But they parted ways by only a flight of stairs.
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He ran out and flew up a flight of stairs.
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The shabby bathrooms are down a steep flight of stairs.
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He offers to throw him down a flight of stairs.
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But up a flight of stairs, Chelsea Jacoby's office was quiet.
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Finally, I saw the arrow pointing down a flight of stairs.
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Then you walk straight until you reach a flight of stairs.
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"Good question," he said, and darted up a flight of stairs.
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I've been pushed down a flight of stairs because I am gay.
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The cube even recognizes a flight of stairs and falls down appropriately.
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We find out he pushed a classmate down a flight of stairs.
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McClure hustles up a flight of stairs to a second-floor unit.
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Who wants to hop up a flight of stairs longer than that?
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Inside, you'll find two stories, four rooms, and a flight of stairs.
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They instinctively slow down at the beginning of a flight of stairs.
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If the elevator was broken, she had one flight of stairs to climb.
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Up a flight of stairs are common areas furnished in soothing neutral tones.
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A steep flight of stairs led up to the back of the stage.
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At some point, they said, Mr. Piazza tumbled down a flight of stairs.
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Neither can climb the flight of stairs to their apartment in Upper Manhattan.
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New York buildings over 420 feet must have a third flight of stairs.
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At Fenway Park, which opened in 1912, the video room is much farther away — down a tunnel, up one flight of stairs, around a corner and up another flight of stairs, next to the weight room above the home clubhouse.
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It's not designed to simulate being tackled, or falling down a flight of stairs.
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Julia told them that she had tripped and fallen down a flight of stairs.
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A few passengers got off and not surprisingly, took a different flight of stairs.
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And I fell down a flight of stairs in Australia doing 'The Starter Wife.
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Two years ago, I fell down a flight of stairs and fractured my skull.
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DF: … if you're walking aggressively up a flight of stairs, will they pop out?
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Even when Theron's character tumbles down a flight of stairs: "That's not digital," Leitch says.
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The makeshift field hospital, down a dark flight of stairs, lacked hygienic conditions, Hoff said.
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A flight of stairs lined by firecracker plants and palms descends to a sandy beach.
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Video surveillance shows that he first fell down a flight of stairs around 11 p.m.
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At one point, not captured on video, he apparently fell down a flight of stairs.
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He fell 15 feet down a flight of stairs, hair-first, going to need help.
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After being stabbed, Mr. Watkins chased the assailants up a flight of stairs before collapsing.
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Again I had to stop to catch my breath halfway up a flight of stairs.
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A man wordlessly held out a hand and helped me up the second flight of stairs.
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I want not to be in pain every time I walk up a flight of stairs.
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When she falls down a flight of stairs and breaks her neck, it's brutal and terrifying.
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It makes you feel like a tangled slinky, forever bumping inelegantly down a flight of stairs.
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Up half a flight of stairs, there's a Corian and stainless-steel kitchen and serving island.
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A single bedroom with a hallway bathroom is up another flight of stairs from the kitchen.
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I accidentally took the longer route and walked up and down a flight of stairs unnecessarily.
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The exterior is brick, with a wide porch up a flight of stairs from the street.
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We've found our animal inspiration — this little kitty that's lifelessly dragging itself down a flight of stairs.
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But upon sailing back to the States, she broke her ankle failing down a flight of stairs.
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Not long ago, I sprained my right ankle in an embarrassing encounter with a flight of stairs.
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Down a small flight of stairs is the actual museum and, well, there's not much to see.
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I got thrown down a flight of stairs, and I busted up my knee and my back.
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The man allegedly called the uniformed employee a "terrorist" and pushed her down a flight of stairs.
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After Tim fell down a flight of stairs, brothers waited more than 12 hours before calling 5003.
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Simon Cowell was rushed to a hospital early Friday morning after falling down a flight of stairs.
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I found Mr. Jay's show down a narrow flight of stairs at the tip of Canal Street.
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Up the short flight of stairs is the main living area, laid out in open-plan style.
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The source saw her "walk up a full flight of stairs with assistance" — a sign of strength.
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But actually, each flight of stairs is a double flight, so I really climbed 40 flights of stairs.
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The public galleries are approached down a flight of stairs … From the street, these stairs are hardly apparent.
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Each home has a flight of stairs leading up to a loft area, where children tend to sleep.
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The officers eventually handcuffed the vendor and dragged her cart up a flight of stairs inside the station.
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The fight allegedly continued down a flight of stairs and then outside the home, according to the warrant.
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We hauled the mattress up a narrow flight of stairs and dropped it off for the grateful recipient.
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If you're counting me sprinting down a flight of stairs to catch the subway, I got you, homie.
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OUTDOOR SPACE A flight of stairs in the family room leads to a roof deck overlooking the park.
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From there, a half flight of stairs takes you up to a landing where a piano currently sits.
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Down a small flight of stairs is Le Baromètre, Morocco's first and only speakeasy-style craft cocktail bar.
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The "conference room" is a tiny loft located up a flight of stairs bearing a sole plastic chair.
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" "I fell down a flight of stairs and didn't have a choice other than to take time off.
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I fell down a flight of stairs and didn't have a choice other than to take time off.
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It's a full-on, distortion-heavy assault of powerviolence—as disorienting as falling down a flight of stairs.
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According to charging documents, Spencer allegedly pushed 25-year-old Nicholas Stein down a flight of stairs, killing him.
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We now know that their robot, which was first introduced in 2004, can easily climb a flight of stairs.
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Off the train, I made it up one flight of stairs, a line of annoyed passengers forming behind me.
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On Sunday, Teigen revealed her bruised legs on social media, explaining that she fell up a flight of stairs.
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"I hope Hillary appreciates all this," she said as she walked down a flight of stairs at the school.
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Impeachment is still a huge threat, and it's impossible to push that many people down a flight of stairs.
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"I remember so much running up and down — it's a big flight of stairs — with the baby," she said.
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Grosz died only weeks after arriving in Germany as a result of a fall down a flight of stairs.
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It's natural to blame yourself, as natural as an old lady tripping and tumbling down a flight of stairs.
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Guests spending the weekend can climb a flight of stairs and then a ladder to reach the lantern room.
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One was a harrowing backstage plunge in Jakarta, where an errant cue sent her down a flight of stairs.
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They then went down a narrow flight of stairs to the Hangar Bar for speeches and a gift exchange.
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Not permitted to sleep in a room or tackle a flight of stairs alone, Victoria is hungry for independence.
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After taking the photo, he walked up a steep flight of stairs, turned around and took in the expanse.
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Ms. Majors staggered up a flight of stairs and was later was taken to a hospital, where she died.
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How to explain how flabbergasted I am when we arrive at our destination and there's a flight of stairs?
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It turns out that the "flight" in question is a flight of stairs, and today the destination is UPSTAIRS.
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A woman starts yelling in Arabic, directing the team of rescuers to a door and up a flight of stairs.
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There are moments of tragedy and moments of levity — Legolas literally surfs on a shield down a flight of stairs!
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What happens when you put an inflatable dinosaur on rollerblades and ask it to skate down a flight of stairs?
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A woman offered to help me carry it down the second flight of stairs to the train, but I declined.
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"You're the ones who watched a rat dragging a pizza down a flight of stairs 9 million times," she said.
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Fearing that I'm about to shit myself, I run up the final flight of stairs towards the roof in seconds.
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"Milania always has us laughing," the proud mom captioned another shot of her daughter posing in a flight of stairs.
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His hearing is about gone, and he can no longer jump on sofas or navigate a long flight of stairs.
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Police reported that Donald, 53, was found dead halfway down a flight of stairs at his Mt. Morris Township home.
