The woman in the swimsuit sunbathed in a folding chair.
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Sometimes you just need to teach a folding chair a lesson.
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Soon enough, you won't need to bother with a folding chair.
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The production team kept a folding chair on set for her.
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The folding chair lurks in a closet when it is not Thanksgiving.
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I was just sitting on the metal folding chair, waiting for Mrs.
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His neighbor sat in a folding chair as the evening chill settled in.
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A folding chair in the middle of the cramped room will have to suffice.
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"Gripping and grinning," a man grumbled from his folding chair as Mr. Lamb passed.
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I only need a folding chair, a cot, and a sandwich every six hours.
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He knows the industry, and has dozens of patents related to the humble folding chair.
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It looked like a folding chair, and it caused no issues at the sports bar.
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Miller, pulling up a folding chair before a recent practice, reacted as one might expect.
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"The idea of the folding chair is that it's impermanent and occasional," Mr. Chen said.
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They are also necessary because he spends most games watching from a courtside folding chair.
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Gussen smashes a folding chair with the sledgehammer and throws his hard hat into the dirt.
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Shirley said if they don't give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair.
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Do you mind stepping aside so we can watch him hit someone with a folding chair?
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A folding chair sitting on the far edge of the foliage between them forms a triangle.
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I found a folding chair next to a fellow parent, a father with an easy laugh.
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"I don't want her to cut herself," Mr. Zuabi said, seated in a folding chair nearby.
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Aaron brought a folding chair and wore "every damn item of winter clothing I own," he said.
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I'd gotten to the room early and sat in a plastic folding chair in the front row.
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Beyoncé, pregnant with twins, captivating a crowd of millions, universally adored and seated upon a folding chair throne.
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Because they hadn't worked properly in previous trials, an engineer was watching over them from a folding chair.
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She was seated on a high folding chair, the kind known as a director's chair, on the lot.
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He scrambles over rocks, gets down on the ground, and throws his folding chair off various places around Amarillo.
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"I'm the last man standing in Manhattan," Ms. Danes sighed, settling into a folding chair that simply read CARRIE.
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Fourteen people crammed into the room, the President sitting in a folding chair on the corner of the table's head.
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A lifeguard sits in a folding chair before the diving pool at Maria Lenk Aquatics Center that mysteriously turned green.
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Amra, who wore jogging pants and a cropped T-shirt, sat in a folding chair and scrolled through her iPhone.
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After being introduced, he entered the set, carrying his own folding chair, and sat down in front of the audience.
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It's gone out and produced the highest quality folding chair that's customized and is the most recognized in the NBA.
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Where it met the road there was a steel gate and a kind of hut with a folding chair inside.
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In the footage, a young blonde woman can be seen picking up a folding chair and hurling it from the balcony.
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She brought a folding chair and a blue blanket, and waited with her father until the offices opened at 8 a.m.
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The famous political writer Naomi Klein is sitting in the audience on a folding chair in one of the front rows.
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There have been hiccups: Within days of moving into our apartment, an Ikea folding chair snagged two of my daughter's fingers.
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Rome Shubert, 16, one of Santa Fe's pitchers, sat on a metal folding chair near the dugout for the opening pitch.
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About to get a WWE-style smackdown with a folding chair for tweeting about how quirky your love for Target is?
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There was a wooden folding chair in the cellar, and when I came down, he was sat on it completely naked.
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At a glance, the Swish resembles nothing more than a fancy folding chair—a glamorous, indoor version of a canvas camping stool.
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Canada's bronze-winning pair Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford used a folding chair for an emotional rendition of Billy Joel's "Piano Man".
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As officers arrived, 32-year-old Guillermo Perez was standing outside the church holding a large knife and a metal folding chair.
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The Back as a Shell You have probably seen a professional wrestler take a shot with a folding chair across the back.
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The Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports police obtained a search warrant and collected evidence, including the folding chair allegedly used for the waterboarding.
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At the block party, after Jealous had given up his folding chair, I talked to the young mother with whom he'd spoken.
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The taco tray is empty, the food items are plastic, and, along with the folding chair, inaccessible — sealed away behind Plexiglas panels.
