Not only the main church but a dozen (slightly) lesser establishments in the vicinity have been refitted, rededicated and redecorated.
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To go with the relatively cheap living costs, Wyoming also has 73 arts, entertainment and recreation establishments per 100,000 people.
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The firm also factored in cost of living and the concentration of arts, entertainment and recreation establishments, among other factors.
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The suspected slaughterhouses make up a tiny fraction of 5,000-odd such establishments in the country, the industry's defenders note.
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It's lunchtime on Wall Street, but it'd be hard to tell by peeking inside some of its most famed establishments.
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At the height of his activity, he ran a string of establishments with names like "Extra Brut" and "Top Secret".
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Drink Spa Water Daily Fancy establishments offering massages, body wraps, and skin treatments have one thing in common: spa water.
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America's demographics, news media, and educational establishments have all successfully destroyed the traditional Republican message for at least a generation.
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This type of blatant racism should not be tolerated in this country, or in our local and national eating establishments.
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That observation is of great interest to DARPA, the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency, one of America's military-research establishments.
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The Big Easy is also home to some of the nation's—and arguably the entire world's—greatest fine dining establishments.
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This is his last opportunity to remind the voters that both the Democratic and Republican Party establishments are against him.
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Women were barred from the corridors of most scientific establishments and academic institutions for centuries, but they carried on regardless.
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But while a Google search yields many establishments with "guacamole" in the name, we're not finding anything quite like it.
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The events were canceled after Patriots owner Robert Kraft was charged with soliciting prostitution at one of her former establishments.
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Racism of any form is intolerable, and we will always act swiftly should it occur in any of our establishments.
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Quick serve, fast casual and casual dining establishments are all victims in terms of their average share of food spending.
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New York is home to some of the world's greatest culinary establishments — now including its very own Tim Burton restaurant.
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After all, a motorbike ride through the outskirts will take you past a half a dozen much more modest establishments.
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Health care led with 503,000 new workers, professional and technical services added 34,000 and food and drinking establishments contributed 27,000.
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The same shells and their accoutrements crowd supermarket shelves and are dished out at Mexican food establishments across the country.
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"The [shared] layout of your military establishments, in my opinion, should be complete," the president told reporters after the summit.
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But above all, the clash between the political and defense establishments can be summed up in two words: Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Recently, a tour was made of several establishments on the New York City "Quiet List," which Farber compiled in July.
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There are just under eight arts, entertainment and recreation establishments per 10,000 residents, the second-highest rate in the country.
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Unlike these other establishments, the buzzy new Brooklyn restaurant Chez Ma Tante doesn't bill itself as Québécois or even Canadian.
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The eastern front is largely a project of policy establishments that see it as essential to maintaining Europe's postwar order.
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That pledge was followed by police raids on some of the biggest establishments providing sex services in the capital Bangkok.
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The globe's populist wave rolls on with Italy's election the latest in a series of blows to the world's establishments.
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In Switzerland, sex workers are required to have permits; establishments with two or more prostitutes must register as massage parlors.
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The Department estimates that the rule will cost just two-tenths of one percent of annual payroll for small establishments.
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Although there are international retail chains such as Zara and H&M, the neighborhood's gems are the independently owned establishments.
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Goodwin addresses the problem of intimacy between the judges, skaters and national skating establishments to explain why this coercion occurs.
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The most powerful scholarly establishments in history — whether of Christian priests, Confucian mandarins or Communist ideologues — placed unity above truth.
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Pot lounges — called "marijuana hospitality establishments" — that could allow consumption and be exempted from the state's indoor clean-air laws.
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It opened in 1967, a year after laws forbidding night life establishments from knowingly "serving alcohol to homosexuals" were overturned.
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Activists say, however, that it has been used disproportionately on establishments—and performers—most often frequented by people of color.
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To save money on dining out, Mr. Rabinor advised eating at lesser-known but equally tasty establishments favored by locals.
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Despite the popularity of these establishments, they have often been replaced by big-box stores like Walmart and Home Depot.
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Documents show that hiring managers at the Trump establishments made the minimum efforts required by law to recruit US workers.
