If they stop frequenting these places, the sex trafficking would stop.
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Start frequenting West Village bars to escape East Side ex-loverdom.
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In response, Mr. Gandhi has been seen frequenting more Hindu temples.
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They're sometimes obvious, frequenting chip bags, shepherd's pie, and Wendy's deep fryers.
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Douzi shows us the city's old walls, Medina and artisans frequenting Oujda's squares.
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"Frequenting": an old man's word, thumbs in the waistcoat, arse to the fire.
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Nevertheless, Trump apparently made a habit out of frequenting his pageants' dressing rooms.
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Bryan said, "I'll be frequenting the property as often as they allow me."
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Simpson had been frequenting bars at the hotel since his release from prison.
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If you're no longer frequenting a site, you can easily delete your saved password.
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He finds it great for grocery shopping and particularly handy for frequenting yard sales.
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How often are consumers dining out and what types of restaurants are they frequenting?
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And, for the trans customers frequenting her location, it also provides an invitation to connect.
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The outlet reports the former couple have also been frequenting a local coffee shop together.
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Trump stayed the rest of the weekend, frequenting his nearby golf club on both days.
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Frequenting parties at Stoudemire's West Village penthouse, Anavim met art collectors and celebrities — new clients.
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We're told he had been frequenting bars at the Cosmo since his release from prison.
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Lately, I've been frequenting everyone's favorite Geocities-esque site for its wealth of beauty know-how.
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After a month of frequenting this scan-it-your-self convenience store, you'll pay your bill.
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But if bad dreams start frequenting your nights, it could be a sign of health problems.
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He took to frequenting Rio's favelas, the direly impoverished hillside shantytowns that overlook the prosperous city.
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She's been frequenting Freemans since it opened in 2013, when she decided to shave her head.
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The move angered some Trump supporters, who called on other customers to stop frequenting the coffee chain.
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" Frequenting local pubs, he found that "The beer is weak, but that is due to the war.
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People are frequenting parks and squares that had been abandoned for fear of getting mugged, he said.
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He became friends with them and spent the rest of his vacation in Lhasa frequenting their eatery.
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Had he not wrecked his car, Mr. Mueller said, Mr. Rubino might still be frequenting gun shows.
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He also began frequenting the Cedar Tavern in Greenwich Village, a gathering place for painters and poets.
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Before long I was tagging along on his family road trips, and frequenting his house for family dinners.
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Besides, if male rappers can talk about frequenting strip clubs, why can't a woman embrace her own past?
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The company posits that tipping could have drivers frequenting more affluent areas, where fares would probably be higher.
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Eventually, Mr. Johnson, a longtime Los Angeles Laker, stopped frequenting Posh Klipz, going for the shaved look instead.
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Simpson -- who had been frequenting the hotel in the days prior -- allegedly got into an altercation on Nov.
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Still, they had fun frequenting open houses, lining up an itinerary for the day and stopping for brunch.
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But within a few years, she found herself frequenting Conwell Street, not as a resident, but as a paramedic.
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Lori's frequenting the tunnel, which is a great way to make quick money, but not a good business strategy.
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Bedouin shepherds frequenting the Algerian port of Oran first dived into this mixing bowl in the early twentieth century.
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Alessandro Di Battista was a young university graduate in music and performing arts when he started frequenting the site.
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While still underage, he started frequenting the only local gay bar, hanging out with drag artists who performed there.
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A self-described coffee snob, Cory can be found frequenting the many third wave coffee shops scattered throughout NYC.
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Police said Thakkar led a lavish lifestyle, frequenting 0003-star hotels and driving expensive cars with proceeds from the scam.
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Reports claim that during this period, Djelidi was caught frequenting massage parlors and engaging in sexual activity with sex workers.
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Garber spent her teen years in the East Village, frequenting nightlife hotspots such as CBGB's, the Roxy, and the Limelight.
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He's made headlines for protesting Donald Trump on live television, and has been frequenting strip clubs since he was 17.
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Instead, I saw people without tan lines, a fact that doctors apparently always note when treating FKK-beach-frequenting patients.
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Once George starts living on the road, she says she's planning on frequenting YMCA's and truck stops to clean up.
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"I see the people trying things," he told The Cut of frequenting thrift stores in his neighborhood in Paris for inspiration.