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Mudge, in a neutral dark-blue T-shirt, nodded toward a folding chair shared by his sons Benjamin, 6, and Luke, 2.
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The retired human-resources manager sits on a folding chair and gazes around in contemplation, surrounded by shade trees and chirping birds.
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Daniels attended Friday's hearing, entering at the end, and was directed to a metal folding chair along the wall of the courtroom.
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Spec Seats' sales director is Jordan Hergott, whose family has been in the portable folding chair business in the U.S. since 1925.
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Last fall, the actress Emma Stone, wraith pale and peroxided, sat in a folding chair on a Silvercup Studios soundstage in Queens.
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Sitting ahead of him in a small folding chair was a woman with long gray hair and a cane across her lap.
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At the Albertine panel, she quoted Shirley Chisholm: "If they don't give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair."
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There are neutral-hued napkins, stoneware bowls and, of course, a wood-and-steel folding chair — all at a reasonable price point.
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"If they don't give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair," is one of Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm's most famous sayings.
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Remember that 1997 music video for "As Long As You Love Me" when the Backstreet Boys used a folding chair as a prop?
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Back inside, I take a seat in a folding chair and finally take my radiation medicine and a big gulp of purified water.
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A Martha Stewart Living folding chair almost did in a woman who just wanted to sit ... so she claims in a new lawsuit.
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He sat on a folding chair among the army of assistant coaches, and sometimes stood alongside Kerr shouting encouragements in the first quarter.
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This installation was especially meant to conjure a Chinatown bus stop, with its mismatched tiles, hanging red lanterns and unglamorous folding chair setup.
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After the carpet, presiding on a folding chair atop the stairs, was Cindy Adams, the longtime gossip columnist at The New York Post.
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Same goes for the additional end bay seating, which looks like a legless folding chair glued to the aisle-facing portions of the seats.
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At the end of July, Twitter user Alicia Santana posted a photo of a man sitting in a plastic folding chair in his yard.
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He sat sideways on a folding chair, chin in hand, a model of relaxed uninterest; he seemed to watch the room without even looking.
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On the ninth hole he played, Baltusrol's 18th, another errant shot hit a spectator and came to rest wedged up against a folding chair.
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Until you fold one up, the Linon Keira Pad Folding Chair looks like a permanent part of your dining room or kitchen table set.Pros:
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Mr. Gillum stepped offstage and spotted a woman dressed in her Sunday best, sitting in a folding chair under the shade of a tree.
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James processed the question for a split second, then reclined in his folding chair as if he were on a beach towel in Hawaii.
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In the bizarre clip, Pedigo tosses a folding chair across a creek, pulls out a measuring tape, and proceeds to measure the roads around him.
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Another post from Finn's Twitter account shows the precious pooch gracefully jumping over a folding chair on the field during some downtime in the game.
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But for now, we followed the advice of Shirley Chisholm: They didn't give us a seat at the table, so we brought a folding chair.
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She put her amplifier, a folding chair, a pillow, her new CDs and a set list of more than 100 songs into a blue valise.
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With a great folding chair, you can enjoy a supportive, inviting chair anywhere and then tuck the seat away when it's time to get up.
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He found his way into the courtroom by joining through the press line before sitting at the back of the room in a folding chair.
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It's a teeny little scroll in a wooden frame that kind of pops up like a folding chair so you can look at it vertically.
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"It's kind of like our thing," said Katelyn, who wore a floppy sun hat and carried a nautical-themed beach bag and pink folding chair.
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"You're in a cheap folding chair and there's dirt in front of it and you can see the tent flapping in the wind," he said.
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I arranged my paints, brushes, pens, water and paper towels on a folding chair next to my seat, just like I had a million times.
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From tip of his nose, to the end of his tail- he takes up 3 couch cushions and I've been sitting on a folding chair.
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Edwards was wrestling against Sami Callihan in Orlando -- when Sami was supposed to use a baseball bat to smash a folding chair down on Edwards.
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The Kelsyus Canopy Folding Chair solves that problem, giving glorious shade and protection from the sun up to 50 UPF (according to the listing, at least).
