Unable to keep up on rent she was made homeless.
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Now, Hogye's thinking about upgrading his engine, to keep up on the straightaways.
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You've got to keep up on everything from hurricanes to Hillary Clinton's book.
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"He was just like, 'Uhhhh …' " • Want to keep up on the latest from PEOPLE?
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It's important to keep up on your fluids in the desert, especially for seniors.
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So, in many places, residents must work long hours to keep up on rent.
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Nokia, also valued at nearly $30 billion, is struggling to keep up, on 22%.
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Do you keep up on what the current generation of left-wing activists is doing?
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Murray is probably hoping Ms. Kharbouch isn't one to keep up on Bachelor Nation news.
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It has made it easier to keep up on events and other things going on.
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"We want to keep up on technology," said Ms. Duncan, who covets a self-driving car.
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To help you keep up on what's going on with all the important people in your life?
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We did try to keep up on our Facebook page and do different animated videos on issues.
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" Ms. Steele Nielsen described herself as "the kind of person who likes to keep up on things.
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To keep up on activity updates and volunteer/donation opportunities, visit the official #cville2dc Facebook and Twitter pages.
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So, to keep up (on a budget), Lucie Fink and I decided to DIY our own galaxy lipsticks.
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It can be difficult to keep up on all the developments related to Harvey Weinstein in recent weeks.
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Keep up on projects with a WD Elements 10TB desktop hard drive on sale for $158.99 at Amazon.
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But she couldn't keep up on the payments on the mortgage, a subprime loan with ballooning interest rates.
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It's not the easiest thing to keep up on vacations but during the week we try to do that.
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"For a library to stay relevant, we have to keep up on what people are doing currently," he said.
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You do have to keep up on it, and try to resist some of the too-much of it.
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Even though he documents experiences for a living, Ricketts doesn't feel the need to constantly keep up on social.
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Of course I keep up on what's happening in modern sci-fi, but the '50s can be pretty entertaining.
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It was not always easy to keep up on rent payments, but he wanted to remain in a familiar place.
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It's not clear if Dany's arrival will trigger something for him or if he's just trying to keep up on current events.
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The startup could prove useful for doctors who increasingly find it difficult to keep up on the exhaustive amount of clinical data.
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But if you're the kind of person who likes to keep up on everything, get ready to pay a lot more monthly fees.
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But we usually meet up in person about two or three times a year and obviously keep up on the phone as well.
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While Google and Microsoft can use their deep pockets to keep up on the innovation front, it's harder to overcome the data disparity.
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To keep up on the latest offers, check your airline's website as well as blogs like the Points Guy and View From the Wing.
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So you might as well embrace it on your phone, with apps to help understand the candidates' positions and keep up on election issues.
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Maryland has struggled to keep up on the gridiron with rivals in the Big Ten, the football-centric conference it joined before the 2014 season.
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PEOPLE's coverage of the 2016 Summer Games is here, and you can keep up on the latest happenings with Team USA at their home page here.
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More so than a new iPhone, they broadcast that a user is willing to drop a solid chunk of change to keep up on tech trends.
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Back in the day, most major films had novelizations, apparently to appease people who wanted to keep up on Hollywood but who didn't actually like moving pictures.
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KN: —Somewhere out there there is a kindergartener who is just like really into Sean Hannity and like really like needs to keep up on the the markets.
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Karl-Anthony Towns has been something of a Warriors killer in his two NBA seasons, mostly because he can punish Green on offense and keep up on defense.
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"We know that the main reason that people come to Twitter is to keep up on the things that they're interested in," said Rob Bishop who leads Topics team.
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But the facility claims Jones didn't keep up on the payments, so last week, they auctioned of the contents ("Storage Wars" style) ... and the winning bid was around $4,000.
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The movie's minimalist tendencies reveal themselves in the script's terse dialogue, which never stops to check in with the audience and instead expects viewers to keep up on their own.
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And while it's exciting to read, hardcore comic enthusiasts who keep up on a weekly basis will get much more out of the summer run of comics than casual readers.
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While a Tesla Model S P100D may beat it off the the line in its most ludicrous of modes, the Porsche would ultimately keep up on an unrestricted stretch of Autobahn.
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The Diamondbacks outlasted the Marlins 13-11 in the series opener but couldn't keep up on Saturday, dropping a 12-6 decision to keep their magic number for clinching at one.
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Brazil's most well known state has been unable to tap debt markets and is thus struggling to pay its teachers, firemen, doctors and keep up on all number of public services.
