Student lockers come in a gray-matte finish inspired by the lockers at a nearby fashion company.
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Currently, Kohl's has buy online pick up in store lockers in eight stores, and Macy's has similar lockers in five locations.
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Deliveries are made to a small storage area behind the lockers, where employees sort through the deliveries and place them in lockers.
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That said, if the Coachella Lockers prove to be a big success, it wouldn't be surprising to see Amazon set up Lockers at other events.
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Amazon Lockers will also be placed in some Whole Foods stores, where customers can pick up online orders or place them in lockers for returns.
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Counter also isn't wildly different from Amazon's plan to sell building owners on building Lockers into their multi-occupant residences, which it calls Apartment Lockers.
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For its bank of 13 lockers along one wall, and for its two additional lockers that formed a strange little peninsula against an adjacent wall.
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An Amazon spokesperson confirmed that all shipping options will be available to the Coachella Lockers that are currently available to all Lockers not at the festival.
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The lockers at Riverbank are neutral and streamlined, but the color and size of the lockers can be made to match the look of each individual lobby.
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Their possessions are few -- they don't need big lockers.
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All have lockers where students can pick up their orders.
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Parcel lockers decrease delivery costs, mainly by reducing driving distances.
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The coaches had to paint and sand the lockers themselves.
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Amazon has created a whole division that makes Amazon lockers.
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It is the lockers that offer the first knowing wink.
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Bags have to stay in the lockers, for safety reasons.
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Previously, the players' lockers were more scattered around the room.
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But mostly, detectives said, they stay behind in the lockers.
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There are the lockers, except that they don't have locks.
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At the store, the fitting room doors were mock lockers.
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As for why Wahlberg lost ownership of the lockers -- Rene suspects someone on Mark's team simply forgot to pay the rent, and after 3 months of not paying, the lockers can go up for sale.
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I buy name plates to put on the desks and lockers.
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The lockers store Amazon products to be picked up by customers.
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The thing appears to be a rolling set of secured lockers.
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Emily said nothing during the drive back to the storage lockers.
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Miguel badges in to the office and heads to the lockers.
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If Amazon sets up its own lockers in Blaine — as Amazon.
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The lockers are varying sizes to accommodate different types of deliveries.
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"We're gunning for the Foot Lockers of the world," he said.
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Showers and lockers will be meant to encourage biking to work.
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Amazon Hub Lockers and Kohl's 1,150-plus locations also accept returns.
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"We'll start to expand into smaller buildings ... lockers can go anywhere."
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Men should not get to be in our bathrooms or lockers!
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I am frustrated by the time-consuming search for unused lockers.
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Amazon Lockers will be available in select Whole Foods Market stores.
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A few years after the shooting, they tore out the lockers.
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Maybe it's because our lockers can't accommodate a decent-size pitchfork.
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There were a couple other boys in the lockers at the time.
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The lockers that I found so pivotal are perhaps the best example.
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The fluorescent lighting and mustard yellow lockers add character to the setting.
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Smart lockers Long waiting times are often a problem for public clinics.
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After changing, I locked up my clothes and belongings inside nearby lockers.
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So Amazon started putting lockers in nearby convenience stores and building lobbies.
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Passengers are required to put bags in overhead lockers, sometimes rows away.
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There are no straight hallways lined with lockers at Fruitport High School.
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In the bathrooms, guests can find a steam room, showers, and lockers.
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Lockers aren't just for school-aged kids to stow their books anymore.
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In Amazon's case, returns can also sometimes be processed via its lockers.
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And those portraits of Trojan stars on the walls above the lockers?
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The lockers can also be used to return items ordered on Amazon.
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Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. have lockers at the golf club.
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Once, he was so gangly that older boys shoved him into lockers.
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The house now sits disassembled in storage lockers in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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Girls of different ages were standing at the wall organizing their lockers.
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There was nothing in the room except lockers and a small table.
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"It feels awesome," he said, standing two lockers over from Jones's locker.
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The lockers can also be used to return items ordered on Amazon.
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In the Chengdu office, workers must put their smartphones in hallway lockers.
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Previously, they were allowed to leave cellphones in lockers outside the room.
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"Lockers were floating past him, ... at one point he was pinned between the lockers and the ceiling of Berthing 2, but was able to reach for a pipe in the ceiling to pull himself free," the report said.
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It delivers to car trunks, plus secure lockers at grocery and convenience stores.
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The lockers occupy a narrow hallway that, during breaks, becomes choked with people.
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Troye Sivan has done much more than get pushed against lockers this year.
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The same team that worked on Amazon Key also works on Amazon lockers.
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And it has lockers where online orders can be picked up by shoppers.
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Because when you're a prince, institutes of culture are basically fancy storage lockers.
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Another system that's gaining traction in New York City is Luxer One lockers.
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We quickly found a wall of lockers that held customers' pre-ordered items.
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One of those lockers, 5153, was involved in this month's investigation as well.
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It also said that potential bedbug activity was found in some personal lockers.
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Women reported finding them in their lockers, their desk drawers, on bathroom walls.
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There were open wooden lockers for competitors, stuffed with boards, jerseys, leashes, wax.
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Classrooms had been converted into bedrooms, but silver lockers still lined the halls.
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With Estrada's promotion on Sunday, nameplates stood above 35 of the 36 lockers.
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I either am going to beeline to a few lockers, which I did.
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Without a reception desk, employees use lockers to store their belongings for safety.
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Cabins can also have additional storage under the bed and built into lockers.
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Some 76 stores, or about 16 percent the chain's 473 stores, had lockers.
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Two spacious living areas are filled with folding beds, mattresses, stretchers and lockers.
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When was the last time you hugged your trapper keeper by the lockers?
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Customers can then pick up their package at any hour from the lockers.
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The jackets themselves never leave the grounds; they hang in the members' lockers.
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Romero reportedly had various injuries from punching things like lockers, sources told HNN.
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I think lockers are going to become a thing because of package theft.
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As with Lockers, Hub compartments pop open when package recipients enter a pickup code.
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In it, Hilary Duff, Lalaine, and Adam Lamberg stand in front of school lockers.
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Investigators found no weapons on the students or in their bags or school lockers.
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The retailer says this is the first time it has brought Lockers to Coachella.
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Many police agencies do not even inventory the rape kits in their evidence lockers.
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Guests pay just $20 per night, store their belongings in lockers, and share toilets.
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The lockers include a phone charger, so you can charge up while you're resting.
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Now he's standing by the most secretive, shrouded lockers in all of Riverdale High.
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Girls who were assaulted and then had 'whore' written on lockers because rumors spread.
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I was in a Rocky I-looking gym: dirty, old gym with no lockers.
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Kohl's, for example, has lockers in some of its stores designated for this program.
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She said weekly orders have doubled for her company's lockers since last last year.
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She galumphs past the school lockers, punching people in the shoulder to be friendly.
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They stopped at their lockers to bundle up in heavy coats, gloves, and hats.
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Overhead lockers store personal items and can charge the concussion sensors on the helmets.
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Most of the material had been sitting in basements and storage lockers for decades.
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Customers will also be able to return online orders to Amazon through the lockers.
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Outside the sleeping pods, the rooms have lockers where guests can store their luggage.
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The lockers belonged to Harvey, Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard, Steven Matz and Zack Wheeler.
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The Hub appears to be a development on a service that Amazon has been running for several years now called Amazon Lockers, parcel delivery lockers that are located in public places and retailers to make delivering and picking up Amazon parcels more efficient.
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Who needs regular old lockers when you could have ... ... HIGH-TECH, TOTALLY PIMPED OUT LOCKERS REPLETE WITH 22017-INCH TEE-VEES AND COOL GLOWY LIGHTING AROUND THE DOORS, ALL FOR THE LOW, LOW PRICE OF JUST OVER TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS A POP, BABY?!?!
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Board lockers—part storage facility, part library—quickly became semipublic fixtures on Waikiki's crowded beaches.
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A small hand-drawn calendar was also discovered, located just below one of the lockers.
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Since Postmates handles anything from food to hardware, the lockers are a variety of sizes.
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There were lockers out front for shoppers to lock up valuables before they go in.
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And Amazon lockers and delivery pick-up points have begun to appear at various locations.
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Built in 2003, it feels like little but the recently replaced lockers have been updated.
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In buildings with an actual human concierge, the lockers have provided relief from the onslaught.
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Each neighborhood has huddle rooms, communal tables, individual workstations, private phone rooms and personal lockers.
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They were, according to the report, asked to put their cell phones in lockers provided.
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Home Depot joins Walmart, others in installing lockers in stores for online orders Miss them?
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We were knocked down stairs, kicked, scalded in gym showers, body-slammed into wall lockers.
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It was dad's job to polish them up and put them back in the lockers.
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IVM reconfigures lockers and vending machines — so money is no longer needed to open them.
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The Champagne was in the house, the plastic wrap was ready to protect the lockers.
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Inside they stored their bags in lockers and then waited for their freeze-box assignments.
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In a dozen convenience stores, it operates Amazon Lockers, where customers can pick up purchases.
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She left behind material to fill several storage lockers but no close friends or family.
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Temporary storage lockers are a nice alternative, but there's definitely room for improvement — Amazon Lockers are for their deliveries and partner services only, and the locking cubbies themselves are more or less the same kind of thing you'd find at a gym or school.
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The notes in the storage lockers contain the names of some of the officials named in the charges, according to a person who has had access to the lockers, but also those of others whom Blazer sought to record who have so far avoided prosecution.
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That way, if any other kids want to bring the invention to their lockers, they can.
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This is a problem that automated reception devices like communal and personal delivery lockers can solve.
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At the storage lockers, Bev was to meet this week's Movers, a boy and a girl.
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Orr opened up lockers bursting with bags of belongings often collected by maids cleaning the rooms.
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Who needs lockers these days now that schools are forgoing books in favor of electronic devices?
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In particular, there will be Amazon lockers in 1,000 supermarkets and smaller grocery stores across France.
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For now, it's just another noisy school hallway lined with lockers and cheery balloons and posters.
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On the floor, there are three communal tombstones, behind which are as many as 3,500 lockers.
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Lockers so thin and tightly packed that they could not accommodate a matching number of chairs.
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They left their weapons outside or handed them over at the gun lockers at the entrance.
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Pace University, for example, has over 423 lockers at five different locations on the city campus.
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Check In From 23 euros (about $26) for shared rooms with bunk beds and storage lockers.
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Only instead of buying supplies for classes and lockers, now we're shopping for work desk essentials.
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We spotted various lockers around the store for customers to pick up items they purchased online.
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Melania wrapped her notebooks in magazine perfume ads and kept her knitted sweaters in purple lockers.
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After a loss, my fellow rookies ambled into the clubhouse and found our lockers stripped clean.
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These individuals may handle payments from small cash bags up to storage lockers filled with currency.
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Thousands of articles of everyday women's clothing are being preserved in lockers in a college basement.
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We were all sitting at our lockers — I think we were all kind of in disbelief.
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But I still have scars from being thrown down stairs and slammed into lockers head first.
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Ms. Diakité later related dramatic stories about how great fleets of boats carried the lockers upstream.
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But it has been adding Amazon lockers to its Whole Foods grocery stores and shopping malls.
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Players from both teams remained in their lockers rooms during the song in a joint protest.
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Amazon, for example, has started placing its pickup lockers within Whole Foods stores and even malls.
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It's what I remember best, hiding in lockers and under tables while it stalked the station.
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"In some of these places in New York, it's hard to find a hallway or a space for the lockers; they just don't have the space," said Ms. Oliver, whose company's lockers are in 1,750 buildings around the country, but only 18 in New York City.
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Across the country, evidence lockers are filling up with smartphones that contain potentially critical crime-solving information.
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The photos below allegedly show employee lockers of the Fifth Avenue Apple store, as spotted by Gizmodo.
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The beagle was "activated" by two lockers, and an exterminator was called in to spray the area.