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Later, he pointed to a flight of stairs that had been moved forward on the sidewall of the farmhouse kitchen.
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The two leaders then walk along a colonnade, inside the hotel, and up a flight of stairs, per pool reports.
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A video purporting to show Nkumbi falling head first down a steep flight of stairs has appeared on social media.
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For a taste of the music scene without the hefty admission fee, descend a flight of stairs to Jam Jam.
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They walked up a short flight of stairs, and Ms. Brown reached for a key to open the front door.
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Subsequent ones caused more problems, as did a fall down a flight of stairs that resulted in a brain injury.
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Due to all the medication I had taken, I would get winded just by going up a flight of stairs.
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Any time he tries to take a deep breath, he feels like he just ran down a flight of stairs.
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They escorted me down the hall, up the flight of stairs, down the other hall, and out of the building.
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In the same way that pushing someone in a wheelchair down a flight of stairs is like a sled ride.
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A single flight of stairs is enough to traverse the centuries: The room pops with technicolor hues and modern fashions.
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If Simon Cowell's being honest ... he's going to recover just fine from that nasty fall down a flight of stairs.
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A young mother tragically lost her life after tumbling down a flight of stairs at a Manhattan subway station Monday night.
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In one photo, Murgatroyd leads her hubby by the hand up a flight of stairs before stopping to steal a kiss.
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Last year, she requested an aide after watching her son walk into buildings and almost fall down a flight of stairs.
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"Shannon just makes stuff happen," he said, whether it is carrying him up a flight of stairs or into the ocean.
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Surveillance footage previously played in court shows Piazza falling repeatedly, including down a flight of stairs, after the February 2 event.
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We walked in and up a flight of stairs into a rather large room with 15 chairs placed in a circle.
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Not sure what the big deal is, I make those same noises every time I walk up a flight of stairs.
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I'd gone from breaking a sweat just walking up a flight of stairs to running miles every day on the treadmill.
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Initially, some of the fraternity members carried Mr. Piazza back up a flight of stairs and placed him on a sofa.
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Freshwater eel is basically all that's served in an intimate townhouse dining room, up a flight of stairs from the street.
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An external flight of stairs leads to a private third bedroom that could be used as a guest room or rented.
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And nobody had to fall down a flight of stairs as though it was a cheap slapstick movie from the 40s!
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He said he could not walk up a flight of stairs without being out of breath and that he was exhausted.
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Ryan Phillippe is firing back at an ex-girlfriend who claims he brutalized her, throwing her down a flight of stairs.
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After the attack, she stumbled up a flight of stairs to street level before collapsing at a security booth near campus.
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Dorney Tower, like Grenfell Tower, has only one flight of stairs available for residents if they have to evacuate the building.
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At the top of a dank flight of stairs, a gray-haired woman greeted Blahyi with a smile and a hug.
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Up a short flight of stairs, you'll find the fleshy leatherwork of Elizabeth Harney, whose works deal with the military experience.
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He fell down a flight of stairs into the fraternity house's basement, and fraternity members waited 12 hours to call 911.
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Kansas forward Carlton Bragg Jr. was charged with battery after being accused of pushing his girlfriend down a flight of stairs.
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Being too sore to do something as mundane as walk up a flight of stairs or sit in a chair is annoying.
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Filmed not helping a member of his staff or family after they fall down a flight of stairs in front of him.
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The album feels like a hundred-sided die rolling down a flight of stairs and revealing a new face on each step.
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Last summer, Carey came dangerously close to falling down a flight of stairs while stepping off her billionaire fiancé, James Packer's, yacht.
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When he arrived, he passed by the picture of his mother with a group of young people on a flight of stairs.
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In March, she says he got violent and slammed her head into a wall and dragged her up a flight of stairs.
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Up another flight of stairs is the data storage room, stacked with columns and columns of computer drives full of blinking lights.
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Surveillance footage played in court shows Piazza falling repeatedly, including down a flight of stairs, following the event that involving heavy drinking.
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Everything in the bathroom is wet, and the only six lockers look like they were once thrown down a flight of stairs.
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Victor Newman"—a character from "The Young and the Restless"—"just fell down a flight of stairs and he's in a coma.
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Gelsey Kirkland, in her 1986 memoir, "Dancing on My Grave," recalled watching Martins drag Watts up and down a flight of stairs.
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Beal&aposs wife, Christine, died in 2008, just a few weeks after she fell down a flight of stairs at their home.
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On one occasion, his mother, Patricia Kemp, chased and pushed him down a flight of stairs in front of teachers and students.
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It's like you're climbing a flight of stairs, and you get into the stair-climbing rhythm, and then the top stair disappears.
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The entrance to this unit is at the side of the building, up a flight of stairs created from salvaged floor joists.
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You go up a flight of stairs and arrive on a landing where you are faced with a choice between two staircases.
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The next morning we trudge up a flight of stairs to a small, second-floor shop Sarah found in her online search.
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You enter the building feeling wholly unsure of yourself before descending a flight of stairs that lead to a heavy wooden door.
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Strangely, though, the bathroom is not located inside the main living space but it can be accessed down one flight of stairs.
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The team carries six people in need of medical help down a flight of stairs and gently place them in the dinghy.
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The idea of me getting to a workout class at a gym that isn't a flight of stairs away is not realistic.
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He inspected it thoroughly, and then a security guard escorted him and the instrument down two flight of stairs to the auditorium.
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Archery is for when you like to shoot at stuff, but also can walk up a flight of stairs without getting winded.
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UP A STEEP flight of stairs just off Fifth Avenue, in New York City, a dozen people trickle into an early evening gathering.
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" Before the surgery, Spencer couldn't walk up a flight of stairs, "even on oxygen, I would have to carry him up and down.
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In the summer, flushed cheeks mean you just ran up a flight of stairs after hopping off the crowded, air conditioner-free subway.
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Eventually, they lead Lomeli down a flight of stairs to a woman, who at this point, viewers are led to believe is Grande.
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If the conversation lags I can excuse myself to walk up and down a flight of stairs in service of my step goal.
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All of this is driven by a Chinese stock market that has fallen down a flight of stairs since August of last year.
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Namely, it becomes much easier to measure the impact that say, running up a flight of stairs, might have on your blood pressure.
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Lovato snuck up a flight of stairs into the attic, Farrell concealed himself in a hallway closet and Natalie chose her own bedroom.
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In December 2016, Soha Salama, a Muslim MTA worker from Egypt, was reportedly called a terrorist and shoved down a flight of stairs.
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After he fell down a flight of stairs into the fraternity house's basement, fraternity members waited more than 12 hours to call 911.
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I see myself in my parents every time I have an ache or pain or get winded walking up a flight of stairs.
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Deprive a man of an elevator or a flight of stairs, and could he make it from the first floor to the second?
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She calmly walked through the corridor, up a flight of stairs, and out a set of doors to the rear of the stage.
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Just this year, after a night of alcohol-drenched hazing rituals, a fraternity pledge fell down a flight of stairs and later died.
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"You can imagine how difficult it was to carry unconscious people down a flight of stairs that was ice-covered," Lieutenant Conboy said.
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Also on this floor is a large guest bedroom with a small balcony and an exterior flight of stairs descending to the backyard.
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You walk up a flight of stairs to the second story church sanctuary, which was where services were held back in the day.
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This, of course, comes after he was caught on camera jumping out from behind a flight of stairs last month to attack Josh.
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After the attack, she stumbled up a flight of stairs to street level before collapsing at a security booth near campus, police said.
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I was punched and kicked, called names, spit on, and was once even pushed down a flight of stairs while my classmates laughed.
