When he says his first name, it sounds like a-LOO-chio, rather than LOO-chio.
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Eric Chen, Co-founder of Z-Cam and Kinson Loo, the company's CEO, posing with Z-Cam S22 Eric Chen, Co-founder of Z-Cam and Kinson Loo, the company's CEO, posing with Z-Cam S2000 "The S1 has a lot of advantages over other camera systems," the company's CEO Kinson Loo explains.
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The toilet stall has the word "loo" written on it.
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Loo and the artists have varied relationships with tusán identity.
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I feel like a gynaecologist peeping up a loo roll.
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When Hawley is away, Marshall comes to sleep with Loo.
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As Loo begins investigating the death of her mother, the demons that Samuel so desperately tried to protect Loo from start to catch up with him, threatening to shake the core of his family.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," said Loo.
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Their phones were confiscated and their visits to the loo timed.
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Others use them to ferry loo paper and Coca-Cola across.
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Ken "Flying Bear" Loo travels the world competing in drone races.
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They added a portable loo and overturned milk crates as chairs.
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Rudd had two bowls of soup before going to the loo.
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She's built a business off the back of a loo break.
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I rushed to the loo, fished it out, then started bleeding immediately.
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"His San Francisco roots were very important to him," Ms. Loo said.
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So if not energy, muscles or the loo, where does fat go?
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And for Loo to go to a regular school and make friends.
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Workers have installed lifts and even a special loo for the visiting monarch.
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The airline said Paul Loo had resigned as chief customer and commercial officer.
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There's an insecure boy named Marshall Hicks, who once got fresh with Loo.
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"He also praised the efficiency gains the program offers indisposed employees: "Yelp's 'Learning on the Loo' program has been an effective communication method to share information across the office and, arguably, a better use of time when on the loo.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," Loo said in the release.
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For Loo, the parallels between reactions to the two migrations are hard to ignore.
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"I like a chat on the loo," she explains of the unusual plumbing setup.
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Head is another word for bathroom, and in Britain, that word would be LOO.
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I've licked the vomit of a handsome man from the edge of a loo.
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""This is getting loo-dicrous," he quipped on Twitter, using British slang for "toilet.
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KELLY MORGANLos Gatos, California Tissue of lies Brexit on a loo-roll (Cover, June 16th)?
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I panic bought loo roll and a box of wine so we should be ok.
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Later, an English plumber named Thomas Crapper developed that invention into a more modern loo.
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Loo said during the sentencing hearing that Montilliano lied to police when he was arrested.
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The airline's chief customer and commercial officer, Paul Loo, has also resigned, with local regulators.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," Loo said in a press statement.
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His company is currently conducting clinical trials for their own smart toilet product, True Loo.
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Loo averaged 11.1 seconds for the drone loop while the autonomous drone averaged 13.9 seconds.
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We'd love to have you stay here, but the chimney sweeps are cleaning the loo.
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Loo will be replaced by Ronald Lam, the head of HK Express, a Cathay subsidiary.
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Hawley's love for Loo is tender and pure, a reprieve from an otherwise sinful existence.
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By 2013 there were 20 women in the Senate and waiting lines in the loo.
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Loo is a loner who develops a reputation for rebelliousness after standing up to school bullies.
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In March a school in East Sussex asked parents to bring in their own loo roll.
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"It&aposs so childish to think a grown man can be so thumb-happy," Loo said.
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At one point, Andrew is talking into his camera, but he's doing it on the loo.
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CEO Karl Loo came upon the idea when visiting his native Malaysia after stints working overseas.
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She still manages to make it to the "loo," though, as Albie's girlfriend cattily points out.
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"We're not just taking their money and are happy with what they're telling us," Loo said.
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Cathay's chief customer and commercial officer, Paul Loo, will be replaced as well, the company said.
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Cathay's chief customer and commercial officer, Paul Loo, will be replaced as well, the company said.
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But Loo said North Korea was unlikely to send a missile toward Guam any time soon.
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The children's entertainment channel Loo Loo Kids posted the original video back in 2016, a clip set to a sickening, meaningless song with the tune of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" that features a skateboarding baby who keeps lying to his elderly father about eating sugar cubes.
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"We don't see any clear winner if the individual mandate and Medicaid expansion are eliminated," Loo said.
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"Wearables may be the devices of the future," Euromonitor consumer electronics researcher Loo Wee Teck wrote recently.
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Loo was heavily involved with Lima's Asociación Peruano China for many years and readily calls himself tusán.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," says Loo in a statement released by NASA.
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The kiosk, called the Portland Loo and made in Oregon, was designed specifically to discourage drug use.
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Cathay's CEO, Rupert Hogg, and Paul Loo, the chief commercial officer stepped down a few days later.
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Look, WGN reporter Nancy Loo is freezing and doesn't have a lot of patience for your bullsh*t.
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Instead of finding the loo, the traveller stumbled upon a kangaroo blocking his path with a seductive pose.