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Customers can then grab larger items from inside the Pickup Lockers where those products will be stored.
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I don't know if it was meat lockers or what, but it was a very thick door.
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That means it can go into small lockers or get carried around without getting in the way.
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Unlike the school in Suffern, it was bold-colored, with jazzy green tiles and lipstick-red lockers.
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Taverns double as gutting stations and fish storage lockers, and almost every view contains a tackle shop.
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Campers are encouraged to keep all food secured in tents, and to use food lockers when available.
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It's essentially a broader use case for Amazon lockers and is marketed to apartment buildings or residences.
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In previous years, those lockers belonged to the likes of Derek Jeter, Jorge Posada and Carlos Beltran.
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School started again last week, but reminders of the massacre remain amid the lockers and lunch periods.
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Take advantage of changing rooms, lockers, locks, life vests, paddling lessons and sunscreen, all at no cost.
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To reduce package theft, it has installed lockers outside physical stores where customers can pick up orders.
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After the game, Frazier motioned to Alonso a few lockers down his aisle in the visitors' clubhouse.
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"Before we got there, the attendant put name tags on the lockers for the crew," Steratore said.
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In 113, the mall installed Amazon lockers, where shoppers can pick up and return packages bought online.
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Lockers for retrieving online orders are a way for Amazon to spur sales through the grocery chain.
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""Because we are so mobile and no one has an assigned seat, we have lockers for everybody.
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Some lounges offer spa services, wine tasting areas, conference rooms, shower suites, family areas, and luggage lockers.
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For the most part, cellphones are left in private lockers along with your parka and street clothes.
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Goldberg was irate, pointing out that the teacher must have found the erotica by searching their lockers.
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Unseen human employees worked incognito behind the lockers and deposited food orders while the window flashed black.
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Amazon has lockers in 7-Eleven convenience stores in more than 300 cities, according to published reports.
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All of them had lockers to store belongings securely and kitchens to cook in (another frugal win!).
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I'm sitting at DOJ right now and there are a bunch of rooms with phone lockers outside.
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"There are more Division I-quality players than lockers available," said Air Force's longtime coach, Frank Serratore.
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He printed pamphlets highlighting those endorsements, and walked the hallways stuffing the paper into all the lockers.
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Amazon is bringing its delivery Lockers to Coachella The retailer says it will make its storage lockers available to festival-goers, allowing them to order — in advance or on the same day — to have items like sunscreen, hats and phone chargers delivered to an on-site locker. 7.
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We used to mess with him, sticking him in lockers when he was four or five years old.
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I also learned that the surgeon's lounge in my hospital had been newly redecorated, including wood-paneled lockers.
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Amazon Lockers aren't killing factory jobs in the American Midwest, but on the whole, people are being exploited.
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This season the Yankees have affixed all of their retired numbers above the lockers in the home clubhouse.
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However, Amazon Lockers are usually permanent installations — at Whole Foods, local 7-Eleven stores or other area businesses.
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Another person stored bags and other personal belongings in the rental car when nearby coin lockers were full.
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That same Brannock is still found in Macy's shoe departments, Foot Lockers and DSWs across the country today.
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If they changed by the lockers, they did so quickly, facing away from the rest of the room.
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Over at his school, Micah posts a letter on each of the students' lockers protesting the confederate display.
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First spotted by Engadget, The Hub is essentially a set of lockers where packages are delivered and stored.
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Every new Pickup Tower that's installed will also come with Pickup Lockers, where bigger purchases can be retrieved.
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He said they would go into schools and they would put things — racist fliers — in black children's lockers.
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Amazon will take advantage of Casino Group's large network of stores to add Amazon lockers in 1,000 locations.
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Well, Amazon has tried a variety of things, like nearby lockers and drones, but nothing quite like this.
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The new Prime benefit is available now at a handful of the company's pickup lockers near college campuses.
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She said she didn't know she needed permission, citing how people often leave notes on each others' lockers.
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A list of names was tacked there, along with instructions for those workers to clean out their lockers.
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A few lockers down, Albert Almora Jr., another highly regarded rookie, wondered whether he would get the talk.
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We would go to the wholesaler and buy in bulk and rent people's lockers to store them in.
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The studio has a 230,300-square-foot workout space, showers, lockers and a communal eight-seat infrared sauna.
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They are required to put their phones and any other electronic devices, like Apple watches, in the lockers.
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A threadbare sleeping pad, meant for a tent, was stored atop the storage lockers along with some blankets.
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Shane Skaling, 17, who is the TikTok club videographer, tracked a pair of girls' dance moves between lockers.
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Stein Mart also this year embraced the enemy with the installation of Amazon Lockers in nearly 200 stores.
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The lockers even have filtered air piped into their storage drawers to reduce the odor of used equipment.
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The labor ministry also said workers had access to lockers in which their passports were kept, denying confiscations.
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The Amazon Lockers idea will be a novelty, used a lot in the beginning, but quickly to fade.
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They would put on regular clothes and put their orange jail uniforms in their lockers for the day.
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Take those Arkansas storage lockers full of furniture, and the volunteers who're paying monthly fees to store it.
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"Some swindlers even opened people's lockers at massage parlours and switched genuine notes with counterfeits," the police spokesman said.
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UltraViolet claims more than 30 million users who store over 300 million films and TV shows in their lockers.
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Young students may not be excited to return to the world of lockers and homework, but parents sure are.
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There are lockers to keep their uniforms and books, so they don't get damaged or stolen on the street.
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And it has taken advantage of Whole Foods stores for its Amazon Lockers, selling its own electronics, and more.
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At a bank of lockers, they don blue hairnets and swap their shoes for clean plastic slip-on slippers.
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In the United States, the rise of delivery lockers may allow for box-free delivery to spread as well.
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During break we would gulp down a snack and rush to our lockers to pull out our ice skates.
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I have to raid this place to survive: by looking in lockers, desks, in weird corners and dark cabinets.
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The lockers are self-serve kiosks that allow Amazon shoppers to take advantage of in-store pickup and returns.
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Amazon Lockers have opened in more than 2,000 locations to give customers a safe pick-up spot for packages.
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Sources said it's common to find several staffers huddled around the lockers throughout the day, perusing their neglected messages.
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On a team full of basketball chemists (are those lab coats in their lockers?), Green wears an artist's smock.
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Sure, some might argue that lockers are a touch inelegant — more fitting in a gym than a concert hall.
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Oscar's offices have lockers, which are meant to store belongings so employees don't feel tethered to a specific desk.
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AvalonBay is notably one of those landlords said to be working with Amazon to bring lockers to its residences.
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These types of lockers act as self-service kiosks, where customers are notified when an order arrives for them.
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The Adventurous Global School has a grid wall that can be manipulated to move storage spaces, lockers, and openings.
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The nameplates in the team's spring training clubhouse, especially those above the pitchers' lockers, were a sight to behold.
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Yosemite rangers work diligently to educate the public about bear safety, such as keeping food in bear-proof lockers.
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The boys were at their fake lockers wearing fake towels; Eberhadt stood upstage, fake shower caddy in hand. Action.
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There will be 130 bike stations in the basement, with lockers and showers, for those who bike to work.
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Beyond that, some Whole Foods stores will get Amazon Lockers, where customers can receive online orders and make returns.
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On Baseball A wooden cabinet breaks up a long row of lockers in the Mets' clubhouse at Citi Field.
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I saw large quantities of documents and counted more than 1,000 lockers, many of which were closed with padlocks.
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He and three roommates were punched and kicked as officers emptied prisoners' lockers and tipped them over, he said.
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No one ever said it directly, but they did it so students wouldn't have lockers to hide guns in.
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In some stores, Kohl's said it will be testing new technology such as pick-up lockers (similar to Amazon lockers), self checkout and a new mobile checkout option — where employees in the aisles use an iPad to scan items and ring a customer up right away, allowing shoppers to avoid long lines.
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Their empty lockers sit just down the hall from one another, the facades now adorned with messages from grieving students.
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"We went to this auction, and they happened to have a couple of sets of high school lockers," Leinenveber explains.
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Both Amazon and DHL are expanding their use of lockers and local shops, where drivers can usually drop multiple parcels.
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Both Amazon and DHL are expanding their use of lockers and local shops, where drivers can usually drop multiple parcels.
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The new option builds on Amazon's previous efforts to put lockers inside retail stores where customers can pick up packages.
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Not to mention, parcel lockers put a burden on consumers to 'commute' to retrieve parcels and to get them home.
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There's also a roof terrace, showers, lockers, and direct access to Shoreditch House for those who are members of both.
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The room is 17-by-20 feet and is filled with bags of clothing, along with lockers full of sunglasses.
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In front of the library, where most of the shootings occurred, there is a line of lockers hiding the entrance.
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Further, Amazon lockers would be showing up at select stores to make pick ups and returns easier for Amazon customers.
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Amazon Echos have become part of the inventory in some locations and Amazon lockers have shown up to facilitate Amazon.
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Amazon has built out a network of 2,800 Lockers, mainly in cities, from which items can be retrieved or returned.
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I shoulder that gate open and am faced with a wall of dented lockers and, past them, a metal detector.
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After the first plane hit, we were led down to the cafeteria and told not to stop at our lockers.
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She sucked at high school the first time around, and those lockers haven't made any eye contact with her yet.
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Notably, the lockers at this location didn't have built-in locks, which was surprising considering how new it felt inside.
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Wood-paneled lockers lined the room as the finance crowd either watched ESPN on the TVs or chatted about work.
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Next door, Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theater used to offer free lockers for people to stow their bags and coats.
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These days, that divide extends more than ever to what students wear and carry with them to their school lockers.
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A worker at a competing storage business nearby shrugged and said employees did not know what was in the lockers.
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You would lean against the lockers with a faraway expression on your face and let people assume whatever they wanted.
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Amazon is already present on some college campuses, where students can pick up Amazon delivery purchases at special Amazon lockers.
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It outfitted one of her restrooms with lockers and told her she could choose some friends to join her there.
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He said they had been shoved into lockers; one was surreptitiously recorded, he said, and another told to kill herself.
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I provide desktop and network support at our company, and I also install the machines and lockers on customer premises.
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Giving people lockers that are publicly available so that they can store their most valuable things on a regular basis.
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For example, workers are often required to keep their cell phones in lockers and can't bring them to their desks.
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The manager's office dressing room features two large lockers, and Shelton, who is 11 years older than Baldelli, took one.
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Looking at the future of Whole Foods stores, Amazon said that soon Amazon Lockers will be available in select locations.
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France's national postal service, La Poste, has hundreds of parcel lockers set up in train stations and other public places.
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The University of Washington's Urban Freight Lab is testing common lockers in commercial buildings and near transit stops in Seattle.
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It also upped its partnership with 7-Eleven, which already housed Amazon's delivery "lockers" —pick-up locations for Amazon orders.
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All around me burly pickup trucks rumble along, each jammed with aluminum toolboxes, gun lockers and the occasional dog kennel.
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The school had been large and impersonal, full of unkind sounds: the clang of lockers and the terrible screaming bell.
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The sound of axes being sharpened with grindstones echoed between tall metal lockers, and cigarette smoke moved through the room.
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Your character rifles through lockers for disguises and equipment, and occasionally disables alarms or finds characters to talk to and help.
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Lockers eliminate issues around package theft concerns, and work well for customers whose "homes" are actually shared spaces, like college dorms.
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In Germany, Amazon's second biggest market, orders are either delivered to homes or to lockers owned by Germany's Deutsche Post DPWGn.
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However, if parcel lockers proliferate, they will likely demand some infrastructure investment in city centers, where real estate costs are high.
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A kid, in the clubhouse, unattended, going through lockers, breaking shit, crying when he's scolded because he's never been disciplined before.
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The retailer already today sells things like small lockers and bookshelves that are also targeted toward the same business customer base.
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A shadow of a couple also appear against the lockers, fans speculating whether one of the shadows might just be Moretz.
