However, seemingly out of nowhere, everyone started forming an orderly line, so I joined the queue.
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I had a drink at the rock bar next to the venue and then joined the queue.
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I joined the queue at Beijing's Taikoo Li branch which, according to Xiao, sells around 3,000 drinks a day.
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Tshidi Molubi, a 51-year-old resident of the Soweto neighborhood, joined the queue before the store opened at 9 a.m.
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Tshidi Molubi, a 51-year-old resident of the Soweto neighborhood, joined the queue before the store opened at 9 a.m.
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It would've been easier to go home and watch TV. But I'm eternally grateful I headed across town and joined the queue.
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So if you've joined the queue (and if you've vented your frustration on the brand's social media channels, as many have already), what can you expect once you get in?
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A sign of the fear: a fringe event at the conference titled "Is the intellectual momentum all with the left?" proved so popular that people who joined the queue with 30 minutes to spare were turned away.
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"I can't take my kids to school, so they are just at home," said Tim Krangar, a 29-year-old church worker who joined the queue at a fuel station in Monrovia's Sinkor neighbourhood in the early hours, long before the line started moving.
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In June, the jazz group was dissolved and Jason joined The Queue on Alto Sax. Later that month, the band played their first show at Bay Shore High School.
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Riders joined the queue which began alongside the station of the ride. The queue crossed part of the ride's track and into the centre of the station. The station was made up of four platforms which allowed two boats to load as another two were unloading. Riders boarded one of twenty-two, four- person boats.
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Daniel Ortiz began writing the synopsis for the telenovela in November 2017. The synopsis was approved in April 2018 and joined the queue of 7pm telenovelas, to premiere in early 2020. In September 2018, Daniel had already delivered 6 full episodes and revealed the first details about the story. The telenovela was originally titled Adrenalina but was later changed to Salve-se Quem Puder.
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Remarkably most of the field was able to take the third start with only Streiff missing, although Brundle, Caffi, Danner and Fabre all started from the pitlane. Prost's McLaren refused to get away and so he jumped into the spare and joined the queue in the pitlane. At the end of the parade lap Alboreto went into the pits to have his steering wheel fixed and so there were sixth cars starting from pitlane. This time Senna stalled but everyone avoided the Lotus and Piquet took the lead from Boutsen, Berger, Mansell and Fabi.
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Howe, Orchestra, 25 The concert venue was the Boston Music Hall, and the orchestra would travel locally, offering concerts in such cities as Providence, Portland, and Worcester, as well as several in Cambridge at Harvard University's Sanders Theater.Howe, Orchestra, 27-8, 50 Soon, to address concerns about the availability of tickets, 505 tickets for the afternoon rehearsal concerts were sold for 25 cents to those who joined the queue outside the hall in advance of the performance.Howe, Orchestra, 44-5, 53 Tours to more distant cities followed, starting with Philadelphia and then New York.Howe, Orchestra, 66 Casual summer concerts began in 1885.
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Voting began at 08:00 local time and ended at 17:00 throughout the country and including prisons, with eastern provinces beginning voting an hour early at 07:00 and ending at 16:00. 175,006 ballot boxes were used and 75,288,955 ballot papers were printed in preparation, despite the total electorate being just over 56 million. Voters were allowed to vote after 17:00 (or 16:00 in eastern provinces) only if they had joined the queue to do so beforehand. Although there have been penalties for not voting in previous elections such as the 2010 constitutional referendum and the 2014 presidential election, the YSK did not set a fine for abstaining in this election.
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Unfortunately, Love had to make a late pit stop for fuel and could only finish second. This was to be Cooper's last ever Grand Prix victory. The rest of the 1967 season had the team's fortunes steadily decline and the midseason appearance of the lighter and slimmer T86 chassis failed to improve things. Rindt, impatiently seeing out his Cooper contract, deliberately blew up his increasingly antiquated Maserati engine in the US Grand Prix and was fired before the season finale in Mexico. For 1968, Cooper would have liked to have joined the queue for the Cosworth-Ford DFV, but felt that its connections to British Leyland with the Mini-Coopers made this inadvisable. Instead, a deal was done with BRM for the use of its 3-litre V-12, originally conceived as a sports car unit, but which BRM themselves would be using in 1968.
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