Tensions grow at town halls Angry town halls are back.
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Word spread through union halls, churches, barbershops, pool halls and, significantly, through the black press.
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Many members have started avoiding town halls, opting for "virtual town halls" or smaller, private events.
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Angry crowds confront Republicans in Trump-era town halls Angry crowds confront Republicans in Trump-era town halls Congressional Republicans have faced angry protests during their first Trump-era town halls.
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I think the town halls are better for all the candidates, that we've had these televised town halls.
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I fought to spread this message from diners to union halls to the halls of the House of Representatives.
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The antagonistic nature of these town halls has some GOP strategists advising lawmakers to steer clear of physical town halls.
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From the halls of schools to the halls of Congress, young people are certainly talking the talk about climate change.
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It urged tele-town halls instead of in-person town halls and virtual phonebanks instead of in-person phone banking.
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BUT I WONDER, WHEN YOU MENTION IN THIS THAT THAT YOU NOW WALK THE HALLS, DID YOU STOP WALKING THE HALLS?
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, who have been avoiding in-person town halls while opting for the more controlled tele-town halls.
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In the last 18 months, millions of people have marched, flooded town halls and the halls of Congress to demand our rights.
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Two nights of CNN town halls CNN will host two nights of town halls this week featuring the leading Democratic presidential candidates.
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The New Niche: Gluten-Free Dining Halls Kent State and Cornell University have opened the nation's first certified gluten-free dining halls.
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"We had about 75 nightclubs in the South Bronx and in the surrounding areas, numerous catering halls and dance halls," he said.
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Stephanie's son, Dalton Jackson, finished all his requirements and was set to graduate from Halls High School in Halls, Tennessee, on May 18.
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"Whether in the halls of the courts or the halls of Congress, we will fight to defend net neutrality," Markey said in a statement today.
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From storming the halls of Congress to striking from the halls of their schools, it seems the kids these days are ready for climate action.
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Set to the noise of a roaring race car engine, the camera literally zips through the halls (yes, halls!) of her closet briefly pausing in certain sections.
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That's why The Ticket Fairy has focused on signing up non-traditional venues for festivals, trade convention halls, newly built esports arenas, as well as concert halls.
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We've held Demo Days in concert halls in southwest Virginia, on college campuses in Miami, in wedding halls in Northern India and in co-working spaces in Accra.
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"I never behaved like this at town halls, even when I was somebody running for office against the person who was having those town halls," Hill told reporters.
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And a lawyer for Mr. Halls, Charese Rohny, said that Mr. Halls "was never presented with anything that required a response" regarding any inquiry before he was fired.
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Ms. Warren will be recording videos, doing satellite interviews and possibly tele-town halls, and Mr. Bennet will be holding tele-town halls and appearing on Facebook Live.
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But as he walks the halls of Denver's Stedman Elementary School as its new principal, he'll never forget where he started: as a custodian mopping and sweeping these same halls.
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They are a big part of the market for private halls: in London, more than half the students living in halls owned by Unite, the largest private provider, are foreign.
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As President Trump continued his war against fake news this week, reporters around the country produced groundbreaking investigative reporting from the halls of nursing homes to the halls of power.
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Town halls as far as the eye can see CNN is hosting 5(!) town halls with 2020 candidates this week, featuring Gillibrand, former HUD secretary Julián Castro and Washington Gov.
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That message rung out in the halls of Congress and in town halls across the country in the outpouring of opposition to bills that would have repealed the Affordable Care Act.
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There were Hungarians, Austrians, Czechs and Poles, too, united by a shared culture of kaffee mit schlag, schnitzel and strudel; there were German dance halls, cafes, movie theaters and beer halls.
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I'll be hosting the book launch event on Tuesday evening, details here... Five CNN town halls this week And you thought three town halls in one evening was impressive last month?
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"Duck the Halls: A Mickey Mouse Christmas Special" – Dec.
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But if we start locking down airport entrance halls, we would logically have to move on to train terminals, and bus stations, and concert halls, and public squares, and churches, and schools.
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Museums can be training grounds for that reading, though to be truly useful schools they must be willing to identity themselves as historical halls of shame as well as halls of fame.
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Groups like Indivisible have been focusing their organizing energy on packing congressional town halls — or holding "empty-chair town halls" to shame congressmen who refuse to appear in front of their unhappy constituents.
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From April to September the halls host weddings every day.
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This wave of voter outrage isn't new to town halls.
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The debates, the rallies, the town halls, the Sunday interviews.
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OFA volunteers have also attended several recent Republican town halls.
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The company's stores are sometimes compared to European food halls.
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And working the halls this weekend will be Arkansas Sen.
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The machines get progressively unconventional as I roam the halls.
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Reporters, like myself, were denied entry to the meeting halls.
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Axe, of course, gives his new Halls a head's up.
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We can do as many town halls that we can.
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It has echoed around Chinese lecture halls in recent months.
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She'll hold two last town halls in Rochester and Portsmouth.
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KEENE, N.H. — At the start of her town halls, Rep.
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Ghanaians crowd into halls to watch European matches on television.
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On Friday morning, the halls of the Capitol were quiet.
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The incumbent won't hold town halls or engage with voters.
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People were shouting inside the convention halls at each other.
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We list protests and town halls but also online events.
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Therapy dogs will roam the high school's halls on Feb.
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This routinely overfills certain courses and causes overflowing lecture halls.
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The lecture halls of Australian universities provide more visible evidence.
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The first is Wreck the Halls, its "Hoppy Holiday" ale.
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He lit up the FNC halls w/his kindness & humor.
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This school had to go policeman armed, roaming the halls.
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Now that discourse is headed to the halls of Congress.
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A staffer walks the halls with a student in September.
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We played that thing in basements and in VFW halls.
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Two other halls in the same complex still lacked seats.
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President Obama had the Tea Party town halls in August.
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Even those halls run by universities are getting more expensive.
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Looking to deck your halls for not too much dough?
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It's not surprising to see his entourage walking the halls.
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The pair of town halls, which start at 8 p.m.
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Duty to Warn isn't just stopping at town halls either.
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But that hasn't stopped protesters from holding town halls anyway.