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When characters or plotlines are sidelined for an episode or three, it's easier to keep up on their importance if the last episode was two hours ago, instead of two weeks ago.
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For millennials rushing home from school to click on the tube, the network was the place to keep up on all things cool, from cutting-edge shows to the latest music videos.
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Watch the "Black Lite" video below and keep up on the latest from Dyme in his weekly 2-Piece Tuesday track series, where he drops two new songs every Tuesday, right here.
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And because ongoing, unending movement seems crucial to finishing a level as quickly as possible, I stuck to the lower areas of Rolling Snowballs, trying to keep up on the gas pedal.
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Not all Booker's flaws are Phoenix's fault, but it's fair to wonder how much further along he'd be as a defender within a setting where he's forced to keep up on that end.
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This should make it easier for you to keep up on the latest trending news and stories, since you won't have to navigate all the way to the Discover screen to get updates.
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The F train is delayed, but Mr. Ahmed, who likes to keep up on all the latest memes, and has been deprived of internet access for the duration of his shift, doesn't mind.
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Image: GizmodoBetween an Apple event, the midterms, and a global technology worker walkout—in addition to everything else happening in our mad world—there was a lot of news to keep up on this week.
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"There was just this really, really, really intelligent conversation going on nationally and then everything just kind of changed and then it was like Cardi B." Want to keep up on the latest from PEOPLE?
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He didn't have a tech background, but he knew there had to be a better way to keep track of his students' progress and keep up on billing than with old-fashioned pen and paper.
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While some of us keep up on our maintenance of this 0h-so-precious yet oft underappreciated appliance, most of us neglect them until it's too late, or they simply start to underperform over time.
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The Bruins have allowed Donato to miss occasional practices that conflict with his classes, and he stays in contact with his professors to keep up on class assignments while on the road with the N.H.L. team.
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Now, in addition to the major projects she has in the works, she's transferring to a school in New York that will allow her to to study online so she can keep up on classes when she's traveling.
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But this is one late-night show you can actually keep up on if you're one of those people who take getting their eight hours very seriously and go to bed before midnight on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
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We'll be going on our honeymoon next summer and I want to be in better condition for that so I can keep up on any high-altitude hikes we go on, which means I've recently started running more.
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"Science moves fast, and while it isn't always possible for us to keep up, on some issues it is essential that we quicken our pace to make sure we haven't been left behind," Tyrrell said in a blog post.
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I have noticed a similar type of Y user — semiretired, taking advantage of art studios and making an effort to keep up on the latest Zadie Smith book or sitting in on a political discussion led by Jeffrey Toobin.
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One reason is primal: We keep nervous, vigilant watch over our mortality and an expedient means for us to mark time is to keep up on who among the prominent, or even casually known, has checked out for good.
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One of the neatest features didn't get time during Samsung's press conference — it can mirror whatever is playing on a Samsung Smart TV, so you can keep up on what the rest of that family is watching while you cook.
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"The surge in popularity happened so quickly that the (FDA) was not able to keep up on research and regulations," said Amanda Morrill, an assistant professor of pharmacy practice at MCPHS University in Boston, who was not involved in the study.
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Play around with combinations of words and figure out what works for you — an alert for "flight flash sale" to keep up on airline sales, for example, or "laptop discount" if you're looking for a deal on a new computer.
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He also denied knowing the name of Bey's husband, Jay Z. (Presumably, President Bush is still unaware of the father of Beyoncé's children, because Kimmel did not fill him in.) One thing that he did keep up on was the Oscars — well, sort of.
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Whether you want to watch gameplay videos from your favorite content creator, indulge in compilations from videos previously published on sites such as TikTok or Vine, or keep up on new content from your subscribed channels, you can do so on your PS4 console.
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"I understand him and if he wrote a great part and we were both in the right place about it, that would be something else," she said during an interview promoting her latest film, The Con Is On. Want to keep up on the latest from PEOPLE?
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The bottom line: With Discover, Google will test the proposition that a feed based on deep awareness of your individual knowledge needs will serve you better than one based on social network cues and sharing — and that there are better ways to keep up on the news than Facebook.
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READ: Bernie has a plan to knock Elizabeth Warren out of the race Then there's the fact that it's "virtually impossible to keep up on current events when you're out there on the streets," said Kris Gardner-Ramsey, a 38-year-old, formerly homeless advocate in San Jose.
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I started watching the first season of The Handmaid's Tale because, at the time, I was a freelancer and felt I needed to keep up on it — after all, somebody might ask me to write something about it — but after six or seven episodes, I was burned out and gave up.