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The density of dining establishments in New York's Chinatown means that every potential patron faces an embarrassment of gastronomic riches.
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In the '70s, the gigantic concrete building that loomed over smaller establishments was called Sewoon Sangga (an arcade of businesses).
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Eichmann's connections to extreme right-wing elements in the Argentine military and political establishments place the Israelis in extra peril.
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If you started having a lot of sickness in these training establishments, then you're going to have a real problem.
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The city identified more than 450 illicit establishments between 59th Street and The Battery at Manhattan's tip, Mr. Baumgarten said.
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Is it perpetual outsiders like Trump, with no governing or policy competence, who say the establishments have forfeited all credibility?
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We want to partly or wholly close large business establishments, like auto plants, that could act as human petri dishes.
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Johnson said establishments would be closed to the public starting Saturday but they could continue to offer food to go.
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These people aren't the problem and should not be punished by airlines and other public establishments for following the law.
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With movie theaters across the country closed, various efforts have been put in to help such establishments and their employees.
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But both heritage enterprises and new establishments are working to balance change and tradition to maintain the neighborhood's cultural authenticity.
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In both instances, the victims were accused of violating laws or rules governing conduct in commercial establishments and public spaces.
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So far, about 300 establishments including restaurants, food manufacturers, hotels and stadiums are now required by law to separate organics.
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Many voters saw Trump not as an ideal choice but as a way to defy the establishments of both parties.
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Moscow may not have any Michelin-starred restaurants, but it&aposs home to its fair share of fine dining establishments.
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If you rarely dine at any of these establishments, this $120 credit won&apost do much for you at all.
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The startup might have to spend a fortune on retail establishments that can guide users through their first Tempo experience.
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For later, upscale seafood options abound, and it can be hard to parse the tourist traps from the quality establishments.
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Census Bureau data does show that the number of manufacturing establishments decreased by more than 70,000 from 2001 to 2014.
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It has also passed laws legalizing its casinos after concerns unregulated gaming establishments were being exploited by transnational crime groups.
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It added 150,000 non-partnered establishments at the end of the quarter making up nearly half of its total restaurants.
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This is a frequent problem, and it's difficult, especially in larger retail establishments, to keep on top of stocking requirements.
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Voters oppose party establishments, scramble demographic coalitions and are more motivated by what they oppose than by what they support.
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But now they're home to edgy, ultracreative establishments, a new generation of dining inspired by an eclectic range of traditions.
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And that's especially true in this current political moment, where both party bases have deep doubts about their own establishments.
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Throughout the storm, the site has provided valuable information about what food establishments are still open and which are closed.
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That's how he has billed himself and that's how the political establishments on both sides of the aisle see him.
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They claim their business has suffered as diplomats and politicians patronize Trump establishments to curry favor with the Oval Office.
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Responding to criticism, Juul recently stopped selling some flavors in retail establishments and limited them to online, age-verified sales.
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Responding to criticism, Juul recently stopped selling some flavors in retail establishments and limited them to online, age-verified sales.
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As more Americans moved to cities, courtship moved from the home to establishments that cost money, like cabarets and nickelodeons.
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There's something to be said in the type of black women that establishments like the Grammys deem worthy of recognition.
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Could venues that turn a blind eye eventually begin to lose business to establishments that take the problem more seriously?
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Well, the 'Voice' coach took a pass on strutting the 272 feet between the establishments ... 'cause that's what normies do.
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New Orleans's vibrant restaurant scene protested on the grounds that diners wouldn't patronize those establishments if they couldn't puff indoors.
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"We are adopting measures, because we have information that there are groups of people who are organizing themselves through social networks to attack other commercial establishments," Javier Beltran, a high-level official in Cundinamarca province, where Bogota is located, said on Caracol TV. The attacks were initially focused on supermarkets but spread to other establishments.
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President-elect, you went after both the Democratic and Republican establishments when you ran; you were an anti-establishment change candidate.
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Carillion said on Tuesday it would deliver facilities management services, including catering, to about 233 military establishments under the new contracts.
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On said list, you'll find totally novel concepts from well-respected chefs as well as new locations of already-popular establishments.
