Cuomo announced Monday morning that all gymnasiums would also close.
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They were set up in gymnasiums, stadiums — up to 1,000 beds.
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By Monday evening, gymnasiums, movie theaters, and casinos will close indefinitely.
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At that time, he wasn't filling coliseums 2,500 to 3,000 seat gymnasiums.
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In speeches at packed school gymnasiums and concert halls across the state, Sen.
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Outside of the elite gymnasiums, young athletes lived in cabins surrounded by woodlands.
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Some of the converted jails also have gymnasiums, kitchen facilities and outdoor gardens.
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He has taken his message to bookstores, breweries, high-school gymnasiums, and college campuses.
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Why is a hodgepodge of gatherings in school gymnasiums the pinnacle of American democracy?
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Other schools have allowed advertising inside gymnasiums and on report cards and permission slips.
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Games will take place primarily in university gymnasiums, such as St. John's and Baruch College.
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After the fire, most migrants were transferred to temporary shelters set up in public gymnasiums.
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Tens of thousands left their homes for school gymnasiums, community centers and other temporary shelter.
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Asylum seekers ended up in school gymnasiums, shuttered big-box stores and crowded tent encampments.
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High schools opened their gymnasiums for us to sleep in, pulling out their wrestling mats.
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About 850 people took shelter at community centers, school gymnasiums and other public facilities in Osaka.
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During a brief tour of the school, Hager pointed out the two gymnasiums full of cots.
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They now appear not only during City Hall events, but wherever the mayor goes. Libraries. Gymnasiums.
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City authorities said the migrants, mainly from Africa, will be taken to gymnasiums in the Paris region.
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At the request of the Tokyo police, he traveled to Sendai and visited gymnasiums filled with bodies.
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" The plan is to use "gymnasiums as temporary facilities to house large numbers of guests and crew.
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Gymnasiums must be opened, oxygen must be found, and the playbook of the past resurrected once again.
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Adoring crowds of supporters, virtually all of them white, stand in packed theaters and high school gymnasiums.
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They eschewed diner stops in favor of filling theaters, gymnasiums and stadiums with thousands of cheering supporters.
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Schools with limited staffing gathered students in gymnasiums to be supervised by a handful of administrators and substitutes.
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Now, wheels on wood at rinks and gymnasiums are perhaps more common than wheels on asphalt or concrete.
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The handball stadium will be transformed into four public schools and the aquatic center will become two public gymnasiums.
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"I have seen Ms. Warren in small church basements and in packed gymnasiums," Ms. Pressley said in the video.
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These predators may not choose, as he audaciously did, to stalk gymnasiums and home in on future Olympic medalists.
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Hospitals could put beds into school gymnasiums, hotels, outpatient surgical centers, or in temporary structures in their parking lots.
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Registered Democratic voters head to their designated precinct location, places such as gymnasiums, school cafeterias, churches and union halls.
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It said beds, blankets and tents were being sent to the area where some people sheltered in sports gymnasiums.
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"I have seen Ms. Warren in small church basements and in packed gymnasiums," Pressley said in a video announcement.
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It said beds, blankets and tents were being sent to the area, where some people sheltered in sports gymnasiums.
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One of its most memorable missions sends its hero through the abandoned Chernobyl — beneath apartment complexes, through playgrounds, across gymnasiums.
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At the time, 21990,24 inmates were sleeping on makeshift triple bunk beds set up in prison gymnasiums and day rooms.
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Crowds in recent days were still jamming into coffee shops, community centers and high school gymnasiums to cheer their candidates.
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"It's these schools, these gymnasiums, these coaches that teach the rules and instill a set of values," Mr. Gates said.
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Late on Friday, just 275 people remained in gymnasiums and schools, of more than 4,000 citizens who had been evacuated there.
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American pro wrestling outside WWE in the early 2000s was limited to high school gymnasiums and mostly empty minor league ballparks.
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Now, when he's not on the set, Aaron holds rallies in school auditoriums and gymnasiums, telling personal stories and giving advice.
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The official starting gun of the 231 elections will be fired Monday night at firehouses, gymnasiums, churches and libraries across Iowa.
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To relieve pressure on hospitals, patients with milder symptoms were placed in temporary isolation facilities set up in gymnasiums and event halls.
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Instead of high school gymnasiums crowded with sweaty, cheering Democrats, there have been health care round tables and tours of ethanol plants.
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The Grenville Baker Boys and Girls Club attracts 200 children a day to its gymnasiums, art classes, homework help and playing fields.
