That, in turn, fuelled a suspicion that his support was insubstantial—because the disenchanted working-class whites who flock to Mr Trump's rallies do not flock to the polling booths.
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Gillespie also said 'the worried well' shouldn't flock to ERsGillespie has seen what happens when the "worried well" (people who are not sick but overcome with concern) flock to ERs.
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The value of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin ($2900 today) and Ethereum ($260) keeps rising, and as investors flock to buy them, hackers flock to hack into their accounts to steal them.
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"Critics flock to her uneven product the way liberal arts magnas flock to investment banking," Robert Christgau, the self-styled "Dean of American Rock Critics," wrote in his review of True Blue.
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That implied his support was flaky, because the working-class whites who flock to his rallies, to hear him crack jokes, insult people and promise border walls, do not flock to vote.
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Investors would flock to the safety of German government bonds.
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Teenagers flock to sleepovers in the British Museum's Egyptian galleries.
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Every summer as wildfires rage, photojournalists flock to document them.
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Everyone is fair game and tourists flock to the fun.
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Women flock to me again, life is a party now.
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Manatees flock to Florida's Blue Spring State Park each winter.
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Since then paranormal activity seekers flock to the the dunes.
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But ultimately, those voters seemed to flock to Texas Sen.
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They flock to the polls, eager to defend their majority.
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Others will flock to David Tanis's recipe for turkey biryani.
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Do Sanders voters flock to Warren as a second choice?
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There's no guarantee Whedon fans will flock to Watch in droves.
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The crowd — more than 10,000 people flock to our flagship event.
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When they do flock to the cinema it is for blockbusters.
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EACH SPRING visitors flock to the Muscatatuck wildlife refuge in Indiana.
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Wherever he went, DeGuisto said, children would flock to see him.
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Investors have started to flock to the safety of US Treasuries.
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The media has questioned incessantly why people flock to his campaign.
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Tourists flock to such places, and are right to do so.
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There's a reason people flock to warm, humid places on vacation.
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"They flock to the shows they want to see," he said.
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One explanation is that people flock to areas with economic opportunities.
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Thousands of tourists flock to Venice to attend Carnival each year.
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It also means welcoming the tourists who flock to Fifth Avenue.
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People flock to Central Park in New York City, March 220.
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Some confront politicians, join gun-control groups and flock to rallies.
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"The voters are beginning to flock to our side," he said.
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The full exchange: Go deeper: Old politicians flock to new media
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A lot of Muslims flock to Mecca, and Catholics to Rome.
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The media will flock to Romney like moths to a flame.
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Vacationers flock to sights like the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame.
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Preteens and teenagers already flock to YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat and Musical.
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Shoppers didn't flock to Simons's collections the way PVH had anticipated.
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Fans will also flock to those shades named after her four children.
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But other experts think investors will continue to flock to new offerings.
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Investors flock to bonds, gold Signs of worry abounded on Wall Street.
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Could white students in Cleveland flock to one of these academies again?
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No one doubts that hundreds of thousands will flock to see him.
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The problem will only grow as more people flock to city centers.
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Foreign investors continued to flock to Florida, according to the NAR report.
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They flock to Hamilton because of everything the Founding Fathers never were.
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Shoppers flock to the Chicago Christkindlmarkt — the largest Christmas market in Illinois.
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Investors continue to flock to government bonds for safety, sending yields plunging.
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On some days as many as 6,000 people flock to the beach ...
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They also flock to restaurants and the views by the Hudson River.
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Visitors flock to the Pergamon Museum, the Alte Nationalgalerie and Checkpoint Charlie.
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Yet people still flock to the space, searching for what once was.
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Visitors regularly flock to either walk or drive down the iconic stretch.
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Then watch visitors flock to the data and worry about accuracy later.
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Divas flock to the title role; Dido's final "Lament" is a showstopper.
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If educated millennials flock to big, coastal cities, what happens to other cities?
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Each has a chance of winning, so moviegoers flock to more of them.
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Millions of pilgrims flock to its temples and ghats -- or riverbank -- every year.
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If that happens, then even more talent would likely flock to larger companies.
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Metrecal users began to flock to Sego, and its own copycats, in droves.
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Few of Amazon's U.S. customers are likely to flock to Alibaba, for instance.
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Tucked inside is a room where folks flock to yell their stress away.
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Investors flock to special economic zones across the region, lured by tax giveaways.
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At weekends enthusiastic crowds flock to the new war memorial behind India Gate.
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Nutrients and plankton flourish here, which encourages fish to flock to the zones.
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Iowa Republicans did not flock to nationalism in anything near the predicted numbers.
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As many as 10,000 mainly middle-class Thais flock to its Sunday ceremonies.
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The upbeat employment data led global investors to flock to higher-yielding assets.
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For the moment, Summit is still where the cool-kid entrepreneurs flock to.
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Cleveland's coffee geeks also flock to two local roasters with their own shops.
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At meet and greets, tens of thousands of fans flock to see him.
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Mr. Cruz's aides believe Mr. Carson's evangelical supporters will flock to Mr. Cruz.
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Who's to say whether former Rubio supporters and donors flock to Kasich, Cruz . . .
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A lot of those who flock to it, do so for that reason.
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We'll flock to anybody who can tell us a story that feels true.
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A looming, if not unsettling problem, is that tourists flock to Clearwater Beach.
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Hundreds of people flock to popular downtown pools after the bars let out.
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Who doesn't want to flock to a studio where they leave you alone?
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But as readers flock to large news outlets, ads are starting to disappear.
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After school, students from both middle schools flock to the center of town.
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No Regrets And stars flock to the opening of "Slave Play" on Broadway.
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About 3093,000 of the people who flock to Davos are official conference participants.
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Foreign fighters flock to Syria and Iraq from both sides of the Atlantic.
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Yet it&aposs the one people seem to flock to every holiday season.
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Consumers who flock to these services seek fresh ingredients, convenience and unique recipes.
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Locals flock to The Bulldog, which serves up both German and local brews.
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But more than anywhere else on the occasion, consumers flock to jewelry stores.
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And they flock to political leaders who they believe will bring this action.
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More to do nearby: Arty types flock to Vegas's revitalized downtown at night.
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But I think what she is trying to do is throw out flashy words like socialism because she thinks all the young people are going to flock to her because they flock to Bernie, but I think people are getting smarter.
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FANS FLOCK TO BLAZE PIZZA GIVEAWAY AFTER LEBRON JAMES HINTS HE&aposD DROP BY
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Those who are not already on holiday flock to their dachas in the countryside.
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This time of year people flock to Japan to experience the truly unique site.
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Both riders and drivers often flock to the service that is offering more money.
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Jackson's response caused many to flock to her side, applauding her self-love outlook.
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The concerns in equity markets saw investors flock to the safety of government bonds.
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"Photographer image description: "Hundreds of visitors flock to the Doll Show in Valencia, Spain.
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Each year, thousands flock to the North Pole to see thousands of holiday lights.
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Many visitors to San Diego flock to the coastal city for the beautiful beach.
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Students flock to the intersection, with its delis and fast-food restaurants, after class.
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"Customers have proven that they will flock to whoever gives them a better experience."
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Capital has flooded in as readily as pilgrims flock to the shrine at Knock.
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Residents of the Capitol Hill neighborhood in Washington flock to Frager's Hardware, Friday, Jan.
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So why exactly would voters flock to Cruz now that he's united with her?
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One would offer cheaper, deregulated health plans, which healthy people would likely flock to.
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All of the candidates are clamoring for young adults to flock to their camps.
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But the retailer's results on Tuesday show shoppers continued to flock to its stores.
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"We all see how the Japanese fans flock to see Kei Nishikori," said Tiley.
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Each year, visitors flock to the famous Niagara Falls State Park in New York.
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The DCCC knew that voters would flock to the stabilizing influences of veteran candidates.
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Celebrities often flock to the most expensive — and expensive-looking — beauty products out there.
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When crowds flock to a Bushwick warehouse, odds are it's for techno, not Handel.
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CLEVELAND — The art world loves to flock to exotic locales for shows and fairs.
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It's merely good theater, and if children flock to it, so much the better.
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Clinics cannot guarantee smarter babies, but eager couples will still flock to them nonetheless.
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Visitors flock to the former British territory for its biggest sporting and social event.
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And in response to the BOE's statement, investors flock to buy the British pound.
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As people flock to the Idaho capital, housing costs have shot up as well.
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Voters began to flock to the AfD, many of them from Merkel's own party.
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Shopping habits have materially changed, as parents flock to Amazon and other online vendors.
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Still, bargain hunters in the know flock to U.A.L., crossing state lines if necessary.
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Tourists from around the world flock to the Earthship Biotecture's headquarters north of Taos.
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The suspended alt-right types may flock to YouTube, the pseudo-Twitter platform Gab.
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That's especially true since riders typically flock to the platform where the drivers are.
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So why do thousands of people flock to midnight screenings of it every month?
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The fleeting promotion gets people to flock to restaurants to ensure they get a taste.
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Because female audiences can identify actresses who aren't, and they don't flock to their movies.
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Families flock to Ojai for its school system, particularly Thacher School, a prestigious boarding school.
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Religious tourists flock to the city where Jesus grew up, especially for the Christmas holiday.
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Many investors also flock to slower-growth but dependable companies that pay big dividend yields.
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Brainy Angolans flock to the oilfields rather than to the civil service or health care.
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In a general election, most voters flock to the candidate who represents their preferred party.
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Page and Brin knew that users would flock to a service that delivered answers instantly.
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Western stylists, buyers and journalists flock to the Caucasus to spot the next big thing.
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Traders flock to small exchanges to pick up obscure coins before they gain mainstream exposure.
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Even in an age of e-commerce, people flock to malls like the Global Centre.
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And advertisers tend to flock to the biggest ad networks to get the widest exposure.
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Where their little ones are involved, celebrity moms tend to flock to only the best.
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Cruz's gamble is that Trump's supporters will flock to him in 2020 for his loyalty.
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The hens flock to him, while the rooster hangs back, crowing with jealousy and alarm.
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This is why you see miners flock to regions where high-powered renewables are abundant.
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Investors traditionally flock to the safety of U.S. government securities in times of market stress.
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Over the weekend, construction fans and families flock to Munich from all around the region.
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While West Coast burger-lovers flock to In-N-Out, Texans remain loyal to Whataburger.
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LAPD refers to it as "flocking" because gang members flock to these neighborhoods like birds.
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So who exactly do you think would even flock to him in such a scenario?
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TO THE tourists who still flock to its beaches and golden temples, Thailand seems calm.
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Gold is a traditional safe-haven market, which investors flock to in times of uncertainty.
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As things go from bad to worse, more ordinary people will flock to our cause.
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THE SAFETY TRADE The traditional hiding spots that investors flock to when scared were mixed.
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Many of the techies who now flock to Oakland told me they love this vibe.
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"We've got big movies that have had people flock to our theaters recently," Aron said.
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Visitors flock to New Mexico for a nine-day hot air balloon festival each fall.
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Photographers flock to the island for pictures of the puffins, who nest there each year.
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Before you flock to this trend, Nichols suggests reading up on caring for the animals.
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Consumers flock to Google to learn about health conditions like cancer, heart disease and diabetes.
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It is not surprising, then, that many flock to this sign in search of love.
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Queer people flock to cities for an obvious reason: there's safety and community in numbers.
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Thousands of Westerners flock to the rainforest every year to drink the powerful ayahuasca psychedelic.
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But Eileen also is an unsentimental pragmatist, unimpressed by the males who flock to her.
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Increasingly, cosmopolitan risk takers flock to cities while traditionalists remain in rural and exurban areas.
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Maybe they would flock to the opposite of "Roseanne," if only such a show existed.
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Tourists flock to the caves, awe-struck by the starry night illusions all around them.
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MBA graduates flock to the consulting firm, where they can earn a $165,000 base salary.
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The taxi drivers who would ordinarily flock to meet arriving cruises were in short supply.
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Sandy survivors said to expect scores of mold treatment companies to flock to the area.
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China does not have a functioning primary care system, so most people flock to hospitals.
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Shoppers tend to flock to stores at the start of January to return unwanted gifts.
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Couples from around China flock to Xiamen to take romantic photos on the island's beaches.
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A predicted one million people will flock to Times Square to see the ball drop.
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Still, its executives are confident that film buffs with flock to this n ew service.
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But Carmel Valley will likely never accommodate the crowds that flock to the other regions.
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Hundreds of thousands of people flock to the area every year to ski or snowboard.
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Thousands of Chinese visitors flock to Mengalum island during the long Lunar New Year holidays.
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So did Melisandre truly believe Stannis was the Chosen One and flock to his side?