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Mr Xi's "toilet revolution" began in 2015, when the tourism ministry launched a three-year loo-upgrading programme.
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"Smaller is better," Loo explained when I asked him what the biggest challenge in creating the camera was.
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In Amazon's case, TV is a way to retain Prime subscribers and sell more shoes and loo roll.
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It also has "Learning on the Loo," which helps enlighten enthroned employees about other aspects of the company.
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She's in her old age now, and she struggles to get to a loo quickly when she's out.
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Users enter how many rolls of toilet paper they have and how many times they visit the loo.
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By Friday, the company would announce that CEO Rupert Hogg and Chief Commercial Officer Paul Loo were out.
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Although North Korea launched a missile over Hokkaido in August, these regions were largely thinly populated, Loo said.
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I only stop for meals and to go to the loo and just be full on at it.
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Guns are normal in the Hawley household, where Loo (short for Louise) and her father, Samuel, live together.
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The shrine and the guns establish a sense of home, a sense of continuity as Loo grows up.
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A copy of a portrait of Sir Robert Walpole by Jean-Baptiste van Loo hangs over the fireplace.
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Following its star-powered PSA, Loo hopes to harness the innovation that has emerged at the Hack Harassment's hackathons.
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To make herself loo like Gypsy, King shaved her head, and she wears wide-framed glasses and false teeth.
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Lumines — which is pronounced loo-mih-NESS, or "luminescence," without the "cence" — is a puzzle game from Tetsuya Mizuguchi.
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Twitter user Derek Lindahl, who appears to have been on the flight, took a photo of this embattled loo.
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Darren, Peter, Roger and Cameron won't know what to do without their annual shirts-off port-a-loo photo.
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Cathay cryptically cited "safety and security" reasons for replacing Hogg and Paul Loo, the chief customer and commercial officer.
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Another Uber rider in Singapore, Daphne Loo, was also charged hundreds of dollars for Uber trips she didn't take.
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I made out like I was going to the loo, leaving my yoga mat and bedding in the room.
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I sewed outrageously patterned curtains for the windows of both rooms, and to cover the doorway to the loo.
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Whether you call it the loo, the john, the can, or the crapper, cleaning the toilet is undeniably gross.
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The book follows Loo and her father, the titular Samuel Hawley, as they settle into a provincial New England town.
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Loo roll is a luxury and hand soap vanishingly rare, even in places, including some hospitals, where it is essential.
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"Daniel Kool-yay… Kal-a-loo… Kall-elujah… Daniel Kall-elujah… — You know it, he know his name!" she said.
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"We plan to conduct further research to identify measures that are predictive of TNS response," Loo told Gizmodo via email.
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"Whether we believe in premium or not – yes, we are still in the long-haul network premium model," Loo said.
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The world examined that early loo period after a Romanian hacker dug through Bush family emails in 2013 (The Verge).
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Drone pilot Ken Loo was brought in by the team at NASA to race against the artificial intelligence-powered drone.
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We can't even nip to the loo without it, let alone contemplate heading to a nightclub without the fucking thing.
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Tody Vander Loo The answers can be found under this photo of Juan Uribe posing with some fans in 218.
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A "Place to go in London" is the LOO, because that is a British word for bathroom or toilet. 39A.
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No doubt he has missed out on plenty of unforgettable sights in his desire to maintain easy access to the loo.
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"Consumers are much more sophisticated and thus, their expectations have risen too," explained Loo Wee Teck, Euromonitor's head of consumer electronics.
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Soon after, Marnie locks herself in the loo, puts her hand down her tights and cracks one out while standing up.
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The effect is distracting, and doesn't even offer the looky-loo meta curiosity of Crime Story's celebrities-as-celebrities casting stunts.
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"It's not like going into the shop to buy something and you just go to the next shop," Mr. Loo said.
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" An ad for the air freshener Febreze is nothing short of a valentine to a particular secluded loo: "I love you.
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The 777 refurbishment will begin next month, with all 65 jets to be completed by the end of 2019, Loo said.
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Agency workers said they were penalised for spending too long in the loo or taking time off to care for sick children.
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On October 12, NASA put on its own demonstration, pitting an AI-piloted racing drone against world-renowned drone pilot Ken Loo.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Chung had never heard the word "tusán" until Loo put "tǔshēng" in the exhibition's name.
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The rooms even feature hands-free docking stations in the bathrooms, so you can watch your shows while you're on the loo.
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"For every nasty thing you said about her, you're going to say a nice thing," Loo told Young, according to Maui News.
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A good friend of mine one year at Glastonbury was partial to needing the loo a lot but rarely had toilet paper.
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Some transgender people do not go to the loo all day because they have been harassed, assaulted or kicked out of one.
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Fame he didn't want; he was happy to be their interpreter, and the platinum and gold records were consigned to the loo.