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Bathroom stalls are the most popular by far, but there are also crannies in classrooms, storage closets, people-size lockers, kitchens.
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Available in many forms, combination locks can secure a variety of things, from coolers and baggage to gym lockers and bicycles.
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Unlike in an ambulance or an operating room, supplies for medical procedures and emergencies are stored in multiple areas and lockers.
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The gallery space includes a small cinema, lockers, a spa, and a boxing ring for free talks and drop in tutorials.
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We do have lockers, but when it gets busy in the morning, it may happen that you forget to lock it.
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His lockers at Citi Field, with helmets of the Giants and Virginia Tech hanging from hooks in the corner, remain intact.
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Those who could not prove their legal residence were detained, while those with papers had their lockers searched and were released.
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Foot Locker Power Stores are significantly larger than regular Foot Lockers, since they combine, menswear, womenswear, and children's apparel and footwear.
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But even with the BOPIS lockers and Amazon kiosks, Kohl's has clearly not cracked the code for surviving the retail apocalypse.
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When the Indians retreated to their clubhouse during the rain delay, lockers were covered in plastic and Champagne was made ready.
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But there is an undeniable difference about the home team's main room, with its rounded design, spoked ceiling and spacious lockers.
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Amazon Lockers, installed outside convenience stores and other locations, give people a secure place to pick up and return Amazon packages.
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For years, Jewish students in the Pine Bush Central School District complained about finding swastikas scrawled on walls, desks and lockers.
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"I found it incredible that people would leave their bags on the floor, rather than use the lockers," Ms. Winkler said.
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It's not clear what those delivery options might look like, but the description is not unlike those of Amazon's delivery lockers.
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To restore the moral balance, you could print out articles about their suspected offenses and leave them by their gym lockers.
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And then when people overdose, they lock us all down, and shake down our lockers, and take away our recreation time.
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Instead of a cafe, there are lockers rented out to SF Express, a logistics company sometimes referred to as China's FedEx.
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His group is joined by an onstage band and the Philadelphia dance crew the Hood Lockers, renown for its locking skills.
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There, an agent placed the documents in steel lockers of a sort that were used all over Mali for carrying goods.
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Shipping companies are also working to combat theft with real-time tracking services and secure delivery sites like Amazon's Hub Lockers.
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The camera lurks by the lockers, watching the team shower, vomit, and spar; it hovers under the bleachers, ogling muscular thighs.
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Amazon has been trialing drones to deliver parcels and has also been opening up lockers where people can pick up their packages.
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It's a closer-to-home version of the Amazon Lockers that have been installed at stores and public spaces across the world.
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But Hubs are slightly sleeker than Amazon's excessively branded Lockers, and they accept packages from all senders and retailers—not just Amazon.
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Pantry items cannot be sent to P.O. Box addresses, Amazon Lockers, or states outside of the "contiguous United States" (Hawaii and Alaska).
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It also appears to be the first time that Amazon has set up temporary Lockers at all, outside of hurricane relief efforts.
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Zac Efron, the man whose picture remains permanently plastered in lockers across America, has decided to leave his dark roots behind him.
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Amazon has reportedly been testing the codes in pop-up shops and at Amazon Lockers in Europe over the past few weeks.
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Along the way, it has pioneered delivery lockers, at which consumers can pick up packages, and experimented with deliveries to parked cars.
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What's different about this pilot, however, is the vehicle design that features multiple lockers, and both a touchscreen and audio for instructions.
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When school began in Lockport, New York, this past fall, the halls were lined not just with posters and lockers, but cameras.
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Using the key, Wardlaw then reportedly opened a door that connected the two spaces, and caused some storage lockers to fall over.
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Today, discount chain operator Stein Mart announced it will install Amazon Hub lockers in nearly 200 stores as soon as next month.
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When the Wizards visited last month, the two special lockers were reserved for Gooden and Nene Hilario, the team's most senior players.
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Everything in the bathroom is wet, and the only six lockers look like they were once thrown down a flight of stairs.
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A lunch box should be able to stand up to getting tossed in lockers, stuffed in backpacks, and dropped in the hallway.
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We didn't notice any handy lockers for customers to pick up their purchases, but there was a kiosk devoted to this feature.
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After chucking my stuff into the digitally-sealing lockers, I turned left to be met, at close-range, by a stranger's boobs.
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A May memo of lease for a Target in Evanston, Illinois, obtained by Reuters, contains similar prohibitions against lockers and online fulfillment.
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At the end of the day, employees drop off battery packs themselves at charging lockers — which also serves as a socializing opportunity.
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I told him I'm going to switch lockers with him pretty soon if he doesn't keep his mouth shut, just joking around.
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One idea floated involves installing lockers or other means for employees to deposit their personal cellphones when they arrive at the Pentagon.
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Amazon employees in a back room then load orders into lockers within two minutes, and customers receive bar codes to access them.
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There are Amazon lockers, and some food delivery companies require customers to meet drivers at the curb rather than their front door.
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Opt for the Rubicon model and you'll get disconnecting sway bars, differential lockers and protective rock rails to help handle sticky situations.
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They travel from as far as Brazil or Japan, hoping to walk the halls, to look for the two teenage gunmen's lockers.
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Amazon Lockers will be placed in select Whole Foods stores so customers can pick up and return Amazon orders at the grocer.
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With all due respect to the brothers Hemsworth, we're not taping pictures of rugged heartthrobs with five o'clock shadows to our lockers anymore.
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In nearly every American teen comedy, you'll find high schoolers sporting varsity letterman jackets, playing football, chatting by lockers, and planning for prom.
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Back on the other side of the store, another entrance leads shoppers to the fresh produce department and a set of Amazon lockers.
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Struggling Stein Mart also recently embraced the enemy with plans to install Amazon Lockers in some 200 stores, hoping for the same result.
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But it's a major advantage to have regular visitors to major retail locations, whereas Amazon has to either home-deliver or install lockers.
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According to the Smithsonian, they stored their urine in these lockers early in the flight before the normal waste disposal system went online.
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Not to mention, they had these little makeshift lockers every 100 yards or so; people were kicking them in, and they fell over.
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Once the transaction is completed, you head over to the lockers, scan your barcode, and the locker pops open with your items inside.
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" When the rifles are not being used, they will "be locked in a patrol car ... until the agency secures gun locks and lockers.
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In the last few decades, however, a handful of them — including Geneva's — have increasingly come to operate as storage lockers for the superrich.
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Last year, officers searched seven lockers there and seized "a massive amount" of items, according to a criminal complaint, and arrested three people.
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The Georgetown store has a rec room, with lockers and sports equipment; the Nashville store features a gold-plated Dance Dance Revolution machine.
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Several other minor league players cleaned out their lockers, another reminder that there is less than three weeks before regular-season games begin.
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Attendees will again leave their devices in Tech Check lockers run by hazmat-suit wearing staffers, assume nicknames and stop the work talk.
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In the front gallery the walls are covered with gray wallpaper depicting school or workplace lockers (overtones, perhaps inadvertently, of American school shootings).
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Blanks, Blazer's former girlfriend, said over the years that Blazer had asked her to arrange for items to be sent to the lockers.
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Those with admirers or significant others will get love notes, flowers and chocolates delivered to them in class or secretly in their lockers.
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In the sky-lighted mailroom, bright blue metal mailboxes look like mini high school lockers; above, ferns and vines erupt from canvas bags.
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BALTIMORE — A chessboard sits on a card table at the far end of the Baltimore Orioles' clubhouse, near most of the pitchers' lockers.
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While other teams do little more than put up nameplates by players' lockers, Heinze's touch suggests a pop-up shop of Penguins merchandise.
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Each of the 120 lockers contains a foldout bed, inspired by the fully reclinable seats in the first-class cabins of some planes.
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That compares with the 7 percent gain at stores in the same cities that do not have the banks of lockers, inMarket said.
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The Falcons traded Brett Favre and had a coach, Bobby Petrino, notify players that he was quitting by leaving notes at their lockers.
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The store also features a new concept beauty hall with over 300 brands, automated lockers for repeat prescription collection and a revamped opticians.
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Turns out that players who do full interviews at the podium after the game can't be bothered by the press at their lockers.
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Sophomore Garrett Parker said he was in history class when he heard what he initially thought were students banging on lockers on Thursday morning.
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During checkout, customers can select one of the Amazon Lockers named "Coachella" within zip code 92201 as their shipping address at no additional cost.
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In guidelines, which officials will publish in the coming weeks, schools will be able to install lockers where students can keep their cell phones.
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India's Supreme Court in 2010 ordered dozens of cities to provide homeless shelters capable of housing 100 people, with facilities including beds and lockers.
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Nor will it shorten the wait to board your flight or ease the bottleneck when passengers jostle simultaneously to put bags in overhead lockers.
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It is also setting up thousands of lockers at places like train stations where deliverymen can leave parcels if no one is at home.
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During checkout, customers will select one of the Amazon Lockers named "Coachella" within zip code 92201 as their shipping address at no additional cost.
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Then back to the lockers, and back to Kim's, the ex and the assistant, and back to the cul-de-sac to start again.
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To protect the privacy of the Facebook users whose posts they review, workers are required to store their phones in lockers while they work.
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McDonald's has introduced mobile phone lockers, in a bid to get customers to put their phones away, and start talking to each other again.
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Amazon Inc's rollout on Tuesday of package delivery lockers for apartment dwellers also may have weighed on FedEx and UPS shares, an analyst said.
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First came charges for stowing baggage in the hold, then more for in-flight food, allocated seating and even for using the overhead lockers.
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Valerie (Hayley Law) and Melodie (Asha Bromfield) claim they received letters in their lockers that say Josie is ditching them for a solo career.
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Instead of stocking lockers with the newest pens, binders, and lunch boxes, focus on outfitting your dorm room with a next-level snack stash.
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It also dovetails with plans to get consumers to install Amazon-branded smarthome products that turn your home garage or car's trunk into Lockers.
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The financial titans at the meeting apparently brainstormed ideas like using neck control collars, securing food lockers, and replacing human security personnel with robots.
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Guests for the ceremony had to put many of their belongings in lockers, go through metal detectors and be ushered through two locked doors.
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Police retook the building after knocking down makeshift walls of metal lockers filled with water that inmates erected at the building's entrances, Coop said.
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The finicky can stow their top-of-the-line bikes in the private storage lockers that some buildings have, safe from jostling and scratching.
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"The wraps can be flamingos or Tiffany boxes," she said, describing some of the more fanciful overlays that buildings have chosen for their lockers.
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You can also see lockers to the right side of the Octagon, the SBG logo on the mat, as well as Monster Energy branding.
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There were no lockers at School Without Walls, no little sets of gills on the doors so the air could sneak in and out.
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As a former teacher, I've seen lunch boxes get thrown into lockers and kicked through hallways, so durability is always a factor to consider.
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After entering, guests can lounge around the replica firehouse examining lockers, standing at Venkman's desk, and perusing newspaper clippings from the film's press montage.
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Maura Tierney has a favorite seat on the New York City Water Taxi: upstairs, near the stern, on top of some metal storage lockers.
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Whole Foods' private-label products will be available through Amazon's online services and Amazon lockers that will be installed in some Whole Foods markets.
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It's the boldest move yet in an attempt to get past the Last Foot Problem, following on other efforts like lockers and immediate pickup.
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To rent a ball, users scan a QR code found on the company's basketball-sharing lockers, which are often located close to basketball courts.
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"Show me a good loser and I'll show you a loser," Newton said Tuesday as players cleaned out their lockers at the team's downtown stadium.
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The picture featured a basketball locker room along with James' name above one of the lockers, as well as a locker designated for Bugs Bunny.
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Over the past 15 years, he has fabricated everything from utilitarian wooden desks and lockers to faux-aged abstract paintings supposedly created by its students.
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Today, keys are an accessory to just about everything we do, giving us access to our homes, offices, gym lockers and, of course, our cars.
