In addition, Disney wants to keep guests in lines entertained.
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From extensive check-in lines at the city's many hotels ...
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Thus people are used to waiting in lines for services.
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There were people waiting in lines to get into restaurants.
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I'm not someone who typically waits in lines for things.
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Drivers also avoid waiting in lines to pick up their cars.
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Which aspect of transcendentalist thought is reflected in Lines 12-19?
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No more waiting in lines that extend to the next car.
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The behavior of people in lines has inspired decades of research.
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People sob in check-in lines, on the way to security.
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It's so simple to get caught up in lines that divide us.
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Hundreds stood in lines for up to eight hours to donate blood.
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Some people reported being stuck in lines for up to seven hours.
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Shoppers complain of violence in lines, and looting is on the rise.
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Instead, players waited in lines that stretched for blocks to enter Grant Park.
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Add in lines that are literally hundreds of people long at some stores.
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Folks waited in lines for hours for the device, which starts at $22019.
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Scenters-Zapico is at her best in lines that mingle pleasure and violence.
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They were not waiting for hours in lines for food, water and fuel.
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People trooped through the rain and stood in lines of up to 100.
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He once rewrote "King John," splicing in lines from other sources, including himself.
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Fact: people wait in lines to take Instagram photos in front of colorful walls.
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They weren't cogs in a machine whose output was measured in lines of code.
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Barbecues sprang up in lines outside gas stations—that is, when people had food.
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They are so used to waiting in lines that there are no lines anymore.
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Some people are willing to wait in lines for hours, and others aren't others aren't.
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From flight delays to waiting in lines and other frustrating scenarios, traveling can be stressful.
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A decision to slash polling places left voters in lines for up to five hours.
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Hundreds used to wait two or three hours in lines that wrapped around the park.
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Attendees stood about 15 deep in lines as seven bartenders frantically handed out free booze.
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As a translator myself, I poured over each copy, noting the differing lengths in lines.
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"We heard from our customers, that waiting in lines - especially for certain groups – was very long."
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Harris opens on fire Debate viewers typically groan when candidates drop in lines that seem practiced.
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In May, Exim extended $10 billion in lines of credit for healthcare projects across the continent.
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Waiting in lines can be a daunting, abstract thing for some people on the autism spectrum.
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That was devastating when we had to wait in lines for five, six and seven hours.
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The next thing you notice is that Hudson Yards is a place for waiting in lines.
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There are untold numbers waiting in lines that are years in length all over the world.
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She plays one of the old men, stepping rhythmically in lines paired off with other dancers.
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Passengers waited for hours in lines that wound through the airport to speak with airline representatives.
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Last year, thirty thousand people squeezed in lines beside white tents that stretched over a quarter mile.
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Nearly 70 percent of the bank's energy-sector borrowers saw decreases in lines of credit, Shrewsberry said.
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People waited in lines for hours to buy and eventually flip the $130 video camera sunglasses online.
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As Shake Shack, Wendy's and other chains weighed in, lines grew at Popeyes restaurants across the country.
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In Tapachula, migrants wait in lines that stretch three blocks for the chance to apply for asylum.
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When food is available, it often involves waiting in lines and even then, there are no guarantees.
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In Florida, people were standing in lines at stores to buy water and other goods on Tuesday.
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Had I got caught up in lines or crowds of people, I probably would have thought differently ...
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While working in print, video and weaving, she realized that all these mediums encode information in lines.
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What does this mean for bucket-listers, aside from sore feet and time spent waiting in lines?
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Trump's action will place vetted and non-vetted travelers together in lines for protracted periods of time.
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Mothers cared for one another's children and took turns waiting in lines at banks and gas stations.
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His simple patterns belie the intricate craftsmanship; creating shapes, like diamonds, in lines means changing colored beads frequently.
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At the camp, hundreds patiently waited in lines to get water or daily rations of bread and cheese.
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You go to Disney World and you wait in lines and there's a whole lobby waiting room experience.
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The goal is to dramatically speed up transactions to keep fans from spending unnecessary time waiting in lines.
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On the convention center side of Monroe Street, Trump rally attendees were ushered into the venue in lines.
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You have to battle crowds and wait in lines just to score a good deal on a TV.
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They laid them down in lines in the shade of trees beside the mosque for a last vigil.
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Mr. Jacob, holding a Budweiser, had gathered near other students who waited in lines during the third quarter.
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Residents said they had waited up to three hours in lines outside supermarkets and food pantries on Tortola.
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A total meltdown at the airport had led to check-in lines that extended past the terminal's entrance.
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Co-founder and CEO Krishna Motukuri said Americans spend more than 100 hours a year standing in lines.
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Visitors who had stood for hours in lines looping around the building discovered more of the same inside.
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Around the country, people have been standing in lines for hours to cast a vote in today's midterm election.
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"They are standing in lines for two hours and (in) 22012-degree weather to get in," New York Rep.
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That means no waiting in lines and no arguing about whether bananas are or are not on sale today.
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This means he most likely will tap the $1.3 billion in lines of credit that Tesla has access to.
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For months, people in Harare have waited for hours in lines, sometimes longer than a mile, outside gas stations.
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If people are talking in lines and at bars about your movie, it bodes well for its ongoing success.
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Shortly after the circuit court's decision, the doors slammed shut on hundreds of people waiting in lines to vote.
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Conditions improved Sunday, after travelers from Europe waited in lines as long as seven hours for screening on Saturday.
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Instead of waiting in lines, families here lounge in cabanas before hitching a ride on their very own dolphin.