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In one Polaroid, a man in gun holsters stands facing the backside of another, nude except for a cowboy hat, who straddles a cheap folding chair.
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Ms. Benton gestured toward a worn, brown folding chair in front of a building across the street from his own that was Mr. Smith's regular perch.
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"I know we survived Harvey," said Teddie Berry, 27, smoking Marlboros in a folding chair outside the camper where he is now living with his father.
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We asked the Game of Thrones star this question while she sat on folding chair amid the ancient Roman ruins of Italica outside Seville, Spain last fall.
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Moments before the hearing began, Ms. Clifford swept into the courtroom with her lawyer, Michael Avenatti, and took a seat in a folding chair against one wall.
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On a recent Sunday evening, Nehemy sat on a folding chair in a friend's living room, in turn shushing, encouraging, and conducting a brass quartet of teenagers.
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Along the bloated Lumber River in Lumberton, Ada Page told the AP she had spent two nights sleeping in a hard plastic folding chair at a shelter.
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In the video released by LAPD, Perez -- a large kitchen knife in one hand and a metal folding chair in the other -- is seen moving toward officers.
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Montgomery recalled passing a line of collapsed homes and seeing a woman sitting on a folding chair, smiling and waving even though her entire house had vanished.
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The guards at the Pinacoteca in Siena notice him and insist on presenting him with a folding chair, which he initially refuses but finally finds very useful.
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But about a year ago, while dining alfresco at their shared home in Amagansett, N.Y., they realized that they were in need of a good folding chair.
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The person who committed the crime steps out from the land of their nightmarish memories, walks through a doorway and sits down nervously in a small, folding chair.
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Now I want to see Nurse move on to the next round to face Owens, just for the moment when his uncle shows up with a folding chair.
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A strong response to his now-viral high-pitched audio snafu in Iowa last week could have become the political equivalent of getting belted with a folding chair.
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Murphy walked over to the start line, where several copies of her self-published book, Iran to America, were displayed on a folding chair, on sale for $20.
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Alguacil, the Giants' new first-base coach, who was sitting in a folding chair outside the dugout, was hit in the face Saturday and fell to the ground.
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Take time to reflect upon the hard work that led you to this hot, metal folding chair in the middle of a lawn, and pat yourself on the back.
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As the procession made its way through the aisles and the bagpiper played, Ms. VanHorn spotted her father, sitting on a folding chair in the lawn and garden section.
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From a folding chair, Mr. Morton — looking grayer and rounder than during his "Montel Williams" days — asked Mr. Adams if anyone had really gotten a big refund that way.
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"It's not all about Trump," former representative Bobby Bright said Saturday, sitting on a folding chair in the middle of a field, dangerously close to several piles of cow dung.
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And one 20-year resident, pediatrician Dr. Gary Hoffman, gave Gashugi a folding chair, a cap to wear and even invited Gashugi home for dinner with him and his wife.
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Television footage showed one elderly woman trying to sleep by kneeling with her upper body on the seat of a folding chair, arms over her eyes to keep out the light.
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Stapleton says she celebrated while sitting on a folding chair on the grassy lawn outside a shopping center in Redding, California, making calls to find out if their rented home survived.
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About twenty minutes in, a new member quietly slides into a plastic folding chair and the energy of the small space shifts as people begin to recognize who just sat down.
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Clinton seemed to borrow enough "no more for-profit prisons" and economic populism postures from Sanders that one almost expected him to run out onstage with a folding chair, WWF-style.
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"If it's worse than the other day, it'd be the worst week since Katrina," said musician Robert Harris, 61, polishing his trombone while sitting in a folding chair on a sidewalk.
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During the long sunlit evenings in the summer of 1992, my cousins would lead me across the farm to the edge of the forest, each of us lugging a folding chair.
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They gave him a folding chair, offered him a cigarette and didn't ask for an ID. Some parts of China have imposed other, often severe policies for fending off the epidemic.
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She sat down in a white folding chair that was not being used by any volunteers and fidgeted until she was able to rejoin her daughter on the eighth tee box.