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L) and casinos and bingo halls operator Rank Group (RNK.
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Basically almost attack us in the halls of the capitol.
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Is there redemption in the hallowed halls of Junk Junction?
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Candidates stumped in union halls and relied on union donations.
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He also has two town halls scheduled in the state.
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In the main halls, there are speeches by political leaders.
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Music schools and concert halls have cut back on orders.
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Suggested events included press conferences, telephone town halls or roundtables.
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The residence halls at Scripps College look like classical mansions.
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I don't care if I sell out big concert halls.
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He'll hold town halls on Wednesday in De Pere, Wis.
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The Halls say their strong Christian faith helps bond them.
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Most concert halls and opera houses are just too big.
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Food halls are migrating to the suburbs and spreading inland.
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Put simply, it was free and the halls were packed.
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On the one hand, who cares about Halls of Fame?
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People claim that there are multiple ghosts roaming the halls.
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At most food halls, inconstancy is part of the charm.
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Food halls have been around for years, especially in Europe.
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The White House has decked its halls for the holidays.
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Do you love town halls as much as our reporters?
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Still, restaurateurs appear willing to give food halls a shot.
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They ended up in juvenile halls, in jail, or worse.
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But her work faded from concert halls over the years.
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A lot of them were crying in the dining halls.
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Meanwhile, Munich's beer halls remain open, at least for now.
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Together, we wandered its empty halls and then stood outside.
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They stared out at me as we walked the halls.
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The halls were filled with patients on gurneys, awaiting surgery.
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She quickly became a fixture at the top music halls.
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We'll continue to hold town halls on important workplace issues.
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Together they saw about a dozen concert halls and theaters.
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He'll hold town halls in West Des Moines and Waterloo.
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He'll hold final town halls in Cedar Rapids and Coralville.
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At two CWU town halls on Saturday morning with Sen.
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Ben Carson holds three town halls in Iowa on Thursday.
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He'll participate in one of CNN's New Hampshire town halls.
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Both halls are normally off limits to the public. Mrs.
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He'll hold Iowa town halls in Knoxville, Ottumwa and Fairfield.
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I fight for my constituents in the halls of Congress.
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"Deck the Halls" (2006) was difficult for critics to enjoy.
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Find a company whose values are alive in the halls.
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Constituents heckled lawmakers at town halls and other public events.
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Reinhardt started off playing the banjo in Paris dance halls.
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People who call themselves socialists roam the halls of Congress.
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The town halls occurred in February, October and November 2017.
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But fire halls are running out of food, Flitcraft said.
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Older white men have always defined the halls of power.
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He was in and out of juvenile halls and jails.
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The most frightening change of all: The halls are quiet.
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Unlike the teenagers that walk the halls of this school.
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We will host two town halls in Marietta & Decatur TOMORROW.
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Food halls are beginning to migrate to the suburbs, and although observers expect more growth in those environments — and eventually malls — they wonder if enough demand exists to support food halls in those locations.
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After a series of ugly town halls during the first congressional recess in February (here's a list), GOP members of Congress have been refusing to appear in front of their constituents, scheduling fewer town halls.
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Viennese coffee houses and beer halls clatter and chatter with life.
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But the phrasing did not originate from the halls of Congress.
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Katie Holmes has arrived in the hallowed halls of Harvard University.
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They were playing legion halls and VFWs in Connecticut and Worcester.
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Molinari is comfortable in the GOP-dominated halls of Congress: 8
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Chants of "build that wall" thundered through arenas and convention halls.
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When she stealthily moved through the halls and located Maggie. 17.
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Meals are eaten in halls, with an entire parish sitting together.
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Amy Klobuchar — participated in town halls on the network before Gillibrand.
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Not Silicon Valley but the country calling in, doing town halls.
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I tried to sell ... KS: How are your town halls going?
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Crowded lecture halls and insufficient time with professors are common complaints.
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She walked with me around the halls … she got me water.
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Can you think of a faster way to deck the halls?
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Cathedral spires and town halls dominated British skylines until the 1950s.
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Discussions will be held on the internet and in town halls.
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They fill conference halls with their joy, thoughtfulness and technical wizardry.
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Statues and oddities litter the halls at Wizards of the Coast.
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The laughter of all four family members resonates through the halls.
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"It has been heard in the halls of Congress," Aiken quipped.
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By then, too, they were almost exclusively playing in concert halls.
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It'll almost feel like you're sneaking around the halls of Hogwarts.
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Protests erupted on the street and in the halls of government.
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Yes, Cambridge Analytica—the words echo down the halls of memory.
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Music halls, restaurants, hotel lobbies—even your parents' basement could work.
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The halls and chambers of the temple are filled with pain.
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It's like the locker room, but it's the halls of medicine.
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Exploring those halls decades later, she was just as awe-struck.
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Startup founders host weekly town halls, Friday all-hands, and AMAs.
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The JOLTS report is watched closely inside the halls of government.
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He meets with veterans at VFWs, coal miners at union halls.
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"Today, they were wandering the halls wondering what's next," he added.
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Each contains workshops housing everything from recording studios to dance halls.
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Louisiana now allows kids to carry bulletproof backpacks in the halls.
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They do not want to sit in 261-seat lecture halls.
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The halls of Rosewood High show us exactly what hasn't changed.
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Randlett truly loved that building and all who walked its halls.
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CNN will hold other town halls this month including an Oct.
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This is the first of three town halls she's holding today.
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Read below to see the 15 best dining halls in America.
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He holds Saturday town halls in Racine County, at 2628 a.m.
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Visually, the residence halls are sure to leave students in awe.
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So it has had an impact in the halls of power.
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Less imposing halls need to be found for the symphonic repertory.
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Even the hallowed halls of MBA programs need memes too, apparently.
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Deck the halls with a set of vintage-looking holiday ornaments.
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Anti-Semitic tropes have no place in the halls of Congress.
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As many as 60 languages waft through the halls and classrooms.
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Sloan has also been hosting town halls to hear employee concerns.
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The fewer white nationalists in the halls of power the better.
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In fact, the characters don't seem terribly attracted to those halls.
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Now there are around five large Pyongyang beer halls serving it.
