In this place I wrote with water; in this place, an extinguished match; here, blood and cheap perfume; here, nothing.
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"There is absolutely no question that I want to stay in this place, die in this place, which could be any minute," she said.
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"What has to change in this place and what Australians expect of us in this place is a change in the culture and the behavior," he said.
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But just unfortunately, I'm in this place to vindicate myself.
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"It feels good to be in this place right now."
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I hear derogatory comments about women in this place regularly.
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I will not let you grow up in this place.
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But in this place we have the duty to host .
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It seems that she has been in this place before.
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We were born in this place where there is peace.
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EVERYBODY IN THIS PLACE LET ME HERE YOU SAY TRUMP!
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The confessionals in this place must be standing room only.
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"I live for these nights in this place," he said.
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I don't think she wanted to be in this place.
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In this place, purposeful looking becomes an exercise in failure.
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"Pakistan has always been in this place," Mr. Najam said.
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But I don't count for very much in this place.
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It's about being in this place and discovering its residents.
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What it is to have no home in this place.
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How many more Epcot villages are there in this place?
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In "This Place," his images are starkly empty of human life.
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Being an intern in this place is truly a thankless job.
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It was in this place that I met my now-wife.
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For him, there were no good old days in this place.
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"I've learned in this place talk's cheap," he said on CNN.
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In this place, time was frozen at 1945, when communism started.
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Survival in this place is enough to make you a hero.
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In this place, I can say to them what needs saying.
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There are hundreds of people, if not thousands, in this place.
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Going into labor, after all, is hardly remarkable in this place.
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There are lots of reasons why we landed in this place.
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" He added, "We have a lot of memories in this place.
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I'm thankful to God that he put me in this place.
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Why are they in this place, at this moment in history?
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That's what you need to do to succeed in this place.
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But if those people had an experience like this, in this place?
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The geographic remoteness means that traditions in this place remain strongly intact.
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The crowd in this place doesn't really like keeping track of time.
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"Surely, the presence of the Lord is in this place," they sing.
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She will stay in this place, she tells herself, until he comes.
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So it's good to be in this place and to be hanging.
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I don't think that anything of that kind happens in this place.
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Then again, even a unicorn would have looked dingy in this place.
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In this place, every day without exception, the rituals have been followed.
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She wondered whether she could handle three more years in this place.
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"We were so happy to get in this place," said Mr. Hamilton.
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"I saw a lot of families killed in this place," he said.
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I was writing in this place and it had ceiling to floor windows.
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But we're also in this place where we, as a country, have grown.
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If I have a physical letter, I know it's in this place. Done.
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After all, everyone in this place has heard this and worse from Christina.
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If they throw us out we will return to stay in this place.
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In this place I'm not sure if they were able to rescue people.
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Aside from the cheap decorations, there was clearly money invested in this place.
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They were black, which, at the moment and in this place, is noteworthy.
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You've been in this place three years—God, has it really been three?
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If I were in this place, I would really worry a lot more.
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Everybody in this place either didn't know about the accusations, or didn't care.
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All the other overflowing shelves in this place have no discernible ordering system.
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"In this place, you grab love wherever you can find it," Offred replies.
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The myth of New York still existed in this place with this man.
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"There's so much smart talent in this place: bilingual, well-educated," he said.
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I have a big bathtub in this place and some leftover bath bombs.
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My ancestors built this city before they ever set foot in this place.
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"It's amazing that you find cars in this place," says one to the other.
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This place is really elegant, and there's no place in this place for you.
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All of the sudden, I was in this place where I felt totally alone.
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They told me that yesterday many people were injured by snipers in this place.
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While I'm in this place, I should be doing as much as I can.
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Neither does anyone else -- because we've never been in this place before. Ever. 2200.
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"I cannot believe I am here, in this place," someone from Chile wrote recently.
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Like your service, mine began here in this place of honor and honor's demands.
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"When I started in this place I was 18 years old," Ms. Morgenstern said.
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What is indispensable are the values that they consecrated in Philadelphia and in this place.
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In This Place, the artists' own words are occasionally selected to reinforce the organizer's vision.
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They both love the daughter, and they know she cannot grow up in this place.
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"I don't like being in this place with you," she says, continuing to get emotional.
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It's like, man, if a bomb blew up in this place, skateboarding would be done.
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Indeed, time has seemed to slowly chip away at the public's interest in this place.
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It made me very happy to see this man in this costume in this place.
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"There's a strength handed down in this place from the criminals in here," he wrote.
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"It feels like you're stuck in this place, you're not equipped for this," Nakanishi says.
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In this place, more or less at one with nature, it is the only symbol.
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And now it's sort in this place where, well okay, where do we put that?
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No wonder Frankie gathers the family in this place; there is something magical in it.
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And she realizes in this place, she will never thrive, she will never know herself.
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She's in the menu and design, the conversations I can imagine having in this place.
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"You see life in a different way when you are in this place," she said.
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Everybody is having a great time, so the energy is always happy in this place.
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All that mattered was that nothing that belonged to her brother remained in this place.
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And so we're now in this place in which ratings are booming and facts are irrelevant.
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How I'd come to be here, in this place where he believed I did not belong.