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In the first scene of the episode in Buenos Aires, Bourdain is sitting on a folding chair, drinking beer from a see-through plastic cup, watching as the planes take off.
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The Bucket List Jack Nicholson sits in a folding chair mid-key casually eating a footlong hoagie, as some of the lettuce tumbles out of the sandwich and gathers at his feet.
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"If it's worse than the other day, it'd be the worst week since Katrina," said Robert Harris, 61, as he polished his trombone while sitting in a folding chair on a sidewalk.
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But given the complete lack of shadows from the dock posts and the folding chair, the blast of illumination looks like it was even brighter than what the sun sends our way.
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A Senator Gary Johnson would arrive from his home near the mountains of Taos and plant a figurative folding chair right in the middle of the Senate floor, like Oregon's independent Sen.
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Next to the robotic arm, Lin told me that if I come back next year, things will be different—something else will have changed, another aspect of his folding-chair factory improved.
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"I thought, 'This is not how I want to die,'" Ms. Kester recalled on Sunday morning in Chico, smoking a cigarette on a folding chair outside a gold-domed church sheltering refugees.
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"His behavior — I can't do it," complained Joan Weaving, 72, from Hampton, N.H., as she sat on a folding chair next to her husband at a Jeb Bush campaign event on Thursday night.
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When we reviewed the hammock, our writer found it "much easier to carry than a bulky folding chair," considering that it folds into a bag that's smaller than the size of your palm.
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A sports enthusiast whose previous business ventures included importing supplies for athletic facilities, Lin worked as a distributor for a folding-chair company for two decades before starting Spec Seats Technologies in 2000.
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Punches appeared to be thrown, and at one point De Sousa picked up a folding chair and held it over his head as players and coaches ran around in chaos behind the baseline.
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Throughout her campaign, Pressley had said, quoting Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman elected to Congress in 1968, if they don't give you a seat at the table, bring your own folding chair.
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At the metal detectors, two men behind me, whose golf shirts identified them as employees of a prominent private-equity firm, asked if I'd carry an extra folding chair of theirs through security.
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Occasionally there'd be a book on top of the magazines to be shelved, since she knew that once I'd gone subterranean, I'd sit on a folding chair for hours on end and read.
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As my broadcast colleague Jason Toufexis and I turned around, we immediately watched a man pick up a steel folding chair WWE-style and bash a security guard in the face, dropping him immediately.
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I have MLB At Bat™ myself, but I can't lean back in a folding chair, hands free and look at a screen resting in the sand in the luxury of a setting sun.
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A stackable folding chair she designed for MASP is fashioned from burled jacaranda and has its original leather seat, while Palanti's armchairs, made of the same wood, have been reupholstered in soft mohair velvet.
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"Let's sit, let's sit, let's take our moment," Foles said to Wentz and Sudfeld, plopping down in between them on the folding chair in front of his locker when he finished his postgame interviews.
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One of them, whom Mr. Fernandez named in a police report, was charged this summer with hitting an officer with a metal folding chair and firing three gunshots into a crowd, court papers say.
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The Chaheati Heated Chair has recently gone viral thanks to its so-simple-it's-brilliant concept: a heated folding chair that'll keep you warm as you tailgate, camp, fish, or take in a sports game.
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The Spaniard also broke down in practice at Interlagos last year, when he triggered a social media flurry by sitting on a marshal's folding chair and sunning himself with his feet resting on his helmet.
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Councilman Daniel Dromm, a Democrat who helped found Pflag Queens, and who quietly found a folding chair toward the back of the room on Wednesday, said it took years to get Pflag into certain schools.
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"I recall when I bought mine years ago, he had me put my foot on a metal folding chair, drew a line around my foot and measured my ankle," Mr. Patrick said in a statement.
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A two-burner gas hot plate that fills in for a stove and an ancient television that stands next to a small metal folding chair further the impression of a home not ready to receive company.
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The book is placed on the seat an aluminum folding chair, which Glovinski has reupholstered with woven strips of paper decorated with paint and correction fluid to make them look like the chair's original woven strips.