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No one would fault you—having to climb even just a single flight of stairs is like being forced to workout against your will.
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Moments later the black students were shoved down a flight of stairs and onto the sidewalk, where city police broke up the altercation. Mrs.
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After a crew briefing led by the conductor, he grabbed his safety glasses and walked down another flight of stairs to his waiting train.
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Yes, this is the same show that decapitated poor Noel Kahn (Brant Daugherty) and then sent his head bouncing down a flight of stairs.
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He recalls a local restaurant having an accessible bathroom available on the premises, but it was down a flight of stairs with no elevator.
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Ferreira said he met Jopek at a house party and when she resisted his romantic advances, he pushed her down a flight of stairs.
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Real Housewives of Orange County star Kelly Dodd is firing back at a claim that she threw her mother down a flight of stairs.
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A Japanese airline has apologised to a disabled passenger, after he was forced to crawl up a flight of stairs to board his plane.
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Marty, 29, was paralyzed from the shoulders down after he fell down a flight of stairs in 2012, according to The Orange County Register.
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While it did not appear to have edge detection to, say, avoid rolling down a flight of stairs, Robit can autonomously roam the home.
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But as he headed up the short flight of stairs, witnesses said, an equally well-dressed middle-aged man fell into step behind him.
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She had a gig in Tulsa Sunday night, and her attempt to go down a short flight of stairs onstage did NOT go smoothly.
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Maurice Adams Jr. spotted the woman struggling to climb a flight of stairs on an outdoor path in Milledgeville, Georgia, according to ABC News.
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Some of Olympios' fellow cast members have told her that she was too intoxicated to walk and she fell down a flight of stairs.
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The restaurant has two bars: one at the entrance to the dining room, and another (pictured) up a flight of stairs on the mezzanine.
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Welcome back to Monterey, where almost everyone is rich and someone pushed a dude down a flight of stairs at a fancy karaoke night.
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Be aware of what you are asking your body to do, walking up a flight of stairs carrying a baby, and perhaps a stroller.
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The airlines didn't hold back on selling those frills, which included full meals, liquor service and a lounge area up a flight of stairs.
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The song is used at a pivotal point in the film while Joaquin Phoenix, as the title villain, dances down a flight of stairs.
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She staggered up a flight of stairs and out of the park, where a police officer found her, bleeding and gasping on the sidewalk.
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The former Democratic candidate's injury comes just a few months after she broke her toe while running down a flight of stairs last year.
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Then I sit in front of a drum kit and I sound like I'm pushing a tray of silverware down a flight of stairs.
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Perry's fundraiser assault of Celeste, Madeline, Jane, and Renata is what pushes Bonnie to toss him down a flight of stairs in the first place.
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The MSNBC Morning Joe co-host's 25-year-old son was hospitalized after falling down a flight of stairs and fracturing his skull last week.
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Taken back in February, the image shows Clinton being helped up a flight of stairs outside a halfway house in in North Charleston, South Carolina.
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From the entrance, white stone stairs lead up to the bedrooms, and a separate short flight of stairs leads down to the main living area.
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But after watching him skim across these peaks with his artificial wings I'm hesitant to even climb a flight of stairs without wearing a parachute.
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An anti-Donald Trump protest at Ohio State University turned violent in one scary instant when one student attacked another on a flight of stairs.
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Within minutes of Piazza's 15-foot fall down a flight of stairs, uniformed staff from the security company arrived at the fraternity party, Scicchitano testified.
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"I can't, I can't..." sobs a young black woman who has collapsed on a flight of stairs at the Boiler Room Weekender festival in Pennsylvania.
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He reached the first floor and surveyed the dark, expansive living room before he climbed the next flight of stairs to where the bedrooms were.
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The Bagger first cornered the preternaturally glamorous Joan Collins, as the British actress was carefully ascending a small flight of stairs at the Fox party.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The 0.46-acre property includes an exterior flight of stairs with covered landings and benches that leads up a hillside to the playhouse.
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I had not expected to join that meeting and was a flight of stairs behind Ambassador Sondland as he headed to meet with Mr. Yermak.
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Trump descended a flight of stairs in the Grand Foyer to pose for photographers as a trio of ballerinas from Vivid Ballet in Hartford, Conn.
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A nearby flight of stairs takes you down to a large recreation room filled with natural light next to a bedroom with a full bathroom.
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They watched a miraculous video of a little boy struggling to walk up a flight of stairs before treatment — and then doing it easily afterward.
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The song, "Rock and Roll Part 2," plays for about two minutes as star Joaquin Phoenix, who plays the Joker, dances down a flight of stairs.
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Whenever a character climbs a flight of stairs, it's a visual symbol of the rise in the social class, while the walk down suggests the opposite.
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Piazza, who was an engineering student, suffered a fractured skull, a shattered spleen and other injuries after falling down head-first down a flight of stairs.
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Two months ago, the 29-year-old Sports Illustrated model, who has lupus and antiphospholipid syndrome, suffered a seizure then fell down a flight of stairs.
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The site claims that Karrueche's statement includes mention of an incident where Brown punched her in the stomach and threw her down a flight of stairs.
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That's when Bonnie (Zoë Kravitz), sees what's going on and out of nowhere runs and Perry and pushes him down the flight of stairs, killing him.
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If you've ever walked down a flight of stairs, you probably also share an irrational fear of falling down with an crowd of people watching you.
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During a heated argument regarding whether to turn back to England or continue on to Dunkirk, the soldier accidentally knocks George down a flight of stairs.
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She and her husband, Gerald, had tears in their eyes as they left the Rotunda and walked down a flight of stairs to the Capitol's crypt.
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They installed a pulley to haul objects between floors, and have discovered that a gym mat has great pickup when ridden down a flight of stairs.
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Suddenly, as we walked down a flight of stairs, I was stopped by a guard who directed me from the line toward another group of officers.
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They're a large flight of stairs that cut up the hill that Laurel and Hardy filmed the Music Box—a silent film from the 1920s, on.
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But it is also growing in this cold-weather city — up a flight of stairs, past a flier for lunchtime yoga and behind a locked door.
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The floorboards still creak; the windows of the office, which is located up a flight of stairs, look down from on high at the trees below.
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Bounding up a flight of stairs, he takes his place behind a makeshift DJ booth next to a table of sneering judges in wide-brimmed hats.
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Cross a courtyard, slip into a building, climb a flight of stairs, slink down a corridor and you'll find yourself in a high-modernist haunted house.
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The pros, of course, are very clear: Supreme flexibility, undeniable autonomy and a commute that consists of walking down the hallway or a flight of stairs.
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You enter a tiled foyer on that level and climb a flight of stairs to the main floor, much of which is covered in white carpet.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Syria Sanchez dropped out of college to care for her mother after she fell down a flight of stairs in the subway.
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A short flight of stairs behind the curtain leads to a "crystal palace," a lookout toward the coast of France, with a four-sectioned glass roof.
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Hillary Clinton's book tour hit a snag in Britain after the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee fell and broke her toe while running down a flight of stairs.
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He also maintains his innocence in the death of his friend, Elizabeth Ratliff, who also died from injuries sustained while supposedly falling down a flight of stairs.
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In season 2 of Empire, Rhonda was lucky to be alive after surviving a violent fall when she was pushed down a flight of stairs by Anika.
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That is no exaggeration: the India Club, which lies up a flight of stairs off the Strand in central London, has not been renovated since it opened.
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An art project to add some bling to a dingy flight of stairs in a block of public flats in Singapore has gotten the attention it wanted.
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Original story: A retiree in Toronto was unhappy with the length of time the city was taking to build a flight of stairs on a precarious slope.