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And the diversity of ways people can finance things in this place is a great strength.
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The lighting in this place is a nightmare for influencers like myself, to be quite frank.
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We will have to keep fighting to live without fear in this place we call home.
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To spend time in this place is as good an antidote as any to the ubiquity
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What is there in this place that a man should ever want to get into it?
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Also, the first time that I saw the sketch of a shoe was in this place.
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And I think we need to know ourselves as a counter to being in this place.
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Habré must be saying, 'Look at me now, he's in this place and I'm in prison.
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I never thought I would be here, in this place, at this time in my life.
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What I care about is that the rules in this place are enforced, so people can learn.
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When I met her I was in this place wondering if I should even keep playing music.
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"At this time of the year, in this place, there should not be open water," Xelot says.
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"It's in this place to which we would turn ... and define exactly what we need," he said.
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"These things are the only sign of life in this place," the janitor says, taking one out.
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What is it like being in this place now where you can't really do anything about it?
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"You could live in this place and, if you wish, not even own a car," Hartman said.
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"I don't want to sit in this place and have this conversation again," she told the chamber.
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BD: [Laughs] We have to be in this place because that's where the art we're showing is.
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Trying to make a bed in this place, but all we can see is bodies taking space.
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"I started photographing these areas and why I was interested in this place," said Mr. Ramos, 40.
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To call it a rarity in this place with no previously existing cocktail scene would be an understatement.
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"Many - we must admit it - don't like seeing them in this place of debate and civility," Santos said.
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In fact, I think he had to have felt somewhat abandoned as he was deposited in this place.
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"I felt like I put myself in this place so I have to get over it," she said.
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"For me it was more important remain in this place: It's where I chose to be," he said.
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TG: You talk a lot about how guys, even in this place of social power, don't feel powerful.
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And I found that I quite liked small-town life in this place, where everyone knows your name.
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And it's a privilege to work in this place itself, which is obviously a building of tremendous history.
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Faraj's paintings want the viewer to stay in this place of wanton sensuality and make other discoveries here.
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For everybody in this place, there was someone who mourned their loss, even if they didn't know why.
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"Resonance is a word that holds special meaning for me in this place," Brook said at the beginning.
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"We're in a kangaroo court, it feels like in this place, because all of this is backwards," Rep.
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"There aren't that many life-or-death votes in this place," he said on the Capitol steps Thursday.
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Or we can do a fundraiser for this shelter in this place that's already working on this issue.
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"It's the greatest feeling, to feel that God the almighty chose us to be in this place," he said.
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Even if you killed somebody, you don't deserve to spend more than a couple of years in this place.
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"I've been in this place before, after my fiancé died and that life was taken from me," she said.
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"I felt like we were stuck in this place that happened seven months ago," the reality star told People.
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I hope to work hard and skate a dream program in this place that is a dream for me.
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"Hooliganism reigns in this place," the woman's father, Manoj, who goes by one name, told the Indian news media.
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We would soon learn that only hard time in this place could direct your humor into those dark spaces.
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"I think you're seeing in real time the vice grip of the NRA loosening in this place," said Sen.
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Art Review In "This Place," an exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, life and photography and art cause sparks to fly.
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LG: The one thing I've always thought is, I wonder if I could ever take a nap in this place?
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There was so much communication and brotherhood in this place, it was so natural and it was no big deal.
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More photos of Ike's apartment: How long have you lived in this place, and how often do you clean it?
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But in this place, there is talk of peace, of coming together to soothe and to learn from one another.
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Everyone loves to point fingers in this place, where there's nowhere else to point that finger today than this chamber.
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"A great sense of dread comes over you in this place," Higgins said in the video while touring the site.
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And some Democrats are convinced that this could work powerfully in her favor, especially at this time, in this place.
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Why would someone be so near to my home, to my children, in this place that is not the city?
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Here's what it felt like to be Khari at this moment, in this place, at this stage of his life.
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Subsoil is part of this too; all the fragments of an era before a city are collected in this place.
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Throw in the $8 tray full of screws and nails and you're ready to go all HGTV up in this place.
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Throw in the $230 tray full of screws and nails and you're ready to go all HGTV up in this place.
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We have to be Switzerland constantly, and we hate to see him in this place, and it's stressful for our family.
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So I think we're in this place where it doesn't even matter if you are a tech platform or not, right?
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We were invited this year, and I'm touched to be included in this place that's so important to my boyfriend's family.
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Demoralizing because we shouldn't be in this place to begin with, but it was really incredible to see people coming together.
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It's insane to try and survive in this place so we'll probably have to find a way to balance it out.
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In this place, we often witness the moments when obscure high-level policies collide with the lives of actual human beings.
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It's as if the brain asks a single, vital question: Who do I have to be, in this place, to thrive?
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I saw these two characters as bodies who needed to meet in this place and transform into a completely different person.
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"We come to Berlin, we American presidents, because it is our duty to speak in this place of freedom," Reagan said.
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It's trying to have a smarter approach to deliberation so that there's actually more problem-solving that happens in this place.
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"That's why I understand that God and the people have put me in this place, to solve these problems," Moreno said.
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"Do you think we can find any food in this place now?" asked Bondien, a village leader of the Tombonuo people.
