JOHN CARROLL LYNCH Or having a place in this industry.
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Or not having a place to give back to society?
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To them, this isn't just about having a place to skinny-dip.
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Merely having a place in Russia already counts as a noteworthy success.
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I also talk a lot about having a place to put things.
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Most important is having a place to stay with strong Wi-Fi.
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So ... don't worry about her not having a place to stay in L.A.
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Is that something you'd ever see having a place in your live shows?
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Having a place to work puts you in the mindset to focus and work.
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Having a place where you can do schoolwork outside would benefit me in a major way.
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"I've experienced not having anything to eat and not having a place to sleep," Pacquiao said.
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Having a place they can go to quickly and get something done is so invaluable for them.
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Although she's lived in the United States her whole life, she fears never having a place to belong.
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"We like having a place that is tiny and easy to clean and easy to repair," she said.
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Its particulars (acacia wood, dark rustic finish) mattered less than simply having a place to sit and eat together.
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Based on your learnings, are you seeing that as having a place in the iMac or the Mac Pro?
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Having a place for each individual toe prevents them from rubbing together — one of the main causes of blisters.
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Snapchat users "love having a place where they feel free to be spontaneous, creative, and fun," Schwerin told CNBC.
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The stakes are high for people — it can be the difference between having a place to call home or not.
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Having a place like Amazon here is, I think, a great thing for our students and they're excited about it.
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Part of the process also involves turning your grudges into artifacts and having a place where you can store them.
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For buyers, it can mean having a place to plant roots while working toward purchasing the home they're living in.
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Having a place to call your own is an inherent want, or usually is, for most people as they get older.
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Start-ups are driving ahead with plans to solve the issue of custody, or having a place to securely store cryptocurrency.
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Or maybe reading articles is part of your job, and having a place to organize what you've read would come in handy.
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Conservatism is the philosophy of the comfortable country house; conservatives believe above all in having a place that you can call home.
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Portal is very much about people having a place to freely express themselves and not worry about being buried by an algorithm.
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Having a place to play video games in school could also allow people without a game system at home to play video games.
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But the opposite side — Lorelai's enjoyment of having a place where she and her kid can be protected and loved — falls a little flat.
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He said those kinds of closures ensure the company can focus instead on having a place where the bulk of its library can live.
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I think having a place in the country is the most conducive for musicians, I just haven't found my place in the sticks yet.
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I thought having a Center to begin to collect images online, as well as having a place where students can research these stories, was necessary.
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Yet after Mr. Omar fled his war-torn hometown, Aleppo, two years ago, just having a place to go each day felt like a salvation.
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By having a place where people can gather regularly, it fosters an environment of consistency and comfort that allows for greatness and positivity to happen.
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They were tired of not having a place to go with their families where it was both fun for the kids and also fun for them.
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The thing that drew me to being in a punk band is the rebellious nature of it—having a place for freaks and weirdos and outsiders.
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And advocates say that has a chilling effect on survivors, who are forced to choose between calling 9-1-173 and having a place to live.
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Having a place for everyone to touch and try on well-made clothes without a double take (real or imagined in fear) would be a gift.
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But despite having a place to go for injections and counseling, most of Gosnold's Vivitrol patients drop out after three or four months, Mr. Tamasi said.
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Its power was based not on foreign support, but on having a place in a political system that is increasingly dominated by Mr. Maduro's security forces.
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"To me, it's about having a place to stay, it's not an investment," Lam told CNBC Make It. It's an unusual mentality for a newly-minted millennial.
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After all, California is where you're supposed to go when you're trying to make a better life—even if that means not having a place to stay.
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"The most crucial thing for anyone is shelter, having a place to stay," said Buses4Homeless founder Dan Atkins, from the buses' temporary site in Croydon, south London.
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"Having a place to put audio files, random phone numbers, breaking news or even memes from our listeners has made all of our jobs easier," he said.
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Is it fair to say that the sensibility of "Atlanta" comes, in part, from feeling like an underdog, or not having a place to express these ideas?
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They don't understand that family values means having a context, having a place where you belong, having people who really know you and to whom you're accountable.
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My parents could never afford to buy me all the books I wanted to read and so having a place to read them for free was absolutely amazing.
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"This house is so important to Christie and Matt because it's their first time really putting down roots and really having a place of their own," Upton says.
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"Longer term, the significance of augmented reality for Apple is having a place at the table in the future of computing, which will shift to AR," Munster said.
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"Having a place with a stripped-down aesthetic and a menu of classes makes it feel very approachable and promotes a sense of calm amid the craziness," she said.