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Drivers in the Houston area waited in lines at the pump Thursday night, preparing for several days of shortages.
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Most of our time is spent waiting in lines, but the food is good and it's a fun atmosphere.
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She stood in lines that stretched blocks to get cash, since no electricity meant credit card readers weren't running.
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Dozens of the mostly Hondurans waited in lines to bathe and washed clothes sullied from 2,600 miles of relentless travel.
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Wrap the land in lines of supply and demand, and feel good when you can make it all click together.
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On their final day, 32,000 people stood in lines across the islands to load up on food and other commodities.
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Thousands of people disembarked the Anthem of the Sea on Friday morning and waited in lines to be picked up.
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Future's music falls in that territory as well, but he still tends to sneak in lines about his emotional bouts.
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Already, the family spends three to four hours per day waiting in lines for basic services and goods, including water.
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Many people are waiting in lines for hours to access ATMs with no guarantee they'll be able to withdraw cash.
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Venezuelans routinely spend hours in lines at home seeking items ranging from corn flour to cancer medication to auto parts.
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So the proposed combination is a "vertical" merger with no meaningful "horizontal" overlap in lines of business between the companies.
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In lines 15 and 16, he goes from advocating putting a killer in a tomb to (once again) criticizing abortion.
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Same with the ensemble choreography in the other room, which cleverly emphasized the proximity of multiple bodies in lines and pileups.
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Families waiting in lines at school buildings and mosques could be overheard expressing their astonishment at the level of the turnout.
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In lines 34-37 ("Prosecutions...sense"), what is the most likely reason Jordan draws a distinction between two types of "parties"?
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Fireworks ring in the new law Hundreds of people waited for hours in lines to make their first legal weed buy.
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Bracher said loan books will grow in lines with higher risk of default this year, mainly for individuals and small companies.
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William J. Barber II, president of the North Carolina N.A.A.C.P., appealed to voters to stay in lines, no matter how long.
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But Londoners waited in lines that stretched out the front door of the gallery and across Trafalgar Square, hoping for seats.
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Some have suggested that Ampyx trilobites ended up in lines when they sought shelter in seafloor burrows made by other animals.
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The captives were gathered later at a camp nearby, standing in lines in maroon uniforms as state officials tended to them.
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Many have to travel a long distance to reach banks, losing crucial work hours while waiting in lines to exchange cash.
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Oh sure people are getting drunk, going to the bathroom in lines and returning sniffing away, but overall this place is lame.
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In Paris, passengers complained as check-in lines grew for a flight to New York, a Reuters reporter said on Friday morning.
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In Beaumont, southeast of Houston, many residents wait in lines to get water, food and supplies such as diapers and baby wipes.
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Ultimately, most of the fans have their problems resolved, but not before standing in lines while the game goes on without them.
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Thus, we wait in lines because of the underlying organizational form and the control that the TSA has over its own destiny.
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Election Day, voters across America will wait in lines outside polling places that will make them want to tear their hair out.
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He neglected to mention he was also on the hook for another $14 million in lines of credit, according to court documents.
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And all of our research shows us that the sports fan is very interested in lines and spreads and this odds information.
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Moreover, voters have time to study ballots and the convenience of voting at home; no more standing in lines or missing work.
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Waiting in line is the worst, and, it turns out that on average Americans spend two years of their lives waiting in lines.
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His supporters waited in the rain in lines hours before the rally, as groups of tourists stopped by the area's country music landmarks.
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As with years prior, this year's Comic-Con International was packed with movie news, TV casting announcements, and lots of waiting in lines.
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The machines are guided by inputs from artists and optical sensors to paint in fine detail in lines thinner than a human eyelash.
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Huawei was able to carry out their international expansion thanks to billions of dollars in lines of credit from Chinese government-owned banks.
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A god composed of zeros and ones, face etched in lines of lightening, the moon his nose, an impression of cloud in sky.
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While standing in lines or sitting in jail, women shared their own stories of assault and engaged in difficult conversations about the movement.
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I can understand why fans of Star and Dawson waited hours in lines — both at Morphe stores and online — to purchase these palettes.
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For even as she speaks through Kendra's specific experience in lines like "Everything's coming apart," Ms. Washington evokes a larger and longer disaster.
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Age: 23 Occupation: Social media manager for NY Tent Sale How much of your life has been spent waiting in lines for drops?
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Las Vegas check-in lines are notoriously long, so much so that I'll usually grab a cocktail and finish it during the process.
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" In lines frequently cited as evidence, she writes: "I don't want to lead Ivan astray, but he'll never realize that I am double.
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" It's a sinister flow, though, at least as it comes across to me in lines like "I massage, and reality penetrates my heart.
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Choucair was largely interested in lines that continue infinitely, and the potentiality of lines to create shapes that again flatten into two dimensions.
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The country's economy had tanked because of falling oil prices, and people waited in lines for hours just to get a loaf of bread.
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"Every race in in-lines, or almost every race, is a mass start," said Mitchell Whitmore, who finished 10th in the 1,000 on Friday.
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That's about how people felt as they waited in lines that circled around school gyms and around the block at their local polling places.
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Spectators fill the outlying courts, often waiting in lines to get inside, and cheers from hotly contested matches can be heard around the grounds.
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I often find myself — to my own kids' embarrassment — chatting with strangers in lines, accepting spontaneous invitations, and seeking out-of-the-way adventures.
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People wait in lines around the block not to have a culinary epiphany but to make a declaration, preferably on social media: Watch me!
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But he still found himself waiting in the gallery — in lines so long that The Washington Post published a survival guide to the show.