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But in this place, across the sea, the cars circle in all directions, within and without each other, a tango of mystery.
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" She continues: "It was really, really special to all be together and be in this place that I've loved for so long.
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"This case is not only about the farmers in this place, this is a national problem," Mya Myitzu said, pledging to appeal.
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"It's really difficult to integrate or learn when you're in this place because people talk Arabic or their own language," he said.
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"If you want to pray for the souls of all the people who are in the ground in this place, then come."
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"Even though he was young, there weren't work opportunities for him in this place," said his father, Melvin Gómez, during the wake.
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" Later, he added another message of welcome and hope: "There are three things I'd say to Matt: 'Gently rest in this place.
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It has become their city's symbol, and my great-grandmother is a revered figure in this place so far from her home.
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"I don't believe anyone really interested in this place will tear it down," he said in an interview on a recent Sunday.
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With this very high melody in the first violins and second violins, as though already in this place there is an aura.
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But anyone who really knew Biden and his personal political history also knew that we've been in this place before with him.
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"If you really cared about Puerto Rico, you'd say: We will invest in this place to make it a viable economy," Kyle said.
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"I'm in this place where I get so excited about it, I think partially because Surface Pro is my baby," he tells me.
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"The social and cultural context shapes and gives meaning to the act — why this act in this place with these people?" he said.
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"That was the only thing that was motivating me … I cannot be raped by this guy in this place," she said to KIRO.
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The awards show veteran has been in this place before — having won several acting awards and even an Oscar in 1997 for Fargo.
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The institution that indigenous children from coastal communities attended for more than four decades stood in this place until demolished just last year.
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"I was in this place where I knew my personal life could affect this outstanding job and opportunity that I had," she says.
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"I always wanted to be a young dad, but I didn't really expect that I'd ever be in this place," he tells PEOPLE.
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But this story is not told, and so we end up in this place with many Americans are philosophical conservatives but utilitarian liberals.
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"We can't have McCarthyism back in this place," he said, alluding to the notorious 1950s Senate hearings into Americans' potential ties to Communism.
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"I am touched to stand in this place, this very place, where my brother, Yoni, fell," the prime minister said at Entebbe airport.
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"We have been saved, not like half the people in this place who have lost their lives," she said, breaking down in tears.
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They're only in this place, so we have to protect them, but even here in Bohol, [very] few people are concerned about wildlife.
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"My whole life, bad or good, has occurred here, in this place," he said, shooting a glance around his studio, surveying his creations.
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People like having that magical inception in this place, whether they are hiring me as a matchmaker or getting involved by making art.
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But that's part of Mr. Meador's experimental nature, determining what works and what does not in this place, regardless of status or history.
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"We do want to honor those who worked in this place and we want to provide financial resources for their descendants," Prather said.
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What motivated the people in this place, Whitley County, to vote for a candidate who expressly promised to take away their health insurance?
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We sat in this place that looked like it was straight out of the 21970s and we enjoyed the pancakes until we felt sick.
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Do I want to like these characters because of where I am now, in this place with few real friends to easily call upon?
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The crew was handling the scene with kid gloves, but it was also upsetting for everyone to see Jack and Rebecca in this place.
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"I speak about my faith ... because I want everyone in this place to feel comfortable about talking about their faith," he said to applause.
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So you very easily end up in this place where it's like, "Well, there have been indications but who really knows?" and yadda yadda.
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The soil drying out in this place is a sign — a representation of the process of losing vitality, the changing of earth to dust.
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It's hard to see how the idea of this cross being put right in this place wouldn't be seen as an act of provocation.
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The exile wanders around a world, interacting with objects and people, but generally just taking in this place that they have been exiled to.
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So many perished along the way, in this place that can feel as hot as hell, that it became known as the Devil's Highway.
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The show says that those in this place are already home, and the hope is that they will continue to be in the future.
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" In its post on Saturday, the Bataclan reiterated this idea, writing that the work stolen from its door "only has meaning in this place.
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"When my health is good I am ready to fight ISIS again, in this place and all around the world if they need," he said.
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"The note that we gave kids was one example of this, and it worked, in this place, in this time, in this school," he said.
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"I didn't think we would be in this place in 2019, to be honest," said Robin Nandy, principal adviser and chief of immunization at UNICEF.
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I asked him where to eat in London, and right now I'm sitting in this place called Granger & Co, that is supposed to be amazing.
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From there that DNA started, and now we're in this place where these products were built together, and the beauty of the tech comes out.
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When I was living in Cincinnati, there was a shoe store in this place called Kenwood which was a pretty serious drive from our neighborhood.
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Around 400 nuns from Bhutan, Nepal, India, and Tibet live together in this place of worship, where it's not unusual for nuns speak multiple languages.
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Apparently Matthew's connection to schisma had him experiencing life in Castle Rock as an unceasing nightmare, witnessing everything terrible that ever occurred in this place.
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"Some of our crew have lost their houses and it's been uplifting to see the good side of human nature in this place," she said.
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" He adds, "If I achieve anything, I hope that it may be the stamina to remain in this place and to share what has been seen.
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How, Bashir asks often in her poems in all their various forms, can we exist today in this place, in this time, as who we are?