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The artist spent his formative years frequenting Chinatowns in San Francisco, Oakland, Boston and now New York, where he calls home.
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The suit also claims that the company stopped advertising to African American customers, leading those customers to stop frequenting its restaurants.
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He began frequenting the jazz and R&B clubs on Central Avenue, Los Angeles's vibrant musical hub, at a young age.
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Christened Maray, after the building's previous cat-loving owner, the ginger feline had been frequenting the institution for a few years.
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In the most recent issue of the mag, Caitlin Moran, John Niven, and Benedict Cumberbatch all feature as people frequenting the restaurant.
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Part of King's plan is also to leverage the talents of the people who are frequenting the spaces to help other members.
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But during this time he was also moving among the art-collecting nobility and frequenting the salons in the Faubourg Saint-Germain.
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End users get value that way, but then can return it through actions like leaving better reviews or frequenting more local businesses.
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A 24-year old web developer who goes by the pseudonym John started FleshAssist in 2014 after years spent frequenting Fleshlight forums.
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Of course, that doesn't stop the humans from frequenting faerie brothels, drawn by the exotic novelty of sex with a winged creature.
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"He spent most of his life in this area, frequenting local hangouts like Le Dôme, Le Select and La Coupole," she said.
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Their favorite characters live seemingly idyllic lives, brunching with abandon, frequenting the most popular bars and clubs, and wearing the trendiest clothes.
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While frequenting music festivals in the U.S. Maezawa realized the business opportunity in selling music merchandise, like CDs and band T-shirts.
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Iverson had been frequenting the casino last week -- and had been gambling with a huge stack of chips at the roulette table.
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It probably depended on your outlook — most bankers with families weren't frequenting the ad hoc wagon brothels or drinking themselves into oblivion.
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People frequenting dispensaries in California are probably not going to get much in the way of consistency, even if they think they are.
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Second, Ms. Daitch enjoys frequenting popular spots at breakfast, when food tends to be the least expensive, yet still freshly prepared and delicious.
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Warren Buffett, "the oracle of Omaha," first started frequenting Piccolo's in May of 21999, according to the restaurant's former general manager, Scott Sheehan.
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Keeping a bag of roasted almonds or pumpkin seeds at your desk is a good way to avoid frequenting you office's snack stash.
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Mr. Bodenstein also said that he met Douglas Miguel Rodriguez, who went by his middle name, while frequenting the store over the years.
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She favored an androgynous look, frequenting the same New York men's tailor — Knize — as Marlene Dietrich, liked Ferragamo flats and wore little jewelry.
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He also began frequenting bars in Newark and Hoboken, where he commenced his habits as a prodigious drinker and a passionate jazz buff.
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Researchers believe that the cardinal frequenting the Caldwells' bird feeder in Erie, Pa., is a rare bilateral gynandromorph, half male and half female.
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But within a few years business picked up, and soon customers started frequenting the bar for its India pale ales and other European beers.
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The singer recently released a hit single, "No Tears Left to Cry," and she's been frequenting the teardrop emoji on Instagram in recent months.
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Her dad found out about some pretty unseemly behavior involving the Princess organizing orgies, frequenting whore houses, and terrorizing a person with intellectual disabilities.
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While she's eating clean, she's also maintaining her physical activity by frequenting her Beverly Hills dance fitness studio with a take-it-easy approach.
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So, unlike those who are used to frequenting flea-pits, where free connection tends to be standard, they actually have something to complain about.
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S. citizens should exercise vigilance when attending large holiday events, visiting tourist sites, using public transportation, and frequenting places of worship, restaurants, hotels, etc.
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She added that the bust wouldn't stop her from frequenting the pizza parlor, but she'll be carefully taste-testing the product from now on.
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Some also speculate that the ghost of the late industrialist Charles Schwab, who famously loved frequenting the theater, spends time in the auditorium, too.
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He spends his time posting near daily on Reddit, frequenting subreddits like r/Braincels (currently one of two main incel forums) and r/ForeverAlone.
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Now new information uncovered by Page Six revealed that Biden may have met Roberts while frequenting a club where she worked as a stripper.
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But a family man convicted of frequenting prostitutes, or a labour activist paraded on television admitting embezzlement, is likely to lose his reputation for good.
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The Duchess of Sussex hasn't worn a look so dramatic — at least not publicly — since her days frequenting red carpets as an actress on Suits.