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And when they build the new halls, they build new orchestras.
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To be fair, Democrats hedged on town halls five years ago.
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The trauma of urban living dominated the atmosphere in the halls.
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I never saw them, but their trolleys lingered in the halls.
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Will dining halls still be open for those still on campus?
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They tripped him in the halls and stole from his backpack.
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He held two town halls a month from March through July.
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Still, that controversy is likely to roil the halls of Congress.
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But on September 22017th its departure halls were almost completely abandoned.
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Here are some dispatches of the uproar from the town halls.
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Some Republican lawmakers have chosen to skip the town halls altogether.
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He wasn't engaging folks at home, refused to do town halls.
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Legislators have faced significant blowback during recess, including raucous town halls.
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Bureaucrats steeped in austere Wahhabism draw converts in government prayer halls.
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In red West Texas, Democratic politicians don't hold many town halls.
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The current mineral and gem halls will close on Oct. 26.
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Thousands of visitors walk through the halls of Congress every day.
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He gave numerous talks to schoolchildren, to colleges and union halls.
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They called four nearby town halls and got the same response.
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"Dining halls are usually a disaster; everyone's touching everything," Griffin said.
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There's still a lot of anger and disappointment in the halls.
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But on September 250th its departure halls were almost completely abandoned.
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In response, protesters occupied the halls of the Capitol for weeks.
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He imagines them outside the hospital windows, or stalking its halls.
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The town halls were originally slated to be held on Jan.
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And if so, what dangers could lurk in those hallowed halls?
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What if that world was inside the halls of St. Sebastian?
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Cafes, buses, markets and concert halls become abattoirs, public and obscene.
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Here are critical moments from some of town halls already held.
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Instead, the candidates speak to their followers in stadiums and halls.
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Here&aposs how the two residences deck the halls for Christmas.
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Deval Patrick participating in hour-long town halls from New Hampshire.
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The 2020 town halls have done the same for Pete Buttigieg.
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The group attracted a lot of attention in local dance halls.
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He walked the halls and dropped in on people he knew.
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"I can tell you, I walk the halls enough," Chatterjee said.
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John Kasich holds three town halls in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
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He'll hold Iowa town halls in Iowa City, Burlington and Davenport.
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Indeed, one is unfolding in the halls of Congress right now.
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By the fall, he was holding more town halls than rallies.
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Pachinko halls are required to comply in the next three years.
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Yet this demographic is greatly underrepresented in Washington's halls of power.
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But most Democratic events are not like Tulsi Gabbard's town halls.
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The town halls were ratings successes and became targets for Trump.
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ET) town halls, Anderson Cooper will moderate the Warren (8 p.m.
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Women disproportionately make calls, knock doors, and have flooded town halls.
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I HAVE TO THEM – MY LUNCHES AND DINNERS AND TOWN HALLS.
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We need you making good trouble in the halls of Congress!
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You could imagine you were dwelling in marble halls, couldn't you?
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Amash is hosting three town halls this week, and touted his openness to the exceedingly polite Western Michigan crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.) Other lawmakers have held closed meetings, avoided town halls or, in one case, been the beneficiary of a busload of Trump supporters, who fought back against angry progressive activists.
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"The good news is that there are some terrific vendors that can provide great food and beverage in food halls," said Mr. Colicchio, who is consulting on food halls in Cincinnati, San Francisco and the Bahamas.
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While Bloomberg has not yet qualified for the debate, CNN extended Bloomberg an invitation to participate in the Nevada Town Halls, as part of the network's commitment to hosting town halls with the Democratic presidential candidates.
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" Rajput agreed with the notion that the highly-charged environment at many town halls now resembles the tea party influence over town halls six years ago, saying, "if it worked for them, it should work for us.
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Under an emergency plan, exhibition halls at fairs, sports halls and campuses in Belgrade and major cities will be turned into hospitals with thousands of beds to accommodate people who suffer mild symptoms of the coronavirus infection.
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Tim Ryan of Ohio have all participated in the federation town halls.
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I held virtual town halls with thousands of students across the country.
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As far as I know, she didn't stop at any UAW halls.
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But vanishingly few House Republicans, she discovered, actually had town halls planned.
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Many host virtual or tele-town halls while Congress is in session.
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Not every GOP representative is facing the angry crowds at town halls.
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Students lined the halls of Virginia's Pole Green Elementary school on Feb.
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Kilsheimer said Holton called out after he heard them in the halls.
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The majority of the world's parliament assembly halls follow the "semicircle" layout.
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The network has extended invites for town halls to numerous Democratic candidates.
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I spent a great deal of time pacing those star-lined halls.
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CNN's Anderson Cooper will kick off the town halls, with Ohio Gov.
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"Grease" will be the word in the halls of Fox this week.
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At 18, I visited one of New York City's trendiest pool halls.
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Dozens continued to line the halls of the courthouse throughout the day.
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The halls of Kensington Palace are about to be filled with noise!
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As the day went on, the halls became more and more packed.
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By people, Celeste specifically means politicians, especially in the halls of Congress.
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Its ranks skew older, and more men than women roam its halls.
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Arch-segregationists — mostly Democrats — were serving openly in the halls of Congress.
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He'll hold town halls at Windham Center School and Nashua Community College.
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Down the halls following an escort, up broad stairs, into the pavilion.
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Statues of her are found in town halls and courts across France.
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Gender inequality in lecture halls has faded; household income inequality has widened.
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And in that regard, the town halls have made us all winners.
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In the first year, thousands jam into lecture halls designed for hundreds.
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Kirsten Gillibrand have dedicated policy plans and town halls to gun control.
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Within 15 minutes or so, the building's halls are deserted, chairs empty.
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As universities developed, local entrepreneurs built halls and hostels for the students.
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It appears everywhere from the street food stands to bougie banquet halls.
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Séances and trance demonstrations were held in concert halls and private parlors.
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Streets or hospital wards or dance halls contained not crowds, but individuals.
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In all, he made 17 escape attempts from jails and juvenile halls.
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With this he could bring audiences in concert halls to their feet.
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The topic expected to once again dominate the town halls: Health care.
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Some lawmakers, though, are opting not to hold town halls at all.