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If my room — though comfy and calming and affordable — was not a creaky flight of stairs above Sir and Star restaurant, I might wonder: What's the point?
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Mr. O'Connor, a quadriplegic, was injured in 2012, when he fell down a flight of stairs while working at the packaging industry firm TricorBraun in Southern California.
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Just before the auction's start time, at 7 P.M. , Cohen's car pulled up to the building, and Cohen mounted a flight of stairs to the packed auction.
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She had slipped and fallen down a flight of stairs in the subway station at 125th Street and Lexington Avenue, injuring her left shoulder, back and hip.
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As the group fled, Ms. Majors staggered up a flight of stairs, out of the park and onto the street, where a campus security guard found her.
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As the group fled, Ms. Majors staggered up a flight of stairs, out of the park and onto the street, where a campus security guard found her.
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One recent day, a group of six young African men with backpacks hurried in single file across a plaza in Irún and down a flight of stairs.
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In 1935, she was hospitalized after being thrown down a flight of stairs by a "masher" she was trying to apprehend at the Savoy Theater, The Times said.
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There are no windows, and the front entrance, at the top of a short flight of stairs, is marked by a small sign that's easy to walk past.
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No wonder then, that a fellow rebellious handmaid, Emily (Alexis Bledel) stabs Lydia and shoves her down a flight of stairs at the end of the second season.
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My boyfriend has picked the Wrong Room for us, the room that is up a steep flight of stairs that's already giving me and my defective body nightmares.
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If it were shorter than five minutes, it was considered to be sporadic physical activity, such as walking down the hallway or up a brief flight of stairs.
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Up a short flight of stairs, the master bedroom has a vaulted wood-plank ceiling, a sitting area, east- and west-facing balconies and two walk-in closets.
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When we meet Tom Parfitt, the elderly central character in the PBS mini-series "Remember Me," he has just fallen down a flight of stairs in his home.
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Size: 3,230 square feet Price per square foot: $21 Indoors: The home's entry is up a short flight of stairs from the driveway, off a wide wraparound porch.
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She went up a flight of stairs, past the nook where she used to watch Eurosport tennis coverage, and chatted briefly with some of her Fed Cup teammates.
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The Joker isn't always a serious meme, like with the most recent Joker film giving us the scene of Phoenix dancing down a flight of stairs in Harlem.
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People are unpredictable by nature, and although you can take a nation's pulse, you can't be sure that the nation hasn't just run up a flight of stairs. —E.
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It doesn't work, as Maggie convinces her fellow members to hold their ground, and the sadistic Simon (an always-enjoyable Steven Ogg) kicks Gregory down a flight of stairs.
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A later battle lets Woo pull off some signature moves, including combatants firing wildly while sliding down a flight of stairs, but it also gets exasperatingly chaotic and meaningless.
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This makes perfect sense — we're remembering the time we tried moving a couch up a flight of stairs by pulling it with bungee cords and it did not work.
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A New York City doorman died while shoveling snow as he slipped and fell down a flight of stairs, crashing into a window that cut his neck, police reported.
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In a confessional, Katie reveals that she's struggled with her confidence for a while: Eight years ago, she fell 25 feet through a skylight, down a flight of stairs.
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A woman in New York City died Monday after falling down a flight of stairs inside a subway station while carrying her 1-year-old child in a stroller.
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South African filmmaker Sibahle Nkumbi was shoved down a flight of stairs by the husband of an Airbnb host in Amsterdam in what was allegedly a racially motivated attack.
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A few hours after that, another shared a brief clip of a Keurig being tossed from atop a flight of stairs to its crunchy end on the concrete below.
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An excessively intoxicated Piazza fell down a flight of stairs, but fraternity members did not call for help until the next morning, when it was too late, officials said.
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It's exhilarating watching each make it over the flight of stairs, till the last (Janay, not incidentally the one initially hesitant) lands sprawled on the asphalt, spraining her ankle.
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Size: 2,412 square feet Price per square foot: $230 Indoors: A short flight of stairs leads from the street to the front door, which is original to the house.
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Believe me — you need to be 5 steps ahead of yourself in order to be able to get large pieces up and down such a narrow flight of stairs!
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Ms. Kobayashi and Mr. Allen, her co-writer, co-producer, dramaturge and husband, stage "Say Something Bunny!" in a small space in Chelsea up a small flight of stairs.
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His sneakers, white platforms with light-up Lucite soles, flashed red as he led me up a flight of stairs and across a small skyway to a conference room.
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Enter a blue door at 214 Canal Street, descend a flight of stairs, and you'll find yourself in a murky place that is probably unlike any you've ever visited.
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In 1995, suffering from dementia, kidney failure and gangrene in one leg, Andrija Puharich, surrounded by feral cats (sans ESP), fell down a flight of stairs to his death.
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In the episode, Ross (David Schwimmer) desperately tries to move his new couch up a flight of stairs with some help from Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) and Chandler (Matthew Perry).
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Nothing will make a bartender cut you off quicker than the heightened probability of a lawsuit, like if, say, a patron were to tumble down a flight of stairs.
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I was guided by the uniformed agents into a bleak institutional tower, down a hall, down a flight of stairs, down another hall, and into a poorly lit room.
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As Ms. Goodson made her descent, she fell, tumbling down a flight of stairs and onto the subway platform at the Seventh Avenue station, at 103rd Street, officials said.
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Mr. Piazza eventually tumbled down a flight of stairs, and fraternity members did not call an ambulance until nearly 12 hours after the ordeal began, according to court documents.
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Some of these teams backed limping into the playoffs; the Lions entered the postseason with the grace and purpose more commonly associated with falling down a long flight of stairs.
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The destination for our meeting is actually a few units further down from the LocalGlobe offices, which are up a flight of stairs and not wheelchair accessible to this journalist.
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It has only been two years since Pizza Rat was seen dragging a slice of plain cheese pizza down a flight of stairs in a New York City subway station.
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And absolutely nothing in life prepares you for the feeling of sleeping without snoring, walking up a flight of stairs without getting winded and exercising without feeling like you're dying.
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It's the kind of thing you might do for a person on crutches trying to get off a bus or somebody wobbling down a steep flight of stairs in heels.
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Maybe you realize that another person is rummaging through the same abandoned apartment complex as you, and you exchange fire down a wide hallway or in a flight of stairs.
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Past the nicely-organized coat check and up a short flight of stairs, in a room dubbed "The Edison Room," a young, smiling girl manned a lonely graffiti calligraphy station.
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It's not that sports don't provide us with villains, but Grayson Allen gives us the ideal incarnation of someone you want to watch, repeatedly, fall down a flight of stairs.
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During their "mini road trip," the pair took in views of the gorgeous blue waters during sunset, when they walked down a flight of stairs that led to the beach.
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It turns out that Naz received a two-week suspension for throwing another student down a flight of stairs, breaking his arm, and was unable to resettle after coming back.
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The 1971 "Claim Excerpts" documents a gallery performance for which he sat blindfolded at the bottom of a flight of stairs, swinging a crowbar and daring people to come down.
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Likewise you can have a size 14-16-18 woman who can run marathons and you can have other women of that size who can't climb a flight of stairs.
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A giant nesting doll plastered onto a wall identifies the entrance, and a flight of stairs leads into a main room filled with memorabilia evoking Russian Olympic success and culture.
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My sister was in a carriage, and my mom and I schlepped it off the train when we got to Pennsylvania Station, only to face a daunting flight of stairs.
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"He's had to endure a lot; he's seen a lot," Blair said, including watching her fall down a flight of stairs or rush to a bathroom if she's feeling sick.
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Things get even worse when an overweight john propositions her at the Hi-Hat and she leads him huffing and puffing up a flight of stairs at the Lionel Hotel.