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It's my literal job to keep up on new developments in heavy metal—just heavy metal, not even a punishingly broad category like "rock" or "pop"—and even that is overwhelming sometimes due to the constant deluge of new albums and promos and demos that enter my consciousness on the daily.
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The two received plenty of bloody noses and life lessons trying to keep up on the court with much older children, who included their brothers Gary, who played at the University of Miami, and Jordan, who starred at Texas and played in the N.B.A. "Sometimes we couldn't even finish games because of fights," Isaac said.
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Ev Williams: 'Very bad' if Twitter helped make Trump president Silicon Valley leaders to discuss high-skill immigration with White House: Recode report House Republican unveils internet privacy bill Mozilla enters net neutrality lobbying fight Sweden drops rape charge against Julian Assange Merkel: Germany must invest to keep up on electric cars, via Reuters View the discussion thread.
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He intended the Matt Hancock App to be a place for people in his West Suffolk constituency to keep up on news about Matt Hancock, MP. Among the touted "Core benefits for Constituents" are: But Hancock outsourced the app's development to a UK company called Disciple Media, which builds so-called "mobile-first community platforms" for third parties — including musicians and social media influencers.
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Any prisoners who could not keep up on the six-day march were shot. Many others died of exhaustion, hunger and exposure. Months later a mass grave containing 1,071 prisoners was found along the route.1,071 More Dachau Dead Found.
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477, fn. 61.John R. Llewellyn (2004). Polygamy Under Attack: From Tom Green to Brian David Mitchell (Phoenix, Arizona: Agreka Books, ) p. 61. In 1981, the group lost the Fair Haven Ranch when they were unable to keep up on mortgage payments.
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Facebook users who post and read more than others tend to be able to keep up. On the other hand, Twitter users who post and read a lot of tweets still feel like it is too much information (or none of it is interesting enough).
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Routine brushing and bathing are necessary, not only to keep up on the slow continuous shedding but also to remove any dirt and debris that may get caught within the hair strands. A Lhasa with a thick, coarse outer coat will likely require less grooming than a Lhasa with a lot of undercoats and soft, less coarse top coat.
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He also wrote plays; he had a long-standing interest in verse plays acted by various amateur theatre groups, and won first prize at the Beckenham Drama Festival in 1958 for his play "Gods in Retirement." He continued to keep up on developments in theatre and literature throughout his life. His literary interests included Frederik Pohl, Vladimir Nabokov, and Isaac Asimov.
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Richardson/Dudley, Page 29 Graves was reportedly seen near Detroit on the River Rouge. But as he was not definitively heard from again, he is presumed to have died during the march. The Potawatomi were known to have killed prisoners who could not keep up on such forced marches.Young, Battle of the Thames, Page 26 Other Americans also died on the forced march to Fort Malden in Ontario.
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From its early 1950s beginnings through the early 1960s, rock and roll spawned new dance crazessixtiescity.com Sixties Dance and Dance Crazes including the twist. Teenagers found the syncopated backbeat rhythm especially suited to reviving Big Band-era jitterbug dancing. Sock hops, school and church gym dances, and home basement dance parties became the rage, and American teens watched Dick Clark's American Bandstand to keep up on the latest dance and fashion styles.
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The NTA has made contributions to the understanding and practice of taxation since its founding. Members of the NTA on various occasions have been analysts and advisors for high-ranking governmental officials. The NTA have also created publications, such as the National Tax Journal, which has made it possible for all people to keep up on recent taxation research. The journal also gives insight on the implications of present and future fiscal and taxation policies.
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242, 243 He was active in the Ohio Republican Party, having been a longtime friend of John W. Bricker, and close friends of Ohio Republican leader Ed Schorr and U.S. Senate Majority Leader and Presidential son Robert A. Taft. He had extensive media contacts that he used to the 37th's advantage in a dispute with the War Department in Washington, as well as to keep up on the political environment personally.Minuteman, p. 231, 242 Mr. Republicans, p.
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McKean believes that autism professionals need to listen more carefully to parents, and be more verbally direct about the child's difficulties. He also insists that parents and professionals should keep up on current research. McKean once wrote an article for The Advocate about his experiences with auditory integration training for autism, claiming that it gave him mixed results. He says that it is important to ask professionals in this field about the reliability of their methods and claims.
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The dimeback position is essentially relegated to backup cornerbacks and safeties who do not play starting cornerback or safety positions. Dimebacks are usually fast players because they must be able to keep up on passing plays with 3+ wide receivers. Dimebacks are brought into the game when the defense uses a dime formation, which uses six defensive backs rather than four or five. Usually, a dimeback replaces a linebacker in order to gain better pass defense, although some teams may substitute the extra defensive back for a defensive lineman in their dime formation.