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He sees them in the halls and on planes; they are everywhere.
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I think Nina Dobrev, I'd love to see in the halls again.
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Also, Paige, I'd love to see her haunt the halls of Degrassi.
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Paulsen's many voices echo down the halls of generations of childhood memories.
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The angry people at town halls are about to get even angrier.
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His town halls became events in themselves -- each bigger than the next.
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And he dances around the halls of the hospital he lives in.
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Patrick Dempsey's handsome doctor is still haunting the halls of that hospital.
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But as the rain continued, more than 10,000 people filled the halls.
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At town halls, it seemed like every other question was really hostile.
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"High in the halls of the kings who are gone," Podrick sings.
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February recess, when a slew of raucous town halls swept the nation.
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Representative Don Bacon (R-Neb.) is new to the halls of Congress.
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We were at the wedding halls where their real wedding took place.
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Women dressed as handmaids stood lining the halls outside the hearing room.
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So they turn to our digital town halls and document their stories.
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So what happens after a wave of new protests at town halls?
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Inside are two hypostyle halls, in which massive columns support the roof.
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Its halls, once filled with student researchers, are now caked in dust.
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There are countdown clocks for events as humdrum as candidate town halls.
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Within the office, portraits of white male CEOs may line the halls.
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But what about the climate forums and climate town halls recently announced?
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The six town halls, which had been evacuated, reopened during the day.
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It's home to six residence halls that are filled with enticing features.
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For example, prisoners were eating together in the dining halls by 1924.
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As time marched on, the debate inside the halls of Congress raged.
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In North Carolina, designated bingo halls are strictly forbidden from selling alcohol.
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"The halls became quiet, rather than full of life," Joyce Singer said.
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Students at High Point University can choose between eight different residence halls.
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CNN will present two prime-time town halls next week featuring Sen.
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Yi usually goes here to make use of its silent study halls.
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Impeachment didn't come up once at town halls held by Democratic Reps.
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J.) (San Francisco Chronicle) … CNN will host hourlong town halls with Reps.
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In some, once-grand halls are falling apart because of poor upkeep.
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Women have been pouring into town halls to hold elected officials accountable.
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Activists and protesters began showing up at town halls and berating Republicans.
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Now he was offering money for influence in the halls of government.
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But, you know, we're not the operator of the world's town halls.
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Democrats can't simply foment during press conferences in the halls of Congress.
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He also announced he would replace campaign rallies with virtual town halls.
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Various halls as well as the engine room are open for tours.
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They've seen their friends, teachers and coaches gunned down in the halls.
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He began playing in Dance halls in Jamaica in the late '60s.
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Soldiers were walking around dark halls using the lights from their phones.
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They saved the Affordable Care Act when they flooded congressional town halls.
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Public squares will no longer be the reception halls for organized crime.
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" And four times, they halls filled with cries of, "Lock her up!
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Families are decking the halls to bring light in a dark time.
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There are too many large lecture halls, and too many lost students.
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As Hunter is primarily a commuter school, there are no dining halls.
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We had town halls and invited the spouses of employees to come.
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Town halls, he said, wind up becoming "screaming matches" that "diminish" democracy.
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Principals used to walking the halls will need to project themselves differently.
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Museums in every city in northern Syria fill halls with their portraits.
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Ms. Ramirez arrived at the rarefied halls of Yale from Shelton, Conn.
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Below the exhibition halls, two stories down, are archive and storage rooms.
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Members can access the club's pools, beaches, dining halls, and private rooms.
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Travis Kalanick, the recently departed chief executive of Uber, roamed the halls.
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Of course, these two artists routinely appear in major halls, as well.
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"The Brothers Gracchi" would play to sold-out halls in Trump country.
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In 1919, Hitler was known only in a few Munich beer halls.
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Other nonessential government agencies, including courts and city halls also are closed.
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Front Burner DeKalb Market Hall is among the city's largest food halls.
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"The football players were sort of referees in the halls," Darrel said.
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So you know they only called landlines, CB radios and V.F.W. halls.
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Schools and police departments are closing, fire halls are clinging to life.
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The network is working on rescheduling the town halls, the spokesperson said.
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The halls of its offices are dotted with cameras, looking for faces.
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Spanberger promised town halls and accessibility, neither of which were Brat's strengths.
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Before long she was appearing on her own at Parisian music halls.
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Under significant pressure from constituents and activist groups at town halls, Sen.
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On Wednesday and Thursday, eight candidates are participating in CNN town halls.
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This is what one of the entrance halls of LVCC looked like.
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And I am hearing it again today in the halls of Congress.
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They didn't know if the halls had been littered with homemade explosives.
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He'll hold town halls in Fort Dodge, Carroll, Boone and Des Moines.
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He's in New Hampshire for town halls in Dover, Concord and Dublin.
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It's been the focus of the town halls, and it's not over.
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He declined to speak with reporters in the halls of the Senate.
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Voters across party lines strongly supported town halls that cover multiple topics.
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"[IBM was] walking the halls with teams of executives," Texas state Rep.
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He roamed the first-floor halls before going to the second floor.
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One of the themes from last February's town halls was progressive activists.
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And despite it all, Mugabe was feted in Africa's halls of power.
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ET) town halls, and Don Lemon will moderate the Harris (10 p.m.
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The university's public safety department doubled patrols around campus and residence halls.
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He has been hosting town halls to draw attention to his plans.
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On Saturday, he'll hold town halls in Rochester, N.Y. at 11 a.m.
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At one of the town halls, impeachment didn't come up even once.
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Constituents should demand that 100 percent also attend town halls, he added.
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The halls of its offices are dotted with cameras, looking for faces.
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I mean, you've seen him in the halls ... No, that's not true.
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If senators didn't hold town halls, objectors made their voices heard anyway.
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Men sleep up to three per bed and sometimes fill the halls.
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Yet to address the needs of working parents nationwide, the growing demand for these policies must be heard, not only in city halls and state capitals, but in the halls of Congress and the White House as well.
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The person I'm running against, Paul Ryan, though he claims not to have time for public town halls in the district, he's had over 50 town halls where people give him $10,000 to have a picture taken with him.