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The most popular site that no one you know will admit to frequenting, is launching its very own VPN service today, called, get this: VPNHub.
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I've been frequenting the Swan at Alderton since I was a fourteen-year-old selling fire lighters door to door up and down the Sandings.
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Back in the US, Berg played on the Washington Senators, frequenting embassy parties in DC, before being dropped and picked up by the Cleveland Indians.
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But as he began frequenting the city's raucous night clubs, Mr. Galvan — then only 20103 — made poor choices about who he spent his time with.
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Instead, Mr. Ortner argued, Mr. Gilbert felt more at home surfing, traveling to faraway destinations and frequenting exclusive social clubs in Manhattan and the Hamptons.
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These were Ingress players, and they were frequenting the same haunts as Pokémon Go fans years before a squirtle or a bulbasaur appeared on anyone's handset.
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Some presidents were known for frequenting the Georgetown dinner party circuit, others have put certain restaurants on the map just by dropping in for a meal.
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But while Bella's catwalk-frequenting peers gravitate towards the brand's over-the-knee Highlands, Hadid has taken a liking to this high-heeled mid-calf style.
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In seeking out worthy beneficiaries of the company's largess, she took a hands-on approach, personally frequenting small theaters and arts groups throughout the metropolitan area.
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The ripest partisan target is Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, who pads around Washington in $600 embroidered slippers and is known for frequenting high-end restaurants.
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Ms. Cottrill, who grew up in a small Massachusetts town, sowed her interests both online and in local scenes, frequenting house shows in Boston and Philadelphia.
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It's a shift away from other tech companies providing free lunch from in-house cafeterias for their employees instead of frequenting local businesses in the neighborhood.
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Others suggest explanations for cats' prevalence in Istanbul, including their presumed origins as pest control agents on the boats that began frequenting the city's port centuries ago.
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Where I used to spend my time frequenting video game forums, fan fiction websites, and eBaum's World, I now spend my off-work hours cruising through Twitter.
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Then the lady at a new crystal store I began frequenting said my pyrite was of poor quality and that I should invest in a shinier one.
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Let me say that from personal experience as a youth frequenting bars pre-ride hailing, it's definitely true that Taco Bell ended up as a frequent destination.
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Of course, the Trump family has been frequenting UFC events lately -- Trump Jr. and Eric were Covington's personal guests to his fight against Robbie Lawler in Aug.
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But it wasn't until we saw toned, dewy-faced celebrities embrace the glamorous fad diet that we started frequenting Liquiteria, Juice Press, Juice Generation, and Organic Avenue.
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In what was seen as a clear attempt to counteract this perception, Gandhi and his sister Priyanka, who campaigned alongside him, were often seen frequenting Hindu temples.
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Mr. McCain became known for grilling burgers for visitors or frequenting local haunts in town, where his neighbors grew accustomed to seeing him without a security detail.
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At the exclusive but homey nightclub I began frequenting, ushered in past the waiting rabble, beautiful women would grow unexpectedly attentive when they learned where I worked.
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The ambitious young artists, along with the painter Kenneth Noland, who lived in the next town, saw each other almost daily, frequenting each other's studios and exchanging ideas.
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The people frequenting the forums more than anyone are our super awesome moderators, and they've sent me their favorite threads that weren't included in last week's round-up.
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After dropping out of Kenwood Academy High School during his senior year, R. Kelly allegedly continued frequenting the campus while visiting his old music teacher, Dr. Lena McLin.
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Shopsin and Moss suggest that a real New Yorker might attend to those that aren't found elsewhere by frequenting her city's small businesses and otherwise being a neighbor.
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And this was all before dinner, too, which was at Animal, a carnivorous foodie magnet and the antithesis to the wholesome vegan establishments I'd spent the month frequenting.
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My first impression of Red Lobster as a killer of relationships and usurper of gastrointestinal equilibrium didn't stop me from frequenting the place during my years at Rutgers.
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Who are the legitimate Westerners: the millionaire ranchers, the Native Americans watching their ancestral land being sold and resold, the expat city folks frequenting fancy ice cream shops?
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He took part in the quickly intermingling hip-hop and literary scenes of the '90s, frequenting places like the Nuyorican Poets Cafe and writing his own essays and reviews.