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It's unlikely that the editors of National Review and other anti-Trumpists will flock to Clinton.
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Players flock to various servers that host the game and offer different perks and play styles.
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As long as the money keeps flowing, investors and entrepreneurs are going to flock to fintech.
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There's financial incentive for such projects to continue, as well as for investors to flock to.
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On 11-12 December, thousands of savvy startuppers will flock to Germany for Disrupt Berlin 2019.
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The marketplaces work less well as healthier people flock to the cheaper plans with fewer regulations.
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Still, it's by no means certain that all of Sanders supporters will now flock to Clinton.
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Most talented engineers flock to Instagram and Snapchat where they help The Kardashians hyper-optimize selfies.
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People say things they don't even believe just to get people to flock to their statements.
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For some reason, travellers flock to Australia's beaches to have a backpacker's Christmas every Dec. 25.
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"If you're a performer on stage, people are going to flock to you," Musto told Refinery303.
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Every year, Mashable brings the Internet to life for those who flock to Austin for SXSW.
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But like any business, criminals flock to where the money is, and right now that's ransomware.
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"He'd pick me up, and the entire school would flock to the parking lot," Kravitz recalled.
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More than 1,000 exhibitors flock to New York City to show their wares and tempt distributors.
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Apparently, if you plant it outside your house, your open-minded neighbors will flock to you.
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As young people flock to cities to find jobs, they are growing up used to heterogeneity.
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In Delhi, enthusiasts from across the world flock to rent Enfields for rides through the Himalayas.
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Millions flock to the park annually to view the bison and other wildlife and natural wonders.
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Tourists flock to the neighborhood -- posing with dogs, baby strollers and even in their wedding attire.
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Millions of of bargain-hungry shoppers flock to the stores to cash in on big sales.
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Texas's 31st draws liberal canvassers from Austin, and liberal canvassers from Denver flock to Colorado's Sixth.
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Every spring, many college students flock to one of America's most popular spring break destinations: Miami.
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In the mid-1970s he moved his flock to a jungle base in Guyana called Jonestown.
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That's bad news for Twitter, as users are likely to flock to alternative platforms like gab.ai.
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We flock to it as we do because it's a spectatorship department store — sports, ads, music.
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They and the firms that hope to employ them flock to the same handful of places.
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When risk aversion is high, like during economic crises, voters flock to Democratic candidates, they argue.
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People continue to flock to cities for several reasons, such as employment opportunities, lifestyle, and more.
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" Burtynsky did not respond; he sat silently as we waited for the flock to pass. "O.
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Tourists flock to New Hampshire in every season to experience all our state has to offer.
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Egyptologist Hawas said visiting tourists also remain a threat to the structures they flock to admire.
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Unlike brands, they seem to flock to traditional, familiar channels instead of building their online presence.
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And while most flock to Santa Monica or Venice, Hermosa Beach is L.A.&aposs hidden gem.
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Those who favor traditional characteristics like respect for elders, obedience, and good manners flock to them.
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And as capital and people continue to flock to urban centers, the problem has been exacerbated.
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Instead, you'll see two dozen reporters flock to a single burning trash can during an Inauguration protest.
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They flock to America for well-paying jobs and reunions with relatives, neither of which Guatemala offers.
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Hundreds of attendees flock to the Apple booth at the Macworld conference in San Francisco, January 2007.
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Millions of Americans will flock to the beach this summer for sun-filled days of ocean fun.
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The goal is to find the stocks that investors flock to when this bull has upward momentum.
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Rather, he claims that he has to hire more people as more guests flock to his hotel.
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Google and Facebook earn the bulk of their revenue from advertising against services their users flock to.
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Audiences will flock to it, drawn by some combination of craft and impossible-to-predict zeitgeist lightning.
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Conservative Brexit supporters might flock to the newly launched Brexit Party of former UKIP leader Nigel Farage.
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And while creative sorts flock to cities, scientists and engineers keep small towns in rich areas alive.
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The more shoppers firms can muster, the more sellers will flock to them, attracting yet more shoppers.
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That's not just lip service — people do flock to YouTube to watch live streams based around music.
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Cord cutters continue to flock to Roku, based on growth in Roku's active accounts and streaming hours.
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Fans of Hamilton don't flock to the musical because of the way it transforms the Founding Fathers.
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Now, tourists and locals marvel at its elegant design and flock to its dance and theater programs.
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Hackathons also are an effective way to advertise, and major online media tend to flock to them.
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But this also means you get some insight into what kind of designs people flock to first.
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Cramer explains the sudden flock to commodities Cramer was shocked by the action on Clorox on Thursday.
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Thousands of tourists flock to the palace to watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony every week.
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"Sellers will flock to [Fulfillment By Amazon] given the competitive pricing," the document reads, according to Bloomberg.
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Residents of Ohio (and people all around the world) flock to Cleveland to remember "A Christmas Story."
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Time to buy the doughnuts Every morning, beginning at 4:30, customers flock to the doughnut shop.
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There are lots of young people and a strong tech economy that would flock to ride sharing.
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It's no surprise, then, that immigrants still flock to the United States: Americans are asking them to.
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In addition, foreign buyers who normally flock to these cities are also highly sensitive to global volatility.
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Now, each September, people flock to Barnesville for the Buggy Days Festival, which features a buggy parade.
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The fans who flock to T.P.C. Sawgrass this week are not the only ones who are curious.
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And in today's environment, consumers flock to the platform that offers the most bang for their buck.
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It remains to be seen whether debt buyers flock to the deal and what yield they demand.
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Thousands are expected to flock to the neighborhood in celebration this weekend, in the gay pride march.
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Thousands of people were already expected to flock to central London on Friday to protest his visit.
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But today, neighbors flock to the piano music from Sonya and Alfonso's puppet show in Central Square.
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Master the fine oral tradition of storytelling and people will flock to you like you're The Bard.
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The reckless image is created by newbies, dilettantes who flock to the sub to get rich quick.
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There's a reason why celebrities flock to the desert for the sun, sand, and sounds every year.
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Then there are wealthy users who flock to anti-aging medical clinics in search of youthful elixirs.
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In October, distance runners flock to them, seeking last-minute fixes before the New York City Marathon.
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Dive resorts boast of its crystal-clear waters, and Western tourists flock to its lively beach bars.
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During the winter (June through September), visitors flock to four ski areas in the surrounding Southern Alps.
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Tourists flock to the shop to buy these unique souvenirs for anywhere from $10 to over $700.
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Tourists and locals love to flock to a popular nighttime Asian market in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada.
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And there are numerous threads where users have conferred over which fringe "chans" to flock to next.
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The Hmong are not the first East Asians to flock to Trinity County during a boom period.
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But consider this: fans hear that all Lively's photos are down and immediately flock to her Instagram.
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They look at flashy online signup experiences, and they think that's why customers flock to fintech firms.
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The drop-off in Russian tourists, who traditionally flock to Turkey's Mediterranean beaches, had been particularly painful.
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Cubans have long played a major role in Miami politics, while Puerto Ricans disproportionately flock to Orlando.
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And when small-scale farming weakens or collapses, people leave the countryside and flock to the city.
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Tourists, who sometimes flock to town for an up-close view of the churning Mississippi, have fled.
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Surveys suggest that black Americans flock to black-owned travel firms because representation and familiarity are crucial.
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Definitely nicer than the crowds that flock to D.C. every year to see the flowering trees in person.
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They're attracted to bright colors and patterns and will flock to the brightest person in the room, naturally.
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More than 600,000 visitors flock to Fair Oaks Farms, located about 75 miles south of Chicago, every year.
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For years, LGBTQ Australians would flock to New Zealand to wed because it was illegal in their country.
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If Joe Biden underperforms in Iowa, will they flock to, say, Mike Bloomberg, Pete Buttigieg or Amy Klobuchar?
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Every four years journalists flock to the county in an effort to take the pulse of the nation.
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As more users flock to these major online hubs, the level of mayhem has gotten worse then ever.
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Justin Bieber was grinning hard on vacay ... easy to do when a bunch of chicks flock to you.
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Ader says the uncertainty would cause investors to flock to safe-haven U.S. Treasuries should Trump take office.
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READ: Migrants flock to Europe in peak numbers It was dubbed the Just War, then the Forever War.
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Banning the latter from FetLife deals a body blow to the kink community who flock to the site.
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So it's understandable that aspiring programmers flock to those two because of their immense popularity and widespread use.
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Both Syrians and tourists flock to its resorts for a break at the hookah bars, clubs and parties.
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In most other parts of China, villages have been rapidly emptying as people flock to work in cities.
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The party is boring — it's the usual collection of over-eager networkers that flock to these industry events.
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Every winter, droves of Snowbirds flock to states like Florida, Arizona, New Mexico and California for extended stays.
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Animal lovers can see the hundreds of manatees that flock to Florida's Blue Spring State Park each winter.
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But shoppers continue to flock to Wal-Mart for fresh produce, bakery items and meat, management pointed out.
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Hordes of young dreamy entrepreneurs still flock to the Bay Area each year in search of venture capital.
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The more he complains about "fake news" the more readers and viewers flock to the outlets he condemns.
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That is one reason why we saw many Obama officials flock to Silicon Valley pre- and post-election.
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Whenever anything major happens in politics or any other sphere, people flock to Twitter to share their reactions.
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Once dispersed throughout both parties, liberals now almost exclusively flock to the Democrats, and conservatives to the Republicans.
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Amarillo is conservative, but when weird things show up, people—especially young people—tend to flock to it.
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While some flock to recognizable actors who appear relatable (or likable), people's fascination with Shannon is an anomaly.
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HARBIN, China — In winter, tourists flock to Harbin, in northeastern China, for its world-renowned ice sculpture festival.
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Many retailers are shut down, but consumers continue to flock to pharmacies, grocery stores and take-out restaurants.
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They camp out overnight to be among the first to buy rare releases, and flock to hazy-I.
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During the day, guests of all ages flock to the pool, which also serves lunch, snacks and drinks.
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Elon Musk is working on SpaceX's Mars rocket ship in Texas while other top executives flock to Davos.
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Celebrities, billionaires, and royalty flock to St. Moritz every winter to hit the slopes and vacation in style.
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Although customers still flock to Amazon, the mystique it long enjoyed has largely vanished over the past decade.
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The bucolic scene is just one of the reasons folks flock to Raleigh to start their own businesses.
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Cold brew coffee is everywhere these days, as iced coffee lovers flock to the highly-caffeinated coffee beverage.
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With Mr. Trump facing little opposition, many are expected to flock to the more competitive Democratic primary race.
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Two, voters still looking for a middle-of-the-road nominee but unsure about Biden flock to Buttigieg.
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Like many of the young people who now flock to her parties, she was driven to prove herself.
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Cannabis consumers are expected to flock to the handful of licensed shops across Chicago on New Year's Day.
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With the allegations of unsubstantiated claims, what makes customers flock to these summits and seek out unproven products?
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And while some flock to Stonehenge for the autumnal equinox too, the real place to be is Mexico.
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Longtime devotees will flock to Haydn's oratorio "Creation," conducted by James Levine, the orchestra's newly appointed conductor laureate.
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Salesforce and Tableau both pride themselves on large communities of zealous customers who flock to large annual gatherings.
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Young and cause-focused shoppers tend to flock to companies that appear to keep up with social issues.
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If it's not Badr Hari himself, it's the antics of the punters who flock to his human circus.
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Yet none of those potential stumbling blocks made any difference, with audiences appearing to flock to "Bohemian Rhapsody" anyway.
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As speculators continue to flock to these online investments, though, new scams have continued to crop up and evolve.
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All you have to do is keep spewing out bullshit and the media will flock to you like flies.
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Filipinos flock to cemeteries around the country to visit departed relatives and loved ones to remember All Saints Day.
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Working with TikTokers as they unavoidably flock to the site will force a breath of fresh air on YouTube.
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Investors flock to the perceived safe-haven asset in part because of Japan's status as a net creditor nation.
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In Sichuan Province, tourists flock to Hailuogou National Glacier Forest Park, and Yunnan Province has the popular Mingyong Glacier.
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It's that time of year again, when the technorati flock to see Apple's newest, weirdest and rose-goldest creations.
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But they're having to wind back on their brick and mortar operations as customers increasingly flock to digital banking.
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When big global news events happen, people flock to the Internet to talk and read what others are saying.
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And while some flock to Stonehenge for the autumnal equinox too, the real place to be is in Mexico.
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Trump knows at this point that Sanders's supporters are not going to flock to him in any meaningful number.
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But others say such estimates are inflated as miners increasingly flock to sources of cheap renewable energy, like hydropower.
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Taxi owners argued that Uber flouts regulations, but have watched helplessly as riders, and drivers, flock to the platform.