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"I wouldn't be in this place in my career had I not met him," Copeland tells PEOPLE at the launch of the new Misty Copeland Barbie.
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There's a little bit of text to hang a loose narrative thread on—I woke up in this place, and I'm trying to figure it out.
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I figured I could live in this place for a few years, move if I had to, and maybe come away with a little extra money.
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What you sense from Sammy and the others are gusts of pride: in this place, and in bocce, but also in the fact of their survival.
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In this place of transit, the migrants must choose one event from their lives that the angels will make into a movie, starring the migrants themselves.
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"I have addressed it before and, let me tell you, I know where all the bodies are buried in this place," the memo alleges Kessel said.
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Ultimately, the President and the country would not be in this place but for Donald Trump's astounding sense of entitlement and his inability to change course.
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I felt like an outcast growing up, and now I was in this place that made me feel important, like I was being seen by the world.
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Either Jay Cutler is Kevin Love's long lost, slob of a brother, or the light fixtures in this place are hung like emergency lighting in a mine.
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Far from a sense of Clinton fatigue, in this place there is nostalgia for a time when a vacationing president actively participated in the local social milieu.
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"It was obvious their attitude was, 'We're going to make it as hard as possible for them to live in this place until they leave,'" he said.
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In this place, Hillary Clinton is an enemy so useful to the 2020 reelection campaign that the President and his surrogates will invoke her whenever they can.
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Only one resident here in this place of concrete-block and adobe-brick homes was killed — an older man crushed in his house by a collapsed wall.
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Even if was poorly shot, if I could capture what it was like living in this place… I always use the example of Moby Dick, the Pequod.
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And so to be serious for just a minute, if you're listening and you feel stuck, or you're saying well should I stay in this place, whatever.
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And I wonder, if I stopped delivering the facts, what would go in its place in this place that is most watched, most listened, most viewed, most trusted?
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"Our experience in this place was amazing, to be able to spend two nights where the twilight movie was filmed was a dream come true!" one reviewer wrote.
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His understanding of relational systems between the wider US socio-cultural climate and his native culture and religion fed his desire to mount this exhibition in this place.
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Mr Kim appeared chuffed: "I never expected to see you in this place," he told Mr Trump, who then invited the North's dictator to visit the White House.
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And given the presence of baby Holly/Nicole, who is going to have to grow up in this place, that reminder is especially striking to the main cast.
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"ESA is interested in this place because it's one of the only places that you have, like, true isolation," Van den Berg said in an interview over Skype.
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"When I came to NBC five years ago, we were in this place with: How are we going to manage this business that's been in decline?" he said.
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There are a ton of professional people that use cannabis every day, and we're in this place where we're a little embarrassed because we're not hippies and stoners.
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In this place District dwellers call home, we too have questions about how the incoming president will affect our housing markets and our schools and our daily lives.
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COMEY: And I didn't focus on that right away because I was in this place where I was trying to keep all of this out of my head.
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While a deforested area can be restored relatively quickly, with fire "you kill all the life in this place, even underground, the microorganisms inside the soil," he says.
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But I do think that they're kind of stuck in this place where they have to navigate a bunch of possible futures and many of them end catastrophically.
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Like JD Samson pointed out in his micro documentary for Broadly, lesbian bars created spaces for cross-generational contact; In This Place: [206] attempts to do the same.
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When I saw them in 22005, so now they're 22005 and 21995, and we went out to lunch in this place in Chelyabinsk called The Wild Boudoir Café.
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And we know she's on her way there now and I think people are really excited to see her in this place and what she becomes out of this.
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I will fight for her until her enemies are defeated, but when the war is over and she has won, do you want to grow old in this place?
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This was such an opening year, not just for dancers but for the entire world that has been in this place of supporting gay people, supporting the Black community.
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"I wonder, if I stopped delivering the facts, what would go in its place in this place that is most watched, most listened, most viewed, most trusted?" he said.
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They refer to the people who reside here, in this place and under this rule of law, and who are the guardians and beneficiaries of a shared political inheritance.
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There were so many other forces that came to bear down on her and ultimately left her in this place that I don't think she could have even imagined.
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In other words, are we in this place because the people in power were unable or unwilling to adjust to facts that were right in front of their noses?
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I feel like we're still positioned in this place of everything that you've learned about modern-day posits, whatever you learn from Black women, we didn't have to teach you.
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I was in this place of just the trickling little thoughts of comparison because the internet is — they're always going to try to paint this narrative of women vs. women.
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These people have the tragic and unfortunate circumstance that they were in this place at this time, and experienced this thing that changed lives and in many cases ended lives.
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In the video he says:A great sense of dread comes over you in this place...This is why homeland security must be squared away, why our military must be invincible.
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"You know when you're dating someone, sometimes it's exciting to be like, 'Oh, should we try and make out over here in this place?' or what have you," she began.
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Try Mississippi Studios, a former Baptist church, which was reincarnated as a pitch-perfect (seriously, the acoustics in this place are legendary) live music venue with a $10 cover charge.
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"The defiance in the positive innocent energy created by children in this place is an authentic response to the horrors it is there to remind us of," wrote one person.
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In this book I wanted to poke fun at that, and make examples of poetry that could live in this place that people have said is irrelevant or not livable.