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"At the beginning of the Olympics, the lines are short with a few weightlifters, track and field throwers and marathon runners frequenting the Big Macs," Wright wrote in News.com.au.
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David Haight, a senior officer on the front lines of handling tensions with Russia, spent 10 years frequenting swingers clubs, engaging in group sex and carrying on an affair.
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Real estate magnate Rick Caruso -- who owns the place -- said Manny's intolerant views weren't welcome at his center ... despite the fact Manny has been frequenting the place for years.
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"Many were drug users hanging out on the streets, frequenting sex workers who were infected," said Nsanzimana, who co-wrote a research paper on HIV/AIDS transmission in genocide.
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The lawsuit cites the Trump International Hotel, half a mile from the White House, which foreign dignitaries have admitted frequenting as a way to curry favor with the President.
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Since the beginning of their relationship in the public eye, rumors have swirled that Wayne had been seen frequenting massage parlors and sex workers when he was just 16.
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Trump placed his business into a trust controlled by his two adult sons upon becoming president last year after concerns over government and foreign officials frequenting the Trump properties.
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In the 1950s, Mr. Hentoff was a jazz critic in Manhattan, frequenting crowded, smoky nightclubs where musicians played for low pay and audiences ran hot and cold and dreamy.
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There he studied painting and took a day job as a sketch artist for the National Police Gazette, on an entertainment beat that had him frequenting the Ringling Bros.
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Slavoj Zizek, the Lacanian (who is Slovenian), has spent decades frequenting the opinion pages of newspapers and the left-wing corners of YouTube with his Marxist critiques of popular culture.
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Upscale apartment buildings are now starting to pop up around the city, with young people frequenting areas on the city's West side, where Pureval co-owns a bar and restaurant.
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A fissure opens between Lyle and Shiloh as she becomes increasingly devout, quoting Scripture, periodically dropping to her knees in prayer and frequenting sketchy start-up churches in strip malls.
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The committee's third count said Judge Russo should have recused himself from a hearing involving a man he knew from high school, whose pizza parlor the judge admitted to frequenting.
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Wang, 64, had violated disciplinary regulations by frequenting "private clubs", the statement said, adding that he had also been involved in "superstitious activities" over a prolonged period of time, without elaborating.
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Though there appear to be no official guidelines on Wimbledon's website, "dressing smartly is encouraged, especially if frequenting Centre Court or Court One," according to a report by the Evening Standard.
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The first is that he demonstrates he has a massive ego and believes that he is so appealing to women that any story about him frequenting prostitutes simply can't be believed.
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The entire experience of a site shouldn't offend you enough to install technology that prevents the site that creates content from being able to pay for content that is worth frequenting.
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Unless you've been frequenting the dark corners of the internet where people trade in spoiler rumors, the final chapter in the "Skywalker Saga" is, by and large, a giant question mark.
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A weaker dollar can result in higher inflation expectations and higher commodity prices — good news at the margin for commodity-related firms, but not so good for Americans frequenting gasoline stations.
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Study participants who self-reported as excessive Facebook users actually performed worse than their peers on the IGT, frequenting the two "bad" decks that offer immediate gains but ultimate result in losses.
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While authorities branded the Pulse shooting an act of Islamic extremism, civil rights activists asserted that the massacre was also hate crime that largely targeted gay men and Latinos frequenting the club.
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Teodora Carlos, the mother of the gunman, identified by police as 42-year-old Philippines national Jessie Carlos, said that he was a "good person" who changed when he started frequenting casinos.
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Further, they had access to data from electronic tags that were fitted to some of the Wytham Woods birds, allowing the researchers to track how often these birds were frequenting bird feeders.
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He spent eight years frequenting the lecture halls of Greek universities in Athens, attending courses like Sociology of the Ottoman Empire, theology, History of WWII, School of Physical Education, and Sport Science.
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He soon began frequenting chess clubs across the city, including a 1954 visit to the Manhattan Chess Club where Mr. Lombardy claimed to have discovered an 11-year-old Robert James Fischer.
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In the summer of 1930, he was taking the waters in the spa town of Saint-Malo on Brittany's north coast, frequenting the casinos and maisons closes and generally cutting a dash.
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Not literally, but we shares a similar upbringing, from the piles-of-degrees-having moms who worked at Chicago State University to frequenting River Oaks Mall every weekend between 1999 and 2003.