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Music fans flock to East London in early June for one of the capital's best collections of new bands.
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Civil war rages in multiple countries, ISIS' tentacles spread across the region, and millions of refugees flock to Europe.
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This would make sense, since people flock to physical stores to catch bargains there as the day went on.
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Its core players are upperclassmen, not the one-and-done guys that seem to flock to Durham and Lexington.
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Each year, Americans flock to supermarkets and convenience stores to buy candy to hand out to trick-or-treaters.
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And every year, millions of travelers flock to Paris and the Vatican in a mad scramble to see them.
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There's a "bandwagon effect" that sees voters, especially low-information voters, flock to the candidate most expected to win.
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And even if they don't take a cut, platforms that adopt tipping could see users flock to consume it.
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Time Warner has been struggling to keep viewers glued to its channels as they flock to Netflix and Amazon.
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"Developers are going to flock to whatever gives the richest experience for whatever thing they've dreamed up," he said.
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Lynch brushes this off, saying people will flock to Peloton Digital because no one else competes at its level.
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Music lovers flock to Memphis to traverse the same streets Elvis Presley, B.B. King and Johnny Cash once walked.
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Fans of "Game of Thrones" flock to filming locations around the island, some, apparently, genuinely in search of Wildlings.
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Agnelli will hope that sponsors, and broadcasters, will flock to Turin, and to Italy, to follow in Ronaldo's wake.
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Yet another reported a shepherd who, he said, allowed his flock to graze on his land seven different times.
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He's lost 21 percent of his audience as viewers flock to Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel for political satire.
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Although downtown may now be a trendier enclave, condo buyers would likely flock to a building on Park Avenue.
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Young hipsters are supposed to flock to coastal places like Brooklyn and Portland; after college, Buttigieg returned to Indiana.
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Scientists have offered various hypotheses to explain why moths, organisms that evolved to live in darkness, flock to light.
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Gold is off to a strong start in 21 as investors flock to safe haven trades amid coronavirus fears.
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CVS Health is staffing up and paying out bonuses as shoppers flock to its stores amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The notion that merchants will flock to bitcoin because there are no chargebacks and lower fees has not materialized.
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College football fans who flock to Atlanta for the championship football game on Monday should prepare for unpleasant weather.
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His popularity playing hotels has spawned a subculture of young fans who flock to his performances in period dress.
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So, while skateboarders continue to flock to Tompkins Square Park, street-hockey players at Tanahey Playground have already left.
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Many people flock to the Big Apple for the assortment of high-paying jobs the market has to offer.
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They will flock to Fox Corporation as executives (Hope Hicks and Raj Shah) and Fox News as contributors (Ms.
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Start-ups typically flock to Silicon Valley to cozy up to venture investors and tap into local tech talent.
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During the week, when workers flock to the delis for lunch, Hudson Square can feel like a business district.
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Canadian tourists flock to Cuban beaches in the winter and Canadian companies help the Cuban government mine for nickel.
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Many visitors flock to it for the sea turtles, which use the underwater grass beds as a feeding ground.
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During elections, journalists and politicians flock to constituencies that are up for grabs, creating an illusion of frenetic activity.
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Of the 22019 million people who flock to the Eiffel Tower each year, 22.3% are from outside of France.
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Northeasterners are more likely to flock to the Atlantic Coast, to West Palm Beach or Daytona Beach or Jacksonville.
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So, while skateboarders continue to flock to Tompkins Square Park, street-hockey players at Tanahey Playground have already left.
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They will flock to Fox Corporation as executives (Hope Hicks and Raj Shah) and Fox News as contributors (Ms.
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This annual festival is not some niche sideshow—around 21,000 people flock to Dietfurt every year to take part.
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The picnic is always a bipartisan affair where lawmakers of both parties flock to the White House with their families.
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In times of stock market volatility, investors tend to flock to "safe" stocks that offer steady growth and high dividends.
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But by September 2016, as Russia's favoritism for Trump became more and more obvious, Republicans started to flock to Putin.
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Each autumn, businesses flock to elite universities like Harvard and Stanford to recruit engineers for their first post-university jobs.
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It's that time of the year, when Hollywood's biggest stars flock to the French Riviera for the annual film festival.
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As well as sunrise and sunset, when 'grammers apparently flock to the street to capture pics in the golden light.
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It appeals to a wide variety of tourists, travelers, students, and artists who flock to the picturesque town in droves.
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As long as they perform functions you can't get from the big names, people will continue to flock to them.
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The greater push toward electric vehicles has caused major automakers to either flock to the series or express their interest.
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The "ME!" mural was joined another famed black-and-white set of wings in Nashville that tourists flock to (above).
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Hundreds of thousands of people are going to flock to theaters to see it, many of them people of color.
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More than 75,000 people flock to the Minneapolis Riverfront for live music, food, family-friendly activities and, of course, fireworks.
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Now, as entertainers flock to satire as a way of understanding our absurd political situation, there is a funny surplus.
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As one of New York's largest outdoor heated pools (above and top), guests love to flock to this chic spot.
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Instead, make a big batch of this perfect spaghetti carbonara and watch as googly-eyed admirers flock to your side.
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But even as investors flock to the region, some traders and analysts caution that activity may be moving too fast.
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Investors tend to flock to consumer staples stocks in times of trouble because of consistent demand and dependable dividend yields.
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Tourists still flock to the locale, where you can still see the same security into which a wounded Lennon staggered.
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Millions are forecast to flock to the very narrow -- 21 miles wide -- swath that hugs the country like a belt.
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It did not take long for tourists to flock to cheaper Japan, taking advantage too of newly loosened visa rules.
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A bigger problem is that refugees have tended to flock to countries with little need for low- or unskilled labour.
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It is unlikely that top stars in the league will flock to Brooklyn, considering the team's sorry state of affairs.
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The reality is that people as well as birds and other wildlife flock to our national refuges, parks and forests.
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Kids in the country flock to the competition every September to compete in target shooting using Swiss army service rifles.
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They closed it again quickly to avoid disrupting the visits of pilgrims who still flock to the church each day.
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The goal is to ultimately build a community of Fullscreen fans who can flock to one destination for exclusive content.
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Perhaps Trump's media feud will inspire even more young people to flock to the noble profession of Journalism in droves.
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If the plan is as good as Trump claims, corporations should flock to the island and bring jobs with them.
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They should give Democratic voters all the more reason to flock to the polls and let their vote be counted.
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It is understood why the idealistic young flock to his message; maybe if I were decades younger, I would, too.
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Students, opposition politicians and other protesters flock to the elections board every Wednesday to rally against his consolidation of power.
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In calmer times, Arabs from across the region would flock to indulge in Lebanon's glitzy rooftop bars and mega-clubs.
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As Refinery29 has reported, parents flock to open-air marriage markets in hopes of finding matches for their spouseless children.
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But there's always a chance that people will flock to this coin and it actually retains or appreciates in value.
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Each summer, thousands of French and foreign tourists flock to the beaches of my town to soak up the sun.
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Traffic: LA's notorious traffic could be an impediment for the millions expected to flock to the city for the Games.
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Crowds descend on cemeteries People flock to cemeteries through the holiday to visit the graves of dead relatives and friends.
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London (CNN Business)While many flock to Israel for falafel and shakshuka, it is less famous for its food technology.
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Applicants flock to the company, despite the fact that Patanjali reportedly pays 25 to 503 percent less than its competitors.
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Whom will climate voters in the remaining states—especially those who go to the polls on Tuesday—flock to now?
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More than any political argument, he has taken issue with the assumption that minority voters will flock to Mr. O'Rourke.
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If more restless people flock to the forest to cope with social distancing, increased campfires could further exacerbate wildfire risk.
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But competition for enrollments at all colleges has Christian schools working harder to get more of the flock to campus.
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Many people flock to Horsetail Fall, which flows over the famous El Capitan, to get a glimpse of the glow.
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Our Top Picks cohort generates a lot of curiosity, and Disrupt attendees flock to Startup Alley to meet and greet.
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But that is not the only reason customers flock to these eateries in Hong Kong's bustling Causeway Bay shopping district.
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It increases the costs of international travel, just as Britons flock to the beaches of the Mediterranean for summer holidays.
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However, everyone else will likely flock to their nearest shop for National Ice Cream Day, which falls on July 21744.
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These days, millions of listeners flock to streaming services to enjoy music that is either advertisement-supported or subscription based.
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"Young professionals flock to [climbing gyms] after work because the exercise is intense, unstructured and sociable," writes NYT's Kate Dwyer.
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LONDON — Chinese tourists normally flock to Bond Street, home to some of the most expensive retail space in the world.
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As Americans flock to the nation's beaches this summer, it is important to understand what Mr. Trump's recent moves portend.
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Lovers of his back-to-nature musings will flock to the shores of Walden Pond to celebrate his literary greatness.
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But the figures nonetheless showed strong momentum for Apple as consumers flock to buy its latest model, the iPhone 11.
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Female teens used to flock to L Brands' PINK stores around the holidays for branded pajama sets and sweat suits.
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Southern families flock to the area just before Christmas to shop at outlet malls and fill up the holiday attractions.
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Capitec still offers just one account, even as wealthier people flock to the lender to save money on bank charges.
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"People tend to flock to investment that they think are safe," said Steve Burnett, president of Hanson McClain Investment advisors.
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When stock prices fall in a fear-filled climate, bond prices typically rise as investors flock to a safer asset.
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And tourists still flock to the shiny 150-foot staircase called "the Vessel," where wait time can exceed an hour.
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I rubberneck because I can't help myself, watching people flock to a ram with gold horns preserved in a vitrine.
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This is important because, as the sales of her products suggest, teens and young people flock to them in droves.
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Sneaker fanatics like Chan are forced to flock to these underground markets because of the astronomical margins on rare sneakers.
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She says she attached the queen bee to a cap on her head and let the insects all flock to her.
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Entrepreneurs and innovators still flock to the state, even if it means paying some of the highest costs in the nation.
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Meanwhile, Cuba's tourism infrastructure is being pushed to, and perhaps beyond, its limits as foreign tourists and Americans flock to Cuba.
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And why didn't black or Latino working class voters flock to Trump with the same fervor as white working class voters?
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"As the birds flock to animal carcasses, they also give away sites of poachers' activities," the foundation said on its website.
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Flock to the riverbanks surrounding Quays 21 and 22 to take in the view, or book a seat aboard a boat.
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London time, the yield hit zero and briefly fell into negative territory as investors continued to flock to safe-haven assets.
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Cubans who can afford it flock to Internet cafes and 432 outdoor hotspots where they brave ants, mosquitoes and the elements.
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Still, bond yields in many parts of the world have recently hit record lows as investors flock to safe-haven assets.
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But as long as drivers and riders continue to flock to the platform, Uber should be able to weather the storm.
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Known as the "City of Love," newlyweds from around the world flock to Paris to see sites like the Eiffel Tower.
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Despite numerous controversial moments from the brand's design duo, celebrities still flock to the Dolce & Gabbana shows and wear their clothing.
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It is not sadism, though sadistic individuals may flock to occupy positions of power that permit them to indulge their urges.
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Yet Trump's aggressive shift is popular among his most loyal supporters who continue to flock to his rallies by the thousands.
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As younger generations flock to online content, the major social media platforms are trying to court creators and their massive audiences.
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And yet people continue to flock to urban centres, leaving friends and family behind to risk an uncertain future among strangers.
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Which is why we're loving Hollywood's recent flock to a new minimalist, yet undeniably elegant hair trend: jewel-adorned hair accessories.
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Firms that dispatch delivery drones might use Flock to calculate the risk for each flight automatically, depending on cargo and address.
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Human visitors frequently bring bread or other processed, carbohydrate-rich treats for the birds, and the birds flock to consume them.
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But this study adds to the evidence that people don't flock to these kinds of tools when they are made available.
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Some people flock to get the hot, new thing right away, others hold off and upgrade after two or three years.
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And an increasingly activated and savvy progressive movement would flock to do the grassroots work most candidates would struggle to match.
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Today, miners collect the accumulated, solid sulfur in laborious acts of extraction, but tourists, too, flock to see the volcanic wonder.
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It was where young musicians would flock to so that they could meet other musicians and play on the big amplifiers.
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This eclipse will be especially visible from Indonesia, spurring excited would-be watchers to flock to that country for the event.
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The Maxxanistas, after all, flock to their go-to discount retailers because they are hunting for deals from their favorite brand.
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Every morning, thousands of Laguneros, as locals are known, of all ages and social classes flock to their nearest gordita merchant.
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There's also a chance that defendants will flock to well-known defense attorneys, thinking they'll provide them with a flamboyant trial.