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It was also an early adopter of automated reception kiosks (Amazon Lockers), even after Google acquired BufferBox and shut it down a few years later.
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Accompanied by the fact that most Foot Lockers are in the mall and mall traffic is in free fall, it created a very difficult environment.
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"They would shove me into lockers, trip me as I would walk by, and push me on the stairs," Ally wrote in a CNN iReport.
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Nike is planning to go into as many Foot Lockers as possible, with its life-size vending machines and other membership perks, according to Hebert.
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She also said it is clear that some employees went to their lockers to get their mobile phones before trying to evacuate, wasting precious time.
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And with its acquisition of Whole Foods, it began to use the grocer's stores as a new location for its Amazon Lockers, boosting store visits.
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But there were also a vast variety of female bodies, all in various states of undress — none of them trying to hide inside their lockers.
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The Grizzlies' locker room is now full of guys on 24-day contracts sharing lockers with their names printed in magic marker on masking tape.
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In the visitors' clubhouse at Yankee Stadium, the wide double lockers at certain corners of the room are usually reserved for star players and veterans.
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Whole Foods stores have also been outfitted with Amazon lockers, where customers can pick up online orders, and Whole Foods stores can process Amazon returns.
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As part of The Greatness Agenda, Kohl's began increasing its in-store tech services and installed buy-online-pick-up-in-store lockers in 2015.
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Inside the lockers were hundreds of purses — counterfeits of the high-end handbags sold in flagship stores eight miles away on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
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For visiting teams, the locker room is a series of aisles with lockers — offering no easy opportunity for a coach to conduct a team meeting.
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Some establish central pick-up points or lockers so that packages can't get lost in the navigation process, and most learn from homegrown tech companies.
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The bright yellow lockers were first installed in stores in Seattle and Manhattan, and are now available in select stores in more than 300 cities.
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For more than 16 years, the terrorist known as "FP" deposited bombs on city streets and in phone booths, storage lockers, and even movie theaters.
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"She just acted the same as always, like it never happened, reading her book at the lockers as usual, getting into pointless arguments," Rooney writes.
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In the 1950s, Eddie Bauer himself would instruct employees to spend time in cold storage lockers and make sure the company's parkas kept them warm.
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The store, to be opened by December, will also have lockers in which shoppers can retrieve goods previously scanned from the shelves, according to Salvador.
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All employees at Accenture Canada are required to put their cell phones in lockers as a way to protect client confidentiality, the temp employee said.
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It also has lockers, phone booths for private calls, a mother's room, and a cafe and bar stocked with wine from female winemakers of California.
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According to Mr. Haidara, the private evacuation had moved 377,491 manuscripts in almost 2,500 lockers, which represented more than 95 percent of the Timbuktu manuscripts.
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Yankees 3.423, Royals 23.42 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Blown-up baseball cards depicting former players hang above the lockers in the visiting clubhouse at Kauffman Stadium.
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It has wash-and-fold services on 20 college campuses and more than 700 drop-off lockers at stores like Hy-Vee around the country.
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"It can be very noisy in the dorm, with lockers closing, prisoners yelling, the cutting of the toenails, the fighting, and the whistling," he says.
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The spokesperson added that Amazon is regularly sanitizing all door handles, stairway handrails, elevator buttons, lockers and touch screens, among other surfaces, at its facilities.
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Customers may also start seeing Amazon Lockers at certain locations of the grocery store, which will provide a place to pick up and return Amazon orders.
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As staffed, standalone Amazon-branded storefronts, the Amazon pickup locations are distinct from the Amazon Lockers found in convenience stores and other locations in many cities.
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An Amazon executive once told me that because the lockers are so popular in urban areas, the leading customer complaint is they fill up too fast.
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"We took cover at the lockers because the bullets were still spraying, and everyone's upset and crying and people are laying on the floor," Biorkman says.
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Amazon says the Lockers will have a dedicated place at the festival and will be staffed by team members in case of any issues that arise.
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Amazon also advertised roles in London for business development manager and technical operations manager for "click and collect" to develop lockers and other pick-up locations.
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During his down time, Reubens engaged in thrift-store binges he likened to acts of rescue, filling his house, and several storage lockers, with salvaged treasure.
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The company introduced its package delivery lockers for apartment dwellers with little fanfare, as it no doubt worked out some of the kinks in the process.
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Ford has retrofitted a fleet of its Transit vans with touchpad-accessible lockers, from which Postmates customers with the right access code can retrieve their food.
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The Stash Board is "designed to fit over the front of team members' lockers and have space for displaying buttons, photos and messages," the company says.
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Jennifer Sudol and Chris Gash were high school freshmen when they first noticed each other while at their lockers at Clifton High School in New Jersey.
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The pricing for the lockers remain unclear, and those interested in installing the Hub are asked to fill out a form with details about their building.
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Since buying Whole Foods Market just about two years ago, Amazon has stuffed Lockers in a good number of those locations as well with some success.
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The company lost more than 40 warehouse workers overnight, some cleaning out their lockers in tears on the spot, knowing they couldn't produce the required paperwork.
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There are countless notes to fill narrative gaps, and in true BioShock fashion, you thoughtlessly dig through desks, lockers, and trash for health, weapons, and items.
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At CycleBar, Junk said, they often write the names of new riders on lockers, and employees go out of their way to make riders feel welcome.
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According to local outlet Mundo Deportivo, the pair requested that guests leave their phones in lockers and wrote notes reminding attendees not to take any photos.
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But the company said it was also working on systems to deliver to cities — for instance, drones could deliver packages to smart lockers positioned on rooftops.
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I made additional efforts, from assuming power of attorney, to purchasing fridge lockers after too many of my pre-made lunches for work had mysteriously disappeared.
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With Britney I like her first debut single where, remember the video where she tied up the white shirt with the school lockers in the background.
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Eventually, students will be able to order texts for delivery to an Amazon area, which is still under construction, and pick them up from storage lockers.
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While some make the decision to leave embarrassing relics of adolescence in the dark recesses of their minds or storage lockers, others perform at "Mortified."littlefieldnyc.com
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Alternatively, use the coin lockers in the stations, or employ a hands-free luggage transportation service that will send your things on to your next destination.
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GMAT test-takers must deposit watches — smart or otherwise — in lockers before entering testing rooms, said Jennifer Garfinkel, a spokeswoman for the Graduate Management Admission Council.
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Much of the population is uncomfortable with having packages left on doorsteps, so 75% of orders are collected at lockers or pick-up points, Virin says.
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Normally in the postseason, the losing pitchers speak at their lockers and the only member of the losing team to mount the podium is the manager.
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" Musk has tweeted that the truck will have lockers, plus 240V outlets for using "high power tools in field all day" with "[n]o generator needed.
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Tide will grow by opening up more laundry and dry cleaning stores, adding drop-off lockers to new apartment complexes and supermarkets, and expanding at schools.
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Most leapt to their feet when Rihanna, Our Lady of Perpetual Detention, came out from behind a row of lockers to take a triumphant finale bow.
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The post comes after Beckham shared a photo late last month that showed him standing up against some lockers, next to the shadows of two unidentified figures.
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The new, extended partnership entails the installation of 1,000 so-called Amazon lockers in Casino stores across France and the availability of Casino-branded products on Amazon.
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Founded in 2005, San Diego-based MP143tunes came to be known for its so-called cloud music service that allowed users to store music in online lockers.
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The Supreme Court in 2010 had ordered one homeless shelter for every 100,000 people in 62 cities, with facilities including drinking water, subsidized meals, beds and lockers.
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It's adding lockers around the country at places like Kohl's to give customers worried about packages being stolen from their stoops a place to pick up goods.
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The building itself is a major benefit: lockers & showers, computer rooms, quiet/prayer room, coworker-only restaurant that serves a different meal each day for only $3.
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Amazon also said that it would start placing Amazon Lockers in select Whole Foods stores so customers could pick up and return Amazon orders at the grocer.
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As Ms. Covington walked down a school hallway lined on either side with yellow student lockers, she caught sight of a ninth grader ducking into a classroom.
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Combination locks aren't new, of course, but they have come a long way since the rotary dials of your high-school lockers and the classic Master lock.
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We found some red lockers near the back of the store reserved for shoppers who had ordered items online and were picking them up in the store.
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Near the back of the store, we found some red lockers reserved for shoppers who had utilized the buy online, pick up in-store — or BOPIS — option.
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New Jersey , in which the Court ruled that schools require only reasonable suspicion, not probable cause, to search students and their backpacks and lockers and other belongings.
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As Phelps walked out from the lockers to the deck on Wednesday, Great Britain swimmer Dan Wallace bowed down and praised Phelps as his back was turned.
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"I've been shoved into lockers, and sometimes people will just push up on me to check if I have boobs," Kevin, a trans boy in Utah, said.
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I then unveiled a new locker (I have replicas of the Eagles' lockers in my fan cave) and the nameplate on this locker was dedicated to him.
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The players dress in a row in the first three lockers by the clubhouse door — Abreu, Robert and Moncada — with small Cuban flags affixed to their nameplates.
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The offices are considered a "sensitive compartmented information facility," secure and safe for classified material and therefore without personal electronics, which must be deposited in small lockers.
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Smith said Home Depot had remodeled some stores to create separate pickup areas with lockers that customers can unlock with a government identification and an order number.
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The lockers hold packages for three days before they're sent back for a refund, and are located in more than 900 cities and towns across the country.
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Officers and department officials may search entries — those made since the transition, anyway — by date or keyword, instead of rummaging for old memo books stored in lockers.
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Meals are carefully planned to address concerns like immunity or recovery; some teams even create personalized menus for individual players, printed out and placed in their lockers.
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Staffers now have to leave their phones in their offices or in lockers near the West Wing entrances before they will be buzzed into the Situation Room.
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There were so few boys in the dorm in those days that Greene pulled a bunch of lockers into an L-shape to make himself his own bedroom.
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To use the new festival Locker system, customers will be able to select as the shipping address one of the Amazon Lockers at Coachella during the checkout process.
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Another addition the retailer has planned is the inclusion of a "General Store" stocked with cleaning and home improvement essentials like hardware, mailboxes, cubbies, storage lockers and more.
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There are barely enough lockers to go around, so some employees have taken to keeping items in them overnight to ensure they will have one the next day.
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Seeing passengers with full-sized suitcases trying to squeeze them into overhead lockers, crumpling Gulliver's hat and forcing others into a forlorn hunt for space, drives him barmy.
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The company is also adding Pickup Lockers inside of the new 500 Pickup Towers, additional space for the towers to fit larger objects, like mini-fridges and televisions.
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Let's be honest, we all spent a good chunk of time (in class, on first dates, at our lockers, during P.E.) trying to get to the next level.
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They finally dropped the full video on Monday, along with some additional images that are worthy of all lockers and mood boards and bedroom ceilings and phone backgrounds.
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For most of us, it was a mixed bag of teenage angst, self-discovery, and capricious friendships existing in front of a backdrop of lockers, dances, and classrooms.
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There are plenty of references to Saved by the Bell in there for fans, starting with the red-colored lockers around the school and Belding's desk / PA system.
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The school liquidated a bunch of lockers from the old football team locker room to make room for the new stuff ... and Tom says his wife swooped in.
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Instead, when Cindy's pain is manageable, she goes once a week to a special school with no shrill bells, no slamming lockers and just a few other kids.
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The layout felt notably cramped, with huge benches creating gridlock near lockers, and towels were strewn about among what appeared to be dried, spilled coffee on the floor.
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Admission to the springs is 700 yen; a very thin towel costs 200 yen, and you'll need additional 100-yen coins to use as deposits for the lockers.
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Kohl's was also messy and outdated, but it was clearly making strides to avoid the same fate as Sears with its Amazon partnership and lockers for online orders.
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Like some of the other major retail REITs, WPG has growing partnerships with the likes of Amazon and Tesla to open lockers and supercharging stations at its malls.