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Sister City is a place that's still encouraging people to go out and explore these cities, but it's about having a place to come back to that's quiet and calming.
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"Having a place for my two daughters to let their imaginations live is a very rewarding experience and will be part of our family for a while," Steph tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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"Having a place where people can go to use with other people and provide each other with supervision and help would address a big part of the problem," Gur told me.
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Not having a place to safely carry a water bottle and keep it from leaking onto everything inside was one of my biggest complaints with The North Face's gadget-focused Access Pack.
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It was an exhibition that wanted to give back to each visitor a sense of having a place in the complexity that is being American and part of its tortuous and conflicted history.
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KIRSTEN SCHULTZ: For me, it's really about having a place to talk about not just sex, but everything outside the realm of the doctor's office for people who have chronic illnesses or disabilities.
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If you think it's all about debauchery Hof says it isn't ... saying that having a place the players can go and get their swerve on discretely might avoid some Warren Sapp/Greg Anthony situations.
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Often, after working for years as prisoners, convicts are given a small home-plan package of as much as $50 dollars and a bus ticket without having a place to stay, or a job.
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Constantine Obelenus, 65, a messenger, recalled not having a place to sit with a cup of coffee in a park near his home in Elmhurst, Queens, because the benches were taken by people sleeping.
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For gig workers who rely on charging scooters as a source of income, having a place to go other than their homes to charge a bunch of scooters at once is a major benefit.
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"Let me put it to you this way: The worst thing about being homeless [isn't] not having a place to stay or not knowing what you are going to eat and when," Siloh tells me.
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In the on-demand economy, having a place to hang your hat is just one more thing to worry about — and Bedly is hoping that for plenty of users, that's just one thing too many.
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"Having two homes is less about using retirement savings productively than it is about indulging oneself, or eliminating the need to pack while having a place to enjoy and share with friends and family," Weil said.
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All of the featured painters sought to elevate the common people, both in their work and their politics, and Sharrer's piece conveys the lovely sentiment of art having a place within the structure of the family.
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With the club closing and having a place of my own, I like to come together socially with my friends and have a happy place with no drama, where we can eat, drink, [and] have fun.
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Mr. González dreamed for years of having a place of his own, and Suffolk Arms is a wood-paneled expression of his many opinions: about cocktails, politics, what constitutes good service and the city he loves.
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"Many Thais wishing to attend the cremation feel it would be more convenient having a place to stay nearby, so most hotels have been booked out already," Supawan Tanomkieatipume, president of the Thai Hotels Association, told Reuters.
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I think having a finsta is like having a place where you can still be on the platform, but use it in a different way, and express yourself in a different way and not be under larger scrutiny.
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"Successful reentry is related to getting a job, it's related to having a place to live, but it's also related to having a good peer network and feeling like you have a commitment to the community," he said.
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But there are many kinds of games out there that are fantastic, but "minor" in the grand scheme of things, and having a place that could create sustainability in the market for these gems is a great thing.
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Part of this is having a place where things can be said that I find incredibly disagreeable and reprehensible, but are still conversations that are happening right now online or offline in this country and in this world.
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"The amount of sacrifice and change my family had to go through in order to get me to legal access to Death with Dignity – changing our residency, establishing a team of doctors, having a place to live – was profound," she says.
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GET ORGANIZED "Having a place for everything is key," said Lauren DeCaro, who moved from the large one-bedroom she shared with three roommates into a 550-square-foot studio in Brooklyn Heights that she bought for about $500,000 last winter.
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In addition to having a place to exchange the integrations, the company has tried to make it easier to build them by offering a step-by-step approach for those who need it, while leaving power users to use the API.
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The human instinct of having a circle of support is stronger in you than it is others—not only because you love providing and nurturing others, but also because you fear the thought of not having a place to belong.
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Turns out, tragedies have a lot of logistics, especially if you are the type of person, like I am, who cares about things like avoiding massive overdraft fees on a shared bank account or, you know, having a place to live.
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You might think that having a place to get a coffee and drop off dry cleaning on the way to a bus stop or train is the best, but some city dwellers don't want to see changes like new four- to eight-story apartment buildings.
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I love having a place to sit down, relax, charge my phone, and have a few drinks or a snack while I wait for my flight; or, other times, to hunker down with my laptop and take advantage of the lounge Wi-Fi to do some work.
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While some city dwellers love having a place downstairs where everybody knows their name, others find themselves in a battle with the bar over noise levels and smoke that have become a constant presence in their home life and that test the limits of their sanity.