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The attackers fled and Ms. Majors staggered up a flight of stairs, out of the park and onto the street, where a school security guard found her and called 911.
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But it's 60 inches tall and weighs a cool 330.7 pounds, so you can't carry it up or down a flight of stairs if the subway station elevator is broken.
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At the top of a creaky flight of stairs in a grungy music room in Brooklyn, four self-proclaimed "anti-conspiracy theorists" stepped up to a small pink-lit stage.
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The able-bodied tourist might be able to follow a crowd up a flight of stairs, or find a staircase that leads to a subway line and then a street exit.
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On The Handmaid's Tale, Yvonne Strahovski plays Serena Joy, a complex, difficult character who is perhaps best known for frequently throwing Offred/June Osborn (Elisabeth Moss) down a flight of stairs.
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He is a teacher with a lot of responsibilities, and one day at work he took a bad step and fell down a flight of stairs, braining himself at the bottom.
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A 22-year-old mother who died after falling down a flight of stairs in a Manhattan subway station on Monday may have suffered a fatal "medical episode," police tell PEOPLE.
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Surveillance footage recorded from inside the house showed Piazza stumbling through the house and falling down a flight of stairs after he was given at least 18 drinks in 82 minutes.
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Officials told them to strip down and change into papery white Tyvek jump suits, and then guards led them up a flight of stairs above the deck and into a hangar.
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The Cuomo shirts were on sale a day after the anchor threatened to shove someone down a flight of stairs for calling him Fredo, the weak brother in the Godfather films.
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It is only through the intervention of an astute security guard that he is set right and sent up a flight of stairs to a rarely visited corner of the museum.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MEXICO CITY — Up a flight of stairs and tucked into an inconspicuous corner of kurimanzutto's compound, there's an affectionate shrine to sadism, masochism, and contradiction.
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One trip to Jamaica, while awkwardly trying to climb a lengthy flight of stairs to the townhouse where she was staying, she lost control and her suitcase tumbled all the way down.
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I spent close to an hour trying to figure out how to get up a particular flight of stairs; it turned out I just needed to remove the "out of order" sign.
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Something Bella Hadid, who walks around in super high heels professionally, perfectly demonstrated when she took a tumble down a flight of stairs while out partying with Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin.
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Corden began the night by falling down a flight of stairs, and then wearing one shoe to sing a constructed rap meant to kick off the night in spectacular fashion, I guess.
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Nguyen says the team wanted the animation to feel "tactile;" when Anne runs down a flight of stairs, you can see her feet hit each and every step on the way down.
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THE PLACE Bordered by auto shops and check-cashing outlets, the triangular club is up a precarious flight of stairs, practically within arm's reach of the elevated subway platform at Myrtle Avenue.
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Down a half-flight of stairs on Boldhusgade, CUB Coffee Bar nails the concept, with fur pelts draped on chairs, an adorable bear-cub logo and aromatic roasts from Copenhagen Coffee Lab.
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The main entrance is at the rear, up a flight of stairs adjoining the garage and around to a tall foyer with bright red walls, Greek columns and a checkered tile floor.
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Ms. Fox was found dead inside her home in the Rocky Mountains from injuries apparently suffered after slipping down a steep flight of stairs, Emil Sante, the San Miguel County Coroner, said.
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As Topolska fled through a back door, Marek allegedly followed her blood trail down a flight of stairs and shot her again, this time in the back of the head, prosecutors said.
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Mr. Piazza had been given 18 drinks in less than 90 minutes, and tumbled down a flight of stairs, but fraternity members waited nearly 12 hours to call for help, prosecutors say.
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Timothy Piazza of Lebanon, New Jersey, died of head and spleen injuries suffered while drunkenly falling multiple times, including twice down a flight of stairs, during hazing activities at the fraternity house.
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You probably don't stop to think about it while you race down a flight of stairs, but your body expends a considerable amount of energy in the process to prevent you from falling.
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Whenever I started up a flight of stairs, I tracked which foot had stepped up first so that the next time I came upon some stairs I could start with the other one.
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The barometer is the thing that allows a phone to measure altitude, and Apple points out that on the iPhone 7 it can measure even minor changes like climbing a flight of stairs.
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The Barrington High School class created a fun video that included mattress surfing down a flight of stairs, pushing their dean into the swimming pool, and hitting golf balls on the football field.
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Size: 1,700 square feet Price per square foot: $697 Indoors: From the street, a short flight of stairs leads to the main living floor, which is laid out in an open-plan style.
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In her 1986 autobiography, "Dancing on My Grave," the ballerina Gelsey Kirkland describes Mr. Martins becoming angry at Ms. Watts at a party and dragging her up and down a flight of stairs.
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She does not shrink from taking extreme actions — that's part of the reason Emily (Alexis Bledel) stabbed Lydia and threw her down a flight of stairs at the end of the second season.
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After Gabriel gathered the strength to leave his cell on Sunday to fill a cup with hot water for tea, he fainted on the way back and fell down a flight of stairs.
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"The main thing is I can't even walk up a flight of stairs without being out of breath or going to the bathroom without having to sit down because I'm exhausted," Underwood said.
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After leading me on a three-hour tour of squat shops, Kristian Mitov, the founder of Sofia's Balkan Bites tour, pointed down a flight of stairs from the sidewalk into a building cellar.
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He reached out his arms to protect his face as he crashed toward a plate-glass window at the base of the flight of stairs, and his right arm went through the glass.
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I stop taking notes on these stairs, but I leave you with one piece of Crosstown Trail advice: Every time you walk down a flight of stairs, at the very end, look back.
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" Whitmore: "If the prime minister were walking down a flight of stairs and the president reached out to hold her hand and assist her, that would be a gentlemanly gesture and quite acceptable.
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Philips grew up in the foster care system in Los Angeles and starred at the University of Nebraska, where he was accused of dragging his girlfriend down a flight of stairs by her hair.
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Another time, I fell down a flight of stairs at the Louvre, in full sight of hundreds, and the only thing that helped me get to my feet was my own sense of shame.
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Our room was up a flight of stairs, in a corner with a wraparound deck that faced the ocean to the west, and the Little Beach House and the Malibu hills to the south.
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The entry level is set a short flight of stairs up from the ground, making for a daylight lower level with an eat-in kitchen and family room that has a wide brick fireplace.
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In September, he was arrested after Ms. Wells said he dragged her down a flight of stairs and into a closet, where he choked her until she was unconscious, according to a police complaint.
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His fingers — the length and suppleness of which almost redeemed his awkward features — moved quickly across the page, defining the right angles of a short hallway, the nautilus-shell progression of a flight of stairs.
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Over the years, Asimo played soccer with President Obama, won over Kelly Ripa, had a dancing group, and had some clumsy moments like this terrible fall while trying to walk up a flight of stairs.
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The grand jury report says Piazza was intoxicated when he fell down a flight of stairs, and that he proceeded to fall multiple times, repeatedly hitting his head, after fraternity brothers tried to revive him.
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I am looking to move to the next floor and there are two ways of going up: a scary-looking but walkable ramp and a flight of stairs the end of which disappears into darkness.
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During the important milestone, Murphy showed the Guiding Eyes staff how he can wait for traffic, ignore distractions, use a leash, hold a sit, greet people politely, handle a flight of stairs and much more.
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MSNBC's Morning Joe got off to an emotional start on Friday, when co-host Mika Brzezinski told viewers that Joe Scarborough's 25-year-old son had been hospitalized after falling down a flight of stairs.
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It specializes in functional fitness with the goal of making everyday tasks easier: being able to walk up a flight of stairs without getting winded or lifting a gallon of water without wrenching your shoulder.