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His start-up, founded in 2014, is filling up cars in parking lots, so drivers don't have to wait in lines or make extra trips.
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Frustrated: Karen Warrick, flyer Karen Warrick of Tehachapi, California, says long waits in lines at the airport are the most frustrating part as a flyer.
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Television resolution is measured in lines, and in the beginning, the device could only scan as many lines as there were holes in the disc.
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PayPal had eBay, but BuyPower has what co-founder Asehinde Oladipo says is something better, reduction of people waiting in lines to pay their bills.
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Families all through the country are struggling to feed their families, standing in lines for hours to buy food, many times coming up empty-handed.
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And his waving a Texas flag, as he did Tuesday in Corpus Christi, won't help the people standing in lines to register for FEMA assistance.
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People in such places follow a glum routine of hauling firewood, waiting in lines for handouts of bread and groceries, and sleeping in root cellars.
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They were in lines all facing each other as far as I could see — 72-ton vehicles all the way down from wall to wall.
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The speculation starts in lines for food and water, gas and generators, where statistics and facts can inadvertently begin to merge into a grim mythology.
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There are no plans to use it anywhere else at the Olympics, such as on the plazas where fans will gather or wait in lines.
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An excavator will remove the trash to another location and lay it out in lines so that searchers can sift through the material, Adams said.
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Locals say this is partly because so much of the population is spending large amounts of time and energy in lines to obtain basic goods.
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The company was ultimately forced to stop accepting customers when local authorities demanded stores to limit the number of people in lines due to safety concerns.
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Some stay because they are in lines of work not easily transferred abroad, like Simyon Ismailov, who extracts venom from vipers for sale to pharmaceutical companies.
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In many major US cities, fans of the chain's products are willing to wait in lines that weave through the store like a never-ending maze.
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Toothbrushes stand in lines of mugs on small tables, but there is nowhere to store other belongings—not that many of the children have personal possessions.
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Neither were allowed inside, but Warren stood on a step ladder and peered over the fence at what she said were kids being marched in lines.
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And the comparison comes up again and again in "Lines of Sight" and its catalog, organized by Dana Miller (a former director of the Whitney collection).
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This is especially true for those who have never had to wait in lines (which may help explain the low rate at which young people vote).
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When the cafe first opened, it accepted walk-ins which resulted in lines that wrapped around the store and wait times as long as two hours.
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Amid severe train delays, Eurostar passengers at London's St. Pancras Station waited on Friday for more than two hours in lines that stretched outside the station.
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You're looking at my face right now, it's not something you can draw in lines because the light hits the curves, the curves make different shadows.
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"Many investors invest in lines not dots," said Pieter Kemps, principal at Sequoia Capital, noting that investors often want to build ongoing relationships with their investment prospects.
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" In "Freedun," an extended boast with an ardent pop chorus sung by Zayn Malik, formerly of One Direction, M.I.A. slips in lines like "Refugees learn about patience.
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In the Port-au-Prince neighborhoods of Nazon and Turgeau, scores of people stood in lines Saturday desperate for the basics of life: water, gas and food.
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They're browsing through racks with coffees in hand, standing in lines for the dressing room, cheerfully chatting with sales staff, and actually making purchases on full-priced items.
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The luxury real estate development contrasts with the tough day-to-day realities of Venezuelans who spend hours in lines seeking staple goods ranging from rice to medicine.
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Customers have been waiting in lines across the United States to buy discounted items, only to find out that the machines won't take credit cards or gift cards.
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Richard Larson, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor who is considered the foremost expert on queues, estimated that Americans spend 37 billion hours a year waiting in lines.
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Election Day should be a federal holiday, so that people will be able to vote – and even wait in lines to vote – without worrying about losing their jobs.
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Instead, the videos keep fans invested even when there is nothing to discuss, and some fans are prepared to wait in lines for the rest of their lives.
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The rooftop bar Westlight and Italian restaurant Leuca both easily warrant a visit on their own, and attract locals who wait in lines that wrap around the block.
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To go to and from the protests, many stood in lines to buy single-ride subway tickets instead of using their digital payment cards, which can be tracked.
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At the Gare du Nord, many British passengers, blocked in lines down the escalators leading to the Eurostar area, said they expected things to get worse after Brexit.
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Swetnick had also said she saw Judge and Kavanaugh waiting in lines of boys to take their "turn" with girls who had become "inebriated and disoriented" at such parties.
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"We are happy to regain control of the crossing...It was a dream to restore control," said a field commander, speaking on condition of anonymity in lines with regulations.
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It was the same story for senior bureaucrats in the capital's government district and daily laborers in Old Delhi, where youths reserved places in lines to earn some cash.
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The app lets you track your vertical feet, distance, heart rate, and lets you know exactly how much time you're spending skiing versus waiting in lines and riding lifts.
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A few months ago, Hong Kongers stood in lines of thousands to vote in local elections and, before that, in parades of hundreds of thousands to demand universal suffrage.
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We spent the next hour and a half waiting in lines, to get our passports stamped, to get our yellow fever cards checked, to show our Carnet de Passages.
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Fans also braved the harsh heat standing in lines outside theaters in last minute attempts to buy tickets for the movie, which will be released across 12,000 screens on Friday.
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" Women, especially rejoiced in lines like: "I don't bother with these hoes/Don't let these hoes bother me/They see pictures, they say goals/Bitch I'm who they tryna be.
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"When we left two weeks ago, it was very slow here," said Hutson, a San Diego business manager who waited over an hour in lines on his way to Hawaii.