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Because unlike other retail establishments, Amazon makes it difficult to simply exchange a product for a different size, color, or brand.
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"An estimated 90% of businesses in Sihanoukville, including hotels, restaurants and entertainment establishments, are now owned by the Chinese," she says.
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Median annual pay: $5803,2580Projected job growth through 22026: -211% These workers run the establishments that produce crops, livestock, and dairy products.
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Median annual pay: $69,620Projected job growth through 2026: -1% These workers run the establishments that produce crops, livestock, and dairy products.
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This is the first rabbit cafe in Hong Kong, with the first ever of these establishments opening in Japan in 2009.
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But many food and drink establishments are so dang loud that you end up gesturing at, instead of conversing with, people.
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"For the top establishments and hotel bars, it's like Christmas three times over," said Tom Pirko, president of consulting firm Bevmark.
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A recruitment ad on KakaoTalk Thousands of Mandarin-language ads are constantly popping up across websites recruiting women for massage establishments.
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Helping to ensure the rights of nightclubs too are newly appointed "night mayors," that lobby on behalf of after-hour establishments.
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By checking out bad reviews (as well some good ones), users can weed out the establishments that don't fit their standards.
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But clearly many Americans grow up with very different ideas, imbibed through faith-based educational establishments, home-schooling or Sunday school.
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Customers who dined at the establishments between May 19 and June 12 are recommended to monitor for symptoms of the virus.
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Modern establishments, on the other hand, seem to think about soundproofing when designing their rooms, even if their efforts fall short.
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And yet in a city where the term "ethnic food" is thrown around often to describe these establishments, is this problematic?
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All these establishments have complained that they are receiving unfriendly attention from Ditib and other pro-Erdogan forces in Germany's diaspora.
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The public has been expressing their concerns with a wide variety of issues that the political establishments seem unable to address.
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But to the displeasure of potheads and healthworkers alike, large numbers of such establishments in the Dutch capital are shutting down.
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The Republican and Democratic establishments have made it clear — if you work for, or support Trump and you are a pariah.
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It also doesn't hire women with brightly colored hair or crazy manicures, smokers, or those who've worked in nightlife establishments before.
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All activities and public performances will stop, and the flag will be flown at half-staff in public and military establishments.
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With all the fuss over artisanal liquors and bespoke ambience, drinking establishments in New York can be inclined toward the overserious.
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" He adds, "I think there's something about the pace here that makes it different from a lot of fine dining establishments.
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Since Ankara declared the movement a terrorist organisation two years ago, it has pressured allies to shut down Gulen-run establishments.
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Especially if the old establishments within Game of Thrones continue to war with each other to the point of self-destruction.
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Can't we just go back to the good ol' days when we left food establishments out of our grand, Machiavellian schemes?
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Police forces will be checking area food establishments and slapping fines of up to 1,032 euros (US $1,130) on noncompliant businesses.
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Cops say it's the people using the establishments who help to fund the alleged human trafficking taking place behind the scenes.
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Take one of the most cherished high-end establishments in the city, a longtime regular atop the Zagat most-popular list.
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The claims data covered the week that the government surveyed business establishments for the nonfarm payrolls component of November's employment report.
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Notable establishments include Aldo's Ozone Park, a pizzeria; Hana Asian Bistro; and Arepalicious, a restaurant run by a couple from Colombia.
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As Culture Pass evolves, participating establishments will soon host free programming — including talks, workshops and other cultural events — at city libraries.
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"The saturation of liquor licenses and irresponsible nightlife-driven establishments are turning many neighborhoods into 'night life malls,'" the letter said.
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Also, rising distrust of political establishments is leaving many citizens wary, even in democracies, of relying on the ballot box alone.
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To conjure this effect, fine-dining establishments may send people home with a ribbon-tied Ball jar of quirkily flavored granola.
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As more people are staying in, these establishments are losing customers and money, which is a big deal for small stores.
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So I think that the fact that two-thirds of establishments are not going to be inspected is still a problem.
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Although all three establishments from our 2010 jaunt have since closed, New York has never had more venues to watch soccer.
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This will especially aid those establishments that have stocked up on high-proof liquor ahead of the St. Patrick's Day holiday.