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Andreea maintains an Instagram account on which she occasionally posts photographs of political figures: Barack Obama offering Michelle his umbrella, President Trump hoarding his; Vladimir Putin not helping Queen Elizabeth down a flight of stairs.
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Michael Palin portrays Tom Parfitt, an elderly British man who has just fallen down a flight of stairs in his home in the coastal town Scarborough, resulting in his move into an assisted-living facility.
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In the movie "RoboCop" — which opened in theaters 30 years ago on Monday — an enforcement droid known as the ED-209 falls down a flight of stairs and struggles like a turtle on its back.
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Ms. Easton was appalled to see overweight students unable to walk up a flight of stairs without stopping to catch their breath at the school she directed on the Lower East Side in the 28s.
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TMZ Sports obtained the Picabo Street 911 call -- in which the Olympic legend claims her father slapped her and pulled out her hair before she fought back ... and pushed him down a flight of stairs.
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Patrons are forced to check in on the ground floor, walk up to the second floor, and then walk across the entire gym, so they can go down another flight of stairs to the locker rooms.
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In an 18th-century house on a cobblestone side street, we climbed a short flight of stairs to meet Charles Braastad, a descendant of the Irishman James Delamain, who founded his storied Cognac brand in 1759.
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One enters at the level of the dining room and kitchen and descends a short flight of stairs to the living room, where there is a wood-burning fireplace and a wall of built-in cabinets.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch prosecutors said they were considering charging an Amsterdam Airbnb property owner with attempted murder after he allegedly pushed a guest down a flight of stairs in a row about the check-out time.
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Learning all of this about Perry takes an entire season of secrets and whispers from everyone in Monterey, and it all comes screeching to a halt when Perry is pushed down a flight of stairs, killing him.
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Dave Scicchitano testified he initially thought surveillance cameras from the fraternity basement weren't working the night of February 2, when police say Piazza was fatally injured by falling down a flight of stairs leading to the basement.
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During a briefing with Sphero founder Adam Wilson, he slammed the Bolt down on a table several times, and in my testing, I had it roll down a flight of stairs and even fall off a table.
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While the flight of stairs has been a welcome addition for the community in Tom Riley Park, the city is now threatening to tear down the stairway because it was not built according to the city's regulations.
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Vereen climbs a flight of stairs, and at the top we find a younger man who dances his way along the walls, as Vereen strikes an attitude, walks as if he were dancing, dances while he walks.
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The owner of a second car-repair shop, next door, has turned the southern leg into a tidy storage room, and created a small office for himself at the top of a ladder-like flight of stairs.
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One 19-year-old from Poole, England, I spoke to was intending to cut down, but didn't come off the drug slowly enough or with help, and fell down a whole flight of stairs during a seizure.
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"The little things that people do every day," like walking from their cars to the office or climbing a flight of stairs, "can and do add up and affect the risk for disease and death," he says.
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Everyone just laughs at how bad his impression is, in much the same way that the internet laughed at Chris Cuomo, puffing his chest out and pretending he might throw a stranger down a flight of stairs.
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In their wheelchairs, Funago and Kimura will still have to take a roundabout route to the upper house chamber, however, as the ramp for Thursday's ceremony only goes part of the way up a steep flight of stairs.
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They had not been invited, and none of them were dressed in purple, the color of lupus awareness, as an invitation had asked, so Mr. Washington walked down a flight of stairs to ask if they could join.
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Carrick-on-Shannon Journal CARRICK-ON-SHANNON, Ireland — A bold black-and-red sign announces Jamshid Ghafur's business — "Kurdish Barber" — up a narrow flight of stairs just off the main street of Carrick-on-Shannon in western Ireland.
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To be at a poetry reading, we often have to climb a flight of stairs, forget the bathroom, read lips when there's no interpreter, and be prepared for the poems to use metaphors that traffic in our lives.
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To reach it, you descend a flight of stairs and pass through a cinder block corridor into a windowless space that is home to the unofficial Smith College Historic Clothing Collection: 23,22011 dresses, suits, shoes, bags and accessories.
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Three of the Fairfax police dogs are being trained as service animals to help temporarily injured or full disabled officers with everyday tasks, such as picking up an object off the ground or navigating a flight of stairs.
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The bottom of the bay is filled with sandbars and rocks and fallen logs over which the ice heaves and falls every six hours with all the grace of a dinner plate tossed down a flight of stairs.
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Hernandez lived in the church for nine months -- getting his daily exercise by walking up and down a flight of stairs -- until he got a letter from ICE telling him he was no longer an "enforcement priority," he said.
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The moment it was over she marched up a flight of stairs to her advisor's office, closed the door, and told him that she was going to do her postdoc with Liu or she wasn't doing one at all.
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The front door (reached by an exterior flight of stairs) is clad in tongue-and-groove slats that are echoed inside, starting with a floating closet in the foyer that has no visible hardware and opens with a push.
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After the attack, she stumbled up a flight of stairs to street level before collapsing at a security booth near campus A school security officer called 911 and she was taken to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
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After we met with the scientist, Dunaj guided me down a flight of stairs next to four 80,000-pound oil tanks that holds the four expeller-pressed oils—canola, grapeseed, safflower, and organic soybean—that they use for their different Vegenaises.
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"It pains me to recall instances in which I witnessed siblings, some blind or physically disabled, dragged down a flight of stairs to be thrown into a bedroom or a closet, then having the door locked from the outside," Moses recounts.
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McDermott lost his sight in one eye after falling down a flight of stairs during a holiday last July, leading to speculation in some German media over whether he was fit to continue as chief executive and would be replaced.
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It sounds complicated, but coupled with a long tail that serves as a counterweight, the Tyco Terra Climber's unique drivetrain allows it to skitter across flat surfaces, but just as easily tackle a flight of stairs or other uneven rough terrain.
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We're told Karrueche has no fear about testifying that Chris allegedly kicked her down a flight of stairs, punched her in the stomach, threatened to shoot her and made other death threats ... this according to multiple sources connected to Chris' ex.
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The SpotMini is a sort of tiny robot giraffe capable of an impressive battery of skills, demonstrated in the video by jaunting up a flight of stairs, putting dishes in the dishwasher and (somewhat begrudgingly) delivering a can of soda.
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And of course, injuries are always a possibility, Thompson herself admits to falling down a flight of stairs at a kegger and twisting her ankle, which didn't end up being serious, but is the kind of thing that happens in college.
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After I got a good look at its girthy yellow canines, the enormous black claws protruding from its paws, and ultimately the whites of its eyes, it was obvious that there was only a short flight of stairs separating us.
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This might not sound like the most obvious area for a startup to tackle — unless you've had the experience of trying to carry a couch up a twisty flight of stairs, or attempting to squeeze it through a narrow doorway.
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There's a brief mention of the famous scene where Laurel and Hardy struggle to carry a piano up a flight of stairs, but you don't really leave the book understanding why these comedians are such towering figures of film history.
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On a recent Thursday afternoon, Mr. Huisman had tip-tapped down a steep flight of stairs on East 23rd Street and into Spin New York, a neon-lit basement Ping-Pong palace with a view of the downtown 6 train.
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Investigators found that he had been given at least 18 alcoholic drinks in less than two hours at a fraternity party, and video showed him repeatedly falling down a flight of stairs, resulting in a fractured skull and ruptured spleen.
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One after the other, men in shirtsleeves pulled up in Chevy Suburbans and GMC Yukon XLs and gleaming Lexus RS 22011s with leather-trimmed seats, got out, then made their way across the marble lobby and up a flight of stairs.