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In the thousands of posts and comments in the group, members rave not only about their enthusiasm for her, but about being inspired by the community, and finally having a place to post where they won't have to debate or be harassed or criticized by friends and family.
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We didn't have a plan on how to release the music we had been working on, and I had just quit my full-time job and was two weeks away from not having a place to live, so all of that anxiety just kind of flooded out pretty quickly.
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"The amount of sacrifice and change my family had to go through in order to get me to legal access to Death with Dignity – changing our residency, establishing a team of doctors, having a place to live – was profound," she told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview that ran last October 6.
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Stuart Milk, who co-founded the Harvey Milk Foundation in honor of his uncle, a prominent gay civil rights pioneer in California who was gunned down decades ago, said he believed that Mr. Grenell's confirmation would "send an important message" about the gay community's having a place in the Trump administration.
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For instance, the connection to place denoted by chōros is reflected in concepts such as "turangawaewae", "cynefin" and "querencia" – from Māori, Welsh and Spanish respectively – which all pertain in some way to the sentiment of having a "place to stand" on this Earth, somewhere secure that we can call home.
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So 'smart home' technologies like Nest, which entail the harvesting of in-home activity by a commercial entity, which may then make use of that data in various unknown ways, pose an obvious threat to the sense of peace people derive from having a place where they get to shut the world out.
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"We are a family who is passionate about having a place that we can raise our kid that is happy and healthy and that contributes to the planet being happy and healthy," Franti said in a video shared exclusively with PEOPLE, where he and wife Sara showed off Taj's nursery that was created with pieces from Pottery Barn&aposs Modern Nursery collection.
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And having a place to sweat after or before you've shopped for clothes to sweat in seems to be paying off: In less than three months since Studio B's inception, foot traffic at Bandier's Manhattan flagship has doubled: Before the studio opened, the store averaged 300 to 400 people per weekend day; the addition of onsite fitness classes has ratcheted that average to 800 people per weekend day.
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Compared with other areas of Sindh, Mirpur Mathelo along with other areas of Ghotki district have comparatively more population of Hindus. Hindus are minority in the area with a majority of Sunni Muslims. Shitte Islam is also having a place.
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In 1998, the first purity ball was organized by Randy and Lisa Wilson in Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States of America. This event was created for the Wilsons' five daughters and the fathers that he viewed as not having a place in their daughters' lives.
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Vellimon is having a place in history because of the legend of Vellimon Kottaram temple. Today nobody will find a Kottaram or Palace in Vellimon despite people referring to a place in Vellimon as Kottaram. In Unnuneeli Sandesam there is mentioning about Vellimon. The place is referred to as Murithitta in the work.
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Carol Haidu (born 3 June 1942) is a Romanian former footballer who played as a goalkeeper. He was born with the name Karol Haydu, but the Communist authorities made him change it to Carol Haidu, in order to "sound more Romanian". After he retired from football, he had a period when he suffered from poverty, not having a place to sleep.
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This level includes needs such as having a place to live and knowing one is safe. Employers can meet these needs by ensuring employees are safe from physical, verbal and/or emotional hazards and have a sense of job security. The third level of needs is social affiliation and belonging. This is the need to be social, have friends, and feel like one belongs and is loved.
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As a proponent of polygenism, Broca rejected the monogenistic approach that all humans have a common ancestor. Instead he viewed human racial groups as coming from different origins. Like most of the proponents on either side, he viewed each racial groups as having a place on a 'barbarism' to 'civilization' progression. He saw European colonization of other territories as justified by it being an attempt to civilize the barbaric populations.
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Because the hospital was a staple in the community, Harlem residents feared not having a place to go to for reliable healthcare. To citizens, the layoffs were the first step in removing quality healthcare from poorer neighborhoods. To make sure their voices were heard, the Harlem community took to the streets to make sure their support of the hospital was heard by all. The support did not come without criticism.
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This "hero" is happy at the hour when all work ends and people walk about. He references Vasily Zhukovsky and mentions "The Goddess of Fancy". He dreams of everything, from befriending poets to having a place in the winter with a girl by his side. He says that the dreariness of everyday life kills people, while in his dreams he can make his life as he wishes it to be.
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Gotten in this web of misdirection are cousins Zain, Tehreem and Shafaq who is a piece of an extraordinary love triangle. Family conventions influence relatives to can breathe a sigh of relief and make a sentiment of identity, security and having a place. For sure, even fundamental functions like a tune before the bed can hold remarkable significance for adolescents and families. Services are things that solitary your family does.