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"I said: 'I don't know what'll happen next, but we're here in this place, and the only way we can win is to succeed in our education,' " Indira told me.
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"I wanted to give a very personal perspective to help people in this place understand one element of sexual violence against women," Thompson, 51, said in a video shared by BBC.
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Nothing really happens, a handful of good scenes are swallowed by glacial pacing, and there's little to no indication of why the story begins at this time or in this place.
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She and Clea DuVall, who were friends before being cast in the film, have wonderful chemistry as they cling to each other in this place committed to making them hate themselves.
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"I went away for 90 days and I actually met tons of kids in this place that we're talking about [with] a lot of the issues that these characters are experiencing."
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"You know when you're dating someone sometimes, it's exciting to be like, 'Oh should we try and make out over here in this place?' or what have you," the singer said.
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" Its album predecessor, "Until Morale Improves, the Beatings Will Continue," features the fan-favorite lyric "I drink whiskey instead of water, 'cause I can't stand to be sober in this place.
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If it's just the judges making their own arguments, then you end up in this place where the judiciary begins to lose credibility quite quickly, because people disagree with the arguments.
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"We know there was slavery in both the United States and Brazil, but look at us now, white and black, together in this place," she said while pointing to the tombstones.
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Not only do they make us feel slightly better about going on an occasional shopping spree, but those little perks and treats let us know that, in this place, we're fam.
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"Life comes at you fast whenever you start feel positive about immigration talks in this place," one Republican aide, who has worked on immigration issues for years, told CNN on Sunday.
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It was behind a housing project, in this place called Aspen Hill, just west of DC. This guy—I became very good friends with him—had his viewpoints and way of life.
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In this place, everyone knows about the tragedy of Marcelo Lucero's murder and that it was preceded by years of agitation by those who tried to make an issue out of immigration.
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As they walk through the streets of Pariah, he explains what people see in this place: They can do what they want, and no one in the "real world" will ever know.
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I never thought I would be in this place where all your kids are taken care of and settled down and have a home, and that's such a joy for a mom.
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What is indispensable are the values they consecrated in Philadelphia and in this place — values which have endured and will endure for so long as men and women wish to remain free.
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"There is hope .. especially in this place where the migrant boat sank, but we can't overcome all obstacles and put an end to them in one, two or four years," Sisi said.
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Investigators claim that while she was held for five days in this place of worship, where the small centerpiece altar for burned offerings is overhung by a prayer bell, she was drugged.
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" And, referring to his detainee number, he added, "Instead of being called by my first or last name in my own country, I'm still being called '768,' still here in this place.
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Then, we put together a yearbook of sorts to create a very human snapshot of optimism and doubt, altruism, and self-interest — all in this place, in this exact moment in time.
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"When we said that Boko Haram is still in this place some people sit in Abuja and claim that there is no more Boko Haram, but see what has happen," Kwagh said.
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"We can't have McCarthyism back in this place," Mr. Nunes said at a news conference on Capitol Hill, referring to the congressional investigations in the 1950s into whether Americans were Communist spies.
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How it takes a couple of playthroughs, perhaps, before even a seasoned player can begin to piece together the puzzle of why you're in this place, fighting these odds, dying time and again.
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"It was natural for Michelle and I to say, 'Well, we should do it in this place,' where I became a man and where Michelle grew up, and where our children were born."
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But I don't mind staying for a while in this place of not knowing, because Olise makes the experience of this tension generative: I spend my time weaving together possible solutions and explanations.
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"Nobody should try and draw any connection between what happened on Saturday night and any of the discussions that we are having in this place or with our friends in Europe," she told parliament.
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The architectural project is a floating network of lights that change color according to water quality, so it's a public space project that gives citizens an indication of what's happening underwater in this place.
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Sadly, there was no omniscient matriarchy in this place but it was bright and clean and smelled good—but if they don't have a grandma rolling the joints here will they be as delicious?
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And, while voters in those seats may not love -- or even like Trump -- talk of impeaching him strikes them as just more of the same pointless partisanship that has put us in this place.
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"We are better than this as a country, and we shouldn't let one man -- one rich, petulant child -- define this country and I'm just so sad that we're in this place," Richmond told Lemon.
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I started in this place where I had no idea, I had no concept of how to actually create a business, and what it would look like and how we would eventually monetize it.
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Their conversation forms the entire novel (David's speech is italicized, to avoid confusion.) Amanda tells David the story of how she ended up in this place, but David seems to have heard it before.
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Unlike the petulant Jane, who dreams of rodeo stardom and chafes at their backwater life, Heidi seems at ease in this place where the soft light and bleached landscapes can flicker with inchoate menace.
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The majority of people who come to sell in this place are women that offer ocote tree leaf, huipiles traditional garments, prepared foods, shoes, American second-hand clothes, garlic, pots, and limewater for tortillas.
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" On Thursday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned that "military force cannot resolve the issue," adding, "Whoever provokes the situation, whoever continues to make trouble in this place, they will have to assume historical responsibility.
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"I miss a lot the life of the village and my neighbors and relatives and everything in this place," said the mother of 11, most of whom now are in Europe and the United States.