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OUTDOOR SPACE A flight of stairs from the second level leads to an indoor wet bar and a partially covered roof deck that is wired for surround sound and cable, and includes a gas fireplace and views of downtown Chicago.
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The stench starts to hit as we pass through stringent security and, wrinkling our noses, we climb a flight of stairs to the labyrinthine walkways for a bird's eye view of all those curvaceous rumps hemmed into wooden fenced pens.
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He cooks until the doors open, then hosts until they close at 3 PM. The commute is fortuitously short—precisely one flight of stairs from the flat above the cafe—and the working week runs from Monday to Friday only.
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"Medical evidence demonstrates that the injuries sustained by Brantley which led to his death could not have been exclusively caused by a fall down a flight of stairs, as alleged by the Olahs," Prosecuting Attorney Nicholas Iarocci said in a news release.
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In front of an estimated 35,000 spectators in the stands, in frigid conditions, South Korean women's ice hockey player Park Jong-ah and North Korean player Jong Su Hyon brought the Olympic flame up the flight of stairs to the Olympic cauldron.
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It looks exhausting, however, using a series of cleverly engineered springs, elastic ropes, and a pulley system, the Vertical Walking requires less than ten percent of the energy one would exert while climbing a flight of stairs to move the same distance.
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The Olympic gold-medalist told authorities that she had pushed her father, 76, down a flight of stairs and then locked him in the basement, following a physical encounter between the two, in which he allegedly pulled her hair, ABC News reports.
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Walking up the flight of stairs to the circular operating tower below the dish, every button, every door, and every wall nostalgically screams 1960s, until you reach the control room full of modern screens where astronomers remotely control the antenna to observe pulsars.
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As if a running, jumping robot man wasn't enough to worry about for one day, Boston Dynamics dropped a second video showing off SpotMini, one of the dog bots, zipping around an obstacle course and running up a flight of stairs unassisted.
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It meanders amiably from setpiece to setpiece, separating them with long, laugh-free stretches — until director Ben Falcone seems to remember he's making a broad comedy and sends his star, who also happens to be his wife, tumbling down a flight of stairs.
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The second line is to meet the Property Brothers, who, a flight of stairs above us all, are sitting in a miniature fake living room to promote the launch of their newest "home rejuvenation venture," which is an "inspiration hub" called Casaza.
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The officers saw Mr. Volchkin at the top of a flight of stairs leading to a second-floor apartment, and Officer Moore "drew his firearm at this time and challenged Mr. Volchkin while verbally demanding to see his hands," according to the reports.
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When I reach the end of any given episode, I feel like I've put in the effort, but I also feel a little deflated, like I'm going to have to sit for a second before I can climb a flight of stairs.
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To understand the drinking trend that has swallowed this city whole, descend a half flight of stairs to Den Vandrette, a harborside wine den that feels like a sommelier friend's living room, with flickering candles and flowers in bottles with artsy labels.
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When you enter the site, coming in through gates at the Colosseum end of the Forum, a path leads you left, then up a flight of stairs, then farther up, to a restricted promontory, for a northwest view toward the Capitoline Hill.
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Down a flight of stairs from the main store is a small, private room where, on a low table, Jeremy has laid out lunch for the two of us: salami, ham, liverwurst, bologna, pâtés and cheese, along with slices of rye and pumpernickel.
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I am now in the first year of a joint degree Master of Business Administration and Master of Public Health program at Dartmouth College, a far cry from the days of not having the strength to walk up a flight of stairs.
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The big revelation Box uncovers—the shit in the litter box, I guess, if we're going to keep on with that metaphor—is that Naz (Riz Ahmed) was once expelled from his high school after throwing another kid down a flight of stairs.
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At my scheduled stop, reality still gelatinous and quivering, I got off the train, climbed a flight of stairs, and collapsed onto the floor of the subway station, a surface so disgusting that even the city's rats douse their paws in Purell after touching it.
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Last year, prosecutors had argued that each of the brothers had a role to play in Piazza's death by plying him with alcohol at the gauntlet and by waiting 12 hours to call for medical help after he first fell down a flight of stairs.
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Entering Under initially feels like going into a sauna, as wooden planks cover its upper section, but an eight-metre flight of stairs leads down to a large dining area that sits about 40 guests, walled by a gigantic transparent window to the ocean.
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In "Interior of an Inn" (1861-62), for instance, a lantern at the top of a flight of stairs hollows out a dim view down a hallway, catching a feather duster (are they duck feathers?) and a few pairs of shoes in its light.
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Bellefonte, Pennsylvania (CNN)A security company hired by Penn State's Interfraternity Council arrived at the party just after 19-year-old pledge Timothy Piazza fell down a flight of stairs and was fatally injured after an alcohol-fueled hazing ritual, a police detective testified Monday.
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He seems to recognize fairly quickly that this is a ridiculous thing he's decided to do and rather than really sell it with a full flop, he looks like he's doing the old pretend-to-walk-down-a-flight-of-stairs-behind-the-couch routine.
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At the Palace of Princes restaurant, a favorite of American military advisers, the group walked down a short flight of stairs from the street level to a basement room with small round tables, decorated by tiled walls and paintings and cooled by ceiling fans.
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Entering Under initially feels like going into a sauna, as wooden planks cover its upper section, but an eight-meter flight of stairs leads down to a large dining area that sits about 40 guests, walled by a gigantic transparent window to the ocean.
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This could come in the form of low-cost Alexa speakers for parts of the house where you don't spend a ton of time but still want to be able to access a virtual assistant, such as the garage or on a flight of stairs.
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It is reached with a short flight of stairs from La Chambre de Sido, or Colette's mother's bedroom, which created a psychological promiscuity with her mother the writer experienced as intimacy while a girl, only to find it smothering when she became an adolescent.
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The Miracles from Heaven star and and the kids continued to Montmartre, where the doting mother took selfies with her two daughters and ended up throwing a tired Seraphina across her back as they continued up the last flight of stairs leading to Sacré-C ur Basilica.
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Security cameras at the house show Piazza fell down a 15-foot flight of stairs shortly afterward -- and then fell several more times into a railing, on the floor, and down the stairs again, according to the grand jury's presentment, issued after its investigation into Piazza's death.
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One of the most famous depictions of British alcohol consumption is William Hogarth's 1751 etching "Gin Lane," in which a tanked-up London prostitute drops her baby down a flight of stairs while various of her compatriots fight, die, gnaw bones and pawn their possessions for booze.
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In my first semester of college, Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill wrote an op-ed criticizing Oklahoma's head coach, Bob Stoops, for recruiting the wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham, who had been kicked off the University of Missouri team for pushing his girlfriend down a flight of stairs.
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"There's a discipline in doing things economically," Mira told me as I slipped off my shoes and followed her up a narrow flight of stairs that opened into the space between the kitchen and dining area, connected by a free-form countertop of lustrous Persian walnut.
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It all seemed a bit detached from the geopolitical crisis, although I admit after we went back outside I felt a ripple of apprehension when North Korean guards came down a flight of stairs and walked to the back of the building we had just been inside.
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As the air grows thinner, and snowcapped peaks become more frequent, a short, steep flight of stairs carved into the rocky hillside leads to a single-story clinic, run by the Family Planning Association of Nepal (FPAN), the country's oldest sexual and reproductive health advocacy organization.
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Targets include Harrison Ford ("in person,…a little man"), Oliver Stone (suggestive of a "Machiavellian filmmaker who would throw his own mother down a flight of stairs if it would help him get his project financed") and Hollywood generally (some actors are "drug-addled, fornicating madmen").
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To reach it, I walked through an unmarked door, up a dimly-lit flight of stairs and into a waiting room — where I was greeted by founder and CEO David Askaryan, and then by two men in shiny lab coats, who explained that they would be my guides.