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Fishermen's shelter houses on Barreta Island, Portugal. Picnic shelter in Gillette, Wyoming Bugac puszta, Hungary, with animal shelter and mudi Maasai shelter, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania A shelter is a basic architectural structure or building that provides protection from the local environment. Having a place of shelter, of safety and of retreat, i.e. a home, is commonly considered a fundamental physiological human need, the foundation from which to develop higher human motivations.
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The 2.2 million Ghanaians working in fisheries produce 60% of animal protein in an average Ghanaian diet. Rarely exported small pelagic fish are often smoked and dried, preserving them without the need for refrigeration. These dried fish, known locally as the "people's fish," are essential to the food security of Ghana's poor communities. Notably, the "people's fish" are threatened by the pandemic despite not having a place in globalized supply chains like most seafood commodities.
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After Claire's funeral, Kathy realizes that Ruby has been paying off one of the FBI agents. Ruby explains that she set up their husbands to be caught on the night they were originally arrested so that she could take over. Kathy later finds that Jimmy has taken her children to Coretti against her will because Jimmy was unhappy about not having a place in the business. Feeling betrayed, Kathy leaves, allowing Coretti to kill Jimmy.
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Having a place where students will gather to study and learn named after us feels like we get to keep a piece of Hopkins with us forever.” This is the outside of the Brody Learning Commons at the Homewood Campus of The Johns Hopkins University. The building has several features: floor to ceiling glass walls, an architectural design desired by surveyed students and faculty. The building contains several collaborative study rooms that can be reserved by groups of students.
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The location of the new settlement was chosen partly because of the existing Galician German settlement nearby at Josephburg. Ukrainians in Galicia were used to working with their German neighbours in the "Old Country" and many could speak some German. For new settlers, having a place to earn cash wages until their farm became productive was also extremely important, and the Germans were the logical place to turn. Another prime concern of the settlers was timber.
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Created in 2014 with the purpose of having a place of continuous exhibition for the short film, they are also known as "Noche de Cortoteca". It is an exhibition platform that has the presence of filmmakers, directors, producers, actors, who interact with the audience. They show mainly Mexican short films and a specialized selection of international shorts. This event takes place at the Cineteca Nacional, Fondo de Cultura Económica - Bella Epoca Cine Lido Cultural Center, and now the Comunal Condesa restaurant.
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The project's stated aim is to "restore and maintain the language by having a place where speakers can make connections with each other, learn and practice Irish". It is intended to use the site for Irish language immersion weeks and to build a learning centre. Other objectives are to arrange exchanges with families, to provide an Irish- language summer camp for children and to bring teachers from Ireland. As of 2017, cultural events and "language immersion" courses were being held at the site.
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The Gujari Mahal palace was built for Queen Mrignayani. It is now an archaeological museum. The second oldest record of "zero" in the world was found in a small temple (the stone inscription has the oldest record of the numeric zero symbol having a place value as in the modern decimal notation), which is located on the way to the top. The inscription is around 1500 years old.You Can Visit the World’s Oldest Zero at a Temple in India, Smithsonian magazine.
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Smithers hopes to earn Mr. Burns' respect by building a successful business in addition to having a place in which he can feel accepted. They turn Moe's into an ultra-trendy gay bar called Mo's. Mo's new patrons come to believe that Moe too is gay, a misconception he encourages for fear of losing their business. He becomes more popular than Smithers, so popular with the local gay community that they push Moe to run for the city council to become the first "openly gay" council member.
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In 1964, Wade Hampton Academy was started in Orangeburg, considered a segregation academy. The school merged with Willington Academy in 1986 to become Orangeburg Preparatory Schools, Inc. In 1913, Judge John Randolph Tucker named the Wade Hampton Census Area in Alaska to commemorate his father-in-law (it was renamed Kusilvak Census Area in 2015 to remove the blemish of having a place named for a slave-holding Confederate general). An artillery battery was named after Wade Hampton at Fort Crockett, built on Galveston Island, Texas.
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A wheelchair-accessible tree house at Camp Victory in Millville, PA Once Nicholas returned home after his 1986 transplant, "the Wolff family, realizing the value of having a place to share their triumps and struggles, shared a dream to found a camp for chronically ill children." Wolff donated the initial 35 acres of land to start the camp. Through partnerships and an outpouring of community support, Camp Victory began construction. In 1994, the camp hosted in first campers, when five groups brought 325 campers.