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Larry Hogan enacted an executive order closing all nonessential businesses, organizations, and establishments in the state, starting Monday at 5 p.m.
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Business and public areas have been shuttered to curb the spread of the coronavirus, prompting many establishments to lay off employees.
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The person holding the position will be responsible for resolving disputes and act as a liaison between nightlife establishments and residents.
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The city and federal rules both require chain restaurants, convenience stores and other establishments to post calorie counts for prepared foods.
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He also recommends dining in smaller, family-owned restaurants that are off the beaten track over larger or more lauded establishments.
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Italy's data protection chief Antonello Soro welcomed the pan-European rules as a "guarantee against companies opening 'convenience' establishments in countries".
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These were leftists from wretchedly poor nations wracked by war between oligarchic establishments run by, their death squads and the poor.
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Virtually the entire Washington and Wall Street establishments are now in a state of panic about the possibility of a Sen.
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The Solar Foundation said its census was based on a survey of "solar establishments" carried out between October and November 2019.
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What the political and media establishments don't get is that they all lost the election more than Donald Trump won it.
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Out on the high road he pointed out landmarks and distinguished manses, the establishments of leading merchants and men of account.
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Italian food in Paris: The French capital is a hub for experimental aperitivo bars, pizza labs and other trendy Italian establishments.
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And the perfect ending to a trip to a world that's quickly changing, as similar establishments pop up all the time.
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All kosher establishments pay 500 shekels an hour, or about $135, for the services of an official mashgiach, or kashrut supervisor.
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Both party establishments still need a vote-getting leader and President Trump already has the White House leadership role they covet.
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When Ayoroa started working for Gustu, she and three other young Bolivian chefs flew to Copenhagen to train in Meyer's establishments.
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All sex workers and bar owners were required to hang these registration certificates on the walls of their establishments as well.
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Establishments like these are the canaries of gentrification, opening in neighborhoods where rent is cheap and foretelling the increases to come.
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Restaurants and other dining establishments are mandated to close to the public, but can still provide take-out and delivery services.
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Tight security across Sri Lanka has seen the military presence stepped up around government establishments, major hotels, schools and religious sites.
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He'll claim he was victim of a conspiracy orchestrated by malefactors in the media, the moneyed elites, and both parties' establishments.
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Many of these pubs were photographed at sunrise, giving them a "desolate feel" — although not all of these establishments were shut completely.
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Of all pest roaches, it's the small, flightless German cockroach that is most commonly found in homes, restaurants, and other human establishments.
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Taken together, Breitbart offers a rather coherent and overarching critique of contemporary currents in politics and the existing Democratic and Republican establishments.
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Kanye West may claim that he'll be teaching at one of Illinois' most famous art establishments, but that's a surprise to them.
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A quick look revealed a mix of former El Departamento customers and industry peers from establishments like Vianda, Café Comunión, and Junglebird.
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He couldn't provide an exact number but relayed that Vanderpump says they've opened "over 30" establishments over the course of their careers.
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Rather than fret, some residents decided to relax with a drink or two at one of the handful of establishments still open.
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According to the company, this iteration of Sanbot has already been deployed at various spots in China from retail establishments to airports.
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Your correspondent asked to enter several in Lahore, in both down-at-heel establishments and ritzy ones, and was barred each time.
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Last month the Netherlands adopted a ban on face-covering garb in education and health-care establishments, government buildings and public transport.
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Michelin's three-star rating, coveted by chefs and restaurateurs, is rare with just over 100 establishments around the world holding that distinction.
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Beyond tech and athletics, Portland has also become a hotbed for food and retail establishments, helping to bring new residents into town.
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According to Innovation's Nielsen, American food trends materialize in five stages, starting at fine dining establishments, then specialty food magazines and stores.
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Assembly Member Ash Kalra of San Jose co-authored the bill, known as AB 1162, which would apply to all lodging establishments.
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The retailers included some specialty stores, online establishments and major national chains, including 7-Eleven, Chevron and Walgreens, the administration announced Thursday.
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Some bars shut and many turned down the music but police said there had been no order to close down any establishments.