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Perched on a folding chair outside the operating room, with an orange sticky dot glued above her right eyebrow to mark the side for surgery, she clutched a manila folder containing her records and waited her turn.
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He uses a common spiral notebook with handwritten numbers as a signboard, draping it across the back of a folding chair, and flipping the pages to help the audience follow along with the numbered looks in the program.
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When I went with them one evening, Seth sat next to five cousins and shared a folding chair with a friend from the neighborhood, a teen-ager raised in foster care who treated Seth like a little brother.
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But on a recent night, every folding chair set up in a tidy home on a suburban cul-de-sac was filled with a voter who wanted to meet one of the five Democrats running for Congress here.
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In newly released footage from officers&apos body cameras, police spotted Perez holding a large knife and a metal folding chair outside the Central Lutheran Church after receiving a 911 call that a man had stabbed his ex-girlfriend.
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A Latino guy in a blue mechanic's uniform was crouched in a corner of the cell, speaking tenderly through the bars to an underage prostitute who was seated on a folding chair, her slender wrist handcuffed to a bar.
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He worked on his laptop from the same folding chair, with his back to the only window in his home that allowed in sunlight, poring over every data point that might reveal the next cluster of the hackers' targets.
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Hunter Pence then laced a double down the right field line, scoring Hanson all the way from first as A's right fielder Stephen Piscotty crashed through a folding chair nearby Giants reliever Mark Melancon before throwing wildly to the plate.
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In a nod to his hosts, Jagielnik, holding court in a folding chair, even put on a Brewers cap, although he also had on a Cubs jersey unbuttoned to reveal a blue "Try Not To Suck" T-shirt popularized by Maddon.
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The nods to Robert Ryman, through an unstretched early white painting of his haphazardly tossed over the back of a painted folding chair in "(W)resting Robert" (2017), and to Frank Stella in "To Be Frank" (2016) are fairly obvious.
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"That's not how this works," I yelled at my iPad, which was on top of the TV tray where I would eat while sitting on a paint-splattered folding chair, since I had just sold my dining-room set on Craigslist.
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Minivans and S.U.V.s lined the parking lot on Saturday, as families in flip-flops packed the few things they had accumulated since fleeing Hurricane Maria nine months ago: a purple folding chair, a hot plate, a hamper full of laundry.
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Seated in a folding chair stage right for the three-hour musical tribute, the Country Music Hall of Famer clearly was having the time of his life as he listened – and occasionally mouthed the words – while artist after artist performed his music.
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Typical of Belott's practice, a range of objects are integrated into the paintings, including bowls of plastic fruit, a taco tray, boxes of tissues, a space heater, a lemon juicer, fake corn cobs, a folding chair, and a dispenser of hand sanitizer.
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As customers stream into the store, Muslet's brothers, Faisal and Adam, work the register, while his mother, an octogenarian in a long, black robe, sits in a folding chair by the door, sipping a Coke and worrying a string of prayer beads.
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Just under two years ago, I sat in a metal folding chair inside a mosque in Baltimore and listened to the sitting president of the United States tell me and around 200 of my fellow American Muslims that I belong in America.
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The designation of a "beach read" suggests a book that's frothy and engrossing, but ultimately ephemeral — one that you can sink into as you slump in a folding chair in the sand, but you won't miss too much if you forget it at the hotel.
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In one video, Black, sitting in a folding chair in front of an array of candles, flowers, and notes left by visitors, appears to have been overcome with grief; Patel crouches down, places a hand on her back, another on her forearm, and speaks softly to her.
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The luxuriously overdetermined texture of Issy Wood's large oil-on-velvet paintings of clothing provide a perfect backing for the primordial shock of Ann Greene Kelly's aesthetically bifurcated folding chair — an ordinary steel chair, spangled with rust, that Ms. Kelly sliced and reconstructed with curving ersatz masonry.
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They found their spot on the edge of Red Hook, Brooklyn, a place where, in a delightful throwback, stickball games were plentiful, street life was vibrant, and one or another local elder was always outside in a folding chair to keep a watchful eye on the children.