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The whopping revision heightened Irish citizens' sense that, as more offshore firms flock to the country, growth statistics have become meaningless.
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To explain the seemingly rash action, Cramer ticked down the four factors that caused money to flock to the industrial stocks.
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NextGen Climate predicted more millennials, and particularly Sanders supporters, would flock to Clinton if she does more to embrace climate issues.
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News of Beryl's approach was enough for Puerto Ricans to flock to stores to stock up on water and dry goods.
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But critical reception can often mean next to nothing to everyday viewers, who will flock to shows that critics have condemned.
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Each year in September, stars from around the world flock to New York City for one of fashion's biggest annual events.
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We saw compassionate volunteers, business owners, and public safety officers flock to southeast Texas when Hurricane Harvey ravaged and flooded communities.
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Mystic Pizza became a national phenomenon, causing many tourists to flock to the pizza eatery to try "A Slice of Heaven."
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Johnson said he hoped British tourists - who traditionally flock to Turkey's Mediterranean beaches in the summer - "behaved themselves" in the country.
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Meanwhile, in Alaska, aurora borealis dazzle the night skies; and in Hawaii, people continue to flock to the island's picturesque beaches.
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Tourists flock to nature parks all over Australia to get up close and personal with the country's national animal, the kangaroo.
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Today, actors continue to flock to work with Allen, even as the #metoo spotlight has swung back on his alleged crimes.
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Birds and buffalo often flock to buffalo, as they feed on fleas or lice that may be on the buffalo's back.
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Millions of people will flock to church this holiday weekend, hoping their pastor will say something to provide comfort and meaning.
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Teenagers flock to Takeshita Street, attracted to the boutiques and used clothing stores that line the street, according to Japan Guide.
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While tourists may flock to Big Ben and Buckingham Palace, Lonely Planet suggests visitors should travel to England's coastal towns instead.
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In a homily during a Friday evening Mass inside the cathedral, Francis urged his flock to look beyond their own communities.
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Fans found the accidental humor in the absurd goblin fest and still flock to screenings in the thousands to this day.
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Her over 38K followers on the app flock to her in part because of her uncanny resemblance to actress Lea Michele.
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However, during this uncertain time, we believe investors will flock to companies with superior balance sheets and robust free cash flow.
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We hear all the time about how people from Canada flock to the United States when wait times are too long.
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Treasuries are viewed as one of the world's safest investments and gain as investors flock to safety during times of uncertainty.
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Tourists flock to Athens and Crete and in between to the Cyclades, the picture-perfect islands that include Santorini and Mykonos.
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Camden, which has a population of less than 5,000, comes alive during the summer months when tourists flock to the harbor.
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And when school is out, helmet-wearing children flock to a vast blue expanse in Brooklyn Bridge Park for skateboarding lessons.
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Go: Sure, "Game of Thrones" fans flock to Belfast, but Northern Ireland's capital also attracts foodies, culture seekers and history buffs.
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Indian-Americans shop for saris at the Medlock Crossing strip mall and flock to the latest Bollywood hits at the multiplex.
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While the big brands dominate the scene at Baselworld, up-and-comers also flock to town looking to make a mark.
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Go: Sure, "Game of Thrones" fans flock to Belfast, but Northern Ireland's capital also attracts foodies, culture seekers and history buffs.
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And any group of people would flock to America because that's been the historic place where people came to be saved.
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He invited him to bring his flock to eat the stems and skins left over from the winemaking process during harvest season.
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Cramer also sounded the alarm on dividend stocks — securities with high yields that investors often flock to when they fear a slowdown.
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But while he may have succeeded at hobbling Rubio's ascent to the nomination, any support that Rubio lost didn't flock to Christie.
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It's no surprise that I am seeing so many talented entrepreneurs flock to fintech and I'm confident there is more to come.
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It's why we switch to aluminum-free deodorants, avoid parabens and phthalates, and flock to brands with well-established "clean" reputations. Right?
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Target meanwhile expects that shoppers will flock to its stores this holiday season for the in-house brands they can't find elsewhere.
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Soon, thousands of investors, founders and tech enthusiasts will flock to Manhattan's Pier 36 for the best startup show in New York.
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Tourists love to flock to Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, California, known to be in the background of so many iconic movies.
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An open convention would be a bonanza to the hundreds of hosts who will flock to Cleveland to broadcast from radio row.
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As a result, customers didn't flock to the S3603 phones, and Samsung ended up discounting them just a few months after launch.
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And with everything priced at $229 and under, it makes sense that hundreds of people flock to the annual event in droves.
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So it makes perfect sense why so many people flock to the cream-based summer solution as soon as the temps rise.
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Investors have continued to flock to plant-based protein maker Beyond Meat (BYND) and web conferencing company Zoom Video (ZM) as well.
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Wiggins says, for instance, that while white hunters normally flock to the reservation during deer season, this year they were notably absent.
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White storks, too, have been shown to flock to garbage patches, and even city-dwelling ants like to snarf down our trash.
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For two weekends in April, people flock to the Coachella Music Festival to bask in music, flash tats, and the latest trends.
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But it has also suffered like peers across the bricks-and-mortar retail landscape in part as consumers flock to online alternatives.
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Insufficient computing power as internet users flock to a customer's service can engender errors—and lost sales as users encounter error pages.
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Visitors also flock to countries with cheap currencies: the weakness of the ringgit last year helped draw visitors to Malaysia, for example.
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Rising tensions and weaker commodity prices have hit material stocks of late as investors flock to safer bets like the U.S. dollar.
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To summarize: This computer is gigantic and designed to appeal to geeks who flock to blinking LEDs lights like moths to lamplight.
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Without doubt, California's many minority Republicans — assuming they didn't all flock to Texas — would push at once to formally institutionalize decentralized government.
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Every four years, these largely unknown presidential candidates flock to New Hampshire, where $1,000 buys you a spot on the primary ballot.
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The Lannisters clearly believe that once the war is over, everybody will flock to their side, happy to be allies once again.
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Scandinavia's tourist attractions are under threat right now, as millions of tourists flock to the region to revel in its natural beauty.
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Total. Gridlock. Especially in the areas of totality, where thousands of eclipse-chasers will flock to catch a glimpse of the darkness.
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They warn of hordes of foreigners in prospective-EU countries who will flock to England once they are given the green light.
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Tiki bars have become the vibey locales we flock to for sipping tropically-themed spirits and escaping (without the pricey plane fare).
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People from other countries flock to those cities because they know they will be able to find a piece of home there.
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And next week, 85033 of the 24 Democratic presidential candidates will flock to Miami for the first of the party's primary debates.
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Visitors flock to Maryland every year to get their fill of the delicacy and to attend the annual crab feast in Baltimore.
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In India, every week, thousands of users would flock to Facebook to ask their friends and family to give blood, she said.
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If she loses this election it will be because younger voters just don't relate to her and flock to Gary Johnson instead.
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Now Biden must actually try to win over voters, as opposed to just standing back and waiting for them flock to him.
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Gluttons for punishment will flock to "Nioh," a gorgeous, fast-moving, third-person action game that's available only on the PlayStation 4.
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The Seine floods there each spring, and Ms. Carr sloshed through its waters to record the birds that flock to the river.
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Golix has itself posted a blog on how capital controls and restrictions in the country are causing people to flock to bitcoin.
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Those looking for a rowdier celebration flock to Nantucket's Nobadeer Beach, which historically has attracted thousands of young people on America's birthday.
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Instead of continuing to flock to cities, many Americans may move even further into the suburban and exurban communities for cheaper homes.
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Many investors are nonetheless expected to flock to Dropbox, in a year that is likely to be busy for stock market debuts.
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That is the reason some conservatives complain when students flock to the polls, especially in rural places where students outnumber lifelong residents.
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Luke Stuntz, an undergraduate student in environmental studies, was skeptical that people would flock to public colleges if they became tuition free.
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None of that proves that minority politicians will endorse Sanders (few have so far) or that minority voters will flock to him.
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Japanese fans flock to international competitions, buying tickets by lottery, often finding it easier to obtain seats outside of Japan than inside.
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Square Feet As more wealthy tourists flock to Morocco, Marrakesh is reinventing itself with luxury hotels and resorts to attract its share.
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Viewership for entertainment programming on the broadcast networks continues to fall as audiences flock to streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon.
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US yeast and flour makers are rapidly ramping up production as more and more Americans flock to baking amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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All of the colors are pretty neutral, and while I would usually flock to black, I chose to try the Brick color.
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Costco is currently experiencing a major surge in sales as shoppers flock to the warehouse stores to stock up amid coronavirus fears.
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Often, a bunch of my friends will all flock to the town in our friend group with the highest price on turnips.
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It is now a place where immigrants and children of immigrants flock to, searching for good schools and somewhat more affordable housing.
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If Mr. Dreher wishes to save Christianity, he'd best help his flock to become more "witting" in their political participation and choices.
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Fans tend to flock to players who can create their own shot, smoothly scoring in a variety of ways, regardless of defense.
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How many white women flock to The Vagina Monologues, but skip for colored girls because they think it doesn't speak to them?
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Every holiday season, thousands flock to the windows of New York's best-known department stores, which are decorated in a spectacular fashion.
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RICHARD TOLL, Senegal — Thousands of seasonal migrant workers flock to Richard Toll, a dusty city in northern Senegal near the Mauritania border.
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As consumers flock to S.U.V.s, manufacturers are also finding that luxury buyers are not as enthralled with horsepower and racetrack handling anymore.
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Some observers have even suggested that Democrats could flock to USMCA, proving to voters that they can still legislate while they impeach.
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Wine marketers know that the public will flock to wines described as smooth, silky, velvety, fruit-forward, spicy, bold and rich. Bitter?
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And the "burners" — people who flock to the giant late-summer counterculture festival in the Nevada desert — were not the only ones.
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"As any sociology major will tell you, people flock to people they know and people that are like them," Ms. Min said.
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Thousands of tourists from Europe and the Middle East typically flock to the host city to watch the event's two-week final.
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The food/drink: 2012 kicks off the kale craze for millennials, who also increasingly flock to pumpkin spice drinks the same year.
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Prosecutors committed to reform need talented staff members who share that commitment, and our best legal talent should flock to their offices.
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This week's Emmy Awards broadcast on NBC provided ample evidence that broad audiences no longer flock to these once-popular broadcast spectacles.
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In this crazy world, your calm nature is craved by those around you, and you'll find that friends flock to you accordingly.
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Cable TV companies are scrambling to figure out how they can expand their digital presence as advertiser dollars flock to the internet.
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Trilobites Bird-watchers worldwide will flock to parks and backyards this Presidents' Day weekend to record the winter whereabouts of millions of birds.
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Tech companies would definitely score by controlling the specs behind the stamp, which eco-conscious consumers flock to as a sign of quality.
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Young people flock to electronic dance music festivals that are popular for their loud music and intense stroboscopic light beams piercing the darkness.
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Revellers from around the world flock to Pamplona every year to take part in the eight days of the running of the bulls.
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The water crisis poses a risk to a vibrant tourist industry that sees almost 2 million visitors flock to Cape Town every year.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi signalled in June that it could tweak its asset purchases, prompting investors to flock to the euro.
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Like clockwork, celebrities flock to the California desert every April for a weekend (or two) of sun and outdoor concert-hopping at Coachella.
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For the deep-pocketed car nuts who flock to Monterey, California, it means writing checks big enough to send your accountant into shock.
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Farid Kebab: Food cart aficionados flock to this Queens halal cart for the fresh, flavorful meat kebabs that glisten over their charcoal grill.
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Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, captured two states -- West Virginia and Nebraska -- as voters continue to flock to the New York billionaire.
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His campaign rejected Rubio's support and did not instruct Kasich voters in Florida to flock to Rubio, as some Republicans might have hoped.
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Its land border with rump Ukraine is blockaded by activists agitating for its return and Ukrainian tourists no longer flock to its beaches.
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One of the challenges of getting such early attention is that people flock to the service and bring their lofty expectations with them.
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But, it will be interesting to see if more users flock to Instagram for live, instant stories and leave Snapchat in the dust.
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Traditions are fading fast as larger numbers of India's burgeoning middle class flock to holiday in the tranquillity of the lunar-like terrain.
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The house's address was also infamously public knowledge to fans, who would flock to the community for a glimpse at the internet personalities.
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Dozens of artists from all over the world flock to the gorgeous destination of Hawaii annually, for a street art festival called POW!
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So, of course, every time she drops a new collaboration collection with Puma, her fans immediately flock to stores to snap it up.
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Its unemployment rate is more than twice the U.S. average, and its population continues to fall as locals flock to the U.S. mainland.
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Tucked inside this Cairo establishment is a nondescript room called the "Scream Room," where Egyptians -- young or old -- flock to yell away stress.