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Boys could be seen walking in lines between the tents, with a staffer — dressed in a fluorescent yellow T-shirt — at the front and back of each line of boys.
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I found his brand of comedy childish and only appealing to the 11-year-olds that make up his YouTube audience and wait in lines screaming outside his live appearances.
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Fans waited in lines for so long, sometimes even crossing the border into Canada to get their precious sauce, that when it was no longer available, they freaked tf out.
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That makes them more vulnerable to sudden shocks in confidence, which could prompt other banks to pull in lines of credit that are often rolled over on a daily basis.
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The high rate has caused them to rearrange their affairs to avoid investing, especially in lines of business subject to the full rate, and thereby reducing productivity and workers' wages.
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Fans also braved the harsh heat standing in lines outside theatres in last minute attempts to buy tickets for the movie, which will be released across 12,000 screens on Friday.
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Even the aforementioned Disney-centric episode found a way to talk about class and blackness—particularly as it pertains to different generations, while the family waited in lines for rides.
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Last week, for example, Mr. Trump posted video of a large crowd of Spanish-speaking people in lines being handed cash — presumably the payments he was referring to in Montana.
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While we remember many of these big moments, what White has done is to meticulously connect the dots -- drawing in lines that history has a way of rendering, well, invisible.
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In lines that tumble out so quickly they sometimes overlap, she calls out her own self-deceptions and fears of being alone as well as her ex's lies and obliviousness.
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Next, the ladies strap on their in-lines while visiting the eclectic Prinzenstrasse quarter, where they explore a Korean food market and casually crash a disco-tastic basement roller-skate party.
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It has shaped the way we think, the way we shop and the way we demand, and it's largely responsible for our dwindling patience when it comes to waiting in lines.
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But there is also transparent beauty to the choreography, as dancers wind in lines across the stage and around one another, or loft a sheet in unison to make it billow.
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Soldiers watched as people jostled in lines clutching Venezuela's largest denomination bill - now worth just 3 U.S. cents on the streets - which they have to deposit before it becomes officially worthless.
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Standing in lines that start around the block and squiggle through the hotel, up the stairs and through multiple ballrooms they chat with the people who are running to be delegates.
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Users have shared experiences of waiting in lines at hospitals for hours, shuttling sick loved ones from hospital to hospital, only to be sent home without being tested for the coronavirus.
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The company was the recipient of billions of dollars in lines of credit from China's state-owned policy banks, helping to fuel its overseas expansion in Africa, Europe and Latin America.
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And where else would citizens patiently wait in lines that can stretch around the block, to pay their respects to, say, a magnificent 18th-century palace that houses an obscure agency?
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Between 383 percent and 40 percent of Venezuelan teachers fail to show up at school each day, mainly because they are standing in lines for food or medicine, their biggest union estimates.
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In Quebec, customers waited for hours in lines to get into the store but many were sent home without being served; even if they did get in, they found a limited supply.
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Crowds of sneakerheads and fans of Arizona Iced Tea had waited in lines for hours, with some showing up the night before and staying overnight to get their hands on the sneakers.
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The company was the recipient of billions of dollars in lines of credit from China's massive state-owned policy banks, helping to fuel its overseas expansion in Africa, Europe and Latin America.
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Weather has long been a factor in trying to predict election outcomes because only the most determined Americans will slog through heavy snow or stand in lines in relentless rain to vote.
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So, if you ever feel like getting to your local polling place and waiting in lines before work is a challenge, just know this: It's a far more complicated process from space.
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Whereas older ballets placed corps women in lines like anonymous regiments, each of the women in "Serenade," which returns to repertory at New York City Ballet on Friday, is completely visible, autonomous.
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Often, you receive PreCheck after applying and being approved for Global Entry, the security program that allows members to scan their fingerprints and passports at automatic kiosks instead of waiting in lines.
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Guests on the Edge can upload a selfie to the app, and the company's facial recognition software will automatically check them into the cruise, allowing them to bypass long check-in lines.
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Some schools, facing a shortage of coaches and space for fields, have devised their own drills, like soccer gymnastics, in which children stand in lines tossing a ball up, down and around.
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Being in lines all day is incredibly annoying, so I&aposm getting TSA PreCheck and Global Entry for freeI find the lines to be the most annoying part of traveling these days.
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Keep in mind that this card gives you a $100 credit toward Global Entry or TSA PreCheck, which is extremely important to have if you travel often and hate waiting in lines.
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In places too dry for any living thing to grow, they clear the ground of wind-blown plastics, scrape away the soil contaminated by distant factory smoke, and place white stones in lines.
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While I understand the public anticipation and demand for the results, it is problematic if early election returns and projections of winners are broadcast while voters are still in lines at the polls.
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" Tiefer's legal opinion begins, "The proposed regulations would reduce the breadth of small business contracting by up to 80% or even 90% in lines of business where small business contracting is currently common.
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The town had to be evacuated on short notice, and many of the residents and visitors have described seeing the fires while sitting in lines of traffic as they tried to get away.
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But together, Arizona, Florida and Illinois make a fairly compelling case that the coronavirus pandemic could keep turnout down in November, if people fear going out and standing in lines with other people.
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The funniest piece of Manifesto comes from a scene in which Blanchett plays both a newsreader and a reporter, speaking about conceptual art (mostly in lines originally written by conceptual artist Sol LeWitt).
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On Friday, thousands of people stood in lines stretching around Hong Kong to form a human chain -- a homage to the Baltic Way, which took place on the same date, 30 years ago.
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Or rather than use using their long weekends to relax and go to the beach, they are baking under the sun in lines at shops for ever scarcer products in the shrinking economy.