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Lia Dean, Capital One's head of bank marketing and retail, told Reuters that half of those frequenting its cafes were not customers, which was good because more people get familiar with the brand.
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Rather than taking a few years off, as many expected her to do, she instead became more public than ever, frequenting haute couture shows and gaining a new following of enthusiastic fashion fanatics.
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"Angry Orchard if you don't want Black People buying your product or frequenting your establishment, then maybe put a sign on the door so that we know we are not welcome," she wrote.
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He has said that Catholics who place an emphasis on attending Mass, frequenting confession, and saying traditional prayers are "Pelagians" — people who believe, heretically, that they can be saved by their own works.
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De Blasio, who's been frequenting the early primary state in hopes of stirring enthusiasm among black voters, picked up his first endorsement from the mayor of the small Southern town that same week.
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Over the years, the country has come to be known for sex tourism, with large numbers of male visitors frequenting bars, massage parlors and karaoke lounges that have multiplied as tourist numbers soared.
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The book also includes stories about Dorsey's early career — McKelvey first hired him as a teenager for an earlier startup after frequenting Dorsey's mother's coffee shop — and other examples of successful business innovations.
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He started frequenting a Guitar Center near his house, where he practiced on an electronic set "because I was very sensitive to how loud they were and how bad I was," he said.
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"I owe Pasolini a lot, both for the scripts and also because he was considered so dangerous — so frequenting him I was exposed to risks that were very useful to me," she laughed.
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But other 2020 rivals — including Joe Biden, who has been frequenting the big-donor circuit — are not revealing their bundlers, though there is a tradition of both Democratic and Republican candidates doing so.
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With her mother and two sisters, she spent the early 21944s in Europe, living in Germany and traveling often to France, Italy, London and Spain, frequenting art museums, salons, galleries, and artists' studios.
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And then there's a whole host of smaller, athletic apparel brands like Outdoor Voices, Sweaty Betty and Bandier that have incredible street cred in the industry among women frequenting Equinox fitness classes and SoulCycle.
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Robbie 'The Rabbit' Hageman has been frequenting Straight Blast Gym since last year, but the kickboxing world champion has been playing a pivotal role in McGregor's sparring sessions ahead of his UFC 202 test.
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In Virginia, Mr. Northam has targeted black voters in the final weeks of the race, frequenting black churches and campaigning with Eric H. Holder Jr., the former attorney general, in addition to Mr. Obama.
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"I'm thrilled with it now," said Wilson, who involves himself with the details of his properties from ground-breaking to ribbon-cutting — scouting locations, designing room layouts, and frequenting art fairs for new acquisitions.
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The supermarket said in a statement on Monday that the main change in its stores would be to its fresh meat, fish and delicatessen areas after it recognized that fewer customers were frequenting those counters.
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I don't exactly remember any vivid conversations I had on the internet with strangers, but I do recall frequenting Yahoo Chat rooms when I couldn't find any of my friends to chat with on AIM.
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We planted 300,000 trees to improve the Kanha-Pench wildlife corridor, and in a gratifying development, a relocated tiger, ST10, has started frequenting the area of our Trees for Tigers project adjoining the Sariska reserve.
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The second example, Maria Butina, was a photogenic 20-something Russian who, by 2015, was frequenting American political events, posing questions to presidential contenders, dining with the politically connected and snapping photos with conservative VIPs.
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He was the sort of salty old Floridian I forgot about (until this past election, anyway), and he looked like he hadn't left that barstool since he first started frequenting Le Tub 30 years ago.
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But he might have been at this for long enough, though — frequenting the same wine bar in a Copenhagen neighborhood far from and nicer than where he lives — that you can smell more than cologne.
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It's not uncommon to sing all by yourself, either: Recently, young people in urban China have started frequenting self-service karaoke booths that link to social-media apps so users can share their performances online.
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Bourdain has been frequenting this spot—where he orders the mac and cheese, spicy fried chicken and biscuits and gravy with a fountain Dr. Pepper—because, as in every city he visits, he's done his research.
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Who else has the energy, resources, and seven hours to kill between morning lectures and tonight's Sports Soc social to invest in making beer with breakfast cereal or frequenting bars that promote drinking yourself to death?