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" The mayor of St. Louis quickly took that advice, closing for several weeks "theaters, moving picture shows, schools, pool and billiard halls, Sunday schools, cabarets, lodges, societies, public funerals, open air meetings, dance halls and conventions until further notice.
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That was done through town halls, protests, and relentless phone calls to Congress.
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Known for walking the halls, asking other residents if they needed hugs, Mrs.
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They're here to deck the halls and wish us all a Merry Christmas.
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Plus, the young man graduated from the hallowed naval halls of Annapolis Academy.
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Young Mr. Marshall did a textbook dab in the hallowed halls of Congress.
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Amy Klobuchar, and Mayor Pete Buttigieg have all held Fox News town halls.
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"I remember those town halls; they have definitely come to mind," Dahman says.
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Gabby Giffords to explain why he is not hosting in-person town halls.
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Voters will share their hearts with us and with candidates at town halls.
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I will be keeping close eyes on town halls and to their platforms.
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I like kid-friendly beer halls where dads wear their children like binoculars.
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He views Fox News' Democratic town halls as an "et tu, Brutus" situation.
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Grassroots Democrats are swarming town halls and running for office in massive numbers.
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I couldn't walk out of my halls without having to take a selfie.
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You look into the halls of hell, and near-death experience changes you.
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In speeches at packed school gymnasiums and concert halls across the state, Sen.
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Sophie: But the dishes people suggested the most weren't in the dining halls.
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Two throne halls in the Central Court are also open to the public.
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TR: Are you trying to sell that vision at town halls this year?
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The halls of Monaco's Royal Palace are about to get a lot noisier!
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Security would be present between the dining and residence halls, the school said.
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Two halls away, strings of kindergarteners in playgroups ran past hand in hand.
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Suddenly the halls are clogged with families and individuals gawking at the spectacle.
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On university campuses in Sydney Chinese students fill lecture halls and research labs.
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But scolds are in short supply, at least within the halls of Congress.
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I counted at least 20 in just a few hours walking the halls.
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Evacuees are being housed in makeshift shelters like town halls and school gyms.
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Alicia Silverstone is ready to revisit the halls of Bronson Alcott High School.
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Settlements have restaurants, billiard halls, pharmacies and vegetable stalls, but business is sluggish.
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I'd go to his Town Halls, listen to how he answered every question.
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After our morning case, I walk the halls with one of my teammates.
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The halls of the Rocinante were also dim, set for a night cycle.
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On average, private halls have increased their rents by one-fifth since 2012.
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In response, most congressional Republicans aren't scheduling in-person town halls this recess.
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We were walking the halls of the hospital, doing laps as they say.
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The days of dozens of town halls in a single state are over.
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But Stevens said he didn't want to deck his halls with Beast paraphernalia.
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Democrats can counter they held numerous hearings, town halls and industry listening sessions.
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But other lawmakers have scheduled traditional town halls to hear from their constituents.
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If your senators are holding town halls, show up and voice your opinion.
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Gremmler also took cues from the atmosphere and architecture of classic concert halls.
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So what sparked ketamine's return to the UK's student halls, clubs, and streets?
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From within its cavernous halls a new passenger jet emerges every working day.
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Then again, are shows of force really what we want in concert halls?
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A voice like mine has never been heard in the halls of Congress.
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The town halls come with the Iowa caucuses less than 100 days away.
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Pandemonium and sugar intake swelled the halls, only slowly giving way to chess.
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Some of these town halls didn't even break 21625 million viewers on CNN.
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Gorka had access to the Eisenhower Building, however, and he prowled its halls.
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I've worked in and around the halls of Congress for nearly four decades.
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Bowdoin College offers typical residence halls along with and eight special "College Houses."
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Let it be heard in the halls of the United Nations—Israel lives.
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Is no one smiling, laughing, or talking with one another in the halls?
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For those who choose to live on campus, Chicago has seven residence halls.
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He was nowhere to be found in the halls around the Senate chamber.
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So volunteers are working in dining halls, and students have been hoarding food.
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"Anti-Semitic tropes have no place in the halls of Congress," McCarthy tweeted.
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The firm is currently tracking more than 200 existing and planned food halls.
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Hotels and other institutions have even declined to rent halls to the party.
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There's been a steady stream of movement in the halls of power, however.
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Who knew such fun was to be had in the nation's legislative halls?
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The facility's three indirect calorimeters are down the halls from the research kitchen.
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We held town halls consistently that fewer than 50 people showed up for.
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Minutes after jacking in, Castellanos was wandering the horrifying halls of a nightmare.
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Jennifer Lawrence's wedding brought stars like Adele and Amy Schumer to Belcourt's halls.
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Many of those who are holding in-person town halls are taking precautions.
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Classrooms had been converted into bedrooms, but silver lockers still lined the halls.
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So you'll always see at least two bags of Halls honey cough drops.
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A family spokesman, Simon Halls, said Ms. Fisher died at 23:55 a.m.
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In the halls of the Capitol, neckties, not bow ties, are the norm.
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The Capitol Police began clearing the halls, arresting several people in the process.
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So I watched the debates, watched the town halls, listened to the candidates.
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Still, there are indications the proposal is reverberating in the halls of Washington.
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Walk down the halls, open the doors, see the inside of the annals.
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A polarizing debate found its way into the halls of Vox's D.C. headquarters.
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And sometimes they're loud at town halls and they demand attention and energy.
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She has repeatedly drawn sky-high television ratings for cable news town halls.
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On a recent evening, the woman with dementia wandered the halls and cried.
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Google workers whizzed through the halls on scooters with their own docking stations.
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Kids run through the halls as the imam recites the Quran in Arabic.
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Dr. Mason's concert career took her to churches and halls on five continents.
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In any case, there are no shortage of town halls to go around.
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I love walking the beautifully lit cavernous halls filled with Caucasian oak barrels.
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The huge size of one of the main turbine halls is wildly impressive.
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He is scared to look us in the eye and hold town halls.
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Donna Shalala (D) said she would hold town halls electronically, Roll Call reported.
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Biden talked up his virtual town halls before turning to his own actions.
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Latin music desegregated the dance halls in New York City in the 1950s.