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Behind him, Wall Street types sipped white wine, echoes of those eighteenth-century Americans who, in this place, founded the New York Chamber of Commerce, and whose dialogue on wares led to intimations of independence.
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She knew that, but still, at this hour in this place, she felt caught out, as if she'd been doing something illicit—which, she supposed, was the purpose of the thing in the first place.
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"I think that's what I was really drawn to initially was just, how does that exist in this place that seems so progressive and is leading the pack as far as animal rights?" she said.
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I want all of you to know that my decision predates Friday's turmoil and even the Hogan verdict by months, and I can't overstate how much I still believe in this place and its importance.
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"Murphy says he doesn't consider Paulson his muse but says they have a "really modern relationship" that could only have "happened in this place and time, with both of us being where we are as adults.
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I can't tell if she's lying or not, if she means it when she says it doesn't hurt her to be in this place, but maybe I can't let it go because how could it not?
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So there is some indication that psychological stress can put people in this place where they're looking around for new answers or they're possibly trying to come to grips with the world in a new way.
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I feel it is my responsibility in this place in my life to continue to set a positive example, to be in action, by not only talking about it but also giving it away to others.
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And I think what's most important to us right now is that we can be in the place that we love, with the people that we love, that we've gotten to know deeply in this place.
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"My primary goal in presenting anything is, 'Look, we're all people, and this person thought about creating this thing this way because they live in this place in this time and have these resources,'" she said.
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It was a critical detail of the story her 76-year-old mother was about to retell, the story of what happened in this place -- the single event that, in their view, altered their family's destiny.
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Though there are a few signs of modernity — electric lights, motorized vehicles, a cellphone or two (but no signal), a Walkman — the feudal structure and pastoral rhythms of existence in this place, called Inviolata, seem timeless.
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"It's Mitch McConnell that put us in this place to begin with, when he ripped up the Constitution, essentially, and would not allow even a vote on a sitting president's legitimate nominee in Merrick Garland," McGrath said.
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" He noted that Thomas Jefferson and John Adams both owned copies of the Quran and that a Muslim American designed Chicago's skyscrapers — facts, he acknowledged, that were already "obvious to many of the people in this place.
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Thousands of individuals who have found safety in the U.S. now fear for their future in this place they call home; thanks to an executive order so sweeping, it bars the entry of babies with severe burns.
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As I lay there in this place that's held so many memories for me, Moran's music seemed to fill the room with a ghostly, nocturnal presence, one that felt both private and infinite in the same breath.
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" The show's creator, Raphael Bob-Waksberg, reflected on BoJack's parting words: "It's coming directly off of him putting her in this place because he feels like she's severed the one connection he has in a truly horrific way.
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And the man had no more right to be in this place—he was on the same shaky ground as she was, and as her friend was, by being there—which she saw him confirm with a smile.
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It was like I had given him permission to dance, to be foolish in front of me, since I was so much more foolish, without his beauty or his youth, I was an old man in this place.
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"I was thinking how great it would be for a brand like Gucci to show in the same school where Alexander McQueen finished his work, or John Galliano—there is still a soul in this place," he said.
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"It's a book that aims to tell what happened in this place to new generations," writer Juan Carrá told Reuters in an interview at the ESMA memorial museum, where he presented the pencil-drawn book with illustrator Iñaki Echeverría.
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"In Royal Oak, you're immediately made a part of the community and I feel much more ingrained in this place than I ever did in New York or LA." For many towns, 2015 was a year of political tumult.
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If you were focused on doing things a really DIY way and living in this place that had a local scene but wasn't New York or LA, do you feel like your music took on a character of solitariness?
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"Some of my colleagues in the Senate on both sides of the aisle, particularly Republicans, are all a-titter about the fact that he might do it, but I've learned in this place talk's cheap," he said on CNN.
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But aren't we grateful for the alchemical, unquantifiable mix of factors that allows this woman — embodied by this actress, at this moment, in this place — to share with us so raptly what she knows, or even thinks she knows?
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"My political beliefs, my actions of trying to humanize all races, genders, and religions have landed me in this place surrounded by barb wire fencing, a room made of steel and iron," he said through Wyatt in a statement.
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"My political beliefs, my actions of trying to humanize all races, genders and religions landed me in this place surrounded by barb wire fencing, a room made of steel and iron," the former "Cosby Show" star said, according to NBC.
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"May it please your majesty, I have neither eyes to see nor tongue to speak in this place but as this house is pleased to direct me whose servant I am here," the speaker famously replied, reasserting the legislature's privileges.
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"There's something compelling happening in this place, the mix is interesting and creative and we want to preserve it," said Brad Lander, the city councilman for most of the canal zone, who led an earlier two-year public planning effort.
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When you consider that Domenico is the only person who makes all the pies in this place (which follows his philosophy about how a pizzeria should be run), it makes a little more sense that slices are five dollars a piece.
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Mr. Miranda is left making peace with the contradictions — melding his pride in this place, and its pride in him, with the messy realities of a politically charged island that is struggling to recover from hurts both recent and historic.
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"As we look at the UN-sanctioned ceasefire that was put in this place, one that they helped draft and agreed to implement and to cause the regime to comply by it -- they have failed to do that," Votel said.