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" There's an affine sensibility in lines from Ghalib, like the astonishing "The sun's ray teaches a dewdrop how to vanish / I live because you have not bestowed the grace of your attention upon me.
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"It has been a challenging spring with flyers waiting in lines that take more than 60 to 90 minutes to get through security," said Sharon Pinkerton, a senior vice president with Airlines For America.
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French publisher Short Edition created the Short Story Dispenser as a way for customers waiting in lines at places like airports and train stations to fill their time with something a little more meaningful.
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And when the thunder returns, they cross the stage in lines and in perfect classical jumps (sauts de basque), windswept, fragile and yet as formally poetic as an epic simile in Homer or Virgil.
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In the American Revolution, while the British were standing in lines banging on drums in open fields, America's ragtag guerilla Patriots were in the woods quietly waiting to topple the world's most powerful army.
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The ban on print-at-home tickets made it more cumbersome to buy tickets through StubHub and forced some fans who had trouble with mobile ticketing to wait in lines to resolve their problems.
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Even as people jostled in lines that continued to be several hours long over the weekend, many interviewed seemed willing to accept monumental inconveniences if Mr. Modi's policy would reduce their country's endemic corruption.
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Residents here are used to visitors who ask for tailor recommendations, along with suggestions for the best dim sum and xiaolongbao (soup dumpling) and how to avoid waiting in lines for the Peak Tram.
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Negga, best known to American audiences for her Oscar-nominated role in the 2016 film "Loving," has created a portrait of the theater's most endlessly analyzed prince that is drawn in lines of lightning.
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Making matters worse, bitterness against the government has been boiling over as the country struggles with severe shortages of food and medicine, forcing Venezuelans to wait in lines for hours for basics like cornmeal.
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Soon, Magnolia was written up in British Vogue, and what Mr. Sietsema described as a "cupcake bouncer" was stationed on Bleecker to corral the tourist hordes who waited in lines that bottlenecked the block.
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A: I started John Paul Mitchell Systems in 1980, in one of the worst economic environments when inflation was at its highest and people were waiting in lines around the block to get gas.
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I ordered food, browsed Twitter while in lines, let the kids watch videos while the wife and I had a necessary glass of wine or six and messaged continuously with family and team members.
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Soto flew to Jalalabad, then Bagram, absorbing sights and shaken by contrasts: dining halls heaped with food, military retail stores stocked with sundries, soldiers in lines at beverage shops but not at abundant showers.
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That could soon change at one NBA arena, however, thanks to a new Amazon Go-style cashier-less store that will allow people to grab food and drinks without waiting in lines or checking out.
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High voter turnouts in Arizona, Idaho and Utah on Tuesday night caused election results to be delayed and saw voters still waiting in lines to cast their ballots even after media outlets had projected winners.
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In Venezuela, citizens wishing to buy anything of value on supermarket shelves wait all day in lines to do so, because hyperinflation causes the paper currencies in their pockets to lose significant value every day.
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Palestinians are forced into a far more difficult mirror-image exercise, waiting in lines at checkpoints and traveling along designated roadways so as not to interfere with the perceived safety of the Israeli expansion project.
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The fracturing between parties became clear in lines of questioning as Republicans accused Democrats of inaction, and while Democrats largely focused on the administration's policy that led to the separation of thousands of families last year.
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People waited for hours in lines that stretched several blocks to get into the park, and they seemed spellbound at times as Mr. Sanders held forth against the wealthy and the powerful — in particular, Mrs. Clinton.
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On Election Day, November 21.4th, there were numerous reports that polling places ran out of provisional ballots; residents of Gwinnett County, a heavily minority district outside Atlanta, had to wait in lines for hours to vote.
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The other is that in lines 9, 10, and 11, the form achieves simplicity by saying nothing at all about what the relevant credits are or who is eligible to claim them and in what quantity.
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Airport security screeners working for the Transportation Security Administration have been working without regular pay throughout the shutdown, and the unpaid work has led to clogged check-in lines as record numbers of employees call out sick.
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In some cities, security forces set up special gasoline pumps to deliver fuel for ambulances, medical personnel and official vehicles, a measure that aroused criticism among people who remained waiting in lines often stretching for several kilometers.
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He said he was not concerned about the new central bank rules, noting that many tourists find it inconvenient to wait in lines and produce documentation at formal establishments with limited operating hours and less favorable rates.
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He first started realizing it could be a legitimate business when all the kids at school wanted his shoes, so he used to pay people to wait in lines to get them, which he would then resell.
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So, I did a peptide thread lift and peel with a combination of using [polylactic] acid, which is that bio-stimulatory dermal filler treatment, and that literally fills in lines and brightens and smooths out the skin.
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Richard A. Carranza, the New York City schools chancellor, recently said he was startled by the lack in lines of support for homeless students when he took over the country's largest public school system in the spring.
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Organizers divided into groups and filed in lines facing the stage, a strategy used in the past by the ruling party to create the appearance of a continuous sea of people when seen from a particular angle.
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No more waiting in lines: Snap is making Spectacles available to buy online in the U.S. The $130 glasses, which allow wearers to take circular videos and post them to their Snapchat accounts, are now available on Spectacles.com.
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Women and children attended to watch, music played, and both sides would stand in lines, facing each other while singing, taunting, laughing, and generally building up morale before the mounting tension broke, and each group prepared to charge.
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Sherpas and climbers told the Times that some of the deaths this year were the result of climbers being held up in lines on the last 1,000 feet of the climb with no access to their oxygen supply.