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Besides simply wanting photos for their Instagram feed, celebrities seem to flock to the location because it offers a certain level of exclusivity.
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And it's typically an asset that investors flock to in times of stock market anxiety, which is on the ebb at the moment.
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The crowds didn't exactly flock to see this sub-Bourne, and the film grossed about $210.8 million less than "The Bourne Ultimatum" globally.
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Given the freedom to live, or operate, anywhere in the country, they turn their backs on wintry states and flock to the sun.
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And trolls are already trying to figure out which platforms they can flock to next, posting alternative sites like Russian social networks vk.
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"Should consumers flock to retailers to purchase these new models, we would expect sales of ammunition and accessories to rise commensurately," Hogan said.
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Bond prices, which move inversely to yields, typically rise in response to expectations of weaker growth as investors flock to low-risk assets.
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Hundreds of riot police moved into the area to ensure public order amid fears militants might flock to the area to reinforce numbers.
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Soon thousands of entrepreneurs, innovators and investors will flock to the beautiful Pier 48 for the best startup show in the Bay Area.
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The biggest contributor to Sanders' success is neither the small-dollar donor who sustains him nor the millennials who flock to his rallies.
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International companies flock to Alibaba's celebrity-studded live telecast and its various online platforms, eager to hawk everything from liquor to sports cars.
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If Snapchat doesn't hit back this year with some sweet new features, its remaining users may flock to Instagram and never look back.
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The site has been increasing in popularity with Instagram users, who flock to the area to snap a photo with the otherworldly H20.
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Every September, stars flock to NYFW to attend runway shows and events that hint at styles for the upcoming spring and summer season.
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A rise in benchmark rates is usually beneficial for the dollar as more people flock to U.S. assets in anticipation of higher yields.
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Alejandro is finally convinced to tell his flock to flee, and the thugs are conveniently dealt with by the horde he lets loose.
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Nasty Women from every corner of the country and the world will flock to Queens this January for the inaugural NASTY WOMEN Exhibition.
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And even for a rabbi who encourages his flock to find the little joys amid life's sorrows, these must be very dark days.
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Shamans have been harvesting and smoking the substance for decades, and thousands of people flock to the desert every year to sample it.
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And if they were bound to Trump, but are sincere to Cruz, they're gonna flock to Cruz, and likely get him over 1,237.
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Refugees will be forced to fill out more background paperwork, and US officers trained to discover fraud will flock to key areas abroad.
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Multinational makers of everything from soup to soap are under pressure to boost revenues as consumers flock to fresher products and newer brands.
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Each April, record collectors across the country flock to their local record store for the annual vinyl celebration that is Record Store Day.
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How long will the customer continue to flock to record stores for $50 Lana Del Rey Albums and sub-par 180 gram reissues?
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That's not challenging for me as a viewer, or for the other, mostly male moviegoers who flock to see these sorts of films.
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On the other, people looking to repair their properties in the wake of a disaster will flock to their local home improvement retailers.
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Both locals and tourists flock to the bohemian beach town to surf the crystal blue waters and savor a taste of California dreaming.
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The warmer Washington weather usually means that people flock to restaurants to sit outside and linger over an iced tea, or something stronger.
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Children, regular customers and selfie-snapping tourists would flock to him — the customers to buy watermelon, or maybe a few ears of corn.
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That has sparked fears of "ethnic cleansing": that Hindus will flock to the region to push out the Muslims once and for all.
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Millions flock to marvel at its shimmering magnificence, with intricately inlaid and carved white marble inscribed with verses from the Quran, every year.
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And new users continued to flock to Facebook, and its revenue jumped 26 percent during the first quarter compared with a year earlier.
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Holy Week around the Vatican is a major tourism draw, as thousands usually flock to Rome for the annual occasion (The Associated Press).
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The incident highlights the perils of increased orders at e-commerce companies as more people flock to online shopping amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Washington Jews have once again started to flock to the city's center, after half that population had moved to the suburbs by 1956.
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Fans of all kinds flock to the ballpark by Howard Terminal — young, old, black, white, one in a wheelchair, one walking a dog.
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The home is privately owned, which means that the many devotees of Mr. Wright who flock to it must gawk from the street.
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However, spider enthusiasts sometimes flock to the grassy region in hopes of spotting a tarantula or capturing one to keep as a pet.
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They still flock to the U.S. on a massive scale, whereas a lot of the current insecurity derives directly from the White House.
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As investors flock to low-cost index funds that generate only modest revenue for fund companies, many asset managers are seeking new markets.
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And while the core Facebook platform may not be as cool as it once was, younger users still flock to Facebook-owned Instagram.
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So there's less of a reason for big investors around the world to flock to the safety of the US and buy Treasuries.
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In the mountains of Transylvania, residents hoped visitors would flock to spas and resorts to bathe and heal in the cold, clear waters.
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They expected visitors to flock to spas and resorts and bathe and heal in the waters, as wealthy tourists did in the Alps.
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This question will become doubly urgent as younger generations of Americans continue to flock to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to learn about politics.
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They flock to the Turkish border -- closed to Syrians since 2015 -- hoping that the proximity to the NATO power will offer relative respite.
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If fears over the economic fallout of automation continue to mount, voters could flock to candidates who offer antidotes to technology-induced anxieties.
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Millions of tourists flock to see the palace each year, especially to see the traditional Changing of the Guard and Summer Opening ceremonies.
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In fact, many of them have been rewarded by being some of the first to flock to the industry and profit off it.
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One fear is that if the U.S. cracks down too hard, founders will flock to less restrictive jurisdictions such as Switzerland or Malta.
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Before the summer crowds flock to the most magical place on earth, use spring break as an excuse to squeeze in a trip.
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But it is not a movie that will please those who flock to God's Not Dead and faith-based films with happy endings.
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Tesla is also hoping that buyers flock to new versions of the S and X that can travel farther on a full charge.
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Believe that brands and advertisers will increasingly flock to the safety of known, quality brands and escape the "subprime" long tail of programmatic.
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Alipay is making big inroads in Europe as Chinese tourists flock to the region, according to the leader of the Chinese firm's European division.
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If the U.K. can show that it can survive just as well outside the Union then global capital will continue to flock to it.
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Not just Muslims but Hindus, Sikhs and Christians flock to his dargah, or shrine, in New Delhi, where qawwali songs of devotion are performed.
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Nervous investors continue to flock to the bond market, sending the yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes to levels unseen since late 2017.
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Tourists from all over the world love to flock to iconic streets throughout the US — the same streets that locals avoid at all costs.
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Politicians flock to a new president's party because that increases their chances of getting funding for projects in their districts included in the budget.
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Teens do not flock to Jaclyn Corin for selfies like they do to Emma González, the face of the March for Our Lives movement.
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Rational app developers are hardly going to flock to a new platform that's born of adversity and thrust into a maelstrom of political conflict.
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Every year, thousands flock to malls around the country (sometimes at the crack of dawn) just to snatch up some deep discounted summer essentials.
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For folks who like to get outside with nature, the city has the World Birding Center, where 500 species flock to the wetlands habitat.
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But tourists from France and around the world have never needed a holiday celebration to flock to Nice for its beaches, restaurants and culture.
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Sean Nicholas Savage: Some young people flock to Montreal for college, but it's also the most liberal and affordable place to live in Canada.
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But Nanoracks' Manber is worried that advertisers will flock to NASA rather than work with commercial aerospace companies, which need advertising revenue to succeed.
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One thing&aposs for sure, the Switch is definitely here to stay for a few years and developers will continue to flock to it.
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Aerospace and defence firms flock to Le Bourget to show off their wares to potential customers, and to rack up orders for the future.
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The answer is clear: The more voters flock to Trump, the less the Republican leadership can afford to declare all-out war on him.
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Typically, investors flock to EM in times of risk seeking, as they tend to rise more than mature markets like the U.S. or Europe.
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Francis, though, did not backed down and called on his flock to reject border security for a "new humanity" during a speech in Poland.
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Konzum also faces challenges from Studenac and Tommy stores on the lucrative Dalmatian coast where tourists flock to the blue waters and rugged beaches.
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These fans flock to buy a flagship-level smartphone at a price that often costs half as much as what other smartphone makers charge.
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In June and July, some of the wealthiest and most powerful men in the country flock to the redwood grove in Sonoma County, California.
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Thai officials from the multiple government offices in the area flock to the place to dine in or take their pork brain to go.
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Celebrities, politicians and journalists typically flock to the annual dinner, which honors reporters who cover the White House and awards scholarships to aspiring journalists.
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But infuriated liberal voters will be equally as energized, Sharry argued, while crucial independents will also flock to the Democrats' more lenient immigration positions.
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Trader Joe's fans flock to the grocery store thanks to its penchant for stocking out-of-the-ordinary gems alongside its go-to staples.
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Democrats flock to Sanders' ideas While Republican internecine warfare deepens, Democrats are showing signs of emerging from the trauma brought on by Clinton's defeat.
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Miles away from Hariri's West Beirut stronghold, hundreds covered in Hezbollah's signature yellow flock to an open-air rally in the city of Baalbek.
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Berke thinks that means that the hype that led mobile ad-hating iPhone users to flock to ad blocking apps at first was fleeting.
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Google unveiled a new Gmail design this week aimed at business users, but businesses continue to flock to Microsoft's cloud services and Office subscriptions.
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While guests initially flock to Fall Creek Falls State Park in Tennessee for the waterfalls, it's the unique activities that keep them coming back.
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The Sonoma wine country is a hefty source of income for the state as thousands of wine lovers flock to its wineries every year.
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But even with so many convenient food delivery options, plenty of people will still flock to brick-and-mortar restaurants for unique social experiences.
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We're interested in using our polling to figure out who a given candidate's supporters would flock to if their first choice quit the race.
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Skyscrapers are continually going up in Abu Dhabi as more and more tourists and industries flock to the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
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Agriculture provides most of the employment in the area, followed by tourism, as visitors flock to a region distinct from the rest of France.
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Soon, thousands of investors, founders and tech enthusiasts will flock to San Francisco's Pier 48 for the best startup show in the Bay Area.
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People flock to this district full of wholesale markets to purchase products—from clothing to wigs to electronics—in bulk, for a good price.
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But health care stocks and real estate investment trusts tend to be defensive sectors that investors flock to because they pay huge dividend yields.
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The latest newcomers to flock to Eastern Long Island's North Fork, between Riverhead and Greenport, are not seeking some cutting-edge new vacation spot.
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In April at an MSNBC town hall, Clinton called on voters who share her embrace of tighter gun laws to flock to the polls.
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In Truckee, California, north of Lake Tahoe, leaders have warned of "grave consequences" if people continue to flock to the town of almost 17,000.
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When the crew follows Rasmussen to the airport, they film an extended sequence where fans of his television show flock to Rasmussen for selfies.
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In the meantime, German clubs will continue to flock to England, hoping to find yet more players to follow the path Sancho has plotted.
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It will wrap up on Tuesday with a "lobbying day," when thousands of activists will flock to Capitol Hill to press Aipac's legislative agenda.
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St. Petersburg and Clearwater boast "several thousand" Canadians come wintertime, and many also flock to the Phoenix and Mesa areas of Arizona, he said.
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Like most giant cable TV companies, AT&T is losing angry subscribers hand over first as they flock to cheaper, more flexible streaming services.
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Australian media have reported local health authorities are battling to work through a logjam of coronavirus tests as thousands of people flock to clinics.
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And he's continued to downplay the risks to young people of the disease, even as younger Americans continue to flock to bars and restaurants.
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Aspiring streamers flock to dense urban centers like New York and Los Angeles whose networks are still closely watched by mainstream sites' talent scouts.
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The same goes for the millions of consumers who flock to Amazon each day, buying all manner of products, threatening the traditional retail model.
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Millions of visitors flock to look over the edge of the canyon, pose with Lady Liberty, and explore the beauty of Zion every year.
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As college graduates flock to be private equity analysts or investment bankers, few of the next generation workforce remember the darker days of 2008.
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Companies could flock to list in Hong Kong or Chinese domestic markets if the U.S. places restrictions on investments in China, according to analysts.
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Many visitors to the museum, Britain's most popular visitor attraction, flock to the top-floor balcony to admire a 360-degree panorama of London.
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Many visitors to the museum, Britain's most popular visitor attraction, flock to the top-floor balcony to admire a 360-degree panorama of London.
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Auto executives and some analysts suggest that, if the market does flock to cars, Motown automakers can shift production and retool factories in kind.
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But now the sandwich chain wants to go further than that, as health-conscious consumers flock to fast-casual rivals like Sweetgreen and CAVA.