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But that's not nearly enough hands to keep cookware clean in the 660,755 establishments counted by the 2018 NPD Group Restaurant Consensus.
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The works of Himid and her peers formed a powerful counterblast to the conservative rhetoric of both the political and artistic establishments.
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These two men have defied their party establishments, done everything they weren't supposed to do, and still won victories with substantive leads.
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On Wednesday, the FDA said that once screening using the investigational test begins, blood establishments in Puerto Rico may resume collecting donations.
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While these adorable establishments continue to spread, to many, "cat café" is just a term that sounds too good to be true.
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Large restaurant chains such as TGI Friday's were included but the majority of those used by the researchers were smaller, independent establishments.
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U.S. equities saw a sell-off this week before rebounding, while the political establishments in America and Brazil are facing potential scandals.
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Trump acknowledged to CNN that his companies don't actually produce meat, and didn't claim to sell Trump-branded steaks outside Trump establishments.
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The Food and Drug Administration recently announced it would extend the menu-labeling compliance date for covered establishments to May 7, 2018.
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In the recent months, HMCL has carried out raids at 22 establishments to seize over 2,75,000 spurious spare parts and counterfeit labels.
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Following in the footsteps of similar establishments in London, Brussels, Tokyo, and other cities, this will be the first one in Spain.
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Some of these establishments are art galleries, which are designed to entice people who have extra cash to spend on the arts.
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Of the 2628 million retail establishments in the U.S., over 28503 percent of businesses are small businesses with fewer than 22019 employees.
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Television screens inside some establishments showed black-and-white films of the king's life, which were being played on all Thai channels.
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Under the law, there were only 104 establishments where the city's more than 8 million residents could dance without breaking the law.
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Standout scores include the concentration of arts, entertainment and recreation establishments (5.9 per 0.613,000 residents) and average housing costs ($9,228 per year).
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There are places in the capital where the staff's aloofness would put even the most self-important New York establishments to shame.
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Doctrinaire and complacent political establishments had ignored the complaints of their populaces for too long, and now the reckoning was at hand.
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The bulk of new beer establishments have been smaller breweries or brewpubs, while larger brewers accounted for about 2628 percent of employment.
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From day one, the political and media establishments on both sides of the Atlantic dismissed these voices and their supporters as 'fringe'.
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Just last month, a group of men from Kansas plotted to bomb multiple Muslim establishments if Trump didn't succeed during this election.
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Are all restaurants equally suited to benefitting from Tock or does it innately favor certain types of establishments like fine dining restaurants?
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Well, according to recent research, these seemingly dated and spatially impaired establishments may be onto something—at least from a sales perspective.
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In an effort to change this, a consulting firm is offering people $1,000 to buy coffee from local establishments for one month.
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Eater restaurant editor Hillary Dixler Canavan explains why this '00s mostly indie sound was the ideal background for post-industrial-chic establishments.
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It's also that she's likely run well ahead of him in primaries with big Democratic establishments that loom large on the calendar.
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But a wave of new establishments in recent years has made this quiet pocket in the sprawling and hectic metropolis worth exploring.
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That way these establishments may survive, their employees granted a reprieve from layoff or, in many cases, the loss of their jobs.
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Locals and tourists alike can enjoy its waterfront dining establishments, luxury shopping options, variety of Renaissance artworks, and the famous Carnival festival.
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In 1945, their anti-discrimination bill was signed into law and entitled all Alaskans to "full and equal enjoyment" of public establishments.
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They live with their 3-year-old son, Cristobal, above their establishments on Pedro de Osma, the area's ficus-lined main thoroughfare.
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In affected states, establishments that serve food are providing take-out service only, and bars that don't serve food are closed entirely.
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The pilot is an effort to help brick-and-mortar establishments that are experiencing a decline in business because of the virus.
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The technology was tested in June at a bar in central London, and will be trialed at more establishments starting in September.
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Restaurants could still fill take out and delivery orders, however, though many establishments have opted to close for financial and safety reasons.
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Mr. Melpignano observed that most such establishments had one conspicuously healthy restaurant, and then a number of venues with more indulgent fare.