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The collapse of oil markets nearly two years ago has left Venezuela struggling to maintain its system of currency and price controls, leaving Venezuelans stuck in lines for hours to seek everything from corn flour to basic medicine.
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Potentially worse, another passenger, Kimberley Harris, told CNN that she saw passengers at the Dallas airport skipping the long medical testing line and just getting in lines where passengers didn't have to be screened, undermining the protection protocols.
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Chappell rents it for display she orchestrates a Busby Berkeley-style bacchanal with priapic sailors dancing in lines, whores whose pubic hair has been dyed green and a servant offering a marble dish of condoms soaked in milk.
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Aside from the occasional "little miss," talking to anyone who wasn't offering a quest resulted in lines like this: The kicker came from my New Kid's father, who apparently knew I was trans before his call with Mr. Mackay.
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With free two-hour delivery on household items with Prime Now, free same-day shipping on over a million items, and consistent two-day shipping on everything else, you'll save time commuting, browsing, price-matching, and waiting in lines.
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The company would then go on to raise the Index round, a $350 million round in 2014 led by Blackrock, and then about $1 billion in lines of credit in two batches, the second as recently as last spring.
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Over piano chords and programmed percussion, Lauv's croon and Julia Michaels's tearful alto align nearly from the beginning in lines like "Maybe we could hold off one sec so we could keep this tension in check" — but they won't.
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National Geographic reports:Now, Peruvian archaeologists armed with drones have discovered more than 50 new examples of these mysterious desert monuments in adjacent Palpa province, traced onto the earth's surface in lines almost too fine to see with the human eye.
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I'm not talking about youthful energy—which there was a ton of—but I mean actual children, like middle school age and younger, waiting in lines that snaked around corners for hours to meet, air-kiss, and hug their favorite queens.
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"It has been a challenging spring with fliers waiting in lines that take more than 60 to 113 minutes to get through security," said Sharon Pinkerton, Airlines for America's senior vice president of legislative and regulatory affairs, in a statement.
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Instead of spending time getting to the airport, waiting in lines, wishing I could be getting work done, I, or a group of friends or colleagues, could make the journey in the comfort and safety of a vehicle that drives itself.
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While local laws may require outsiders to remain a certain distance from polling sites or prohibit them from approaching voters in lines, federal law merely prohibits them from interfering with an individual's right to vote, without defining what interference is.
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In Puerto Rico, where the power is still out on much of the island, and water and resources are scarce, people are waiting in lines that extend around city blocks and down highways — just to get a few gallons of gas.
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In Lines in the Mind of, Agricole, and Suspended Afterthought, the ways Edwards improvises with suspension, barbed wire, and linear space demonstrates that the artist is concerned with the conceptual possibilities of provoking an audience to consider playing with material.
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I don't drive a Lexus, I don't cut in lines and at 81 I am working a little more than full time, but I am furious that Americans in large numbers "hate government" and have a crush on incipient fascism.
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So crowded that 40,000 pounds of pastrami and beef were served in a week at Katz's Delicatessen on the Lower East Side, where 3,0003 to 4,000 visitors flocked each day, standing in lines that stretched three-plus blocks, the owner said.
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Would you visit an amusement park without having to wait in lines; run wild on a mall shopping spree; explore a renowned museum with free rein — or is there some other place or activity you'd love to enjoy in solitude?
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Lines to check in, lines for security, lines for passport control, and then at the other end, lines for your luggage, more lines for passport control and, if you're really lucky, lines for taxis or buses to get you away.
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On Tuesday, a handful of soup kitchen regulars will stand in lines at polling places around New York City to cast their votes in a presidential contest where the struggles of poverty rarely made their way into the national debate.
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But entering a food market can also mean waiting in lines, squeezing through mobs of tourists, and fighting for a seat, not to mention having to make quick decisions about what to order when everything looks (and smells) worthy of a taste.
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In perhaps the biggest victory, Ticketmaster took a step back from a surveillance technology company that it invested in last year with plans to develop a facial scan for concertgoers faces instead of having them wait in lines to enter a venue.
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Protests continued for days after the verdict, and more than 200 officers on the civil disobedience team were assigned to stand in lines to control crowds, as well as to work on "arrest teams" against any protesters believed to have committed crimes.
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A sketch comedy troupe called Teatro Breve was putting on five sold-out shows a week in San Juan, all about living without power, waiting in lines for no reason, and the myriad daily indignities that made up the post-hurricane ennui.
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It may not always seem like that but already there are hundreds of names and people waiting in lines and waiting to be put on a waiting list to donate blood and help anyone who is in need or stranded without help.
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If you're not willing to wait in lines that are 200 or 300 people deep for your chance at a photo with a minor cast member, you'll have to wait behind 30 to 70 people for a cup of (fine) coffee at Marty's.
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The two locations pictured here are Gun World and Guns Direct -- both in Burbank, CA. It looks like people were actually standing in lines that went down the block and reached surrounding store fronts -- which, of course, begs the obvious question. WHY?!?!?
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Several Wuhan residents said on social media websites that they had gone from hospital to hospital, waiting in lines for hours, only to be sent home with medicine and instructions to seek further treatment later if symptoms persisted in a few days.
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And this festival, which prides itself on its low-key, locavore vibe — movie stars mingle with tourists and students on Colorado Avenue; critical buzz takes shape in lines rather than online — transmits a loud and resonant signal to the movie world below.
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Nearly immediately, people from across the United States flocked to the city, waiting in lines that flowed around the block of the grand Beaux-Arts City Hall building, hoping they would get their chance at a license before, inevitably, Newsom's action was blocked.