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"Off-price retailers and discounters once again posted robust sales as customers continued to flock to value," Moody's senior credit officer Christina Boni said.
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Ahead of the holiday travel season, the luxury travel and trend forecaster Virtuoso discovered that Americans continue to flock to perennial favorites like Europe.
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Today it is known as the Palmetto State and tourists flock to its 187 miles of coastline, historic sites and a fixture of cultures.
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The fact that many people, myself included, still flock to buy up these pricey, easily misplaced wireless earbuds highlights just how appealing they are.
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Thousands of shoppers in search of heavily discounted items will flock to Amazon on Prime Day, which kicks off July 16 at 3 p.m.
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The FTSE outperformed European stocks thanks to its big weighting to high-dividend-yielding stocks, which investors flock to in times of economic uncertainty.
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These home-based child care providers are your neighbors, friends from your faith institution, and the grandmother down the street the children flock to.
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Currently there are nearly 1,100 enclosed malls in the U.S., but Kniffen stated that's 400 too many as more shoppers flock to Web shopping.
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Instead of having fun, some people now flock to remote strawberry farms or Icelandic fjords to take photos to impress their friends on Instagram.
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As an aid worker during the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami recovery in Indonesia, I saw aid agencies flock to afflicted areas and erect houses.
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Pro-independence sentiment runs high in the area, and it is not uncommon for protesters to flock to the scene of a counterinsurgency operation.
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Tony says it's no secret ... black kids love T'Challa, and says they're gonna flock to theaters to see him kick ass on the big screen.
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Luckily for him, there's no legitimate Insta-alternative for users to flock to, so he can probably get away with a lot of stupid decisions.
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In Don DeLillo's White Noise tourists flock to visit the most photographed barn in America hoping to take a picture and add to its fame.
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Pinterest, over time, has blossomed into a product that users flock to for inspiration (and, of course, buying products at the end of the cycle).
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"There's a tendency for advisors to flock to alts after a market decline," said Marina Gross, executive vice president with Natixis' Portfolio Research & Consulting Group.
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Lots of tourists flock to the fountain to throw their coins in, so it can be hard to get a good spot near the water.
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Resource-related stocks were hit especially hard, as rising tensions and weaker commodity prices has seen investors flock to safer bets like the U.S. dollar.
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The best test of Canadian feelings may come in winter, when hundreds of thousands of "snowbirds" flock to holiday homes in the southern United States.
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The leader of these natives is another white man, who claims to be the messiah and talks of ordering his flock to commit mass suicide.
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The same tourists who flock to the flower barges in central Amsterdam get up at dawn and pay 7 euros ($8) to visit the warehouse.
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While IGTV monetization options are expected in the future, content makers may flock to it early just to get exposure and build their fan base.
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In Mad Men, businesses flock to Sterling Cooper and Don Draper's advertising prowess to create mind-blowing ads that help sell their products and services.
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Every year, car companies flock to CES and the North American International Auto Show in Detroit to show off their cool self-driving car concepts.
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Haines cited the open and clean environment of the smoothie cafes as one reason teens tend to flock to the stores for their first jobs.
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Art aficionados will flock to Florida next month as the country's premier art fair, Art Basel Miami Beach, once again opens its doors to visitors.
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We might see such a race develop if, for example, a state's adoption of a coverage expansion led sick people to flock to the state.
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It's impossible to imagine the parents who may flock to Big Little Lies surviving an episode of the pure Gen-Z tragedy that is Euphoria.
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One apparent downside, though, is the fans that flock to the property, which has also made cameos in commercials and on the ABC drama Quantico.
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These signals will change enrollment behavior — causing students to flock to high ROI programs and shun low ROI programs — at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
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Supporters from across the ideological spectrum flock to hear his stemwinders, including Democrats and some other Iowans unlikely to actually cast ballots when voting begins.
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The mined area is about a kilometre (half-mile) from the cleared area at Qasr al-Yahud where Christian pilgrims already flock to be baptised.
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She's already warned the City Council about what she fears will happen if they pass the "welcoming city" proposal: Felons will flock to Winston-Salem.
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Bridy pointed to a number of international, US, and EU studies that all show that users will quickly flock to above-board options when available.
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More than a decade after Katrina, New Orleans sees just over 28 million tourist visits each year as travelers flock to the uniquely vivacious city.
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In order to compete for shoppers that flock to ecommerce fashion brands like Zara, Revolve, and Asos, Amazon will need to cultivate a cooler image.
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As the island buckles under $70 billion in debt, public healthcare and pension systems edge toward insolvency, and locals flock to the mainland United States.
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It must establish a network large enough to benefit from "network externalities", where all the single economists flock to where the other single economists are.
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Many artists flock to either city regardless, as the living conditions in both areas are far superior when compared to the rest of the country.
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They worry that many of the 500,000 foreigners expected to flock to Rio for the games will get infected, and then spread Zika back home.
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One of the court's many concerns was that local imams had mounted a co-ordinated effort to press their flock to vote for Mr Rahman.
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There are few signs, however, that Russians will take to the streets in protest or flock to the banner of a divided and feeble opposition.
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Critics say the Cruz-Lee amendment would lead healthier people to flock to cheap, bare-bones plans, sending premiums for older and sicker people soaring.
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And over time that could lead to weight loss (that's why people flock to the keto diet), which might be a desired effect for some.
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While French cyclists may not flock to buy replica Team Sky jerseys any time soon, they are at least beginning to respect Froome's astonishing achievements.
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Changes she has seen in the past three decades are the kind of destinations people flock to, as well as the proliferation of solo travel.
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Established in 1885, visitors flock to the park each year to catch a glimpse of all three falls that make up the majestic Niagara Falls.
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They are hoping that, with Trump on the ballot, the party's base voters will flock to the polls and ultimately boost their candidates down ballot.
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Conservative voters will stay home, and liberals and moderates will flock to the polls to vote Ryan, McConnell and all other Republicans out of office.
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"Insurers would flock to the states that have minimal regulation," said Larry Levitt, vice president of the Kaiser Family Foundation, which does nonpartisan health analysis.
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Rose: People flock to Fiore's House of Quality on Thursdays and Saturdays, year-round, to wait in line for a roast beef and mutz hero.
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However, perhaps the main reason visitors flock to Rome around Christmastime is also to visit the Vatican, which can be accessed from Rome by train.
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Sure, he says, residents and developers will flock to properties off of the nearby J/M/Z and G lines, which has already been happening.
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Fittingly, they've been multiplying, as adventurous promoters from Canada and elsewhere flock to far-flung locales for events like BPM, Electric Festival, and SXM Festival.
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Consumers are expected to flock to electronics stores, with Waze predicting a 208 percent increase in travel to them versus a typical Friday in November.
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Right now, it's easy to raise $10 million or $20 million for your Ethereum-based business, and more businesses will flock to seize the opportunity.
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Disrupt Berlin attendees flock to Startup Alley to meet and greet the hundreds of outstanding startups on display — including our recently announced TC Top Picks.
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Costco has experienced a major surge in sales in the last month, as shoppers flock to the warehouse stores to stock up amid coronavirus fears.
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Costco has experienced a major surge in sales in the last month, as shoppers flock to the warehouse store to stock up amid coronavirus fears.
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They are self-aware enough to recognize that there are benefits for the world's top engineers and computer scientists to flock to Palo Alto, Calif.
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When a company becomes the hot company to work for and rich with funding, the type of people who flock to work there can change.
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In tourist centers like Alcalá del Júcar, visitors flock to see medieval troglodyte caves, some of which have now been turned into bars and restaurants.
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The yield inversions recently come as investors flock to bonds on concerns about a global economic slowdown being exacerbated by the U.S.-China trade war.
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When drug users flock to a site, drug dealers follow, bringing with them violence and despair, posing a danger to neighbors and law-abiding visitors.
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Israeli Jews flock to Abu Gosh, which sits on the Israeli side of the 1967 line, on weekends to shop and eat in the restaurants.
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Nowadays, more than 1.2 million visitors flock to the museum every year, but in the 1950s, the canal house was on the verge of demolition.
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Hospitals are overwhelmed, as the country does not have a functioning primary care system and people flock to understaffed hospitals even on a normal day.
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With a cultlike following, Costco fans flock to the giant warehouse stores to stock up on bulk items, clothing, groceries, gas, and many other goodies.
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Amazon Prime members who flock to the giant e-retailer on Tuesday in search of great bargains might have to look harder than they think.
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Throngs of television cameras from all corners of the earth did not flock to the Capitol to try to catch a glimpse of Newt Gingrich.
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Cyber Monday is expected to rake in a record $7.8 billion in sales, according to Adobe Analytics, as shoppers flock to online sites for deals.
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The first is that the millions of people who watched Friends and The Office will immediately flock to follow those shows to a new destination.
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In addition to all the free publicity, Trump is likely to count on increased sales at the club as members flock to be near him.
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Models, designers, celebrities, and members of the international press flock to the city to attend the fanciest fashion shows — but it&aposs not all glamorous.
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All else equal, higher interest rates in a country increase the value of that country's currency as foreigners flock to take advantage of better yields.
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As many as 1.7 million Africans at a time would flock to one of his revivals, requiring them to be held in open-air locations.
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With a refined strategy for harnessing the rise of streaming, where young listeners flock to rap, Migos is now zooming at an even higher level.
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When fans flock to this movie, it will be not for Batman or Superman alone but for the sake of the preposition in the title.
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That it is an S.U.V. may broaden its appeal in the current era as Americans abandon cars in droves and flock to S.U.V.s and trucks.
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Qatar will host the World Cup in 2022 when fans from 32 nations will flock to the gulf state for a month of football action.
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Google has posted strong revenue growth for several years as retailers flock to buy product image ads on Google's search engine and commercials on YouTube.
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The statue may be the second most famous sculpture in New York, after the Statue of Liberty, and tourists flock to take selfies with it.
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Deep-pocketed wine collectors flock to the black-tie event, the proceeds of which raise nearly all of the costs to fund the healthcare program.
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Visitors flock to taste the huge, communal meals cooked in the Hut's field kitchen that stands alongside the wooden building, completely exposed to the elements.
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The drop-off does not bode well as Turkey heads into the May-August high tourism season, when European holidaymakers usually flock to its southern beaches.
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Young, white female admirers of Bundy would flock to court each day and reporters would interview them on camera as they gushed about his good looks.
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Some of that emotion erupted during a church service Sunday, when Pastor Emma Lozano asked members of her flock to stand up and speak their minds.
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If you were now reaching a million guaranteed readers, well, advertisers are going to come flock to you because now they can hit all these things.
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TOURISTS FLOCK to Kendal, a town in north-west England, for its rural beauty, tea rooms and mint cake (a local sugary confection favoured by hikers).
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Women flock to Sampat Pal Devi's small painted pink house in Uttar Pradesh, India's most impoverished state, where she lives alone, seeking her advice and protection.
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Fans who have their moves down flock to the Toyota booth at KCON LA, where a DJ and dance floor provide the opportunity to show off.
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In this imagined model, patients flock to one comprehensive user experience for all their healthcare needs, from insurance and scheduling to lab results and disease management.
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"We have culture, we have sun… we are quite well-known for having a nice time," Pro said to CNBC, on why tourists flock to Spain.
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Of course, it's possible that an economic crisis environment could lead voters to flock to the "safe" choice of Clinton rather than the erratic, unpopular Trump.
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When soccer fans flock to Cardiff for the Champion's League Final on June 3rd, British police will be greeting them with a new facial recognition system.
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College students wear shaggy white "Bernie" wigs on campus, carry iPhones with his image as their screen saver and flock to his events by the thousands.
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It required people to buy expensive new gadgets and wear goofy eyewear, but we were told that consumers would flock to this new three-dimensional world.
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On Singles Day, hundreds of millions of Chinese consumers flock to the site for discounts and promotions, and Alibaba is the main way to reach them.
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Fast-forward to the 27th century, and the advent of radio, TV, and then the internet saw huge numbers of Christians flock to the nascent technologies.
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Their journey of discovery led the researchers to seabirds, which every summer flock to the Arctic by the tens of millions to eat, breed, and shit.
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The boys would flock to me; I'd find myself a good Jewish doctor for a husband and never have to work another day in my life.
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China is currently hosting some of Europe's biggest clubs, who flock to China to tap a millions-strong pool of fans and some deep-pocketed investors.
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With two-thirds of the population under 35 and few local entertainment offerings, many Saudis flock to nearby Bahrain or Dubai seeking fun at the weekends.
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Disney on the whole is millennial as shit, and it's not an entire generation's fault that they flock to that which was made to lure them.
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The Jalsa Salana itself has been held for 51 years, but the sect bought Oaklands farm to host the ever-rising numbers that flock to it.