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Instead, expect to enjoy the shoreline in other ways: waterside eating and drinking establishments, boat trips and bike rides along the ocean.
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As a rule, we think it's morally acceptable, and sometimes desirable, for buildings, restaurants and other public establishments to exclude animal companions.
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In fact, if not for jobs created by new establishments, there wouldn't have been a single year of job growth since 1977.
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Philip Morris did not respond to questions about its business relationships with the establishments that promote the device and display its branding.
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Most military establishments have not," said Sabine Fruhstuck, the author of "Playing War: Children and the Paradoxes of Modern Militarism in Japan.
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Most New York storefront establishments were on the Bowery, which had long since became a skid row, with a reputation for crime.
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But as tantalizing and comforting as Mumbai's street food is, the city's growing middle classes have a new appetite for trendier establishments.
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But viewing Virginia's off-year election in purely partisan colors obscures significant voter concerns that both parties' establishments have yet to address.
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Despite drinking establishments trying to make the best out of a bad situation, it doesn't appear to be hugely helping their businesses.
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But it is unclear how gambling establishments fit into a global investment push that is heralded by Beijing as benefiting poorer economies.
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The three of them linked up for a ridiculous new video that sings the praises of chain breakfast establishments and cooking dope.
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I spoke with three of the most renowned chefs in Caracas to find out how this crazy economy is impacting their establishments.
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Days after Ibiza nightclub Amnesia was raided twice over by Spanish police, two more of the island's popular establishments have been searched.
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You'll get an idea of just how popular Hello Kitty is from the sheer number of establishments and products dedicated to the cat.
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But these establishments pose legal and ethical dilemmas for the countries that allow them on their soil -- and the customers that dine there.
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Food service establishments at 2 percent comprise the lowest share of union workers, while transportation and utilities led at more than 20 percent.
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According to data from the Census, there are only 28 arts, entertainment and recreation establishments per 100,000 residents, 44th best in the country.
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This is especially acute for smaller establishments on West 56th Street, who depend on pedestrian traffic for a significant portion of their sales.
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The move came with the hours fast running down on Obama's presidency and rocked the political, intelligence and military intelligence establishments in Washington.
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"While business owners may exclude persons from their establishments, they cannot misuse the authority of police officers in the process," the policy says.
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Considering the sheer volume of establishments, however, it's fair to assume the number of sex workers therein is in the tens of thousands.
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In Philadelphia, local establishments also received a rare exception to extend their hours when the Democratic National Convention comes to town next week.
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"For us to try to compete with the other establishments in town, we have nothing new to offer," Holbrook told the Williston Herald.
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Western military establishments insist that to comply with the laws of armed conflict, a human must always be at least on the loop.
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A rich network of dive bars, clubs, and other establishments hint at a vivid underworld that could appear in many stories to come.
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Around the perimeter of the sea, establishments had been burned out, left vacant, or wiped from the landscape as if they'd never existed.
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Pearl Dive Oyster Palace: Perhaps the crown jewel in the Black Restaurant Group's plethora of DC establishments, Pearl Dive is constantly, overwhelmingly packed.
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The largest counties saw the fastest growth in establishments, with Los Angeles County, Miami-Dade County, and Kings County (Brooklyn) leading the way.
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Among the obstacles preventing thousands of women from reaching these services, the state legislature found, were establishments known as "crisis pregnancy centres" (CPCs).
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Besides the existing hotels in Milan, London, and Bali, three further establishments are due to open in Shanghai, Beijing, and Dubai in 2017.
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The French operator of healthcare facilities and medical establishments said nine-month revenue rose by 13 percent to 2.22 billion euros ($2.42 billion).
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Slowly but surely, he learned more and more about restaurants, how they worked, what made certain establishments a success, and why others failed.
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"There is a land mafia in the area which wants to convert the saffron land into residential colonies and commercial establishments," he said.
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" In those establishments, "no alcoholic beverage shall be manufactured, sold, or offered for sale if it contains tetrahydrocannabinol or cannabinoids, regardless of source.
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After a slow start five years ago, Chromebooks are now being snapped up by education establishments, businesses and others on a tight budget.
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