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Katie Couric, Kyra Sedgwick, and Jimmy Fallon were frequenting their studios around that time, and Trump was part of a group of New York socialites who worked out at their studio in the Hamptons that summer.
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She's spent a lot of time O.G. Beverly Hills Housewife Lisa Vanderpump, even frequenting the restaurateur's West Hollywood bar SUR, which is the subject of another favorite show of Lawrence's: the RHOBH spin-off Vanderpump Rules.
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Each publication had its favorite watering hole, with Daily Telegraph staff frequenting the King and Keys and The Daily Mirror journalists downing pints in the White Hart, which became known as the "Stab In the Back".
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It turns out that — between tolerating cramped apartments with shitty kitchens, dealing with roommates, braving cooking disasters, frequenting 7-Eleven, and ordering in on nights when cooking is too much — GP really is just like us.
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People who give rides, or who deliver groceries or restaurant orders for gig-economy companies could be on the front lines as people avoid public transit and rely on deliveries instead of frequenting restaurants and stores.
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ICE designates people as gang associates if they meet two out of eight criteria, which include frequenting a known gang hangout (which can be a bus stop or a park), wearing gang colors and displaying symbols.
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He also harbored a great fondness for popular amusements, and at some point in the early part of the century, he began frequenting a theatrical horror show in the West End of London called the Phantasmagoria.
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If you've had the year FBI Director James Comey has had, it totally makes sense that you might want to go spend some time in the Texas sun, rubbing elbows with celebrity hipsters and frequenting food trucks.
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One of the regulars, I learned, had narrowly escaped the Bataclan, and while she wouldn't speak about it, she continued to go about her life, frequenting the café daily and taking the Metro as she did before.
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If it sounds like your Grandma named them, it's because she probably did — many of these dealers have been frequenting the grounds since 1959, and refer to the vintage craze of the '70s like it was yesterday.
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The species has been observed keenly frequenting Studio 735, which, despite the white sofas and long wooden bar, feels a little like a stylish basement apartment available for short-term rental, and is just as brightly lit.
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They host events for members to meet in person (gasp!), and they also let you list your local hangouts (bars, restaurants, etc), travel plans, and events you're attending to land on people who are frequenting the same places.
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Hammes had been well-known along the 2,190 mile (3,524 km) Appalachian Trail, which stretches from Georgia to Maine, in his years as a fugitive, frequenting bed and breakfasts and other facilities, the Lexington Herald-Leader newspaper reported.
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I started volunteering at OLGA one day a week and at the same time worked on a photo project with the women frequenting the shelter, where they were given cameras to show their reality in a new way.
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"Hopefully, people will understand that frequenting bars and restaurants — maybe even more than they used to — is really what's going to be needed to get people back on their feet that are really suffering right now," Gerber said.
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Trump and his adult children have been criticized for frequenting Trump resorts around the globe on vacation and on business trips, forcing the Secret Service and other federal agencies accompanying them to spend taxpayer money at Trump properties.
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Everyone from trendy millennials and stylish moms pushing strollers to Finnish bureaucrats have taken to perusing the shops highlighting Finnish-made products, eating at the many eclectic restaurants and frequenting the indie and electronic music festivals held there.
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And other than the topic of dead bodies coming up fairly often, the office is a normal San Francisco start-up, with around 280 people bustling around and frequenting the roof deck with a view of the water.
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While ICE would not comment on the lawsuit, a spokesperson noted that individuals can be identified as a gang member if they meet two of eight criteria, which include wearing gang clothing or frequenting places known for gang activity.
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Because if you happen to live in a major city and like frequenting the more crowd-drawing joints, grabbing a table can be as elusive as finding a Charmander in Pokéman Go. (We gave up a long time ago).
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The Real Housewives of Atlanta star's estranged husband Apollo Nida is currently serving an eight-year sentence for bank fraud and identity theft in Lexington, Kentucky, but Parks made it clear that she won't be frequenting the prison alone.
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But Elsa Bacry, a lifelong Parisian and the director of European partnerships for the luxury travel network Virtuoso, said locals get a taste of them by frequenting their casual bistros and brasseries such as 210 Faubourg, at Le Bristol.
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With more people working from home and practicing social distancing, keeping fit and staying active requires a unique approach — and one that's not as easy as just frequenting a local gym or fitness studio (of which are now closed).