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It changes the conversations in the housing units and in the mess halls.
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CNN has held 25 town halls so far this year for presidential candidates.
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It's also that Fox News has hosted town halls with Democratic 2020 candidates.
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It is not just in wedding halls that the rules are being stretched.
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Most concert halls today, including those designed for chamber music, are too big.
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Mr. Ford continues to hold regular evening rallies in halls across the province.
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He'll hold town halls across central Iowa, stopping in Waukee, Newton and Ottumwa.
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Soaring through halls and over rooftops, drones provide customers with an immersive experience.
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In 2010, it brought out large, angry crowds at Democratic congressman's town halls.
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Women could not even enter the prayer halls where these dances were performed.
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Unlike Mr. Cuomo then, Ms. Nixon will be roaming the convention halls herself.
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Climate crisis CNN last night hosted a marathon of climate crisis town halls.
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On Wednesday, he holds town halls in Beaufort, S.C., at 2628:28503 a.
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But he did it in the halls of Congress, and he's given immunity.
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There is an air of melancholy in the halls of the presidential palace.
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He'll hold town halls in Milford and Keene, and another one for CNN.
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And so too will any momentum for it within the halls of Congress.
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I wandered down to the food halls, which seemed to go on forever.
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"I walk the halls, people smile," Tillerson said in an interview last month.
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We've both held numerous ag-focused events and town halls in our districts.
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CNN held town halls with Clinton and her fellow Democratic candidates, Vermont Sen.
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"They were stalking the halls to find folks," one Capitol Hill staffer said.
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How does this fit in with the rest of Berlin's many concert halls?
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She calls out state lawmakers in speeches at town halls and on Twitter.
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In 1831, they even began nominating candidates for the Presidency in convention halls.
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Indeed, at several recent CNN town halls, Democratic presidential candidates, such as Sens.
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They (especially Trump) prioritized huge crowds over intimate town halls and retail politics.
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Symphony Hall in Boston was modeled on one of the Gewandhaus's former halls.
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Walking the halls, Mr. Myrie said he was acutely aware of his youth.
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Knowing what they'll face, many Republicans are bailing out of town halls altogether.
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What's wrong with displaying the work of inmates inside the halls of culture?
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Over the years, I played in concert halls, arts centers and college auditoriums.
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They spent much of their time drinking in roadhouses, dance halls, and hotels.
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I don't hear a ton of like gossip in the halls about it.
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For decades, Hyde remained relatively uncontroversial, at least within the halls of Congress.
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Online town halls could offer more in-depth engagement between members and constituents.
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Wireless mics are near ubiquitous in modern life, in our schools—think lecture halls and pep rallies—our offices, our hotels and meeting halls, our entertainment venues, musical and theatrical tours, our houses of worship, and our radio and television broadcasts.
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Many observers say that perhaps the biggest challenge for concert halls in China is finding strong managers who have both the musical knowledge and the patience to persuade local governments that supporting culture is about more than just building the halls.
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Webb noted in a recent telephone interview that the organization, ethos and mission of the Freemasons (who are also known as Masons, and their assembly halls as Masonic Halls or Temples) provided a general template for those of other fraternal associations.
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Deval PatrickDeval PatrickGabbard says she's received no reason from CNN for lack of invitation to town halls CNN to host two straight nights of Democratic town halls before NH primary Patrick backs reparations in unveiling 'Equity Agenda for Black Americans' MORE.
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Klobuchar, Warren and Sanders are unable to attend their respective town halls in Iowa because of the Senate impeachment trial, a CNN spokesperson said the network would host these town halls in Washington, DC, for the candidates with Iowa voters.
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Food halls are replacing food courts, morphing to meet the changing tastes of consumers.
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Jordan Smith is gearing up to deck the halls in all sorts of ways!
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But whereas DMart has kids in the halls, Star Bazaar is silent and lonely.
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The coven can find safety in the halls of the Academy, as for mortals?
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All across the halls vendors are running schemes to goad guests into online engagement.
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There are the television specials Shrek The Halls, Scared Shrekless, and two Netflix series.
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SUBTITLE: Rob has spent over three decades designing concert halls in 12 different countries.
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Members of Ocasio-Cortez's office called security when they saw Hashi wandering the halls.
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Substance abuse is a serious issue that reaches even to the halls of Congress.
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That debate should be encouraged — in classrooms, public forums, and the halls of Congress.
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Town halls and countless constituent meetings were a hallmark of my tenure in Congress.
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Kabul has dozens of wedding halls, mainly clustered along the road from the airport.
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That first tactic -- showing up at town halls -- was a popular one this week.
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I freaking love all of these food halls or whatever the heck they are.
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Trump has been especially consumed by Fox's town halls with Democratic contenders for president.
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The hour-long town halls will take place at 6, 7 and 8 p.m.
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Nearly 60 new holiday TV movies will deck your halls this month and next.
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Yet, the racers were undeterred as they sped through the halls of CBS studios.
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Like, these boys would say it in the halls and in the classrooms, even.
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Food halls are some of the best places to try cuisines from different restaurateurs.
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The government is setting up opera houses, concert halls and symphony orchestras at speed.
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Kasich is scheduled for two town halls in Oregon in Medford and Portland Thursday.
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The Halls have taken the extraordinary step of considering moving Betty's out of state.
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Inside, Axe, Wags (David Costabile), the new Halls, and Bach are talking courtroom strategy.
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"He's notorious for hosting town halls on a Tuesday at 2 o'clock," says Hagan.
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The Halls viewed the performance as a check mark, though, rather than a breakthrough.
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After the museum closed, some teams spread out among the quiet, empty dinosaur halls.
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Things get seriously twisty, and Alice sees the Gargoyle King monster roam the halls.
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The term "town hall meeting," as candidates seldom debate in actual town halls anymore.
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Chandra Wilson is trading the halls of Grey Sloan Memorial for the red carpet.
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He walks through the halls and is having flashbacks to his high school days.
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After five months, we found ourselves in the halls of the United States Congress.
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Social media is full of stories of people leaving the cinema halls feeling empowered.
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I dare you to find anything like that in any of the main halls.