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Ashley 443; Olaf Tryggvason's Saga §§ 16–18. However, it appears that Gunnhild was less interested in ruling the country than in having a place to live quietly, and her sons used the islands as a base for abortive raids on Haakon's interests; the government of Orkney was therefore firmly in the hands of Thorfinn.Ashley 443. Haraldskær Woman in a glass covered coffin, Vejle, Denmark According to the Jómsvíkinga saga, Gunnhild returned to Denmark around 977 but was killed at the orders of King Harald by being drowned in a bog.
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The album's closing song, "Anyone and Everyone", was described as prophetic by Jan Fairley of The Guardian – it was written from the viewpoint of one who knows death is near. Lhasa said that the song was about inner happiness and "feeling my feet in the earth, having a place in the world, of things taking care of themselves." Because of her illness, Lhasa canceled a proposed world tour that would have begun in late 2009. She also set aside plans to make an album of songs written by Chileans Victor Jara and Violeta Parra.
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On the day of registration, the Troop consisted of 19 Scouts, but a year later, the number had increased to about 27. One of the first problems which the Troop had to face, was that of having a place where to hold its meetings. Through the intervention of W.C. Millard, Gozo Secretary for the Government, the Scouts were allocated a Government property at Triq Żenqa in the Citadel. Since 1890, this building had housed the archives of the Gozo Law Courts but it was then refurbished so that it could be used by the Scouts.
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Due to the need of money this having a place to accommodate the football team of the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara that was then on the third tier of Mexican football; construction on the stadium began in 1971. The steel stands were prefabricated and had a capacity of around 3,000 people. In virtue of UAG ascending to the second level of Mexican football in the year 1973 and according to a ruling from the Federación Mexicana de Fútbol Asociación. New concrete stands were constructed on the sides of the pitch.
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The strain was felt socially and culturally, as people were removed from their communities and separated from their households and extended families. Ethnic tensions, too, surfaced to a greater degree. Because of the failure of public authorities to adequately prepare for the disaster, poor, predominantly Black communities ultimately bore the brunt of the damages. Furthermore, recovery policies in many ways reinforced discriminatory practices, and the city's poor black residents were often not seen as having a place in the "new" New Orleans that officials hoped would rise from the blank slate left in Katrina's wake.
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A BitLicense is the common term used for a business license of virtual currency activities, issued by the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYSDFS) under regulations designed for companies. The regulations are limited to activities involving the state of New York or a New York resident. People residing in, located in, having a place of business in, or conducting business in the State of New York count as New York Residents under these regulations. The license was introduced and designed by Benjamin Lawsky, New York's first Superintendent of Financial Services, in July 2014.
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After a near-violent confrontation, Kathy learns that her roommates (mostly Linda) are only interested in having a place of their own so they can continue their reckless behavior. Feeling trapped again, with her illusion of cooperative motherhood shattered, Kathy begins having second thoughts about her role as a mother. Following the earlier confrontation, Kathy takes her now-four-month-old son outside in their backyard and sees Allen, Jane and Wendy in their own backyard, enjoying their time as a family. Kathy decides that despite her best efforts, she ultimately has to do right by John.
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To be fair the assessment process must be clearly understood by the candidates, and there must be agreement by both assessors and candidates that candidates’ reasonable needs circumstances are addressed. The assessment tool can provide evidence that the process is understood and accepted by the candidate, by having a place where a statement to this effect is signed by the candidate at the start of the assessment. A further statement that the assessor has checked with the candidate for any special circumstances or requirements can also be included. Reasonable adjustment must not compromise the validity or reliability of the assessment.
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If such broad glades did not exist, hunters would cut roads through woods, thickets, groves, etc. They usually made these roads about 40 ft (12 m) wide, perfectly straight and clear; and to two opposite trees, they tied a net, which had a stone fastened to each corner. Then, having a place to lie hidden, at a proper distance, a stake was placed nearby, to which was fastened the lines of the net. When they perceived the game flying up the road, they unwound the lines from the stake; the stones would then pull down the netting, catching the birds.
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But there was a dearth of suitable replacements at that time. So Feld decided to create a school to train a new generation in this ancient art form. Feld also saw the potential public relations opportunity in having a place that could become the Mecca of clowning in America. In addition, he wanted to use the school as another way of keeping his show more attractive to audiences than his competition, and have a place where he could guarantee getting an endless supply of new talent. Circus World was planned in September 1972 to have the clown college's campus on site.