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In Ashlee Vance's 2015 book "Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future, " Musk said gangs of boys at would sometimes hunt him down, going so far as to push him down a flight of stairs in one instance and send him to the hospital.
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Noah Schnapp, the 12-year-old who rose to fame by portraying the missing Byers boy, tweeted out that he and co-star Caleb McLaughlin (Lucas Sinclair) were simply walking down a flight of stairs when they encountered Wilson, and their entire universes were shaken to the core.
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Tim Bream, 56, said he was aware in advance that brothers of Beta Theta Pi had applied for the so-called "permit" to serve alcohol the night that Piazza fell repeatedly -- including down a flight of stairs -- following an initiation ritual known as "the gauntlet" that involved heavy drinking.
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Down a flight of stairs, for fifty dollars a head, guests are seated in a snug shoji-screen-lined room under a canopy of cherry blossoms for a two-hour listening session inspired by the vinyl bars of Japan, which are known to be stern—no requests, no chattering.
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The second-term Republican can be seen clutching a bowl of nachos and leaning over a man identified as Brad Joseph, telling him "you're a big shot," before walking away down a flight of stairs, according to a video of the incident posted online by Milwaukee's WISN television.
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Descending a flight of stairs to the two-car garage, you find a door that takes you into a lower-level family room or alternate master suite that includes a large room with a terra-cotta-trimmed fireplace, a bathroom with vintage tile and a washer and dryer.
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This summer will see the opening of the first phase of the Market Line, a sort of mirror-image of the Essex Market, with small groceries and hot-food stands — plus a concert hall, art galleries and a beer hall — but located below-grade, down a flight of stairs.
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Up a flight of stairs, in the gray metal rare-book stacks, Mr. Gewirtz showed off a shelf of pulp fiction books, yet to be cataloged, from after World War II. The books were acquired to help document the change in sexual attitudes that coincided with anti-establishment literary movements.
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Even before the Alabama law — and the recent Georgia "fetal heartbeat" law and Mississippi law and Kentucky law, it seems to go on and on — state authorities have arrested and/or detained over 1200 pregnant women for pregnancy termination or loss, for falling down a flight of stairs or refusing bedrest.
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These cases, documented by my organization, National Advocates for Pregnant Women, include pregnant women who fell down a flight of stairs, delayed having cesarean surgery, had a home birth, used a controlled substance (including ones prescribed to them), experienced miscarriages and stillbirths or who gave birth to a baby who did not survive.
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There are kick drums and high hats, tambourines and claves, handclaps and foot stomps, the staccato stabs of a singer's voice; I also felt as if I were hearing the sound of change clattering around in a bowl or a car door being slammed, someone dropping a drum kit down a flight of stairs.
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Members of Penn State's Beta Theta Pi chapter have been accused of being literally culpable in the death of Timothy Piazza, a 20-year-old who died of alcohol-related causes when his "brothers" subjected him to a night of drinking and did not help him after he fell down a flight of stairs.
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"They reminded me to be careful & hold on to the rails, Max kept looking back up to me to make sure I was ok and @ryansutter walked in front or behind to catch me if I fell," she wrote about her husband and son looking out for her well-being while descending the flight of stairs.
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My house in Georgia doesn't have a second floor, so this dream of sledding down a flight of stairs remains unfulfilled, but it does simulate the townhouse of my youth in that it has cockroaches — the giant ones that exist in the South, that refuse to die no matter how much you pay your quarterly exterminator.
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You don't control what experiences you have to choose from, and if one player gets sunny, positive ones (or even relatively neutral ones, like "Shoveling snow off the driveway") and you're stuck disbursing experiences like "Falling down a flight of stairs in front of your colleagues," your score will plummet through no fault of your own.
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Eighteen people were injured and 37 offences are being investigated, including a television reporter who was thrown down a flight of stairs, an alleged far-right attack on a group of anti-racist protesters led by a politician for the center-left SPD party, and an alleged assault by masked men on a 20-year-old Afghan man.
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But these feeds hide the reality from the cameras: the nausea, the immobility (with a few notable exceptions), the shortness of breath from climbing a flight of stairs, the searing round ligament pain, the radiating back pain, the unwelcome spotting, the difficult labors, the episiotomies, the C-sections, the emergency decisions, the complications that no one foresees.
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For the past 2,000 years or so, it's been home to the Newars, master craftsmen who, in the medieval era built a splendid city of warm brickwork, back alleys, temples and squares, including the Nyatapola Temple, with five pagoda stories at the top of a steep flight of stairs flanked by statues of elephants, lions and griffins.
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The FBI also should inspect the interior of the Gaudette house to see if it comports with Ford's account of the attack, including the fact that she walked from a small living room on the first floor up a narrow flight of stairs to use the bathroom, and then was pushed from behind into a bedroom.
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There is Edna Thomas, a stage and screen actress who, at one such sex party, met Lady Olivia Wyndham, a distant cousin of Oscar Wilde, and memorable in her own right — she once cut her herself on the head and then flung herself down a flight of stairs in order to be looked after by a particularly adored nurse.
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Arriving at his workspace means navigating an outdoor passage cramped with building materials and climbing an uneven flight of stairs that leads to a light-filled space brimming with artist-studio hallmarks — shelves stacked with monographs, a floor speckled with color drips à la Jackson Pollock and a table so caked with paint that it could be its own assemblage.
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If you have a sedentary job, make sure you maintain good posture and break up long periods of sitting by forcing activity into your day, such as routing your printer to another room, climbing a flight of stairs to use the bathroom on another floor, or standing when taking a phone call so you are moving every half an hour where possible.
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The bride, walking with the President, and preceded by her six bridesmaids, came down the wide flight of stairs leading from the third floor to the second and across the large foyer hall at the rear of the Parish drawing room, through wide doorways and on to a large mantel at the west side of the Ludlow drawing room, where the ceremony took place.
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The obstacles are weighted for difficulty and competitors progress from easiest to hardest, as follows: They must sit down on and stand up from a low IKEA couch; walk a short slalom; walk up a ramp, open and shut a door, and descend another ramp; walk along a number of unevenly spaced stepping stones; walk across two angled platforms; and, finally, walk up and down a flight of stairs.
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"Regardless of what anyone thought about Pascia and her utter failure to protect her children, no one will forget how she described walking into the living room and seeing the defendant sitting in a chair as Otto laid on the living room floor taking his last breath," Santos said, according to the Seattle Pi. At first, Backman told authorities Smith fell down a flight of stairs, according to the outlet.
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" He recalls first seeing the woman who would become his girlfriend and thinking she was "beautiful in the way some girls are beautiful despite having bypassed pretty entirely," and instead of finding London "fabulous and enviable," Amar feels there "the way you do when you take one step too many at the bottom of a flight of stairs: brought up short by the unexpected plateau and its dull, unyielding thud.
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People like the 24-year-old who fell down a flight of stairs and ended up in rehab for a year, bankrupting her grandparents; or the numerous women I have seen with unplanned pregnancies and serious complications for mother and child; or the young athlete treated in the emergency room for a life-threatening infection resulting from a minor scrape during a Frisbee game; or my "healthy" teenage son, who developed cancer.
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Cut to two hours later — after we had found the restaurant's entrance (past the supermarket's back alley and up a flight of stairs); worked our way through appetizers of wild chicory with garlic confit and cloudlike shishbarak dumplings of lamb and goat's yogurt; and had just polished off a crispy-skin grouper filet and an extravagant spin on tournedos Rossini that paired bone marrow with goose liver, chestnuts and veal stock — our waiter was refusing to accept that we were too full for dessert.
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