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Just don't look for them in the cavernous main halls and truth-deprived marketing.
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But there's a brand-new batch of male eye candy walking the hospital halls.
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Now, House members are going home, where protesters and raucous town halls certainly await.
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And the other side shouldn't even bother to show up at your town halls.
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He moderated nine presidential town-halls and is a leader in criminal justice reform.
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A little over one in four students lives in purpose-built halls of residence.
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Costumes dating from 1900 to last year's first-place Fancy Brigade grace the halls.
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He's just the dirtbag you avoid in the halls lest he grab your ass.
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The wastes comes from multiple sources, including campus dining halls, restaurants and grocery stores.
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The school's playground and gym are unusable, so students bounce balls in the halls.
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"These issues don't necessarily get raised unprompted," Perriello said of town halls he convenes.
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Town halls are great; one-on-one and small group conversations are even better.
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Many of them are hiding from protesters and angry constituents at their town halls.
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Did he leave his house, flat or student halls with this plan in mind?
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I'd prowled the halls of mysterious libraries, gathered mystical relics, and sharpened my blades.
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She is a star of the music halls, where much of the movie unfolds.
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You would never learn the brutal history of the Raj by wandering these halls.
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The joyful shouts of little ones belting out their ABCs ricochet through the halls.
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Some might now find their new lecture halls less full than they had hoped.
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Biceña Pérez, 36, scanned the halls looking for anyone who would listen to her.
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We have not seen his likes since Davy Crockett graced the halls of Congress.
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At later town halls, he developed an intricate system of hearing only mild criticisms.
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Or the blue-blood lawyer who injects shady dealings into the halls of justice?
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It is the crystallization of an extraordinary moment in the halls of American finance.
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McGovern came out of his office to speak with the protesters lining the halls.
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EISENMAN I remember walking down the halls of my high school actually in tears.
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He also killed a lot of time in the city's theatres and concert halls.
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A tinny karaoke version of "Deck the Halls" piped through the department-store speakers.
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In school auditoriums and assembly halls, officials battled jammed machines and unusually large crowds.
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The school is home to 10 residence halls, all of which offer unique amenities.
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First-year students, however, are required to stay in one of eight residential halls.
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And she's frequently touted the dozens of town halls she's held throughout the state.
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Some carried portraits that they had illegally removed from town halls, held upside-down.
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Inside, pseudo-medieval halls contain exhibits that often have nothing to do with wine.
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But at some college dining halls, the food is a step above the rest.
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He has held five town halls since March, Burton said, and he prizes accessibility.
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It was a long way from the dives and dance halls where they started.
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Armed with guns and explosives, they roamed the halls, shooting at anything that moved.
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"I walk the halls, people smile," Tillerson told Bloomberg Businessweek in a recent interview.
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Adams works at the Third North residence halls which houses mostly first-year students.
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The group's next step is to focus on holding town halls across the country.
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Lecture halls and classrooms are expensive, and competition between departments for space is fierce.
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Viewership has dropped considerably for other town halls, with the Sanders event on Feb.
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Its halls combine traditional dioramas and innovative interactive displays to showcase thousands of specimens.
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In 2015, the university began allowing its students to have guns in residence halls.
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The group is considering holding future town halls and partnering with the state's NAACP.
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Dodging door girls and bouncers, I wander around the halls in a confused haze.
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Her mother's people were Dangerfields, and her father's were Halls, both down from Kentucky.
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That is, the less silent support there is, the fewer protesters at town halls.
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Justin Bieber took a chill pill Thursday outside the hallowed halls of Canadian government.
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Read on to see how the Obamacare feedback went at yesterday's rowdy town halls.
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In 2009, it was Democrats who had the angry protesters at their town halls.
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On the day of the town halls, most of the memes were pro-Whittaker.
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He then walked along the halls to the company's new research and development center.
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He held town halls every month—by Facebook Live if he couldn't get home.
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In modern concert halls, as in modern baseball stadiums, smaller is generally considered better.
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His town halls are friendly and inclusive, and that right there resonates with me.
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Political town halls have been platforms to launch other candidates in the 2020 race.
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And we're having our voices heard in the halls of Congress like never before.
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What was happening was that I was walking through halls hearing German on loudspeakers.
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The savviest among them also know to look for finds outside the exhibition halls.
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Are you one of the few, the proud, the lonely, who love town halls?
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Dark halls are lined with hundreds of boarding rooms empty except for worn mattresses.
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It's also true that congresses and parliaments are not the only halls of power.
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"Lots of concert halls look like shrines or temples, like a Parthenon," he added.
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You don't run into them in the halls or while topping off your coffee.
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Ray Charles helped to desegregate concert halls; Jackie Robinson integrated an entire sports league.
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Architects traditionally achieve renown with corporate headquarters, private residences, museums, concert halls and stadiums.
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For many, their entire life's work has led them to the halls of Congress.
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The church also banned visits to monasteries and closed condolences halls attached to churches.
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The church also banned visits to monasteries and closed condolences halls attached to churches.
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Junior Wilson, 57, is in one of the dormitory halls at North Infirmary Command.
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The group initially scheduled eight town halls to make its case to the public.
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Small, peaceful gatherings at the arrivals halls have been ongoing for several weeks now.
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Presidential candidates are often asked about it during town halls, and New York Sen.
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It's a critique of decision making in politics and in our policy-making halls.
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Veteran collectors dragged wheeled Vera Bradley suitcases stuffed with purchases through the labyrinthine halls.
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But doubts about the war's winnability are hardly limited to the halls of academe.
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The hourlong, individual candidate town halls, will air live on on multiple CNN platforms.
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Yet, until Europeans are included in the Museum's Anthropological Halls, visitors will learn otherwise.
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During Buttigieig's three town halls on Tuesday, black voters' 2020 preferences didn't come up.
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And Buttigieg is set to attend 10 town halls across Iowa over the weekend.
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Within the halls of a Senate hearing in which Waystar Royco is being questioned.
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There are several rooms, or "halls," to sit in — and they're covered in art.
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But, walking through the halls, I definitely felt Samuel wrap his arms around me.
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Shops close early, and there are no taverns to speak of or pool halls.