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"We danced in gymnasiums," Ms. Tharp said of herself and her striking band of dancers, which included Sara Rudner and Rose Marie Wright.
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After months of watching vast crowds wait hours in line to fill gymnasiums, many Iowans thought Mr. Trump's star power would shatter turnout records.
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The backdrop of Kiki could've been pulled straight from Paris is Burning: on the streets of Harlem, the Hudson River Piers, bodegas, and gymnasiums.
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Just look at Kasich, who has held over 100 public meetings with voters in this state's high school gymnasiums, veterans' posts and coffee houses.
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Two gymnasiums for local schoolchildren, an industrial kitchen for the weekly Sunday soup kitchen and administrative offices are all housed in the immense crypt.
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And the poses are fierce, though here they are struck in various makeshift spaces — high school gymnasiums, it appears at times, rather than ballrooms.
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On a cold snowy night hundreds of thousands of Iowans go to different gymnasiums, YMCAs and private homes to caucus for their first choice.
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Wuhan authorities are converting an additional eight buildings, including gymnasiums, exhibition centers and sports centers, into hospitals, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Wednesday.
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Most high school valedictorians deliver their graduation speeches in overcrowded gymnasiums to slightly sleepy crowds, but for one Kentucky senior things played out very differently.
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They also wanted to get agents and league personnel out of high school and A.A.U. gymnasiums and the seedy world of sneaker companies and recruiting.
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Over the past several weeks, progressives have taken to the streets (and airports, and school gymnasiums, and pipeline paths, and so on) in historic numbers.
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The evacuation centers are often schools, gymnasiums, or even basketball courts and families sleep on the cold, hard floor or on folded-up cardboard boxes.
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On the ground: Before the ethanol hit the fan, reporters watched democracy take shape in real time as Iowans caucused in gymnasiums across the state.
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Additionally, the purpose of these new gymnasiums designed to teach women the art of boxing focus on technique and exercise, not on the art of fighting.
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Soccer players have stadiums and gymnasts have gymnasiums, but us bikers have to make do with the roads—but MAC is working hard to fix that.
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The night before landfall, people who could not were huddled in school gymnasiums — people for whom evacuation was not a remote possibility, let alone a choice.
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Mr. Sanders is seen greeting voters on the campaign trail, first in small groups, then in gymnasiums, and finally at the huge rallies that became his hallmark.
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It has its roots in the state's first-in-the-nation primary, where candidates frequent the state's diners, gymnasiums and bookstores in the months before the vote.
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On Monday, Iowans will gather in homes, gymnasiums, libraries, taverns and even grain elevators for caucuses to select their favorite for the Democratic and Republican presidential nominations.
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By the end of the 19th century, as bicycles took their modern form, stationary bikes used for exercise became a more common sight in homes and gymnasiums.
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Yet some of the young women who learned the art of boxing in these posh gymnasiums were able when necessary to take their skills to the next level.
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Thousands were soon turning up at school gymnasiums, auditoriums and local event halls to see Trump in person, forming long, winding lines that often spilled into overflow rooms.
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"You miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take," goes the line often attributed to the hockey great Wayne Gretzky and quoted in school gymnasiums ever since.
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The City of Key West ordered the closure of any businesses that "support social gatherings" of 264 or more people, including gymnasiums, movie theaters, museums and sightseeing vehicles.
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Other venues were pressed into service — armories, gymnasiums and the Municipal Lodging House, which was converted from homeless shelter to sick bay for the duration of the epidemic.
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Both prioritized huge crowds over intimate town halls and retail politics, and eschewed diner stops in favor of filling theaters, gymnasiums, and stadiums with thousands of cheering supporters.
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A young gay black memelord from Atlanta taking over the country charts, bringing gymnasiums full of children to their feet and opening up important dialogues about genre gatekeeping?
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The new neighbourhood is peaceful, with low-slung apartments, a new school, playgrounds and green space aplenty, alongside wine shops and cross-fit gymnasiums for the millennial crowd.
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With many sleeping in makeshift accommodation in local halls, gymnasiums and tents, there are growing concerns about how to house them permanently, as thousands continue to arrive each day.
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About 32,000 households were required to evacuate while the bomb was being detonated, and the city opened local schools and gymnasiums for locals to seek shelter during the disruption.
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The law will keep gun bans in place in some areas, including stadiums or gymnasiums during school-sponsored events and meetings where disciplinary or tenure issues are being discussed.
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Now you got people exercising, the ball is going 50 yards farther, the grooves are bigger on clubs, courses are in better condition, guys have travelling gymnasiums with them.