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"The issue with delivery is that it can take several days," said Georgianna Oliver, the founder of Package Concierge, a firm that creates in-store lockers for retailers.
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Estonian startup Cleveron is looking to one-up Amazon's Lockers with a more advanced solution, and today the company's PackRobot makes its public debut in its home country.
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It was a disconcerting segue for those of us who have learned over the last few years to cringe whenever a politician starts discussing conversations around the lockers.
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And the notion that your inconvenience at opening a few lockers before finding one that's free somehow trumps … Well, we're back to you sounding like a monster again.
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His son Brandon also appeared with him on the A&E series, which follows Sheets and a slew of other professional buyers who compete to bid on storage lockers.
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There I was, looking through lockers and cabinets in the dark, and I'd been pulled in so completely that I was outright angry at what her husband had done.
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Amazon places these lockers all over big cities (often in retail stores like 7-Eleven and Spar) and lets you send your packages there or use them for returns.
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The press release included much of what consumers could expect from the deal, including a Whole Foods rewards program for Prime customers and Amazon Lockers at Whole Foods locations.
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"We want customers to make the most out of their weekend at Coachella," said Patrick Supanc, Amazon Worldwide Director of Lockers and Pickup, in a statement about Amazon's plans.
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Its trendy hire bikes will be stored in lockers at hotels and operated via an app aimed at tourists, especially from cycling-friendly northern Europe, said Palma-based Bolz.
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European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst, currently in residence up in, well, space, discovered a treasure trove of floppy disks tucked away in one of the lockers on-board.
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The online shopping juggernaut already boasts a drive-through grocery pick-up in Seattle, pick-up lockers at hundreds of supermarkets, and its own cashier-less grocery store concept.
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While Amazon is known for its online presence, it also has physical locations like bookstores (which offer discounts to Prime members) and 2,000 lockers in more than 50 cities.
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The most striking thing about the footage is the number of people blocking the aisles to root through the overhead lockers to retrieve their luggage before evacuating the plane.
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Aside from Luxer One's lockers, there are a host of other options available this year for consumers who are worried about getting an item delivered directly to their doorstep.
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One startup taking a similar approach is Qikpod, which has raised $9 million to solve those problems with smart lockers in heavily trafficked areas in India's 10 biggest cities.
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Famous for gambling on storage lockers, Darrell took to Facebook to update fans with a picture of himself in a hospital bed and next to his wife, Romney Snyder.
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The memo, a copy of which was viewed by CNN, advises staffers to leave their phones at home, in their vehicles or inside lockers near the West Wing lobby.
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Designed to evoke vintage high-school gyms and city basketball courts, locations feature wire ball lockers, streetball-style hoops and pull-up bars set in slabs of reinforced concrete.
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After a recent victory, Alonso, the starter from Florida, and Smith, the reserve from California, could be heard trying to pronounce the Mets' rallying cry at their neighboring lockers.
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He was the auteur who staged plays in abandoned warehouses, meat lockers and hotel rooms, who featured BDSM sex acts and incorporated dance sequences of breathtaking vigor and beauty.
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Channeling the energy of that televised party and the ingenuity of Mr. Campbell's troupe, the Campbell Lockers, "Funkedified" culls from styles including locking, popping, breaking and '70s social dances.
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In Trump's White House, personal cell phones have been banned in the West Wing since January and staffers either leave them in their cars or check them into lockers.
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This was before the ban, and many kids "didn't have their phone on them anyway, they were in their lockers or in their backpack," when the building was evacuated.
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Short "micro" visits, defined as three to five minutes in length, were up 11 percent at stores with lockers since Amazon closed its purchase of Whole Foods on Aug.
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It's like seeing everything the two coolest kids in high school are putting up in their lockers, but instead of just two kids, Tumblr is thousands of those kids.
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Furthermore, Amazon's work on The Hub, new in-building parcel lockers for both Amazon and other deliveries, which we reported on earlier this year, would also fit into this idea.
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" (Civilian instructors work in the metal shop at Attica, where prisoners make desks and lockers for New York municipalities.) "COs responded, contained it, and took the guy to the box.
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But the prisoners used the water to fill metal foot lockers -- roughly 18 by 24 inches in size -- which they used to construct walls barricading the building's entrances, Coupe said.
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For those tired of dealing with dead headphones, extraneous earwax, and storing your keys in unsecured lockers while you're at the gym, the iFrogz Cocoon solves (most) of your problems.
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The world's biggest e-commerce company has posted several job adverts in recent weeks that suggest it wants a broader range of pick-up options, including lockers, in continental Europe.
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Last month Amazon and French retailer Casino expanded their partnership, with Amazon installing pick-up lockers in Casino stores and making more of the French company's products available on Amazon.
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Why you'll love it: The Wrapsafe from Pacsafe is small enough to use on lockers or luggage, but the included cable can secure roof racks, bicycles, and other large objects.
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The wide array of rivals include incumbents like Public Storage, U-Haul and other older businesses that offer services to clear away your possessions and/or store them in lockers.
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From this economy sprung a cottage industry of locker rentals: for the women who had multiple boxes coming in, other inmates would charge to rent out space in their lockers.
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As many as 4,000 private lockers at Charles de Gaulle were searched after the Paris attacks said Serge Nybelen, secretary general of the powerful CGT union chapter at the airport.
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Under the new rules, West Wing staffers either leave their personal devices in their cars or drop them off in their lockers as they enter the building, sources told CNN.
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They don't talk about it, but in the jockeys' room, where their lockers are side by side, both with Bibles open on their dressing tables, the subject is ever-present.
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Photograph by Thomas Prior for The New Yorker 10 In the jockeys' room, where their lockers are side by side, both Ortiz brothers have Bibles open on their dressing tables.
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At least, so apparently goes the thinking of the University of Texas Longhorns football program, which on Friday unveiled probably the most tricked-out lockers the world has ever seen.
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In Germany, Amazon's second biggest market, orders are either delivered to homes or to lockers owned by Germany's Deutsche Post or stores with a deal with the Hermes logistics firm.
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Officials now either leave their personal devices in their cars, or, when they arrive for work each morning, deposit them in lockers that have been installed at West Wing entrances.
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No clubhouse signs had yet been posted alerting team members to the ban; on the other hand, there were no visible containers of smokeless tobacco in any player lockers, either.
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The State Department worries so much about corrupted cellphones that visitors to the secretary's suite on the seventh floor must place their devices in lockers near the guard's desk. Mrs.
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Meridian Teterboro's 30,000-square-foot executive terminal includes a lobby, lounges and rest areas, work stations, a gym with showers and lockers, a pool table, and a private movie theater.
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But Kisner and Taylor are going to Augusta this week via the preferred entrance, driving down Magnolia Lane, and there will be lockers waiting for them in Augusta National's clubhouse.
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When he wasn't bringing guns to school, fighting teachers, or rifling through others' lockers, he was was ditching class to shop on Melrose Boulevard with his baby-mama-to-be.
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Everyone would open up their lockers and there'd be picture of women, and punk bands, and metal bands, and I had a photo of Norman and Raymond in my locker.
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Before you go: The Albert V. Bryan United States Courthouse doesn't allow personal technology into its midst — and, unlike other courthouses, doesn't offer lockers in which to store forbidden devices.
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In school districts in Minnesota and California, student lockers are sometimes covered by large, banner-style advertisements, so that the school hallways are what marketers call a fully immersive experience.
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Our belongings safely stowed in lockers, we ascended again, and went our separate ways, exploring the additional four levels of spaces thoughtfully designed by Sid Lee Architects, a Montreal firm.
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Leg room was pretty tight, especially considering I had to stuff my second bag and boots under the seat in front of me because the overhead lockers were completely full.
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But as is expected for two people with a background in design — and several storage lockers worth of highly enviable antiques — the curation of a home is no small task.
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In October, Ms. Diakité and Mr. Haidara signed a 100,000-euro contract with a Dutch foundation, the Prince Claus Fund, to transport 200 more lockers of privately owned manuscripts south.
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A note on a locker addressed to Lynn, lockers blowing open and slamming shut, chilling laughter and disturbing shrieks: all of these elements made Outlast 2's high school unsettling.
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At issue with the possible ban, however, is the logistical challenge of installing lockers or other means for employees to deposit their personal cellphones when they arrive at the Pentagon.
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Passengers onboard flight MU774 suffered injuries such as fractures when strong turbulence caused them to hit the overhead lockers and be hit by falling baggage, Xinhua said late on Sunday.
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You won't find lockers in Florida or Arizona for Dallas Keuchel, Mike Moustakas, Adam Jones, Josh Harrison, Carlos Gomez, Evan Gattis or a trio of Gonzalezes: Carlos, Gio and Marwin.
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The policy requires staffers to leave their cellphones — government-issued or personal — in their offices or in lockers near the entrances to the West Wing before entering the Situation Room.
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You can dig through the crew members' belongings in their air-locked rooms and messy gym lockers, read their private messages, and eavesdrop on their interactions with the AI, called ODIN.
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Guests secure their possessions in steel gray lockers, which look like they belong in a high school, and there is a bathroom with one toilet that the room's six guests share.
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"Bringing the convenience of Amazon Lockers to Coachella will help customers focus on their experience instead of worrying about forgetting something at home or having to carry it in with them."
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O wants to set up a network of parcel lockers across Europe to enable people to pick up their own orders as it seeks to widen delivery options and cut costs.
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Amazon already runs its own lockers in the United States and Britain, self-service boxes in places like shopping centers where customers key in a unique code to access their parcel.
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Amazon already runs its own lockers in the United States and Britain, self-service boxes in places like shopping centres where customers key in a unique code to access their parcel.
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To be sure, given the unique living arrangements on college campuses, special safety considerations might be appropriate, such as keeping firearms in secure lockers while students are in their living facilities.
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Menear added, some of the initiatives include shortening the typical two-day delivery window to next-day and same-day, and adding self-serve lockers in store for online order pickup.
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The lowest deck houses four crew quarters, individual crew lockers, and separate hygiene booths for crew members to wipe down their bodies (the closest one gets to a shower in microgravity).
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In turn, package-holding lockers become especially important around the holiday season, when shoppers stress over tracking and receiving last-minute gifts that they can't afford to lose or reroute elsewhere.
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Amazon already has many of its lockers planted at shopping centers and malls, inside Whole Foods and other convenience stores including 7-Eleven and Rite Aid, and at some fitness centers.
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Still, these scenes are brutal in their exactitude: There are power drills and chain saws and lips snipped off with nail clippers and vaginas cut out to store in gym lockers.
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He was setting them off in public places, like Grand Central Station, but he was setting them off in specific spots [like storage lockers] where he knew he wouldn't hurt anybody.
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When White House officials enter the secure area — after getting buzzed in while a security officer watches through a keyhole camera — they immediately enter a lobby with a wall of lockers.
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We're taking an overnight train up to Northern Finland tonight and want to put our bags in the storage lockers so that we don't have to lug them around all day.
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In April, it expanded its partnership with French food retailer Casino with Amazon installing pick-up lockers in Casino stores and making more of the French company's products available on Amazon.
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Cavallini said responding to the questionnaire and being weighed in remain voluntary, but players get "We missed you this morning" notices taped in their lockers when they do not complete either.
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Documents reviewed by Reuters show bans on Amazon lockers and delivery operations near a Target store in Illinois and also in Florida, where a new Whole Foods is set to open.
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I still remembered the location of my bed in the open dorm at the school for the blind, when I was 4 — second one down in the row nearest the lockers.
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West Wing aides are instructed to drop their personal phones into small storage lockers when they come to work, periodically checked up on by a scanning device that detects nongovernment phones.
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Whole Foods can drive impulse sales by placing products adjacent to lockers and providing quick and easy payment options, such as self-checkout, said Stewart Samuel, program director for IGD Services.
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With flicking lights, a banging door, rattling lockers, and a wet floor sign that goes flying out of nowhere, this video footage could be a scene taken straight from a horror movie.