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"It has damaged or destroyed a lot of political careers in this place, and it's cost members of Congress millions of dollars to defend themselves against anonymous allegations," Representative Steve King, Republican of Iowa, said Tuesday, still defending the move.
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I prefer not to keep pictures of half-nude women in plain sight to prevent myself from going crazy, but I can't control every man in this place Outside the dining hall, the chow line is long but moving fast.
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And I think the wonderful thing that she offers, which Laura touched on a little bit is: We've heard so much from viewers about questions they had and how uncomfortable it is to sit in this place with ambiguity and not knowing.
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But Gamble attempts to respond in a more nuanced way—to unpack the systems that put us in this place (there is, for example, a track of car engine sounds, gesturing at the effects of automation and the nationalist understandings of industry).
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Is this a situation of destiny, where you would have ended up in this place regardless, or did growing up the way you did allow you to see the world in such a way and become a rapper with such a unique perspective?
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"We will be leaving the European Union on the 19th of March, 2019, and of course there is a lively debate going on in this place and that's right and proper, and that's important," May said during the weekly prime minister's question time.
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" She continued, "When we'd go into a radar site or to a mess hall, I would tell the girls, 'Now I want you to go and find the pimpliest, ugliest boy in this place, because he's the one who needs you the most.
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"I grew up in the suburbs, in this place called Agoura Hills just outside of LA. It's full of tract homes, and all the women drive SUVs but they're just driving in them alone—it's very Stepford Wives, very boring," she says, rolling her eyes.
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"My political beliefs, my actions of trying to humanize all races, genders and religions landed me in this place surrounded by barb wire fencing, a room made of steel and iron," the comedian said in a statement released through his press spokesman, Andrew Wyatt.
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Even just from the way he leans into the window frame, it's clear there's a lot of love bound up in this place, so it would seem no coincidence that [Aaron] Maine's latest record as Porches (released today on Domino) is called The House.
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All the things that are essential to the cat—like food, their litter box, water, a comfortable resting place, some environmental enrichments or some toys—should be in this place, so that if I'm a cat and I want to eat my food I can be alone.
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You, this little human speck on the grand scale of time, here you are standing in this place where all these other explorers and scientists stood before you and where these strange and ferocious and wonderful animals lived so many tens of millions of years ago.
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In this place, the word "guapo" is more than a physical virtue; it's a brand that's exploited even on the menu, where the specialty is the "Che" Guapo salad, in honor of the past: A mix of lettuces, tomato, onion, cranberry, Gouda, and a white wine vinaigrette.
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If there is light at the end of the tunnel later this week, and heaven knows I hope there will be, we have a fundamental responsibility in this place to try and resolve this most vexed of problems and allow our despairing country to move on.
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I think technology in this place has allowed people to live inside a bubble where it is acceptable to have these... basically racist views, and you can live inside this digital bubble where you're not—there's not a real person that's going to tell you that's wrong.
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" Although he's lost some business, his approach has earned him the respect of fashion vets such as Marc Ecko, who said to me, "I respect that he uses his platform and his time in this place to express something more than simply fashion as a product.
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The "old Janey," the one who went to school and lived with her beloved mother, Olivia, in their cozy brownstone, and the "new Janey," already "deadening" in this place where the wind is always "yammering over the fields," become two separate people, living "Sliding Doors" lives.
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Among all the well-guarded high-rise clusters, you can still find the remnants of 303 agricultural villages, which 230 years ago were the only habitation in this place: fragmented fields of mustard and wheat, an odd absent acre picked over by a stumbling herd of goats.
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The left some guy who was asleep, well he wasn't meant to be asleep he was meant to be awake looking after the equipment, but he dozed off in about the fifth row and no one else was in this place other than him, me, and my accomplice.
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When the gale force winds of media coverage hit us yet again, many of us just push our roots deeper into the soil of this campus, made sacred by the college being a site on the Underground Railroad and by innumerable lives of faithfulness nurtured in this place.
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We have spent time with children at a nearby urban creek, noticing the changes in this creek over the year and theorizing with children about the causes and effects of flooding (and the accompanying increased waste flows at the creek) on human, plant and animal life in this place.
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Tomorrow the law changes in this place, and for the first time in Northern Ireland, women will be free," abortion rights campaigner Dawn Purvis told a public meeting in Belfast "Free to choose if, when and how many children they will have in the care of health-care professionals.
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But I also just wanted to know what life was like in this place sitting right in the East River that most New Yorkers only know about through brutal depictions on TV. The cafe had churned out more than 100 drinks when the inmates closed shop for the morning.
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I'm in this place where everyone is so focused on college and testing that when things come up, like teachers not using the right pronouns or not saying the most accepting things about LGBTQ+ students, it's like, Oh, well we have other things to worry about; we're here for education.
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"For those of you who missed the moment, Max chose 'Blank Space' as his first mother-son dance, an oh-so-fitting song for the biggest Taylor Swift fan in this place, or as he likes to call her, 'Tay,&apos" Ali said in a speech just before the big moment.
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"It is important to be here in Rome and pray now that the family has flown back to the United States so that we can sort of substitute them in this place where he died to show the respect and affection that he deserved," Franco Pavoncello, Director of the University, said.