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There were no indoor tennis-dedicated facilities in Liepaja — only school gymnasiums with varnished wooden floors, where the multicolored lines used for various sports intersect like a Mondrian painting.
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They joined the field of 11 Democratic candidates campaigning in packed school gymnasiums and hotel ballrooms six days after the Iowa caucuses drew lower-than-expected numbers of voters.
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To begin, American elections are held in public places — in open rooms such as cafeterias, gymnasiums, community centers, and other event spaces — and in plain view of all assembled.
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VATICAN CITY – The Vatican is drafting guidelines to help Catholic dioceses find appropriate ways to decommission unneeded churches so they don&apost end up as discos, gymnasiums or gelato shops.
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Around 500 were given shelter in three municipal gymnasiums and the government said it would speed up admission to reception centers for migrants wanting to apply for asylum in France.
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Thousands of people are now homeless, taking refuge in gymnasiums or churches, and the authorities are bracing for an influx of bodies as the extent of the destruction becomes clear.
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For months, one of America's most important fights over parental choice in education has been raging on suburban street corners, in school gymnasiums, and in voters' mailboxes in Douglas County, Colo.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish police raided 25 homes, warehouses and gymnasiums and arrested 14 people accused of belonging to a network manufacturing and trafficking performance-enhancing drugs, the interior ministry said on Monday.
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KNIGHTDALE, North Carolina — A couple hundred people seeking shelter from Hurricane Florence are already set up with cots in the gymnasiums and hallways of Knightdale High School in northern Raleigh, North Carolina.
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No words are spoken, apart from the song's lyrics, and Mr. Sanders is seen greeting voters on the campaign trail, first in small groups, then in gymnasiums and finally at huge rallies.
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On the campaign trail, Biden has consistently had private security nearby, and larger venues for campaign rallies like high school gymnasiums often have local police or private security on hand as well.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Golfers and gymnasiums do not always mix, but British Open champion Henrik Stenson has been pumping iron in the Olympic village in preparation for his opening round on Thursday.
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With daily temperatures above 30 Celsius (86 Fahrenheit) and high humidity, life in school gymnasiums and other evacuation centres, where families spread out on mats on the floors, began to take a toll.
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DeSantis issued an executive order on Friday directing all beaches, movie theaters, concert houses, auditoriums, playhouses, bowling alleys, arcades, gymnasiums and fitness studios to close in Palm Beach County and neighboring Broward County.
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Local governments there were forced to set up isolation wards with thousands of beds in gymnasiums and stadiums to care for people who lived alone or were at risk of infecting their families.
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All eyes will be on Iowa this Monday as voters cluster in school gymnasiums and churches around the state to kick off the months-long process of selecting a Democratic nominee for president.
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PARIS — In the thousands of town halls and gymnasiums where the French government has organized "great debates" as a response to the "Yellow Vest" protests, one group has been noticeably absent: young people.
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Sure, President Jimmy Carter held several of these meetings, which often took place in high school gymnasiums across the country, but they lacked the intimacy and exchange that truly characterizes a modern town hall.
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On Friday evening, people gathered at more than 100 gymnasiums, parks and churches around the city to call for gang members and others to stop the violence that has long plagued some Chicago neighborhoods.
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Last month the police in Paris carried out their 34th evacuation of migrants since 2015, removing nearly 3,000 from the Porte de la Chapelle, then busing them to gymnasiums in the region for processing.
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I spent many of my days attending campaign events in high school gymnasiums and college auditoriums and senior centers, analyzing the candidates' messages and talking to voters to see whether those messages were resonating.
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Really, though, such has been life here for many months, as candidates have crisscrossed the state meeting voters — in living rooms and diners, in barns and basement community centers, and in cavernous school gymnasiums.
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Officials, students, and parents say this is ambitious, given many buildings still don't have power or running water; walls and ceilings are flecked with mold; and some are missing cafeterias, classrooms, roofs, gymnasiums, and bathrooms.
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Beyond being home to two different NBA teams, the five boroughs provide devotees of the sport hundreds of parks and gymnasiums in which to play, develop skills, show off moves, and, perhaps most importantly, compete.
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Chinese state media did not clarify which facilities in particular would be chosen but revealed that like the other three places chosen, the venues selected would include places like sports centers, gymnasiums, and exhibition halls.
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This "30 for 30" installment travels back to 1990s New York, where hordes of people were cramming into high school gymnasiums for the chance to see a teenage Felipe Lopez, a Dominican basketball phenom, play.