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Compartments built into its sides can hold about 10 shopping bags and can be configured to accommodate custom inserts such as lockers, heating or cooling elements or even a dry-cleaning rack.
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Home Depot, for example, has been adding lockers to the front of its stores for pickup orders, where shoppers don't even need to interact with an employee to get what they need.
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That includes making Whole Foods a destination for Amazon customers and Prime members by offering things like combined loyalty programs and Amazon Lockers for easier order pick-ups and returns, for example.
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Although the restaurant will keep a non-naked section, gowns and lockers will be provided with a 'path to purity' that leads to the naked section, where patrons can remove their gowns.
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The move also speaks to the flexibility of Amazon's delivery operations — that it can drop in a few lockers over a weekend, then cash in on the uptick in sales from attendees.
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I mean, there are the Nikes of the world, but then there's the Foot Lockers of the world who are struggling, or the Kohl's or Macy's or some of the department stores.
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The pilot program includes 70 businesses like Coyo Taco Ford is also testing vehicle designs with multiple lockers in order to be able to serve more than one customer per delivery route.
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No word yet if our appropriately named RPI Engineers hockey team (Go Red!) should pack up its lockers for their new home at the "Siri Arena," but let's not hold our breath.
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Tom Arnold says he's such a die-hard Iowa Hawkeyes fan ... he's actually going to be buried in one of the football team's old lockers -- which his wife recently purchased for $200.
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In buying grocery chain Whole Foods, Amazon added about 460 physical stores to its portfolio, from which it's begun selling the Echo and other Alexa-enabled devices, and set up Amazon lockers.
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Already this year, Luxer One has reported an 83 percent increase in package delivery volume to its lockers during the week after Black Friday and Cyber Monday, compared with the week prior.
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Christie signed the bill into law on Friday and it is now effective immediately, which means that trans students will be allowed to use the bathrooms and lockers of their gender identity.
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Sometimes it's best to remember the location of a few, in lockers and under desks and in breakable wooden crates, and grab them after you've dealt with the next wave of enemies.
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Where women wait once they have changed into hospital gowns, there's dim, adjustable lighting, personal lockers, soothing music and a selection of robes and gowns that patients can use to cover up.
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In the last couple of years, he's visited more than 300 schools around the country, sometimes startling students who had written him fan letters with surprise visits in front of their lockers.
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And now the I.R.S. and the soccer association, known as Concacaf, are among the groups with access to eight storage lockers in New Jersey that hold a trove of Blazer's personal effects.
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That latter employee said that while cleaning staff used to primarily focus on areas like the floors and bathrooms, they're now expanding to clean areas like doors and employee lockers as well.
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The red purse covered in dust was discovered last year by Chas Pyle, a custodian at North Canton Middle School, when he was reattaching the trim between the lockers and the wall.
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"It gives us the abilities we did not have before, when memo books were left in officers' lockers and we didn't have access to a vast amount of information," Chief Tasso said.
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At one point he was pinned between the lockers floating past him and the compartment ceiling, but he was able to reach for a pipe on the ceiling to pull himself free.
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Residents can order food via an app on their phone and, rather than wait at home for perishables to turn up, they can pick up their shopping at centrally located refrigerated smart lockers.
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Once their package is ready for pickup, customers will receive an e-mail with a barcode that they'll use to pick up their package from one of the lockers located within the venue.
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The pickup lockers are just another way to pull students into the Amazon universe, giving them convenient locations to retrieve packages if they're worried about having merchandise sent to dorm rooms and apartments.
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An unidentified passenger from Hong Kong who was trying to find space to stow his luggage was displeased that configuration of the new A350 aircraft meant there weren't any lockers above his seat.
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Amazon is now offering a new service called Hub, consisting of modular lockers that the company aims to install in multi-tenant dwellings so people can pick up packages at their own convenience.
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With so many schools moving to electronic devices for books, lockers become less of a space for your books, and more of a question of: 'What am I going to do with this?
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E-commerce giant Amazon and French retailer Casino are expanding their partnership, with Amazon installing pick-up lockers in Casino stores and more of the French company's products to be available on Amazon.
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Visitors to the Beijing theme park -- set to open in 2021 -- will be able to use Alipay's facial recognition technology to enter, pay for meals and merchandise, and rent lockers at the park.
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A caricature of a basketball locker room along with James' name above one of the lockers confirmed to fans that the former Cleveland Cavaliers star is signed on to lead the upcoming sequel.
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Notice that the big players like Costo, Target and Walmart are all testing new formats, such as lockers and drive-through options, to address consumers' need for delivery where and when they are.
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Like, I don&apost know how, you know, Russians get in here, into this phone, but they do, and it&aposs just -- that&aposs why you have lockers outside of the situation room.
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Club membership is top secret but it is believed that four to six of the 300 or so members are women and have one of the iconic green jackets hanging in their lockers.
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The number of regular tourists allowed at the site all day is capped at 3,000, to limit RFI, and they have to put their phones in lockers before they go see the dish.
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Today, Amazon quietly unveiled a new service called The Hub, lockers designed to be installed in multi-tenant dwellings so that residents can receive bulky packages and pick them up at flexible times.
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Barriers jut out between lockers and classrooms, providing cover for students cowering from gunfire, and the doors to classrooms lock on demand, allowing children to hide from a gunman peering through their windows.
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The lockers themselves have jewelry drawers and USB plugs so you can charge your devices, along with a separate section for your shoes — all amenities that you won't find in other Equinox locations.
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Inmates will commonly put padlocks from foot lockers into socks and swing "at the head or body of another individual," the Washington-based Corrections Information Council reported in October, citing several Hazelton inmates.
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A massive backlog of rape kits languish untested in evidence lockers at police departments across the country, which means rapists who could be convicted based on DNA evidence remain free to attack again.
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In the aftermath, as the rival Red Sox' division series victory began to settle in and the Yankees emptied the contents of their lockers into cardboard moving boxes, there were inevitable what-ifs.
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The Gare du Nord station, where Eurostar trains arrive from London, has luggage lockers and is near Metro lines that zip toward the Luxembourg Gardens, the Latin Quarter and the Notre-Dame Cathedral.
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There is, on the other hand, a large computer terminal that the barista uses to update calendars and spreadsheets, and a wall of luggage lockers at the far end of the shop floor.
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I settled in, the lockers containing every detail of Murnane's mind rising on either side of me like canyon walls, and Murnane pulled out a list of agenda items he wished to discuss.
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His girlfriend, propped like a broomstick against the rows of lockers, waited for him during Biology and Music II, as cool and impassive as the most popular girl the world has ever known.
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CHANGING HUMAN TRANSACTIONS There had been contactless delivery in China prior to the crisis, when couriers would drop packages at a consumer's door or lobby or place parcels in lockers for later pickup.
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PARIS (Reuters) - E-commerce giant Amazon and French retailer Casino are expanding their partnership, with Amazon installing pick-up lockers in Casino stores and making more of the French company's products available on Amazon.
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In its bid to beat back competition, Pizza Hut has introduced new concepts such as heated lockers that allow diners to pick up online orders from restaurants and is testing plant-based meat toppings.
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Once their package is ready for pickup, customers will receive an e-mail with a barcode that they'll use to pick up their package from one of the Amazon Lockers located within the venue.
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Amazon today offers a range of alternatives to leaving packages on the doorstep, including Amazon Counter and Amazon Lockers, Key by Amazon for keyless entry into homes and vehicles and Amazon Day delivery dates.
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While this particular mailbox operation is notable for its self-serve lockers, a staffer is also available to help with oversized items, package returns, and — maybe most importantly — fashion advice on the unboxed purchases.
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You'd be right to think that Amazon already has pickups from retail stores covered simply by installing an Amazon Locker, but there's one problem with lockers: not all stores have space to install them.
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With order in hand, they proceed to the locker facility, whereupon the owner of said facility informs them that his lockers have special, impenetrable locks that only he can bypass with his special key.
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Familia initially refused to comment through a spokesman, but he relented after every other player had left the clubhouse and attendants had stripped all the lockers, more than 45 minutes after the last out.
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Beyond that is a kind of mirrored vanity area for freshening up after a treatment, with organic face wipes and a jade roller and lockers to ensure you're not tempted to check your phone.
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Since Accenture banned phones on the production floor, employees now have to race to the lockers where their phones are kept, then race back to their desks to enter the code before it expires.
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The park has installed thousands of bear-proof food lockers, and with help from other education, tracking and conservancy programs, bear-related incidents have apparently dropped from 1,584 in 1998 to under 100 in 2016.
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The Innovation Lab is where Dunkin' is currently testing out products like self-serve cold-brew taps, order-pickup lockers, and AI technology that can help suggest orders based on customers' gender, age, and mood.
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Among Amazon's other plans for the grocery store are installing Amazon pick-up lockers at certain Whole Foods locations and folding the chain's private labels like 365 Everyday Value into the site's own growing collection.
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THE frustrations of air travel are many and varied: enduring the scrum to board; rummaging for room in the overhead lockers; waiting patiently for "the last two remaining passengers" to be extracted from the shops.
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Items purchased via Instant Pickup are picked by Amazon employees on site at the pickup points, then loaded into lockers which are closed with a unique code that the buyer receives to retrieve their goods.
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With enough time, you'll learn parts of the station layout, but on a purely utilitarian level: which door leads to a heated room, which staircase is too broken to climb, which lockers you've already searched.
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Astros 4, Yankees 0 | Houston wins series, 4-3 HOUSTON — As players embraced, thanking one another for a season full of memories, clubhouse attendants neatly packed bags of gear at lockers around the visitors' clubhouse.
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And once a month, she puts on a heavy coat to treasure-hunt in the freezing meat lockers at Pat LaFrieda's New Jersey warehouse, picking out her favorite cuts of beef (hulking, marbled with fat).
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Luggage lockers are available for shared rooms ($7 to $10/day) (bag storage is free for private rooms); there's free Wi-Fi; and dogs up to 183 pounds are welcome in private rooms ($50 fee).
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The famous auctioneer -- arguably the face of A&E's popular show -- suddenly went from hunting down forgotten treasures in storage lockers to learning how to walk again and do the most basic functions -- like shower.
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As part of that plan, Home Depot has installed more lockers at the front of its stores so that people could "click and collect" -- order online and then pick up their goods at the store.
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"Nowadays, there aren't many professions that involve much filing, so I look to the past for storage," Heuman says of the pair of tall, cast-iron lockers in dark green that flank the haberdashery cabinet.
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And then their lockers were taken away, so they didn't have any safe place to put their personal belongings, which really aggravated and caused tensions among prisoners — to the point where fights broke out, inevitably.
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Since August 2016, the company has operated a digital team called s23NYC out of a New York studio full of custom painted kicks, lights that look like sneaker laces, and lockers with employee names on them.
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It involves a weaponized trash can with cleaning supplies attached to it, a fire extinguisher spray to the face for each of them, and a tackle against the lockers before Russell ultimately jumps into a dumpster.
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"I'm getting really excited for lockers because that hasn't happened yet in my daughter's life," Gorder, 45, tells PEOPLE exclusively ahead of the launch of her interior design mobile game called Vineyard Valley on August 6.
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The end result is that deleting accounts once you stop using them limits your exposure—would-be hackers have fewer targets to aim at when it comes to finding a way into your various digital lockers.
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The trend has burst into the headlines again with Thai Smile, a budget airline, declaring that passengers who object to stewards shoving their little darlings into overhead lockers may now buy them tickets of their own.
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The steam room, which was huge and in the center of the locker room, contained masses of soggy newspaper and leftover towels, and the lockers were the old version where you needed your old personal lock.
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The upper floor had a lot of light, and the locker room came off as standard issue — except for the fact that it had old lockers that required a padlock and didn't have a digital scale.
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Lockers are often in 24-hour facilities — like 7-Elevens — and when you go to pick up your package, you just have to enter a code that was texted or emailed to you to get it.