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LOS ANGELES — VidCon is expected to have its biggest turnout to date, with 30,000 plus attendees expected to flock to the Anaheim Convention Center this weekend.
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The city's thriving tourist economy is built around luxury shopping: Salons and fashion boutiques populate Dubai's many malls, where shoppers flock to escape the oppressive heat.
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If subsidies could be used to purchase both, healthy people would likely flock to the skimpier, cheaper plans, leaving only sick people with the beefier plans.
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The country received 11.5 billion euros in orders for the bonds, as investors flock to high-interest instruments in an otherwise low-yielding fixed income market.
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While the opposition is in disarray, the government benefits from an economy growing at 4% a year, as hordes of Australians flock to Fiji's magnificent beaches.
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No doubt sex workers from all over the world will flock to Vegas to try and capitalize as well -- but it's enter at your own risk.
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Tanger's road map for growth comes as traditional retailers flock to the discount space, as they try to rejuvenate slumping sales at their full-price stores.
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Franklin's passing Thursday morning sparked a wave of memories and tributes, and fans were quick to flock to Hollywood Boulevard to do their part as well.
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And, of course, when your real return on cash is negative, investors flock to a commodity that has a long history of retaining its purchasing power.
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But her praise for Mr Trump sounded much like the thousands of Americans who flock to Mr Trump's rallies, and so connotes authenticity to those fans.
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As with other online platforms that have allowed terrorists to act freely on them, the longer bitcoin allows this, the more terrorists will flock to it.
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U.S. and foreign intelligence officers flock to conferences for the same reason that Army recruiters concentrate on low-income neighborhoods: They make the best hunting grounds.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer remembers the days when the market declined and traders would flock to safety in "recession-proof" stocks like General Mills and Kimberly-Clark.
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When they would send their children to Chanel for a pair of pants or a summer blouse, the way Parisians now flock to Uniqlo or Zara.
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Even amid $15.9 trillion worth of negative-yielding bonds globally, investors continue to flock to the space as the U.S.-China trade war threatens global growth.
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He said that creators were continuing to flock to YouTube, and that channels with more than 1 million subscribers had grown by 75% year on year.
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For those 10 days, the kothis are treated with reverence by the villagers, who flock to see them dance without any mention of their gender identity.
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The bottom lineHardcore denim enthusiasts probably won't flock to the collection since they're not 100% cotton, raw denim, selvage, or made in the US or Japan.
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Mr Dorsey is unlikely to want to sell up yet: he wants his flock to keep the faith, and still hopes to pull off a miracle.
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Within the town, the pink houses — a must for an Instagram feed — reminded me of London's Notting Hill neighbourhood, which Instagram influencers and wannabes flock to.
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US and foreign intelligence officers flock to conferences for the same reason that army recruiters concentrate on low-income neighbourhoods: they make the best hunting grounds.
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Indeed, while out-of-towners flock to the Moulin Rouge, the Lido or the Crazy Horse, many of the capital's theater buffs have never even been.
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When a new administration comes to Washington, top government regulators flock to the exits to find new jobs, but they seldom have to look very far.
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It is the poor who flock to a strip of wasteland where a couple of kids, for a giggle, claim to have beheld the Virgin Mary.
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Just because these meal delivery platforms start offering a burger or a rice bowl doesn't suddenly mean that consumers are going to flock to those options.
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Of course opera is relevant when it's done like this, and of course audiences will flock to it when the productions are this fresh and thoughtful.
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Offering the coveted beverage ahead of its competitors could give Dunkin' a small sales advantage, as customers tend to flock to locations when the beverage returns.
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Car sales in general are slumping, as Americans flock to roomy models like sport utility vehicles that are more suited to family life and active living.
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The company's core North American market set a record for pretax profit, $22 billion, as buyers continued to flock to G.M.'s truck and S.U.V. lineup.
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Ultimately, a dozen Republicans filed before the deadline, but the field is notably devoid of local politicians who would typically flock to an open-seat race.
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Tourists flock to Château de Trécesson, a medieval castle in Brittany, for a glimpse of the legendary dames blanches, ghosts who warn people of impending doom.
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Maybe these new rules will help it maintain that popularity going forward, or maybe kids will flock to whichever site lets them post Juul memes instead.
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Every afternoon, hundreds flock to tea at the magnificent Fairmont Empress Hotel, or one of the city's many other tea rooms that fly the British flag.
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Rate rises by a central bank traditionally boost a currency as it promotes investors to flock to a country with the anticipation of higher-yielding assets.
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Weekly releases (at reasonable hours) also transform streaming shows into the kind of appointment television that viewers flock to and watch together, reacting in real time.
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The variances are even greater at a community level, as the rich increasingly flock to wealth clusters with like-minded and like-moneyed millionaires and billionaires.
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It&aposs great that off-the-beaten destinations are getting some attention from social media, but when crowds flock to one destination, it can get ruined.
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Other downsides of travel influencers can include misleading representations of places, like these famous gates in Bali, which tourists flock to for a perfect Instagram picture.
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Fans would flock to the house every week to listen to "Uncle Forry" as he told stories about meeting icons like Walt Disney and H.G. Wells.
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The risk, according to health policy experts, is that young and healthier people will flock to this skimpier coverage, making the Obamacare markets older and sicker.
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But there is a very practical effect, too: It means that big companies now have a massive economy to flock to and grow their pot businesses.
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Fun fact: There really is something called the "maternity salad" in L.A. Pregnant women flock to Ciaoti Pizza Cafe believing their greens ... get the job done.
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It turns out when you build an inclusive environment that's supportive of women, and parents, and has women in leadership roles, they flock to work for you.
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When his truck struck a school bus and came to a halt, just five short blocks separated him the crowds that flock to the 211/11 Memorial.
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Nearly half of its 3.5 million residents live in poverty and the population is dwindling as locals, who are U.S. citizens, flock to the mainland United States.
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Now, she's a vocal advocate for trans rights and a viral YouTube sensation whose millions of followers flock to her pages to see Nikita be unapologetically herself.
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Throughout the next week, prominent filmmakers and actors will flock to Sundance Film Festival, where all eyes will be on the new movies coming out this year.
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But No. 2 Ricardo Anaya — a tech-savvy young conservative politician running for a right-left coalition — hopes people who fear Lopez Obrador will flock to him.
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Promotions like the upside-down Whopper get people to flock to restaurants to ensure they get a peek at the strange new offering before the deal ends.
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Hundreds of thousands of revelers are expected to flock to Berlin's "party mile" on Sunday in front of the Brandenburg Gate in the heart of the city.
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Read More European stocks close sharply lower, battered as investors flock to safety Strategically, he favors businesses with exposure to positive secular trends such as aging demographics.
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Every six months, a few hundred identity geeks flock to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, where they work together on identity standards and technology.
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The presidential hopeful emphasized that Clinton's "command of public policy" is in a "different world" from Trump's and argued that Sanders supporters would not flock to Trump.
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Market volatility in recent days has seen investors flock to safe-haven assets such as bonds, causing yields around the world to slide, some to record lows.
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Today it is Russian tourists who flock to Cam Ranh International Airport, with its American-built airstrip, on their way to the beaches of nearby Nha Trang.
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Research linking football to CTE, a degenerative brain disease, has proven that the sport can, in fact, be deadly, yet millions flock to the field every year.
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I love a cozy spot that veers more low-key, and his suggestion was one of those fancier restaurants finance guys flock to once the market closes.
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There's also the famous Cavern of Serpents near the village of Kantenmo, Mexico, where tourists flock to see snakes snatch bats as they exit for the evening.
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Even though 70% of voters said that Trump's treatment of women bothered them, they still didn't flock to the woman who could have broken the glass ceiling.
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The same pattern applies when Middleton gets a haircut: Women flock to the salon with photos of her new 'do in the hopes of a perfect copycat.
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Even as women moved into men's jobs, in fields like medicine, law and business, men did not flock to the lower-status jobs that women mostly did.
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No matter how many supporters flock to the site of the Davidian compound, the chances of it becoming the cult it was under Koresh's leadership seem dim.
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A Russian lawmaker on Wednesday urged women to think twice about having casual relationships with foreigners as fans flock to the country to watch the World Cup.
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ModelFIT isn't just a name — some of the biggest stars in the modeling world actually flock to the boutique workout studio, including Karlie Kloss and Lily Aldridge.
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The gold price however has got support in recent days, last trading over 4 percent up, as investors flock to the precious metal as a safe haven.
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Influencers, tourists, and locals alike flock to what LA Mag, Racked, and the LA Times list as one of the the most Instagrammed walls in the city.
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One reason to go to any sort of convention is to take in the craftsmanship of the costumers who flock to the event, portraying their favorite characters.
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The program is designed for small businesses that need fast, short-term funding — precisely the kind of borrowers that often flock to online lenders like Lending Club.
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Although many brands buy ads on Twitter, they are unlikely to increase spending unless more users flock to the service, or existing users spend more time there.
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Even if candidates can refrain from referring to women as "bimbos" guided by their menstrual cycle, that doesn't mean that women voters will automatically flock to them.
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A.'s coolest kids flock to this gallery-like lifestyle store that carries everything from indie fashion designers to music, books, home objects, beauty products, and art.
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Both sides are under pressure from cord-cutting, or dropping of pay television, as audiences flock to cheaper streaming services that have emerged in the past decade.
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Even the valets, who double and triple-park the Teslas and Porsches that now flock to the world's most valuable company, have given up finding free spots.
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Squat will remain open into the fall, with the intention of attracting the same serious investors who flock to fairs such as Frieze, PAD London and Masterpiece.
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Some "Joker" fans are being called "parasites" by residents of the Bronx, New York, as influencers flock to take pictures at the stairwell featured in the film.
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Gyms attract potential customers and boost foot traffic, creating what Miller calls a "gym rush," as people flock to Smoothie King locations before and after working out.
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As a recent visit confirms, it remains today, for the audience of tourists and kids who flock to it, as impressive as it was when it débuted.
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He told Business Insider that he often passes by a particularly photogenic spot, where guests flock to take pictures in front of the park's Cadillac Mountain Range.
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Developers who want to try new programming languages or projects flock to GitHub, the Microsoft-owned service for sharing code and gathering communities around open-source software.
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The U.S. territory is mired in economic crisis, facing a 45 percent poverty rate and a dwindling tax base as locals flock to the mainland United States.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Christians Flock to Shared Care" (front page, March 11): It's praiseworthy for individuals and families to form groups to share medical expenses.
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While supporters may flock to an establishment after it takes a position on a hotly debated topic, the lift in sales won't be long-lasting, he said.
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Apparently the wealthy elites who flock to such events were impressed by the quip, so much so that Hillary deemed it ready to try out in public.
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The many symptoms of social breakdown lie just out of sight of the luxury resorts where compatriots from the mainland still flock to swim, golf and relax.
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You'll enjoy watching a wide variety of birds flock to your window feeder, and best of all, you'll be able to see them from just inches away.
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Though St. Pio's shrine is still popular, tourists who used to flock to it are coming for shorter daytime visits, the result of the country's economic downturn.
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"When drug users flock to a site, drug dealers follow, bringing with them violence and despair, posing a danger to neighbors and law-abiding visitors," Rosenstein wrote.
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Visitors already flock to the city to explore the many secret gardens, to unwind in the traditional Moroccan steam baths called hammams and to wander the souks.
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"The Heath has a long history of sheep-grazing, with farmers taking their flock to the site before taking them to market in the City," she said.
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Elizabeth Warren is still searching for her foothold, casting herself as the "unity candidate" as the progressive base consolidates around Sanders and moderates flock to Minnesota Sen.
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This was also the first debate to be held since the start of the fall TV season, when viewers flock to new episodes of their favorite shows.
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Go deeper: Old politicians flock to new film media Obamas sign podcast production deal with Spotify The Obamas and Netflix reveal details for 7 of their productions
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On Sunday, at his bandstand-pulpit, his saxophone strap dangling from his neck, Mr. Dixon reminded his flock to trust in Jesus during this season of Lent.
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Still, once bans begin to lift and fears of the virus spreading wane, there is an expectation that people in China will once again flock to cinemas.
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Each year the titans of finance flock to the Milken Institute Global Conference, where fund managers and marketers woo prospective investors and philanthropies make pitches for funding.
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People flock to the popular strip in the evenings not just for a little retail therapy but also to take pictures under the twinkling angel-festooned lights.
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But not one of them wants to save you from Trump enough to withdraw from the race and allow their supporters to flock to someone like Sen.
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Pamplona, Spain (CNN)Every year, thousands of amateur daredevils flock to Pamplona in the hopes of coming face to face with Toro Bravo - the Spanish Fighting Bull.