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" His comments on Indiana: "No surprise the Hoosier state was a slam dunk for Trump, because most voting happens in gymnasiums, and everyone in an Indiana gym is afraid Bobby Knight might be there slinging chairs.
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When he was growing up in Quebec City, there were no indoor courts available in the region, so he played in gymnasiums where the fast wooden floors featured a maze of colored lines for other sports.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Never mind that presidential campaign rallies often draw out thousands of people who can be pressed tightly together in school cafeterias, gymnasiums and event venues.
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The day before the release of the diversity plan, for instance, he and Ms. Fariña held a news conference to announce a plan for expanding the number of school gymnasiums and air-conditioning units in classrooms.
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Styles Q. and A. Two or three times a week, for 20 years, Bart Freundlich has played basketball with a group of guys in gymnasiums around New York City, where he grew up and continues to live.
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Some, like Hugh, were crying on their beds, far from the affected area, while others were on foldout sofas, in sleeping bags, in the back seats of cars, or on cots laid out like circuitry in public-school gymnasiums.
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FANCIEST QUALIFYING CONTEST: Abby Burton, Nashville, Tennessee Winner Abby Burton and the 44 other spellers in the Middle Tennessee regional bee got an 11th-hour upgrade from the crowded, windowless gymnasiums and civic center conference rooms that typically host bees.
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Alinader Minalang, the health director for the Lanao del Sur province which includes Marawi, said 300 cases of diarrhoea had been recorded among the nearly 40,000 people huddled in emergency shelters set up in community halls, gymnasiums and Islamic schools.
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The Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse Act of 2017 also puts measures in place that make it easier for survivors to report such crimes and imposes requirements, like the training of coaches in sexual violence prevention, to hold gymnasiums accountable.
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Mr. Boudour and Mr. Santaki travel all over the outskirts of Paris, from gymnasiums to school cafeterias, to hold dictations on passages from French literature, choosing the texts according to the history of the neighborhood or the names of the streets.
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SPORTS An article on Tuesday about the photographers Michael E. Keating and Chris Smith, who crisscrossed Indiana to take pictures of more than 24637 school gymnasiums, misidentified the family member whose basketball team picture led Mr. Smith to begin the project.
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As a torrent of results were phoned in from school gymnasiums, union halls and the myriad other gathering places that made the Iowa caucuses a world-famous model of democracy, it soon became clear that the whole process was melting down.
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Then, as now, there was a hated Republican incumbent in the White House and a sprawling field of Democratic contenders, none of whom could draw huge crowds to high-school gymnasiums across Iowa like, say, Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama could.
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When Americans are forced to leave their homes because of flooding or fires and have nowhere else to go, charitable organizations routinely open temporary shelters that usually consist of rows of cots in school gymnasiums, churches, convention centers or other large indoor spaces.
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There are the candidates, of course, who descend on the state in their painted buses and black SUVs, racing from middle school gymnasiums to coffee shops to senior centers to make their case to any heartland voter looking for a viable candidate.
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Cabinet reports reveal increased spending on sports every year while satellite imagery and state media show construction of new facilities as well as renovation of old gymnasiums and skate parks, according to Curtis Melvin, researcher at Johns Hopkins University's U.S.-Korea Institute.
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As they enter polls in gymnasiums and firehouses, in community centers and churches all over this great land, voters may have a sinking feeling that it doesn't matter how they vote because the Russians are the ones who are choosing our candidates.
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Nightcap: The latest news and political buzz from CNN Politics | Sign up On factory floors and in school gymnasiums, Clinton pitched her economic vision to union members, teachers and assembly line workers, most of whom described themselves as part of the lower and middle classes.
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While schools boast multi-million, and, in the case of the top tier, billion-dollar endowments, as well as new gymnasiums, auditoriums, and 3D printers, the lack of acknowledgement and support for the labor occurring on the frontlines between faculty, students, and staff is alarming.
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If Democratic voters had been anxious, even tortured, about the task of choosing just one option in the 2020 race, over the weekend there was visible enthusiasm for many of the candidates, who were addressing swollen audiences on college campuses and in local gymnasiums.
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A panel of federal judges had ruled that overcrowding in California prisons amounted to cruel and unusual punishment — prisoners were stacked in triple bunk beds in gymnasiums and dying for lack of medical care — and ordered the state to reduce the population by about 28,000.
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Inslee's life will soon involve a whirlwind of state fairs and high school gymnasiums across Iowa and New Hampshire, but earlier this week, when we met at a coffee shop (ironically called Voxx) in Seattle, he was relaxed, sipping tea, with little in the way of entourage.