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It is perhaps hard to understand now, but at that time, in this place, the Marxist vision of world solidarity as translated by the Communist Party induced in the most ordinary of men and women a sense of one's own humanity that ran deep, made life feel large; large and clarified.
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Because it's really unfortunate that we're in this place where even having your opportunity … she probably wanted to do the national anthem her whole career, and here we are at a moment where you make one decision, and some people are excited and some people are really, really upset about it.
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We need our own soothing and our own nurturing, and yet we've been positioned in this place where people are kind of scurrying behind us and hiding behind us waiting to see what we'll do and how we're going to fix this mess, rather than them having to do the work themselves.
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"We should not resort to using offensive, dangerous or inflammatory language for legislation that we do not like, and we stand here under the shield of our departed friend with many of us in this place subject to death threats and abuse every single day," said Sheriff, to applause from the Commons.
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It has been made clear from contributions that we have had in this place that Pollock…walked about in a drunken stupor, stamped on paint on a canvas and ultimately produced the painting "Blue Poles"…There is no question that we have been made to look a bunch of suckers in falling for this purchase.
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Because Skepta's career has slalomed in so many directions in the fourteen years since "Pulse Eskimo," it means even more that he's arrived back in this place, musically and spiritually; he's experienced both sides of the divide—true grime and road fuckeries on the one hand, and Ibiza pool party glitz on the other.
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Maybe I should write a poem about historical memory because I'm in this place, but when I got home, the poem that came out was about the day we buried my mother, and that's when it hit me that there was no monument on her grave, so what she had in common was the same with these black soldiers.
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So to have stayed there for three, four months — however long it was before being shipped out — in this place that's designed to weed out the stronger from the weaker...because a lot of people died just waiting to get on to the Middle Passage and then died on the Middle Passage and died in slavery.
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The meaning of this place was clear: NEVER FORGET THE PAST, OR YOU WILL BE DOOMED TO RELIVE IT. DON'T IGNORE HISTORY, OR YOU WILL BE DOOMED TO REPEAT IT. What happened to the Jewish people in this place and others like it is one of the most vile atrocities to happen in the history of humanity.
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The economists, geographers, conservationists and population experts we spoke to were, with some exceptions, a bit more optimistic about the Earth's capacity than you might expect—we might've blown past the "ideal" number some time ago, but if we can just stop or at least spend less time trying to murder the planet, we might have a while yet, in this place.
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At a more elemental level, the one to which Aristotle directed much of his attention, politics is about more existential issues: this bounded community in this place with this history and heritage, determining its own character for itself, deciding who is and who is not a citizen, who will rule and in the name of which vision of the good life.
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WILLIAMS: No. I think that I agree with what Marie was saying in the sense that the cultures in this place where we use this kind of rank and vulgar language, but when you think about what Roseanne Barr had to say in terms of calling Valerie Jarrett an ape, a black woman, this is something that&aposs very deep and speaks to race in our culture.
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Of course, Sawyer tries to rectify the situation, first by reasoning with the ward nurse (a diluted Nurse Ratched), then by placing a call to the cops (who, as the nurse points out, get dozens of those a week, and therefore are unlikely to respond), and finally, by throwing a violent fit that just confirms to everyone around her that she does belong in this place.
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When I talked to a man who goes by Ishmael, who spends his days on the curb outside the museum with his cat, and who had watched the protesters come and go, he mourned what he sees as the great irony of this, and of the day: "the sale of one painting in this place could fund and feed hundreds, thousands, of the city's homeless."
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I feel myself alone in this place and terrified a bit but still entirely connected with my father's living and the feeling of him in my gut as it's rotting and the edges of Pluto shift and enliven along with my limbs as they're brought to life from atrophy in occasional shocks and the headset attempts to tell me where to go and how to breathe and how to sustain myself.
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Looming over the solemn gathering were the brazen anti-Semitic slurs and chants that echoed hundreds of miles away this weekend, when neo-Nazis and other white supremacists marched in Charlottesville, Virginia, "How can this be in this country, in this city, so near to the graves of patriots who fought for freedom and liberty in this place?" said Barry Shrage, president of the Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston, referring to the vandalism.
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In Higgins Jr.'s portrait "Minister Louis Farrakhan of the National [sic] of Islam, Mosque #6 located at 116th Street and Lenox Avenue" (1972), I see a young Farrakhan, who doesn't look very different from the man I used to see on television in the '80s and '90s, and who I'd come to think of as representative of a religious arm of the black liberation struggle that has long been palpable in this place.
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But this doesn&apost bring us any closer to a real solution about people&aposs lives who are in danger, whether it&aposs people in America whose families have been ripped apart by illegal immigration crime through drunk driving or murder, or whether it&aposs parents who&aposve sent their kid up to smugglers to the border through harrowing journey who are now stuck in this place where they don&apost know where they&aposre going to go.
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If no matter what happens, if a man is then free to go where he wants to go, free, within the law to do what he wants to do, and he offers himself in concert for people to buy tickets, why would people threaten the hall, threaten the people who booked the show when in fact the people who are coming are those who are buying tickets, so these people are saying he has or she has, the people they want to bar has no right, no right whatsoever to be appearing in this place.
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