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Some neighbors said they had seen pregnant Chinese women frequenting the facility, raising suspicions among some of them that it was also operating as a birthing hotel for Chinese visitors who want to secure American citizenship for their children.
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Being named on the list means a person can be restricted from frequenting luxury hotels, purchasing airline and high-speed train tickets, going to golf courses, sending their kids to expensive schools and even shopping online for luxury goods.
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Kung pao is the king of Sichuan-American food, which means it's on just about every menu from the suburban strip mall restaurant you grew up frequenting to the trendy new urban hotspot you can't get a seat at.
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Take the case of Friar F., whose debilitating anxiety earned him a list of powerful anti-anxiety medications and diverse psychiatric labels until he finally understood that his habit of frequenting prostitutes corroded his view of himself as a good priest.
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But that's far from the case with the people of Palm Beach -- now the location of his so-called Winter White House -- the long spit of land off Florida's East Coast that the real estate mogul has been frequenting for decades.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said in a statement that a person can be identified as a gang member if they meet two or more criteria, including having gang tattoos, frequenting an area notorious for gangs and wearing gang apparel.
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A jovial man recognizable for his luxurious mustache and for wearing sunglasses indoors, Mr. Matura became immersed in the Caribbean community of West London, frequenting pubs on Portobello Road, playing pool and throwing lines across the tables with other writers.
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"I still don't think the food here is clean," said Scotty Kamaladvin, 71, a retired maintenance worker, eyeing the A grade on a halal cart on Avenue of the Americas at 29th Street that he has been frequenting for decades.
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Though I'd heard repeatedly that Polzine was adamant about keeping the recipe to herself, I began frequenting the bakery and sending friends to buy slices for me, determined to decode the cake myself by tasting it over and over again.
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Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa are realistically two of the biggest artists making music in the UK right now, so a collaboration between the two is, of course, a particularly huge deal for the Slug & Lettuce frequenting contingent of this island.
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The CVS-Aetna deal could attract similar scrutiny if regulators feared it could block Aetna customers from frequenting other pharmacies or contracting with other PBMs, several investors said, asking not to be named because they were not authorized to talk to the press.
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I've spent the majority of this year taking oral prescriptions (even though I was resistant at first), drying out my skin with a slew of daily topical gels and creams, and frequenting my dermatologist's office for cortisone injections like it's my job.
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"My weight is my fate" was another of his sayings, and his chief hobby—his only hobby, as far as I knew—was frequenting the trendiest restaurants around and working his way through the menus as if he were a food critic.
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Phil Torres, Motherboard Contributor RE: The Alt-Right Was Conjured Out of Pearl Clutching and Media Attention Wow, thanks Vice for calling me a racist for frequenting forums where people joke around and have fun about today's political situation in the USA.
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"These kind of stores are what make New York great," said one customer, Wayne Manos, 66, a Marvel and DC Comics lover and a Topps baseball card aficionado who began frequenting the store while working at the now defunct American Stock Exchange.
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Amid the praise for his first three collections, there were many people (including us) who criticized his all-white runway casting, pointing to the hypocrisy that the collection was inspired by the poor, urban youth of color he saw frequenting a thrift chain in Paris.
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While it's unclear exactly what form of depravity the business offers — considering the Gilded Age setting anything from prostitution to opium is a possibility — John looks absolutely ashamed to be caught frequenting such an establishment by a well-to-do young woman like Sara.
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When he wasn't working in the gallery, much of his free time in London was spent frequenting art museums such as the British Museum and the National Gallery, where he had his first exposure to English painters, such as John Constable and John Everett Millais.
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Kim grew up frequenting Korean eateries in Flushing, establishments where you "shovel it in and are shoved out," and he wondered what it would be like if some of his favorite food came with wine pairings and a beer selection beyond Obi and Bud Light.
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From our little-kid memories of watching its Thanksgiving Day Parade on TV, to shopping for party dresses holding our mom's hands, to discovering — and then frequenting — the beauty counter in high school, its been there for us shopping-obsessives since our earliest days of browsing.
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The settlement also states Burch has admitted to using foundation funds to pay for foreign and domestic travel, frequenting night clubs in the Baltimore area on a nearly weekly basis, ordering excessive and expensive food and drink at the country's top restaurants and lavishing gifts on women.