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On this ground alone, I regard the common > practice of explaining things in terms of their purposes to be useless in > physics: it would be foolhardy of me to think that I can discover God's > purposes. Secondly, he considers the possibility that an apparent error at the individual level could be understood within the totality of creation as error free. > When asking whether God's works are perfect, I ought to look at all of them > together, not at one isolation. For something that seems imperfect when > viewed alone might seem completely perfect when regarded as having a place > in the world.
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Of course, since calling everything into doubt, I haven't > established that anything exists besides me and God. But, when I consider > God's immense power, I can't deny that He has made — or, in any case, that > He could have made — many other things, and I must therefore view myself as > having a place in a universe. Lastly, Meditation IV attributes the source of error to a discrepancy between two divine gifts: understanding and free will. Understanding is given in an incomplete form, while will (by nature) can only be either completely given or not given at all.
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EastEnders is built around the idea of relationships and strong families, with each character having a place in the community. This theme encompasses the whole Square, making the entire community a family of sorts, prey to upsets and conflict, but pulling together in times of trouble. Co-creator Tony Holland was from a large East End family, and such families have typified EastEnders. The first central family was the combination of the Fowler family, consisting of Pauline Fowler (Wendy Richard), her husband Arthur (Bill Treacher), and teenage children Mark (David Scarboro/Todd Carty) and Michelle (Susan Tully).
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Depending on the general perspective of the theoretical tradition, there are many types of role theory, however it may be divided into two major types, in particular: structural functionalism role theory and dramaturgical role theory. Structural functionalism role theory is essentially defined as everyone having a place in the social structure and every place had a corresponding role, which has an equal set of expectations and behaviors. Life is more structured, and there is a specific place for everything. Contrastly, Dramaturgical Role Theory defines life as a never-ending play, in which we are all actors.
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Another major issue facing the Inuit is that, after modernization, suicide, violence, depression, and substance abuse have become increasingly prevalent. This may be the result of psychological issues stemming from not having a place in society or being torn between modern life and the culture of their ancestors. Sadly, suicide, depression, and substance abuse are increasingly becoming associated with Inuit women. The pressure for Inuit women to conform to the dress and behavior of modern Western culture is immense; however, many aspects of modern culture are foreign to the Inuit women and are directly at odds with the traditional practices of their culture.
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Vasco M. Tanner founded the magazine after a term as editor at Proceedings magazine. His hope for the journal was to have a publication that covered a wide range of biology-related topics in addition to having a place to publish his own research. From 1939 through 1966, the journal limited the publication of their issues to once or twice a year due to World War II. Franklin Harris encouraged the journal to continue publication, and it was one of the first journals to be used "for exchange purposes" by university libraries. From 1967 on, the journal published quarterly issues.
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After an argument, one day, Kunju, upon inspecting a room in their apartment that Das never lets anyone enter, is shocked to find it filled with photos, knickknacks, and possessions of a strange girl (Nithya Menen). In horror of not having a place in Das's heart and life, she leaves him and returns home to Kerala in sorrow, with Kuttan. There they are still pulled into despair as Kuttan's father (Vijayaraghavan) has abandoned his rich family and gone for a permanent pilgrimage, willing all his wealth and its rights to Kuttan and his sister. Kuttan has to bring his mother (Kalpana) to Bangalore, after she convinces him to.
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The first portion of grounds, an area of 1 acre, 2 roods, and 36 perches (a total of 0.698 ha), was provided as a gift by the local landowner Elizabeth Underwood who was subdividing "Ashfield Park". The Bishop of Australia, William Grant Broughton added urgency by expressing his "intention of having a Place of Worship erected immediately, on the allotment of land appropriated for that purpose". Another benefactor was William Bland, a doctor and politician who had been sent to the colony having been convicted of manslaughter after pistol duel which left his opponent mortally wounded, and after whom Bland street is named. He gave a donation of £200 and land.
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Once a staple of Phillies games, Richardson's organ music was heard much less frequently from the mid-1990s on, as pre- recorded ("canned") music became more prevalent. When the team moved into Citizens Bank Park in 2004, Richardson was not given a booth, and was seen only before games on the Ashburn Alley outfield concourse. A recording of his version of Take Me Out to the Ballgame was used for the seventh-inning stretch. This diminished role combined with health problems and no longer having a place where he could see the game were factors in Richardson announcing his retirement prior to the 2006 season.