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The past 30 years have also had their share of Dirty Dancing references, enough so that the film's iconic version of the lift dance move and the liberation found in lines like "Nobody puts baby in a corner" serve as shorthand for true love.
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Drinking at home is cheaper, you can make fun cocktails, you don't have to wait in lines, you don't have to strain to hear your friends speaking over loud music and background noise, not to mention the bathrooms are probably cleaner, and there's wifi.
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I spent a lot of time at last year's Sundance Film Festival standing in lines, chugging Coke Zero, and trying to justify why exactly I'd taken a five-hour flight and a one-hour drive into the mountains of Utah to see some movies.
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Across the city, The New York Times reported Monday, people were standing in lines that spanned the block, eager to honor the memory of the 58 people killed by the gunman's high-powered weaponry and to help the more than 500 hundred people injured.
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An election plus a budding epidemic could be an equation for disaster: thousands of people crowded together in polling places, waiting in lines, touching the same door handles and voting machines—or, fearing the prospect of germs, bailing on the whole thing, driving down turnout.
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"The issue is they move in lines, generally west to east, and they generally move right through the Ohio Valley, which is probably the routing of 40 percent of the east-west traffic in the U.S.," said Robert W. Mann, an airline industry consultant.
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Here are some of the ways companies hope to address the most common complaints: It Takes Too Long to Check In Customers have long complained about the check-in process, which can require standing in lines for passport presentation, photo-taking and excursion booking.
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There is also a set of features focused on making traveling easier, like electronic baggage tags that allow customers to skip luggage check-in lines at the airport, and built-in scales to help travelers avoid fees for checked bags that exceed the weight limit.
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"It was exactly like Parkland," Duarte said, recalling the images she saw on news channels of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students walking out of their classrooms in lines with their hands over their heads after a shooter killed 17 students and staff members last year.
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As part of the conservatorship, the U.S. Treasury entered into PSPAs with each entity, promising to extend $220006 billion in lines of credit to each company in return for senior preferred stock and warrants equivalent to nearly 2202 percent of the common equity of each company.
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A spire pulled forward by gravity of anger into limes / brief ripple of disc-shaped serrated leaves & lineage," the poem "Blackbird/Jackdaw" begins, "dropped into a ladle at dusk as swifts spit softly / overhead in lines from physics and buttons / slate, where it falls and falls.
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Court 5 at the United States Open overflowed with spectators on Monday, many standing on their tiptoes, craning their necks and waiting in lines at the small side court to get a glimpse of a teenager who holds some hope for the future of American men's tennis.
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Court 5 at the United States Open overflowed with spectators on Monday, many standing on their tiptoes, craning their necks and waiting in lines at the small side court to get a glimpse of a teenager who holds some hope for the future of American men's tennis.
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Since the duo stopped playing together regularly in 2009, theories about the split have raged in lines at club and music forums, but even the most outlandish explanations seem to have been put to bed by the sheer joy it has given fans to see them playing together again.
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" Just after the show, the company's co-founder, Frank Vercruyssen, spoke of Bergman's prose as if it were a fine wine: "There's a great mouthfeel to a writer who can express his love, his hate, his irony, his sarcasm, his empathy in lines that are made to be performed.
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Ms. Reyes, a retired employee of Venezuela's Education Ministry, was told by her doctor that the cancerous lesion on her forehead was probably the result of all the hours she was forced to stand in lines in the sun waiting to buy food or withdraw money from the bank.
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As a college student, I found it was easy to be drawn in by the bonfires, beer and euphoria on the Islands, a string of sandy bluffs in the middle of the lake where partygoers and thong enthusiasts anchor their boats in lines to make party-hopping easier.
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I find these dancers somewhat slick when I compare them to the Tharp stylists I watched in the 1980s, but that's not a new complaint: Today's Tharp dancers, almost too accomplished in lines and rhythms, lack the juicy, weighty texture that emanated from their predecessors' whole body language.
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I've had a lot of time (while running kids to various places, changing diapers, and standing in lines at those exact same establishments) to contemplate some things everyone should know about retail — the things I always wanted to tell my customers, but couldn't because, well, I wanted to keep my job.
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Shortly after the painter was born eighty-six years ago, the poet T.S. Eliot wrote, in lines that could have been composed to describe every image in Bailey's show: Time past and time future What might have been and what has been point to one end, which is always present.
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But in the case of Cold War, it was a boon: For the rest of the festival's run, as people stood around in lines and at parties talking about the films they'd seen and liked, someone would say "Oh, and I loved Cold War," and everyone nearby would enthusiastically agree.
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The show's terrific cast includes an incredibly game Daniel Radcliffe, who finds laughs even in lines that aren't explicitly written as jokes; Steve Buscemi as a bumbling, kinda bored God, who maybe can't read when you come right down to it; and an excellent breakout performance from young actress Geraldine Viswanathan.
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MARACAIBO/SAN CRISTOBAL, Venezuela, Oct 15 (Reuters) - V enezuelans in border areas are waiting up to six days to fill their cars and some report paying bribes to jump ahead in lines, signaling a return of crippling fuel shortages that have dogged the struggling OPEC nation for much of the year.
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There's a lot of important things a government does, and I think the TSA thing is gonna affect people more because you wait in lines and the airlines are gonna be mad then businesses are gonna be mad and it sort of launches us right into a recession in a lot of ways.
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In fact, the reality star's tactics have been so successful she's pioneered her lip kit-based cosmetics company from a passion product to a full-blown empire, regularly selling out of everything online and even opening her own stand-alone stores, complete with screaming fans waiting overnight in lines around the block.