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If you had asked her about her favorite spot in her hometown of Los Angeles a few years ago, she might have told you about the karaoke bar in her neighborhood, or some dive in Atwater, but these days, she's frequenting places that are a little more wholesome.
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Like frequenting brand-new bars with dark wood paneling and twee banjo performances on Thursday nights or collecting tin signs with the names of long-shuttered corner stores, it plays into a fantasy — a piece of 19th-century history that you can buy in the Urban Outfitters checkout line.
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As cases of coronavirus start to rack up in the US, the people who give rides, deliver groceries or restaurant orders for gig economy companies could be on the frontlines of the outbreak as people avoid public transportation and rely on home deliveries instead of frequenting restaurants and stores.
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" Ross explained all the ways people are attempting to control trick-or-treating — including an area that made it illegal for anyone over 14 to participate, families complaining about out-of-towners frequenting their neighborhoods, and some refusing to offer candy until the child specifically says the words "trick or treat.
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Mr Oldenburg considered these spaces to be the heart of the community and necessary to any healthy democracy: he worried that the suburbs emerging on the edges of American cities would lead to isolation and polarisation as people commuted by car, frequenting these places and interacting with their neighbours less.
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The Oscar-winning actress and 'athluxury' clothing designer, 42, tells Architectural Digest she began frequenting the European capital thanks to a romantic tryst, but when that ended, she stayed for the love of the city and her incredibly chic Left Bank home, which is on display in the magazine's February issue.
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If iguanas are frequenting your property, the FWC offered suggestions on how to deter the reptiles, including removing plants they like to eat, filling holes to discourage burrowing, hanging wind chimes or other objects that make intermittent noises, hanging CDs with reflective surfaces, or simply spraying the animals with water.
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"We believe that she's been frequenting the open houses and different events that the venues have had to kind of scope things out, to get to know some of the vendors, and to kind of get an idea of wedding dates and stuff like that that are happening in our area," she said.
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So, perhaps it makes sense that many of us, particularly those young enough not to feel like like we are in immediate danger from COVID-19, first responded to the threat of a pandemic by going out, frequenting bars, shopping as normal — this is what we knew to do in prior times of panic.
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The Second Avenue Deli location my family had been frequenting for three generations shuttered in 2006, following a lease dispute with its landlord; in 2014, Graham Avenue Meats & Deli quietly stopped opening for business one day, despite the fact that it seemed to be a cult favorite among the artists and musicians spilling into the neighborhood.
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The study has some big flaws — a small sample using self-reported data about Facebook use, to name two — but it suggests further research could be warranted: Study participants who self-reported as excessive Facebook users actually performed worse than their peers on the IGT, frequenting the two "bad" decks that offer immediate gains but ultimate result in losses.
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Realizing that he might be killed if he stayed in the South, he took a Greyhound bus to New York, where his uncle was a policeman, and after his acceptance into Cooper Union he immersed himself in all the city had to offer, frequenting art bars and jazz clubs, meeting Romare Bearden, Norman Lewis and Jacob Lawrence.
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In the midst of greater pressures on low- and middle-income students to come up with thousands of dollars that they don't have to cover college tuition and living expenses, with students living in cars and frequenting the school or community food pantry, universities are pouring millions of dollars into luxurious dorms at places like KU—and publicizing it with pride.
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I grew up frequenting Costco's rival, Sam's Club, in my Louisiana hometown, and I'm also no stranger to Costcos in the US.Related: I'm a die-hard Costco fan who shopped at Sam's Club for the first time — and I know which store I'll continue to visitBut I recently decided to check out one of the Costco stores in the Sydney area to compare the supermarket to its American counterpart.
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I'm willing to wager that the rise of the popularity of this term is partly to do with the fact that more women might be watching porn or frequenting porn websites as female sexuality becomes more openly discussed and encouraged, and these women might be drawn to that search word – because of the reason I mentioned before, or because of curiosity about their own pleasure, or because our generation is the most sexually fluid.
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During the early years of the Second World War—the so-called Phoney or Bore War, then the Big Blitz—while his wife, Dig, and son, Sebastian, were living in the countryside, Green remained in London, responding to air raids, frequenting jazz clubs, falling serially in love, socializing with other firemen—and writing one of his best novels, the charged, ornate, and wrenching "Caught" (21945), which amounted to a virtual live feed of all that activity.
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