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And outside the halls of Congress, GOP attack ads are going after vulnerable Democrats.
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The union held Las Vegas town halls this week with Biden, Warren and Sanders.
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Protesters have been flooding town halls in lawmakers' home states, including those of Reps.
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Here's more on the plans and here are five takeaways from the town halls.
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Otherwise, the room was quiet with no noise from the halls or, surprisingly, outside.
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It is considering following that with a bus tour and town halls, Kolfage said.
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The contributions came as several administration priorities were moving through the halls of Congress.
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This might help people with trouble hearing in places like academic lecture halls too.
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Qualey and others silently lined the halls outside of the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.
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"Lean," Mr. Tiah, a young Malaysian developer, remembers thinking as he walked the halls.
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Yelling "nurse" across the halls won't help you get care quicker, the nurses said.
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It's one reason, he said, that he has stopped doing his famed town halls.
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The robots can be seen roaming the transit halls whilst floor-scrubbing and vacuuming.
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All three of those town halls will air live on CNN at 10 p.m.
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Both the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) and Amtrak halls would be moved there.
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But the group soon ran into Foreman in the halls of the state capitol.
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Art Review And now, a brief update from the modernist halls of Brazilian power.
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The halls of Baselworld are the last place on earth where 'value' has meaning.
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A Pennsylvania middle school encountered a very unlikely student wandering their halls last week.
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Last Friday, Ocasio-Cortez hosted a pair of town halls with Harris in Delaware.
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They like to hear themselves talk on television and in the halls of Congress.
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Especially worth hearing is Zemlinsky's music, which is tragically underrepresented in concert halls today.
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We want strong coffee and dedicated bike lanes, major concert halls and interesting jobs.
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My mother, of course, had been up for hours, worrying and walking the halls.
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I wanted to go to pool halls and watch people shuffle cards or hustle.
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Yet it's Kevin Owens, the guy who was working bingo halls two years ago.
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Guests ricocheted around the halls, smacking empty solo cups off ledges onto the floor.
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Other forms of "sham town halls," she said, include events with narrow focuses -- such as "veterans' town halls" -- that are designed to discourage non-veterans from attending, and events where questions are sought in writing and then sorted and chosen by lawmakers' staffers.
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Republicans are starting to face angry crowds at town halls as people protest their Obamacare repeal plans — a mirror image of the furious protests Democrats faced at their own town halls in 2009 from people who didn't want them to pass Obamacare.
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BERLIN, March 10 (Reuters) - Berlin said on Tuesday performances will not be held from March 11-April 19 at large halls in state theatres, opera houses and concert halls in the German capital, with the aim of inhibiting the spread of the coronavirus.
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"This election will be won or lost in dorm rooms and dining halls," she said.
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Kill Me Please sets its dreamy sequences in megachurches, reception halls, and high school courtyards.
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Kill the Netflix and chill vibes and go deck the halls in your glamorous best.
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For Moulton, Ryan and Swalwell, these town halls represent a massive chance to change that.
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But, he said living within the hallowed halls is not exactly like people typically imagine.
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And the trail of responsibility leads right back to the halls of the state Capitol.
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But Issa has been besieged by protesters at his office and at raucous town halls.
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Once tourists made it through the lobby, they were plunged straight into the exhibition halls.
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While authorities worked to clear buildings, panicked students crouched in halls as helicopters buzzed overhead.
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Many members of today's tech elite attended classes and built startups in its hallowed halls.
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House Democrats have started stopping Green in the halls to congratulate him on the speech.
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JCCs across the country are bolstering security and holding town halls to calm frightened parents.
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We followed one full-time, progressive activist as she stalked the literal halls of power.
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Chapman is at the church early and walking the winding halls looking for her clipboard.
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Alleged liberal activists who planted angry crowds at town halls of Republican members of Congress.
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On top of all that, the agency endures endless razzing in the halls of congress.
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His photo hangs here in the halls of CNN and my own office as well.
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Singh had said his temple has two large halls that can sleep about 400 people.
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I'm having town halls where there's criticism too, which is good, but they're not angry.
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Sebastiano invited Tomas to Bonmartini family gatherings, in opulent dining halls and on countryside terraces.
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I came here to give a voice to the unheard in the halls of power.
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The city has turned public spaces like sports centers and exhibition halls into makeshift hospitals.
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You don't do this in your town halls, to attack the other candidates very specifically.
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If Stoddard had been willing, the two might have sold out halls across the country.
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I knew what was coming, as I followed him — his stiff walk — down the halls.
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The union, which has more than 100 wedding halls and large banquet rooms as members.
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Protesters have called for systemic government overhauls — from city halls to police departments to courts.
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Dozens of protesters filled the halls outside Booker's speech in the Dirksen Senate Office Building.
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A roving band of megaphone-toting musicians wanders the halls, performing the artist's original music.
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To fight the pipeline, she's organized debates, written letters, and attended town halls and protests.
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The countdown to her inevitable, heralded return to the halls of Teen Vogue starts now.
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Even the rations served in military mess halls have dramatically diminished in size and quality.
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After so many scripted debates and town halls, it is refreshing to see some spontaneity.
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IBM is hosing its annual THINK conference to packed halls in Las Vegas this week.
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And they do, with a conjuring spell that instantly has dead people walking the halls.
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Prince Hussein is walking the same hallowed halls at the school his father once attended.
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They acted, whether by holding town halls with cops or giving millions to non-profits.
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At Montpellier's Paul-Valery University and Toulouse University, students are preventing access to lecture halls.
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Darkened halls of Buenos Aires' subway system following a massive blackout on June 16, 2019.
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And who's the dark figure in rain gear (?) walking the halls of the Buckhorn morgue?
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It takes a cue from special event pick-ups at sports stadiums or concert halls.
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They held town halls, set up websites and ran television and print ads targeting farmers.
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Speaking of ghosts, what former Degrassi students would you like to see haunt the halls?
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They play in the halls, in the kitchen, in the courtyard and throughout the facility.
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It could be a challenge for museums, it could be a challenge for concert halls.
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Now, following a rise in the number of fancier private halls, the figure is 220%.
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Of 20093 students approached outside the halls, only one agreed to speak on the record.
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