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In a corner of the Yankees' clubhouse reside the lockers of a cadre of first basemen: Teixeira, Ike Davis, Chris Parmelee and Refsnyder are crammed next to each other, akin to a freshman college dorm room.
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Like a sharp baseball scout, Cucuzza was watching the Chicago Cubs celebrate their division championship on television last month when he noticed plastic wrapping on the floor of the Cubs' clubhouse, not just over the lockers.
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If the inside of someone's locker smelled like Japanese Cherry Blossom, that locker also contained a neon plastic mirror and a collection of glitter stickers so vast, they were visible from a full twenty lockers away.
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When someone has a history of rejection (like being called faggot on the playground, getting crammed into lockers, being mercilessly ridiculed for more feminine interests, etc.), he might work tirelessly to achieve acceptance throughout his life.
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Gene Steratore, a longtime referee until his retirement this season, said that a crew of officials will always dress in the same lockers they used the last time they were assigned to work at that stadium.
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Early attempts to persuade Target failed, and Whole Foods may now have to concede certain Amazon initiatives - such as lockers where customers can pick up goods ordered online - if it wants the location, the people said.
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Jih built five side-lit sapele and brass ski lockers with a place for boots, a shelf for gloves, a hook for a coat, space for skis and a top shelf for a hat or helmet.
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But downtown, the era's design (a version of which is reimagined here) remained defiantly rough-edged and high-tech — the school known as High Tech, in fact, incorporated track lighting, gym lockers and other industrial touches.
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"It gives us the abilities we did not have before, when memo books were left in officers' lockers and we didn't have access to a vast amount of information," NYPD Deputy Chief Anthony Tasso told the Times.
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"When I walked into the hallway for the first time and saw all the blue lockers and all the kids standing there, it literally transported me back to being with Lindsay Lohan and everyone else," Bennett said.
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The plus side to all this is the lockers are available 7/24, which means you'll be able to securely pick up your package anytime, and without some nosy doorman or concierge judging your peculiar shopping habits.
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In the days after the attacks in France, the police raided about 4,000 employee lockers at Charles de Gaulle, Europe's second-largest airport, in search of evidence potentially linking staff to the attackers or other Islamist groups.
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At these smart lockers, employees simply have to scan their badge, choose a device and, once the appropriate door has opened, pick up the phone, tablet, laptop or VR devices they were looking for and move on.
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Near the back of the store, we found some lockers that held items that customers had ordered online for in-store pick-up, a great feature of the store for shoppers who don't have time to browse.
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The White House has broadly put in place measures to try to stymie the unauthorized flow of information from the West Wing, with aides expected to leave their personal cellphones in lockers when they go to work.
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After opening their lockers, the visitor watched his friend approach the heavy curtain that separates the space from the dining room and pull it an inch to the right, so that it was closed all the way.
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As part of an offseason redesign, the Falcons replaced a row of lockers in the middle of the room with a table tennis table and it became such a hit with players that they added another two.
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He added that he isn't suggesting never using the lock for things like gym lockers, but more expensive items like a bike or an outdoor shed, you might want to look into a something much more secure.
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Amazon installs self-service lockers in office buildings and outside supermarkets where customers can fetch their orders, and Daimler and other carmakers have tested the delivery of goods from Amazon and other retailers to customers' car trunks.
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The company has also introduced other delivery streams, including Amazon lockers, central delivery hubs where customers can pick up their packages, and Amazon Day, which lets customers choose a specific day for all their orders to arrive.
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The world's largest online retailer cut grocery prices, started selling its Echo home speaker in stores and disclosed plans to add lockers to some locations and Whole Foods items to Prime Now, its two-hour delivery program.
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Intelligence officers raided their home twice, breaking lockers and wardrobes in search of evidence, and rounded up about 30 members of their extended family — including four men who worked at the presidential palace in Kabul — for questioning.
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Instead, staffers were directed to go back and put their White House-issued devices in their offices or alongside their personal phones in lockers stationed near the West Wing entrances before being buzzed into the Situation Room.
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In the middle of the journey of life, I found myself astray in a vast executive conference center, my pulse ramping up as it can during weekends of airports, strangers, and vertiginous hotels cold as meat lockers.
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The deal, unveiled on Tuesday, will see Amazon lockers installed in 1,203 locations across France in nine of Casino's brands, including Monoprix, Monop, Geant, Hyper Casino, Casino Supermarche, Leaderprice, Viva and Spar by the end of the year.
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Powered by an Arduino hidden away inside a battery-powered control panel, Hawkins' vending machine takes advantage of the many school lockers that now go unused as textbooks go digital, and laptops and tablets replace notebooks and binders.
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The deal, unveiled on Tuesday, will see Amazon lockers installed in 1,000 locations across France in nine of Casino's brands, including Monoprix, Monop, Geant, Hyper Casino, Casino Supermarche, Leaderprice, Viva and Spar by the end of the year.
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He begins to make his way over to the lockers, already undoing his uniform partially as he prepares to rush home for an entire evening's worth of narrative-based gaming and to spend time with his new girlfriend.
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Seeking new ways of getting parcels to customers in Germany, the group is using "pack stations", lockers where customers can pick up their goods, plus a scheme to deliver parcels straight to the trunks of people's Smart cars.
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The company offers a modular system of benches, bars and smart lockers that can be installed anywhere, and for a subscription price of $50/month customers get access to classes ranging from yoga to strength training and conditioning.
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I had a bully, who was and remains a moron, and who enjoyed extremely conventional bullying tactics: pushing me into lockers, taking my lunch money (sooo bully-normative!) and accusing me of loving science (I loved English, asshole!).
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Because they made the doors and roof extra easy to pop off, the Jeep's designers stuck lockers both behind and under the rear seats, so you have places to store your valuables while you're kayaking up that waterfall.
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It may look more like the other illustrations in the patent, which include a place to drop off packages, which are then consumed by the structure and dispensed via Amazon Lockers below, or held for another delivery drone.
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While the multi-storey building hosts everything from prayer to concert rooms, the floor dedicated to the high-tech cemetery concept is closely monitored by the modern-day temple's staff when people who don't yet own lockers visit.
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Sitting in the locker room in 2200, then Mets outfielder Kirk Nieuwenhuis offered the name of Lillian Castro as his favorite BP pitcher, and two teammates sitting at neighboring lockers immediately chimed in their affirmation of that choice.
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Luke Voit, who also homered off Hess in the second, said he realized only when he returned to the clubhouse briefly late in the game and saw the clubhouse attendants installing plastic barriers in front of the lockers.
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At the New Victory Theater, where the production had its premiere on Friday, the terrific dancers of Mr. Harris's Philadelphia-based company, Puremovement, are augmented by a four-man team of period specialists known as the Hood Lockers.
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The company has been investing heavily in its e-commerce business by adding automated lockers in its stores to keep shoppers from moving online and has developed a more user-friendly website under its "One Home Depot" program.
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Every now and then somebody would stray too close to the fence and they'd yell at them to get back, and once a couple of them were disciplined for stealing jewelry from one of the detainees' foot lockers.
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Over the past few months, it also began offering discounts for Prime members, delivering groceries via Prime Now, adding Amazon Lockers in stores, and giving 5 percent cashback for Whole Foods shoppers with an Amazon Prime Rewards credit card.
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But instead of your old drab community hall, girls will find a coding oasis just for them, with colourful lockers to throw their bags into, desks, neon signs, programmable lamps, and a whole heap of girl power motivational posters.
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Click here to view original GIFFootage believed to be from the Apple Store in New York that's currently dealing with bed bugsGIF: InstagramPhotos and video posted to social media show rows of lockers with clothes stuffed inside clear plastic.
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Other options Amazon has been adding on the brick-and-mortar retailer front have included Amazon Lockers locations in stores (most recently Stein Mart), as well as partnering with stores to take exchanges (such as its deal with Khol's).
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It is possible that one of the more telling narratives of women's lives in 269th-century America is housed in 27.5 metal storage lockers in a basement room in the theater department of a women's college in Northampton, Mass.
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James Estabrook, the lawyer responsible for Blazer's estate, declined to comment on the items Blazer left behind in the lockers when he died, or about the efforts by the I.R.S., Concacaf or anyone else to gain access to them.
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Protocols Aides are not supposed to bring personal electronic devices into the Situation Room, which in reality is a highly secure complex of conference rooms, and there are small lockers outside of the door where staffers place their phones.
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Within 23 seconds, seawater rushing through a gaping hole in the starboard hull was at first waist-deep, then neck-high as sailors pushed aside mattresses, wall lockers and other floating debris to clamber up a ladder to safety.
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Going forward, staffers would not be allowed to leave their phones -- even the government-issued ones -- in lockers in the small entry area outside the Situation Room, as they had done for the previous 19 months of the administration.
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"Lockers or other pickup points, or encouraging customers to ship items in the fewest number of boxes possible, which might mean getting it a bit later than if you had shipped items separately," are all part of that strategy.
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For more inspiring stories, read the latest issue of PEOPLE magazine Maria Rose Belding spent her middle and high school years being shoved into lockers, physically threatened and told she should kill herself to make the world a better place.
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As the final bell rings and students file into any of the science labs, open-concept study halls, or student mentoring sessions before going home, it's not hard to catch the greeting being shared at lockers or in the hallway.
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For starters, there are a lot of startups in the space angling to take on a wide array of incumbents like Public Storage, U-Haul and others that offer services to clear away your possessions and store them in lockers.
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"There will be a lot of work together between Prime Now, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods, Whole Foods products on the Amazon site, and Amazon lockers at the Whole Foods stores," Amazon chief financial officer Brian Olsavsky told investors and analysts.
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Upon arriving at the Neil Simon Theatre, I made my way backstage, downstairs and through a snaking hallway of lockers and a warm-up area to the glam room, where I met my new BFF: Cats makeup artist Victoria Tinsman.
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"With a retailer like Amazon owning the package lockers, they could potentially gather personal data (demographics, order frequency, store preferences, package size, etc.) on not only their own shoppers, but the shoppers of every other retailer as well," a spokesperson said.
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His first brush with the criminal justice system actually wouldn't directly involve drugs, though he'd started using Xanax and Vicodin regularly: He used bolt cutters to break into lockers at a Planet Fitness, and stole $22009 and a credit card.
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Former chief of staff Reince Priebus tried to stop the "rampant" use of personal devices for official business, asking aides in a July meeting to store personal phones in secure lockers or leave them at home, Politico reported, citing meeting attendees.
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But to reach the hotline room—the epicenter of the office—you've got to pass through a series of doors, deposit all electronic and recording equipment (phones included) into secure lockers, ring a bell, and wait to be invited in.
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To keep customers away from rival Lowe's Cos Inc, Home Depot invested heavily in its online business, primarily by adding automated lockers in stores for shoppers who want to pick up their orders rather than wait for them to be delivered.
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A separate row of metal storage lockers bisected the center of the room, adding to the jarring overall motif, a blend of fanatical organization and claustrophobia, as if a squatter had taken over a secluded wing of a research library.
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They've been in the cross hairs of the school's resident mean girl, Madison (Madeline Bertani), for a while now, but the tension escalates when Kristen catches her clique spray-painting swastikas on Navid's and other presumably non-Aryan kids' lockers.
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"Shared study rooms, a pickup spot for Uber and GrubHub, Amazon lockers — this is the 'everything at your fingertips' generation," said Carl Whitaker, the manager of data analytics at RealPage, a provider of software and data to the real estate industry.
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Last year, the owner of 1735 Market Street in Philadelphia cut the ribbon on a 23,000-square-foot amenity floor that features a tabletop shuffleboard game, gas fireplaces and 18 wine lockers, plus a conference center lined with tables and screens.
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He's yet to beat his chief rival [Urban Meyer], he's yet to win a championship in two years, and I'm sure in two more years, if he hasn't done that, he'll kick the lockers and walk out and go back to the NFL.