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Even in modern Japan, crowds still flock to see the biggest and best in the sport, with sumo wrestlers like Hakuho and Kakuryu established as household names.
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In such unstable times, international investors often flock to the safest assets — U.S. Treasury bonds — so the dollar could actually rise or, at least, drop very little.
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Wiley's image stands as a testament to that promise, and Obama's continuing popularity will be measured by the crowds that flock to view it in the Smithsonian.
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They flock to Trump because they feel that the Democrats will only pay attention to their needs if they are people of color, single mothers or gay.
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Locals and college students flock to Logboat Brewing Co. Also, it's a college town, so there's plenty of cool coffee places to chill out and do work.
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Over 1.4 million people flock to Alcatraz every year to peer inside jail cells that once held notorious criminals like Robert Stroud (the Birdman) and Al Capone.
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Like Ms. Xu and Maomao, more than half of the nearly 893,000 retired snowbirds who flock to Sanya every year are said to hail from China's northeast.
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So at the time, nobody would have imagined that evangelicals would mobilize in a backlash against Roe, form the modern religious right, and flock to the Republican Party.
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Stonehenge draws over a million tourists a year as well as hippies, druids and pagan worshippers who flock to its stones to celebrate the summer and winter solstices.
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Once the summer capital of British colonial administrators, Shimla remains popular with visitors who flock to escape the scorching heat of India's northern plains in May and June.
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Travelers looking for excitement and a taste of a new culture love to flock to these hot spots across the US, but usually, locals try to stay away.
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Combat Zone Wrestling, or CZW, is the WWE of Deathmatch, and every year fans from all over the world flock to Delaware to witness CZW's Tournament of Death.
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With weeks to go before British voters decide whether to leave the European Union, the government reported that people continue to flock to the U.K. from the Continent.
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To have normal villagers flock to a firefight, rather than running away, would be really unusual, he said, raising the possibility that the Taliban there wanted the fight.
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Expect to see more of these kinds of festivals pop up in the future as curious minds flock to see what the big deal is with VR porn.
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Otep is an very political vegan lesbian who doesn't take any shit, and the people who flock to her are visibly grateful to have her on their side.
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Each year, giant corporations from around the world flock to Las Vegas to breathlessly debut their latest technologies: a huggable robot, a passenger drone, an Internet-connected toilet.
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Many fans have continued to mourn the singer's passing and are expected to flock to Paisely Park for a limited schedule of tours of the pop star's home.
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This means when HL recommends a fund, the average retail investors and pension funds that comprise its client base tend to listen and flock to it in droves.
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Uniqlo makes Heattech underwear, sweaters, leggings, hats, and jeans and has sold more than 1 billion Heattech items, which shoppers flock to because most products are under $15.
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Conversely, razors are also holding up, with men appearing to flock to lower-cost upstarts that are posing a stiff challenge to big brands like Gillette and Schick.
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The situation is complicated by the fact that many miners, and particularly those in China, make use of cheap power, or flock to locations where there's excess capacity.
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Educators are expected to flock to state capitols in North and South Carolina to appeal for better pay, smaller classes, fewer extra duties, less testing and other priorities.
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In the cathedral city of Regensburg, the local bishop was among those who urged his flock to send messages to legislators in Berlin in support of traditional marriage.
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As more and more state money flows to ''socially significant'' films about the glories of Russia, more viewers flock to ''Furious 7'' or stay home streaming TV shows.
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But the hope for Lakhani is that CENTURY can become a robust tool that teachers — and parents — readily flock to based on the data it continues to collect.
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It's the most marvel-ous weekend of the year -- Comic-Con -- as Hollywood's hottest stars and nerds alike flock to San Diego for the convention of all conventions.
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The company's director of PR and director of marketing both left the AR startup to flock to smartphone startup Essential, which they have both since left, as well.
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Companies flock to places like Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat, to market their wares and modern corporations adopt youth culture in the process, just as they have for decades.
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Because undocumented immigrants tend to flock to certain occupations — including agriculture, construction and hospitality jobs — the effects of a crackdown would hit some industries and regions particularly hard.
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Since the advertisement followed the controversial immigration ban Trump released in January, Trump supporters were quick to connect the two and flock to Twitter to bash the brand.
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Like other media companies, Time Warner has been struggling to keep viewers hooked to its channels as they flock to online streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon.
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And other admirers, even if they don't recollect the shutdown specifically, flock to him because he has shown the spine to stand up to Washington, including on Obamacare.
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The U.S. commonwealth faces $70 billion in bond debt, a 45 percent poverty rate and a shrinking tax base as locals increasingly flock to the mainland United States.
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That galvanized hundreds of veterans to flock to the Dakota Access protests, where they met tribal leaders to protest over the weekend, just before the Army Corps' decision.
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The incident injured 23 people and highlighted the dangers of a booming "lava tourism" business as visitors flock to see Kilauea volcano's biggest eruption in over a century.
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Hillary Clinton and other Democrats flock to support U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren for criticizing Trump's nominee for attorney general after being silenced by Republicans on the Senate floor.
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The rule strips away a practice that has become a major draw for the thousands of teens who flock to Anaheim to meet their favorite social-media stars.
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But with opportunity comes a giant challenge: Many of those who flock to see the GOP candidate are not registered to vote, or they are not registered Republicans.
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Let's ask you guys, our audience, this question: do you actually scour Twitter and Facebook for Drake's name and flock to it regardless of what it's attached to?
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Trump hasn't put a significant focus on millennial voters, but he's argued more broadly that Sanders's primary backers will flock to him because of his position on trade.
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People flock to the projects in the Turbine Hall, among them Carsten Holler's scream-inducing slides and Olafur Eliasson's Weather Project emulating the glory of the rising sun.
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As brands like J.Crew and Gap struggle with customer loyalty, Everlane has a devoted following that will undoubtedly flock to 461 Valencia Street at the very first opportunity.
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For White, however, broadband is the future, and already a major revenue generator as more consumers flock to streaming platforms to consume content, he told CNBC on Thursday.
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Newly released data highlights how users continue to flock to Snapchat for direct, person-to-person messaging in a way that Instagram has thus far failed to replicate.
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Despite punitive visa restrictions, foreigners flock to Britain's universities, where the proportion of non-EU students has risen from 883% in 2004-05 to 13.5% in 2013-14.
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But he said the renminbi could continue to come under selling pressure in the next year or so, as investors flock to the perceived safety of the dollar.
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If the Texan were no longer in contention, his voters would flock to the more rough-hewn alternative of Trump and not the smooth establishment charm of Rubio.
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AMERICAN REALNESS Dance producers and curators flock to New York in January for the Association of Performing Arts Presenters conference, prompting a citywide explosion of festivals and showcases.
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And as more millennials that usually rent instead of buy flock to the city, the market will grow even more saturated, likely raising the rent in the process.
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The IIRSA agenda appears to be accelerating, and as people flock to the region to take advantage of the jobs it creates, the fires can only get worse.
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The number of initial coin offerings, or ICOs, has skyrocketed in the past two years as more companies flock to the new and controversial way to raise capital.
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If only Republicans crayoned their principles in soothing pastels, new converts — blacks, Latinos, millennials — might flock to the tabernacle and add their voices to the small-government chorus.
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But Manley is doubtful at this point about a third-party impact and said he doesn't see any evidence to suggest that Sanders supporters will flock to them.
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Those who were certain the healthy exchange customers would flock to pay for health insurance that is starting to cost more than their mortgages were just flat wrong.
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We cop to the fact that we're among the legion that flock to the farmers' market looking for the lumpiest, most alien-looking heirloom tomatoes we can find.
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If IGTV views were surpassing those of YouTube, creators would flock to it, but so far view counts are uninspiring and not worth diverting creative attention, Neistat says.
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Of course, evangelical pastors have always influenced their flock to follow Jesus, and in recent years, have done so aggressively, through books, television, and livestreams (see: Joel Osteen).
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During the summer, tourists flock to Greek islands to party, and the artist initially assumed the spent glow sticks were part of the aftermath of a beach rave.
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The hajj is hot and grueling, and pilgrims flock to the Aesra ice cream shop near the Grand Mosque, where there are separate lines for men and women.
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My guess is Disney+ will raise the price in a year or two after people flock to it, but for now it's still the best deal out there.
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And while more than 1.2 million visitors now flock to the museum every year, back in the 1950s the canal house was on the verge of being demolished.
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With the promise of thick, marbled steak, vintage port and plentiful Havana cigars — and, of course, golf, tennis and fast cars — they would flock to our fantasy island.
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Locals flock to the bars for 9pm when the first pints are sold and promptly drunk to the sound of merry delivery workers singing and throwing fake snow.
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He also floated the idea that more people or more businesses could flock to Facebook to take advantage of its cryptocurrency offering, bolstering its core digital advertising business.
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Now he has become one of the most accomplished artists in his field, and people flock to his studio for his bold tattoos that often incorporate religious imagery.
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In the Northeast, visitors flock to the Notchland Inn in Harts Location, N.H., to spot a diverse group of bird species in the surrounding White Mountain National Forest.
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The throngs of people who flock to his clinic, which opened in 1976, support a small tourism industry in the town, where Mr. Faria is the main draw.
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So, too, the climbers rocking the #vanlife, stand-up paddle boarders, mountain bikers, outdoor enthusiasts and families alike who flock to the largest alpine lake in the country.
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Government lockdowns and social distancing measures amid coronavirus have forced people across the globe to work from home this month, leading businesses to flock to video conferencing services.
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Knowledgeable professional philatelists flock to the meetings of the Collectors Clubs of New York and Chicago, and the Royal Philatelic Society in London for lectures, fellowship and competition.
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Each year millions of people flock to the Louvre in Paris to catch a glimpse through the crowds and crush of people raising cellphones toward the famed painting.
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Consumers who flock to big screens, whether for gaming or the ability to see more of their data in one place, may be attracted to the Galaxy Fold.
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There had been talk that banks would flock to the ECB loans and use them to snap up higher-yielding peripheral government bonds in so-called "carry trades".
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And while currently more than 1.2 million visitors flock to the museum every year, back in the 1950s the canal house was on the verge of being demolished.
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Many former pirates were quick to flock to the service, supporting studies that showed the best way to beat piracy was through innovation and better services, not lawsuits.
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By day, visitors and pilgrims flock to the Higashiyama district, which sits just beneath the mountains on the eastern side of the city, for its temples and teahouses.
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A decade ago, New York was still the undeniable center of the jazz world, where young musicians fresh out of school would inevitably flock to compete for gigs.
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Places like Cayucos, "the last of the California beach towns," and Pismo Beach, "where monarchs flock to eucalyptus groves every winter, still feel refreshingly low-key," Chheda writes.
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Millions of Chinese shop there for things as varied as snacks and knickknacks and phone charging cables, while global brands flock to its high-end sales platform, Tmall.
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Buyers flock to them regardless of the action of the broader market, so index funds have the power to stabilize a lot of stocks and sectors, Cramer said.
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Vapers generally flock to the subreddit to seek help on their recipes, ask questions about flavors, and learn about the supposed best practices to mix their own concoctions.
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Consumers who flock to big screens, whether for gaming or the ability to see more of their data in one place, may be attracted to the unique concept.
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As tensions between the US and Iran ratchet up, oil has spiked along with gold prices as traders fear energy supply disruptions and flock to haven assets. 4.
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WWE's choice of a streaming platform to partner, rather than a traditional pay-per-view channel, comes as China's younger generation flock to online platforms for their TV content.
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What's new: FaceApp, which has gone viral before, has re-emerged as the most popular iPhone app as people flock to post their digitally aged selves on social media.
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As young people flock to large metropolitan areas like San Francisco and New York, some smaller towns face dwindling populations or even shortages in certain sectors, such as tech.
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To get paid by students who flock to their sites and courses online, teachers can connect their Teachable site to either their own bank account or a PayPal account.
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Tourists and locals alike flock to the square daily; it's home to a number of souvenir shops, world-renowned restaurants and cafes (more on that later), and live performances.
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The U.S. may also become a clean energy laggard, as manufacturers and investors flock to China, India, Europe, and other nations that more openly embrace the low-carbon economy.
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His giant portrait hangs on Beijing's Tiananmen Gate, and thousands flock to see his embalmed body at his mausoleum in Tiananmen Square in the heart of the Chinese capital.
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Americans are expected to flock to beaches, especially in the West where the weather is hot and dry, while the eastern part of the country may see scattered thunderstorms.
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To critics this was the folie de grandeur in the company's hasty expansion abroad; it never seemed likely that chic Parisiennes would flock to the M&S lingerie department.
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As patients flock to competitors who charge less, hospitals would cut prices to win them back—bringing America's exorbitant prices closer to those in other rich countries (see chart).
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