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"The pain that we are facing, another person shouldn't experience this because of heat and negligence," Ms. Bess, 45, said, sitting on a folding chair outside her nephew's home in the Bronx, where mourners had left flowers and lit candles by the entrance on Wednesday afternoon.
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Their concerns can range from ensuring the safety and comfort of Russian teenagers as they become instant celebrities to the simple matter of team officials slyly trying to move an extra folding chair to their own table, leaving another team high and dry with only 212 seats.
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Either allow Thames to crash the presser to chuck a folding chair at Lackey's dome and make out with Lackey's stage wife, or dress Lackey up like Goldust while he's saying this nonsense, or just stick to the usual hollow inoffensive Bull Durhamisms and stay out of it.
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Before Van Dyke was swallowed up by the hoopla, he sat on a folding chair and spoke of what it was like to revisit "Mary Poppins" after a 54-year recess; how the "Poppins" author, P. L. Travers, would have regarded "Returns"; and how he stays in shape.
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Yet after Thursday's defeat at Barclays Center, Louisville forward Deng Adel sat in a folding chair in an all-but-silent locker room and said everything — the same everything that Padgett had mentioned — had made some fans and critics forget about the good things that Louisville had done this season.
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Bring your own chair Reinforcing the popular saying, "If they don't give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair," refugee-turned-model Halima Aden became the first Miss Minnesota contestant to compete in a hijab and continues to do so in her successful modeling career around the world.
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The breadth of style and texture on I.B.O. is stunning; few tracks are comparable to previous Ocean Party records, and many eschew genre or conventional form in favour of more experimental modes, such as on the distorted, maximalist opener "Feel All That I Can" or the terse, witty post-punk track "Folding Chair".
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Then he saw Jackie Kennedy, sitting on a folding chair in bloody clothing; and next, along in Trauma Room 1, President Kennedy himself, lying on a cart with the operating light full on him, his head a mass of blood and blood clots, his face cyanotic, swollen blue-black, with the eyes protuberant.
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Read more:This adorable dumpling-shaped lamp now comes in a new giant size that lights up in 7 different colorsYou can now buy a heated folding chair that will keep you warm during your kids' sporting eventsAmazon is selling a jacket with an actual heater built in and people are calling it a 'must-have'
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You can't choose to upgrade to the VIP seats—because clearly you are very special if you sit on a folding chair for $50,000 and must not have that right challenged—but I could have upgraded, 853 minutes before the game began, from (the center of) the sideline club to right-by-the-hoop courtside seats for $860 apiece.
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In the shade of a few trees, someone had a barbecue going, smoke spiraling up through the branches, and everyone crowded around for some food and to keep a polite distance from Jealous, who has the kind of charisma that can draw people to him even while he's perched awkwardly in a folding chair and mopping his brow.
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Garrett will be there, too, parked in a folding chair in front of section 108, where he will monitor fan behavior, help people find their seats, greet old friends, pose for a picture or two (he does get recognized on occasion) and cheer for the Bucks, who have a 1-0 series lead after winning Wednesday's opener, 108-100.
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All those merciless cullings and endless organizational refinements, all that data and all the brilliant minds and machines working it over, all resolving to some underpaid grunt in a folding chair whaling away on a garbage can because the members of the team's brain trust of thoroughbred data nerds simply took it for granted that they could get away with it.
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There are the gray walls, oak herringbone floors, marbled and mirrored surfaces; the multicolored handwoven fabrics that soften the hard edges of the architecture; and then, of course, the more obvious signals: a folding chair by Gio Ponti; a table lamp by Pietro Chiesa; a panettone on the kitchen counter, still wrapped in cellophane, awaiting a moment when Bellavance-Lecompte has the chance to open it.
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Mr. Halpert unlocking the laundry's handcart from its mooring to a cellar door, Joe Cornacchia's son-in-law stacking out the empty crates from the delicatessen, the barber bringing out his sidewalk folding chair, Mr. Goldstein arranging the coils of wire which proclaim the hardware store is open, the wife of the tenement's superintendent depositing her chunky three-year-old with a toy mandolin on the stoop, the vantage point from which he is learning the English that his mother cannot speak. . . .
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