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After an awkward period when both sexes shared one dressing room — where "the women found interesting ways of pulling their brassieres through their sleeves," recalled Mr. Kramer — they raised a wall of lockers, creating the cramped men's and women's rooms that exist today.
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She reported for duty in the parking lot of a storage facility on the edge of town, where the Movers (as they called themselves) stored mattresses, bed frames, sofas, and dining tables in donated lockers the size of rest-stop bathroom stalls.
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Members — who can work there solo or as a businesses of any size — have access to services including a courier, concierge, call answering, a flexible meeting area, meeting rooms, hot desks or dedicated desks, a virtual office, a deli, phone booths, and lockers.
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Photos taken by attendees and posted on social media show what look like disaster relief tents being used in place of the advertised "modern, eco-friendly, geodesic domes," lockers without padlocks, and food that most people wouldn't accept from a roadside cafe.
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Significantly, both the Lockers and now these Hubs underscore a bigger ambition that Amazon has to lock in a segment of the logistics and delivery chain that has largely been out of its hands: last-mile (and even more specifically last-feet) delivery.
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Inside, he strode down hallways of beige lockers and pale-green tiles, wearing an untucked white oxford shirt, blue slacks, and white shoes with exposed ankles; at six and a half feet, he holds himself tentatively, as if still adjusting to his height.
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University of Iowa's pink locker room From the floors and ceilings to the lockers and even the urinals, visiting teams to the Iowa Hawkeyes' Kinnick Stadium are greeted with an entire locker room coated entirely in a Pepto-Bismol-y shade of pink.
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Cowfer is fighting plans to turn a six-bedroom family home in a sleepy cul-de-sac on a picturesque Glen Park hilltop into the ultimate bachelor gymnasium, including a basketball court, lockers, sauna, wet bar, lounge, and a cantilevered swimming pool.
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To keep customers away from smaller rival Lowe's Cos Inc , Home Depot invested heavily in its online business, primarily by adding automated lockers in stores for shoppers who want to pick up their orders rather than wait for them to be delivered.
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Friday morning, as many of the world's top golfers arrived at the T.P.C.-Sawgrass course that hosts the Players Championship to collect their golf clubs and clean out their lockers, resignation mixed with hope that the tournament might yet be played this year.
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Inside those lockers, alongside what one person familiar with the content has described as "a bunch of junk," are audiotapes recorded by Blazer and documents that are believed to be notes of meetings with his lawyers that include names of potential wiretap targets.
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Brown arrived in a fur coat, stayed for a half and then disappeared until well after his teammates had cleaned out their lockers following a 1853-6-1 finish that left Pittsburgh out of the playoffs for the first time since 2013.
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Brenda Berkman, a retired captain in the New York Fire Department, whose 1978 lawsuit opened the door to women in that department, said that harassment of women could be extreme in those early years — from death threats to putting pornography on their lockers.
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Mr. Morasca milled around, greeting the different families, handing out antique skeleton keys, which still open the lockers where summer guests store their bathing suits and other gear, for sojourns, after drying them in the sun each day on the community clothes line.
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But a few weeks ago, I was scrolling through my Facebook feed and saw a new shot of my mom, grim of face and wet of hair, wrapped in a silvery warming blanket, in front of a row full of gym lockers.
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The saying had been on a wall above lockers in Gregory-Lincoln Education Center for the Performing and Visual Arts for five years, according to KTRK, but it was removed after a mother posted an image of the quote to social media.
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"Storage Wars" star Rene Nezhoda tells TMZ ... his friend Kevin went to a storage facility in the San Fernando Valley a few weeks back and bought 3 small lockers for $3k, which turned out to contain the actor's gear from years ago.
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If USB Restricted Mode is activated, authorities won't be able to simply stash iPhones they can't unlock in evidence lockers until a new technique to break into them emerges, barring some way to work around the disabled Lightning port, which sounds kind of difficult.
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Inside, I found my designated block of lockers (there were five or six different rows, each comprised of different-sized compartments stacked together like Tetris blocks) and punched in the drop-off code into a waiting touchscreen, while an embedded camera peered up my nostrils.
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Since Amazon doesn't have nearly as many brick-and-mortar stores as Walmart does, and users have to pick up from Amazon Lockers instead of getting the in-store experience most of the time, it's potentially a way for Walmart to attract more customers.
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Voting on policies such as reduced dance ticket prices for women and the location of men's lockers, the male students came face to face with the harsh realities of what it feels like when they are outnumbered and outvoted on issues that affect them.
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Outside of school hours, when the kids have to keep their phones in their lockers, it's a near-constant string of texts, discussing everything from homework to soccer practice, the funny thing a teacher said to why a comment – or a person – was annoying.
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With a tile floor and a chalkboard running along one wall, our classroom's only other distinguishing features were a small bank of gym-style lockers on the back wall, a single wooden lectern, a few battered folding tables and a stack of blue plastic chairs.
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While the locker room was nearly empty when I first visited (on a weekday morning in the winter), I was surprised that the lockers were the older version I'd seen in many other Equinox locations — requiring a combination lock instead of having built-in locks.
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And the stores themselves are serving as the brick-and-mortar presence for Amazon's online store, with things like Amazon Lockers and support for returns at nearly 400 stores, plus the ability to shop Amazon hardware, like Echo speakers and Fire TV at some stores.
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For a small fee, visitors are provided lockers for their shoes, before setting off on a path designed to heighten one's attention to the senses, from the painful spike of walking across wood chips or on gravel, to the squishiness of traipsing through mud puddles.
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It's likely that no team had a more challenging time cleaning out their lockers after the first weekend of March Madness than the No. 9 UCF Knights, who came within inches of taking down top-ranked Duke on Sunday in the round of 32.
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It's not clear what these might look like, as the design would be left up to the Postal Service, but the bill's language implies something similar to Amazon's delivery lockers that allow people to send deliveries to a secure location other than their home.—Rep.
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It is also expanding its online offering through a deal to use UK online retailer Ocado's platform and this week it expanded its partnership with Amazon, with Amazon installing pick-up lockers in Casino stores and making more of the French company's products available on Amazon.
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Walking into my local Whole Foods, the Amazon branding is everywhere from the deep orange lockers off to the side, the large, green Amazon Fresh coolers greeting me at the entrance to the parking lot and rows of bags ready for pickup and delivery via Amazon workers.
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Taunts that started at school would make their way into comments; those leaked nudes would be printed and posted on lockers and line the walls like a walk of fame; bullying that happened in person was filmed on low-res, early-gen phone cameras and shared around.
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As with Amazon Lockers, The Hub is also solving a significant pain point for consumers, delivery companies and Amazon itself: if you buy something bulky that cannot be delivered to your regular mailbox, there are too many variables involved in making sure that you receive it.
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And it was weirdly liberating last year when Marina Abramovic asked audience members to store their jackets, watches and phones in lockers that she had installed at the Park Avenue Armory for a production of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations that she staged there with the pianist Igor Levit.
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He and C. C. Sabathia, another holdover from the 2009 championship team, now own the prime real estate in the Yankees' clubhouse, the two lockers on either side of the door that leads to the luxurious inner sanctum that provides refuge from the daily news media onslaught.
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"I got things to do... I don't have time to chant 'Death to America,'" says Mohammad Reza, 42, as he fills the frozen lockers of a market stall with large plastic bags full of sheep's offal and heads dragged from the ice buckets of his truck.
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At the same time, Porzingis was quickly becoming a sensation in New York, and Hernangomez peppered him with questions about life in the N.B.A. The two are often together now, with adjacent lockers at Madison Square Garden and a social life that sometimes revolves around video games.
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Bagni Est Finale, the spot he runs, is just one of dozens of mini clubs that line the beaches along the Ligurian coast, each with its own collection of beach chairs, a small restaurant, espresso bar, family changing rooms and lockers, among other decidedly simple accommodations.
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To get to the lockers, you went through the shower room, and the drain was always faulty and so you were sort of wading through an inch or two of water, walking on our heels with the front part of our shoes out of the water.
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I wondered at first about the use of the shopping cart — whether it had a consumerist angle — and then thought of how the homeless and indigent in New York City and other cities tend to keep their things in shopping carts, which function as makeshift lockers and suitcases.
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A set of old high school lockers that play an important puzzle-solving role evoke Josie's internal angst and struggles with self-confidence, while a hidden space discovered towards the end reveals the single-minded obsession that overtook her in the wake of a particularly tragic personal loss.
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Cellphones, and other devices that could lead to eavesdropping or location tracking, will have to be put into small lockers in corridors outside classified areas, the officials said, and will not be permitted in portions of the building where classified discussions are held or classified material is stored.
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They don't take up a lot of room, and so if you have to move things around a lot—say, from house to house, while stashing things along the way in storage lockers and garages—it helps a lot to have a good stash of tote bags on hand.
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As Gaby Del Valle at Vox notes, beyond Amazon Prime, which launched in 2005, Amazon has also introduced other delivery streams, including Amazon lockers for customers to pick up their packages and Amazon Day, where customers pick a single day of the week for all their orders to arrive.
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Every day at four we trickled into the basement room by the lockers: me, Mellie, Bobby, Carl, Radar, Stan, Ellen S., and Ellen V. Because we couldn't leave until everyone was there, we sat around chitchatting, changing our shoes, and watching Bobby pick the callouses on his feet.
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The deal with the large music festival is likely just as much about advertising the Amazon and Prime brands as well as the retailer's same-day delivery service to a large, receptive audience, as it is a decision to cater to the festival market as a strategy for Amazon Lockers.
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Speed bags, heavy bags, double-end bags and a punching mannequin form a pathway — adorned with posters of female boxing champions as well as of Muhammad Ali — to the less traditional gym equipment in the back, like a piano, a Harley-Davidson motorcycle and sewing equipment tucked in along the lockers.
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We were working on our science projects, so we were in the library in Building C. I was checking out a book and looked at the clock—it said it was 2:10 PM. At that very moment, I heard a loud noise that sounded like someone was kicking the lockers.
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In addition to the audiotapes and documents, the lockers contain other reminders of Blazer's life in soccer, including oversize FIFA suits that were tailored for Blazer's immense frame, as well as other items whose value is unlikely to satisfy the millions of dollars he owed his creditors when he died.
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What if instead of lugging an oversized umbrella to the beach or bringing a soccer ball to the park, you could nab these things where they make sense, in on-demand equipment lockers at the beach, or outside a park, where you could rent what you need, then return it?
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But again, if you think of the steel company coming in for a small company that makes lockers, they have a lot of American workers and so the more competitive they are and the more efficient and more productive, the more workers they&aposre going to hire and the more they can expand.
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Amazon Counter is part of the growing Amazon Hub network, which offers pickup locations for Amazon deliveries as well as thousands of pickup Lockers across the U.S. The system appeals to those who don't find home delivery convenient — perhaps because they work in an office or don't have anywhere safe to receive packages.
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After the November attacks, French authorities have used the threat of terrorism to justify raids of employee lockers at Charles de Gaulle as well as a systematic review of the roughly 87,000 airport employees who have badges giving them access to secure areas that include the tarmac, baggage handling and cargo storage.
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In HBO's I Am Evidence, a documentary directed by Geeta Gandbhir and Trish Adlesic, and produced by Adlesic and Hargitay, Mariska Hargitay helps lead the viewer into a confrontation with one small aspect of the justice system: the staggering number of untested rape kits currently languishing in evidence lockers across the United States.
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Once exclusive, the online site featuring modern and antique furniture, jewelry, fine art and other collectibles, has been ferociously signing up dealers who, as he puts it, "work out of storage lockers" in places like suburban Illinois with low rents, and don't bother with the painstaking restoration for which Wyeth is known.
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World Cup soccer banners adorned the lockers throughout the Yankees' clubhouse for the early weeks of summer, but when Komazawa University Tomakomai High School was whipped, 15-2, in the final of the Hokkaido South regional baseball tournament shortly after, no one knew enough to console or even rib Masahiro Tanaka, an alumnus.
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