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It so happens that she runs into Mariam, an American of Pakistani origin who works as a part-time waitress and is a struggling actor barely making ends meet. The proposition of having a place to live and money in exchange for a contract marriage seems like a lottery win for Mariam and she immediately agrees to it. However, once the marriage takes place, Mariam starts wanting more- she becomes attuned to living a comfortable, stable life with a man she starts developing feelings for. Slowly but steadily, she manages to sow the seeds of discord between Ayla and Sikandar and eventually succeeds is drawing them apart.
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To reach that piece of territory to conduct investigations, Belgian police had to travel by boat and faced various difficulties including not having a place to dock their boats. Hailed as an example of good diplomacy and successful negotiated solutions to border problems, the treaty for the territorial swap and border realignment was signed in 2016. The territorial swap saw Belgium giving a total of 40.45 acres of land to the Netherlands comprising two uninhabited riverine peninsulas, previously cut off from "mainland" Belgium by Dutch territory, known as Presqu’île de L’llal and Presqu’île d’Eijsden. In return, the Netherlands gave Presqu’île Petit-Gravier which was 7.63 acres in size, to Belgium.
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St. Stephen's Cathedral under renovation, 2007 Interior after renovation. 2017 Preservation and repair of the fabric of the medieval cathedral has been a continuous process at St. Stephen's Cathedral since its original construction in 1147. The porous limestone is subject to weathering, but coating it with a sealer like silicone would simply trap moisture inside the stone and cause it to crack faster when the water freezes. The permanent Dombauhütte (Construction Department) uses the latest scientific techniques (including laser cleaning of delicate features on stonework), and is investigating a process that would impregnate the cavities within the stone with something that would keep water from having a place to infiltrate.
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They were both powerful German states, and could not be and rode over roughshod the way Pomerania had been. The king was accordingly more cautious in his dealings with them and courted them with the desire of attaining an alliance with them. To move towards his potential and actual allies, with Magdeburg in the back of his mind, without invading Saxony and Brandenburg, the king saw that Wismar and Rostock would be necessary to take. Wismar was especially important because it allowed him to incorporate more of the Baltic sea within his control, and would allow him to exclude inimical fleets from the Baltic by preventing them from having a place to land to resupply.
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The former Chacarita coach replaces on 20 April 2010 Hugo Tocalli as Head Coach by Colo- Colo. Unfortunately, Cagna's results with the twenty-nine time Chilean champions have been disappointing, losing a 7-point advantage through several games until the end of the 2010 season, finishing runners-up of that tournament (Universidad Católica became finally champions). Moreover, his international appearance in Copa Sudamericana meant another disappointment since "Los Albos" were kicked out in first round home/away leg versus Universitario de Sucre. Even though fans' patience is running really thin from 2010 – and even more after a non-convincing start of 2011 season – Cagna is still having a place as Colo Colo's manager.
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One of a few pioneering radio stations in the country to broadcast in multiple languages, it featured talk shows, area news, weather updates, educational programs and music. Carolyn Corbin, now of Decorah, worked in Postville at the time and was a Radio Postville advisory board member. In a 2002 interview for The Tapestry magazine, she told reporter Elsa Carruthers about the board's vision for KPVL. “Besides having a place to tune into where people can hear their own language, there is also a place to share stories and to be able to broadcast in different languages as a way of getting to know about other cultures,” she said. “Sort of a meeting place.
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Gaunt is also generally considered to have fathered five children outside marriage: one early in life by a lady-in-waiting to his mother; the others, surnamed Beaufort, by Katherine Swynford, his long-term mistress and third wife. They were later legitimised by royal and papal decrees, but this did not affect Henry IV's bar to their having a place in the line of succession. Through his daughter, Joan Beaufort, Countess of Westmorland, he was an ancestor of the Yorkist kings Edward IV, Edward V and Richard III. Through his great-granddaughter Lady Margaret Beaufort he was also an ancestor of Henry VII, who married Edward IV's daughter Elizabeth of York, and all subsequent monarchs are descendants of their marriage.
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Usain Bolt's win broke 2 records; becoming the first person to win the 100 meter race 3 times and also to medal 3 times in the 100 meter race. Previously, only Carl Lewis had won two gold medals in the 100m, a feat which Bolt had matched at the London 2012 Summer Olympics. However, finishing several hundredths of a second later, Gatlin, also having a place on the podium, joined him in winning three 100m medals; one gold, one silver (for this race), and one bronze, which itself made Gatlin the first man in history to win each medal in the 100 meters. Gatlin also became the holder of the record for the longest time between their first medal and last medal in the 100m, in terms of years.