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He's bolstered by a terrific cast that includes an incredibly game Daniel Radcliffe, who finds laughs even in lines that aren't explicitly jokes; Steve Buscemi as a bumbling, kinda bored God, who maybe can't read when you come right down to it; and a terrific breakout performance from young actress Geraldine Viswanathan.
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She also said she witnessed efforts by Kavanaugh and others "to cause girls to become inebriated and disoriented so they could then be 'gang raped' in a side room or a bedroom by a 'train' of numerous boys," adding she remembers boys including Kavanaugh getting in lines to take part in these rapes.
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" Throughout the book, La Melia puns on the (eye)lash as a whip (one section, for instance, is titled "8 Lashes of Baby's Breath") and calls attention to its eroticism in lines like: "Is the Eyelash all I need to draw to make a perversity?" and "The lower baby-doll Eyelashes are very, very innocent.
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The children are now housed in groups of 20, sleeping in lines of bunk beds and receiving no schooling and minimal access to legal services, the newspaper reported, adding that in private shelters and foster homes, the children slept two or three to a room, received formal schooling and had regular visits with legal representatives.
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"We were handed this unofficial-looking form, with no federal markings on it," said Tracy Sefl, who waited in lines with her husband for more than four hours at O'Hare Airport on Saturday night, only to be told that they shouldn't have been sent for an enhanced screening since they had not traveled through Europe.
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"One of the things that kept coming back was people don't like waiting in lines," said Dilip Kumar, Amazon vice president of Amazon Go. That may be true, but research shows that people who wait in line tend to buy more stuff to offset the time lost standing around waiting to pay for it all.
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On the train I stared at the fields we passed, which were laid out neatly, in lines I realized I had never seen in Bulgaria; the fields alongside the train from Sofia to the coast were shaggy, inexactly drawn, like the fields I remembered from my childhood, my family's fields in Kentucky, nothing like this clean geometry.
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Also in this issue, we look at the millennials who are confronting the prospect of their own deaths (after being inspired by climate change and boomers' failures); a writer asks why comedians, television shows, and movies still trade in jokes about Asian American stereotypes; and we find inspiration in lines cut from a famous John Lewis speech.
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Even after that modification, it is not true that veterans are no longer waiting in lines for "two days, seven days, three weeks": veterans are now permitted to be reimbursed for seeing a non-VA doctor if they are facing a wait of 20 days or more for a VA doctor (or if their drive to the VA is 30 minutes or more).
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Even if you'd somehow overlooked all the reports that he'd be at the festival, and ignored all the chatter in lines outside the theater, it was simply impossible not to notice the excited murmuring among audience members – many of them clad in Beto O'Rourke t-shirts – when he made his way down the aisle of Austin's Paramount Theater to take his seat.
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Neel hastens to emphasize that these fates still disproportionately haunt African Americans, Native Americans, and Latinos; but given the depth of racial inequality in the United States, it surely reveals an important shift in lines of vulnerability that, in at least 30 counties in the South, middle-aged white women are dying faster than black women of the same age.
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We went to this fundraising dinner series that we do, and hearing them speak about what they're doing and why and how it plays out in people's lives—it's such a completely different social offering and social experiment than food banks, which do incredible work, but don't take into account how it feels to be waiting in lines and receiving food.
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West's message of individuality, self-worth, and perseverance in lines like "Every motherfucker told me that I couldn't rhyme / Now I could let these dream killers kill my self-esteem / Or use my arrogance as the steam to power my dreams" from his 2004 song "Last Call" seemed to really resonate with his young audience, and put West in the position where his voice helped many young fans find theirs.
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Pyer Moss, spring 2020CreditCreditDolly Faibyshev for The New York Times In a historic theater in a part of New York City far from the usual runway haunts, in front of thousands of ravenous fans (including some very famous ones) who stood in lines around the block waiting for admittance, in a room swollen with the voices of a 65-person choir, expectation and glamour, a fashion week force gathered critical mass.
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Pyer Moss, spring 2020CreditCreditDolly Faibyshev for The New York Times In a historic theater in a part of New York City far from the usual runway haunts, in front of thousands of ravenous fans (including some very famous ones) who stood in lines around the block waiting for admittance, in a room swollen with the voices of a 65-person choir, expectation and glamour, a fashion week force gathered critical mass.
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The Post reported that thousands of Mexicans had been waiting in lines at border crossings in the hopes that border officials would allow them to request asylum in the US.Internal Department of Homeland Security data provided to The Post also revealed that in August, Mexico was the largest source of unauthorized immigration to the US. That month, Mexicans even eclipsed Guatemalans and Hondurans — who had made up the vast majority of border arrests.
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Was told to disavow the wives we thought we heard calling our names when we first woke in the morning, the husbands we imagined lying with us, chest to back, while the night's torches burned, the children whose eyelashes we thought we could still feel on our cheeks when the rain turned to a fine mist while we stood in lines outside the pens waiting for our next hell to take legs and seek us out.
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So after almost 230½ hours and two centuries' worth of singing, dancing, and jiggling; after all 224 of us had been asked to re-enact everything from the Civil War and the Oklahoma land rush to white flight to the suburbs; after a narcotically swampy rendition of "Amazing Grace" and a production of "The Mikado" that glowed in the dark because its minstrelsy might make sense if it was set on Mars; after visionary drag-queen costumes that called to mind descriptions like geisha Andrews Sister and Tiki apocalypse; after we'd stood in lines for small portions of bread and split pea soup at 18463 a.m.
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