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Dozens of schoolchildren packed "selfie lines" to take pictures with Warren, crowds overflowed high school gymnasiums to see Klobuchar, and hundreds waited in line outside a Biden rally in Des Moines as thousands of voters and activists turned out for a last look at the candidates.
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Their program, as outlined in this video by YouTube fitness celebrity (and leading r/bodyweightfitness poster) Antranik, consists of three hour-long workouts that utilize simple movements such as planks, l-sits, handstands, and pull-ups—time-tested exercises that trainees were doing in 19th-century gymnasiums.
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A presidential election unfolds over months in crowded campaign rallies and nominating conventions, and culminates in November when more than 130 million voters and nearly a million poll workers come together in firehouses and gymnasiums, swiping fingers on touch screens or opening up those aforementioned licked envelopes.
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When gymnasiums full of relatively inexperienced undergraduates hear an administrator explain "No means no" over a microphone, no matter how intently we pay attention or how much we agree with that statement, we are not receiving guidance on language that will help us communicate with future partners.
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He used much of his 20-minute address — double the time of Mr. Biden's remarks — to regale voters with the tales of town halls "where the air cracked with skepticism" and gymnasiums filled with people who "really listened" and would eventually help his struggling campaign rebound.
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The heads of the state schools had little good to say about the private school, and Ganna's bewilderment was great when the various gymnasiums refused mid-semester to admit Ferry; and her shock was even greater when it was put down to the insufficient preparedness of the boy.
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But at the end of their show in Kingston, for their much-wondered about final song, the Hip simply played one of their biggest hits, "Ahead by a Century," a 1996 acoustic-based pop song about childhood innocence, beloved and performed by gymnasiums full of Canadian schoolchildren for years.
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Powered by an almost desperate yearning to oust President Trump, and galvanized by the most diverse field in presidential primary history, Democrats are packing into gymnasiums, churches and exhibition halls to hear candidates speak — even if they are far from committed to supporting the candidate they are showing up to see.
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Rather than play to high school gymnasiums packed with adoring crowds as he's done in Iowa, where staff members have led crowds in choreographed dance moves, Mr. Buttigieg appeared in austere settings in North Carolina, South Carolina and Alabama that were more typical of an unknown candidate's first appearances on the presidential campaign trail.
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The Tennessee law will keep gun bans in place for stadiums or gymnasiums while school-sponsored events are in progress; meetings where disciplinary or tenure issues are being discussed; hospitals or offices where medical or mental health services are provided; and any location prohibited by another law, such as at day care centers or elementary schools located on campus.
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But with the gatherings in large filled-to-capacity high school gymnasiums and Carter on an elevated stage at the end of the room, standing at a formal podium with the presidential seal, he was so removed from his audience he just didn't have the interaction or intimacy of those meetings of old colonial New England.
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Hundreds are missing after a fire destroyed a huge migrant camp in France Hundreds are missing after a fire destroyed a huge migrant camp in France A migrant camp inhabited by 1,500 people burned down in northern France Monday night, and while about 500 residents were evacuated to nearby gymnasiums, most other residents are unaccounted for, officials said.
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In the absence of hard results, election watchers in Iowa and across the country, who had eagerly been awaiting the start of the Democratic nominating process, had to make do with televised snippets of scenes from caucus sites, many of them playing out in messy fashion on college campuses and in local meeting halls and gymnasiums.
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Setting aside for a moment the Iowa Democratic caucus' convoluted rules of candidates' meeting a 15% threshold to determine viability and the ensuing spectacle of horse trading for second choices played out in high school gymnasiums, the outright chaos of this moment ought to be enough to shut down this sham and farce of a process.
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He came up through the indies prior to his WWE run, making his name as a stiff yet highly technical worker in various podunk bingo halls, armories, and gymnasiums alongside an entire generation of hungry young men and women who would opt for a surprisingly old-school approach to making it in the business—the aforementioned Punk, Samoa Joe, Cesaro, Sara Del Rey, and a host of others.
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"The most recent budget did finally break that trend but the figures that [the government is ] promising over the next 5 years only go a small part of the way to recouping the losses that [Indigenous communities] have experienced over the last 20 years," Wilson said, citing issues like mould and overcrowded housing, boiled water advisories in over 100 communities, and schools without facilities like gymnasiums and science labs, as barriers to children's success.
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Democrats in that small state of three million souls will head to 2900,220006 local libraries, gymnasiums and living rooms to try to convince their neighbors that former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' Biden offers advice to young people with stutters: It's important 'to not let that define them' MORE or Sanders or someone else has the best chance to beat Trump in November.
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