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Desart's rise to the role of one of the first women ever to serve in a political role in Ireland is somewhat ironic given that she had previously actually opposed Women's suffrage: It was noted in her 1933 obituary that she had played an "energetic part" in opposing women having a place in politics, and believed that "women should not compete against men at work or play". Lady Desart, as president of the Women's Committee from 1908 to 1933, was directly involved in the rescue of approximately 300,000 women and children. She is buried along with her Anglo-Irish husband William Cuffe (from Desart Cuffsgrange, County Kilkenny) in Falmouth, Cornwall. The tombstone reads "They were together in their lives, and in their deaths they shall not be divided".
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One day, upon inspecting a room in their apartment that Prasad never lets anyone enter, she is shocked to find it filled with photos, knickknacks and possessions of a woman (Samantha). In thought of not having a place in Prasad's heart and life, she leaves Prasad and returns to her village in sorrow. Naive Kutty, who wants a traditional, modest, saree-clad girl for a wife, falls in love with an air hostess Lakshmi (Raai Laxmi) on a flight from Bangalore to Coimbatore. They date, and Kutty changes from a reserved and shy person to a trendy person to impress her, but his dreams are shattered when her ex-boyfriend (Arjun G Iyengar) arrives at her apartment, and he realizes that she was only trying to get back with him.
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That Wallace is the only Black person in the program and one of only a few in the community is the cause of a few poignant scenes in the novel: being mistaken for a drug dealer at a campus store, a fundraising party for wealthy White patrons who in quiet voices discuss the changing demographics of the program, a visit to another student's house for a party, where at the door he is asked whether he is lost, a French fellow student who suggests to him he should be grateful at having a place in the program, since, he says, Black people should cherish and be grateful for the opportunities given to them. But Wallace also struggles to recognize others in similar predicaments, such as an Asian-American fellow student, whom he dismisses as he dismissed Miller—and then scolds himself for it.
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Bytom Odrzański - Home A medieval castellany is first mentioned in 1203 on a ford crossing the Oder, held by the Silesian Piasts. During inheritance conflict of Polish high duke Bolesław IV the Curly with the sons of his elder brother Władysław II the Exile and Emperor Frederick Barbarossa the town was abandoned by Polish troops, due to its state of neglect,Słownik władców Polski i pretendentów do tronu polskiego Marcin Spórna, Piotr Wierzbicki, Edyta Wygonik Wydawn. Zielona Sowa, 2003 page 68 and burned down to prevent enemy from using its food supplies as well as having a place to restKsiążęta piastowscy Śląska Zygmunt Boras "Śląsk", 1982 page 33 The parish church was a filial of the Cistercian Abbatia Lubensis abbey and first documented in 1175. The settlement itself was granted German town law in 1263 and subsequently experienced arrival of immigrants during the Ostsiedlung. Bytom remained under the rule of the Piast dynasty until 1504.
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The book begins by discussing the history of parasites in human knowledge, from the earliest writings about them in ancient cultures, up through modern times. The focus comes to rest extensively on the views and experiments conducted by scientists in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, such as those done by Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, Japetus Steenstrup, Friedrich Küchenmeister, and Ray Lankester. Among them, Leeuwenhoek was the first to ever physically view cells through a microscope, Steenstrup was the first to explain and confirm the multiple stages and life cycles of parasites that are different from most other living organisms, and Küchenmeister, through his religious beliefs and his views on every creature having a place in the natural order, denied the ideas of his time and proved that all parasites are a part of active evolutionary niches and not biological dead ends by conducting morally ambiguous experiments on prisoners. Lankester is given a specific focus and repeated discussion throughout the book due to his belief that parasites are examples of degenerative evolution, especially in regards to Sacculina, and Zimmer's repeated refutation of this idea.
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After joining the new office as a new senior officer (Probationary officer) being an untouchable the peon of the office doesn't give him file in his hand he throw files on his table, Ambedkar feel thirsty and ask for a glass of water, the peon says there is no water when he goes on to drink water from the pot, Upper caste people finds this very uncomfortable and insult him and he is not allowed to drink water from that pot as they think by his touch it will pollute the water so they tell him to bring his own water and call him dirty and untouchable. After a few days of stay in Baroda it is discovered by other Parsis, that he is not Parsi and on the eleventh day of his stay, a group of angry Parsi men, armed with sticks, arrived to remove him from the inn. He had to leave the inn that very day, and not having a place to stay, was forced to leave Baroda and return to Bombay to find work elsewhere. In Bombay, Ambedkar applies for the post of professorship as professor of political economy in Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics.
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