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Tim Draper indicated that the initiative was motivated by the belief that California is ungovernable as is with legislature unable to keep up on issues in all the state's regions, especially in areas such as job creation, education, affordable housing, and water and transportation infrastructure. Furthermore, he believed that the current state government is getting out of touch with the people of California. According to Draper, splitting up the state would allow the resulting new state governments to be closer to their people than the current California state government.
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"Abercrombie & Fitch Extends a Print Campaign to TV." The New York Times, August 6, 1999 49 stores were opened by 1994, and a 102 store count was aimed by the end of 1995. In 1994, new records for merchandise margin rate and profitability were established by Abercrombie & Fitch for its parent, The Limited. To maintain popularity and to keep up with teen trends, Jeffries hired executives to keep up on popular teenage clothing, music, and entertainment. By the mid-1990s, there were dozens of Abercrombie & Fitch stores in the United States.
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There are 22 packs of Minkhounds in the UK, registered with the Masters of Minkhounds Association, and four packs in Ireland, registered with the Mink Hounds Association."Irish Mink Hounds Association" Hunting Association of Ireland Mink hunts meet once or twice a week over the Summer, from April to October, and draw waterways searching for mink. Followers try to keep up on foot, which may involve wading across a river. When a mink is found, a chase will ensue, with hounds hunting the scent of the mink until they catch it.
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Starting from a waterfall start, most competitors were allowed to and chose to use a crouch start. Returning silver medalist Arthur Wint sprinted to the lead with Heinz Ulzheimer moving into a tight marking position with Gunnar Nielsen and Günther Steines sprinting to keep up. On the home stretch for the first time, defending champion Mal Whitfield moved forward, past the other chasers into a marking position on Ulzheimer. Wint continued to lead down the backstretch, then Whitfield accelerated past Ulzheimer, who turned to look, then at the beginning of the turn, Wint.
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With the integration of the armed forces organizationally and operationally been able to keep up on the implementation of tasks in the field of defense and security so doctrinally, the direction of development of the power and capabilities of each branch to be concentrated. The operations were prominent during the period of the 1970s was Operation Seroja in the framework of the integration of East Timor to Indonesia. The Navy played an active role in the operation of landings, a joint ground operation, and transporting troops by sea. Starting the 1980s the Navy began to modernize combat equipment.
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Dan Pinto began his career in 1974 as a rock and roll drummer and shortly afterward branched out to various forms of percussion and keyboards. Prior to his success as a composer, while continuing with the pre-established need to keep up on many forms of drums and percussion, he began to branch out by first developing his skill at the piano. A self-educated musician on all the instruments that he plays, Pinto learned while borrowing between full size pianos of one kind or another until he was able to afford his own. He then quickly moved into many types of electronic keyboards.
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In "What Will Happen to the Gang Next Year?", it is revealed that Kenneth shares his apartment with an elderly woman named Doris, who is in a catatonic state and kept in his closet. In "Sandwich Day", during the drinking contest against a group of Teamsters, Kenneth discovers that he has unknowingly had alcohol (which he calls "hill people milk") before, and, because he has been drinking it "since [he] was a baby", he has a high tolerance, managing to keep up on his feet while everyone else competing in the contest gets blind drunk. This essentially mirrored a scene from No Time for Sergeants, in which Andy Griffith portrayed a similar rube from backwoods Georgia.
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Former White Tower restaurant in Albany, New York In 1929, White Castle sued White Tower in Minnesota for unfair competition and White Tower counter-sued in Michigan as White Tower had arrived in Michigan first. The Minnesota case ended in 1930 in favor of White Castle, forcing White Tower to end its use of similar building designs, slogans and name along with a $82,000 judgment. The Michigan case dragged on until 1934, revealing the hiring away of a White Castle location operator and photographing of the latest White Castle to keep up on design. The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit later affirmed the lower court's rulings that they had copied White Castle deliberately.
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As a physical space, the Global Village includes air-conditioned dormitory suites, a lounge, a cafeteria, and recreational facilities such as pool room, singing rooms, and a health club. The Global Lounge, located within the Global Village, is a common room equipped with a large-screen TV, sofa, high-speed wireless internet access, desktop PC terminals, and other living room furnishings. This area is designed to encourage students from all global programs to relax and socialize together. The School for Global Education and Exchange also maintains a separate student lounge where students may keep up on global events through Korean and English cable television, English- and Korean-language print news media, and PC terminals equipped with high-speed internet access.
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