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Leissner, Malaysian financier Jho Low and a former 1MDB official Jasmine Loo were charged with abetting the bank to commit the offense.
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Then came the picture of two saucy showgirls that she snapped surreptitiously from the ladies' loo in a London pub in 21962.
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For a while, I kept it in the loo, with the idea that I would read it in short, but regular, doses.
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The novel tracks Samuel Hawley's past (the 12 lives alluded to in the novel) alongside Hawley's efforts to give Loo a normal childhood.
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"Even if you took a universal data set, people have different ways of looking at what is harassment and whats not," Loo said.
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Loo, against whom Malaysia brought other 1MDB related charges this month, has not commented on the 1MDB case and her whereabouts are unknown.
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I pop to the loo to be met with an army of 18-year-olds, taking selfies and forgetting to wash their hands.
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"They were literally hunting us, banging on doors and calling us to come out," said a researcher who cowered in an office loo.
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Despite reports of stockpiling, supermarkets say they have so far seen little difference in purchases of tinned food, loo roll and the like.
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With Joel sitting down on the loo, this is a British show after all, Nadia does her thing on top until she finishes.
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Loo said Hong Kong Express could look to add destinations and lease or buy more planes but no firm plans had been set.
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Loo told TechCrunch that the service has received over 50,000 downloads to date, and it has over 3,000 service providers on the platform.
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Cathay's Loo said the carrier will launch seasonal routes to destinations like Barcelona, Spain and Christchurch, New Zealand as part of its strategy.
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The airline carrier announced late Friday it had accepted the resignation of CEO Rupert Hogg and Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Paul Loo.
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These are short-term factors that shouldn't impact oil prices for long, he said, and the market moves are starting to loo overdone.
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In 2017, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory built three autonomous drones and pitted them in a race against Ken Loo, an expert drone pilot.
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Earlier this month an American air marshal accidentally left her loaded gun in the loo of a Delta Air Lines plane bound for JFK.
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According to NASA's report, the AI was initially able to beat Loo, but only until he learned the twists and turns of the course.
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But so has Ljubljana (pronounced LOO-blee-ah-nah), which became the capital of Slovenia after the country declared independence from Yugoslavia in 19983.
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One is Loo's maternal grandmother, Mabel Ridge, who is severe and wintry, as if convinced that Hawley and Loo are responsible for Lily's death.
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Knowing what's cooking in the oven, or sensing how many pax are queuing outside a loo isn't something that would or could be monetized.
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It's frustrating as these situations are totally avoidable and caused by fat, oil and grease being washed down sinks and wipes flushed down the loo.
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If you've been feeling meh about your loo — even after some proper cleaning, scrubbing, and organizing — an overhaul of shower supplies might be the fix.
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Loo, against whom Malaysia brought other 1MDB-related charges earlier in December, has not commented on the 1MDB case and her whereabouts are not known.
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Prince Louis (pronounced Loo-ee), who is fifth in line to the throne, is named after his great-grandfather Prince Philip's uncle, Lord Louis Mountbatten.
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"I don&apost know whether I should cut off your fingers or take away your phone to get you to stop texting," Loo told Young.
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There&aposs even a wooden plaque above the bathroom door etched with the words "Longbranch Loo," a nod to McConaughey &aposs own line of bourbon.
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And not many people know that I'm the person who thought of calling the famous Musée du Louvre, in Paris, " MUDULOU " (pronounced "moo-doo-loo").
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With flag-waving Turks cheering him in the wrestling auditorium in Seoul, Suleymanoglu (pronounced soo-lay-MAHN-oo-loo) won his first Olympic gold medal.
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More foreign companies have called or emailed Ken Loo, secretary general at the Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia, in recent months about doing business there.
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According to Loo, a Saturday launch is "definitely plausible," and it's likely to be one of many more provocations to come from the rogue nation.
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Pink neon and gold glitter proliferates, with a glittery toilet seat designed by Diza Hope that makes even a trip to the loo a special event.
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ELLEITHEE: Loo, I think she is being vetted the way Supreme Court nominees or candidates or perspective Court nominees have been vetted -- KURTZ: By the press.
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No, Joel did not finish, but there's "plenty of loo paper" to help with that problem, Nadia tells him before peacing out to do her job.
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Given some of the weirder characters you've revived, do you have plans for any of the really out-there goofy stuff, like Loo-Kee and Kowl?
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But we forwent an expensive engagement bauble, since I'm scared I'll wind up baking it into a cake or flushing it down the loo by mistake.
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In the meantime, no one will add capacity until after the election, reckons Ken Loo, head of the Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia, an industry body.
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The fully functioning loo, made by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, titled "America," has not yet been found but a 66-year-old man has been arrested.
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"Obviously all the factories will have to follow the clarification - we will be sending an advisory to all our members," said its secretary-general Ken Loo.
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It's "arguably a better use of time when on the loo"Social networking behemoth Facebook offers a variety memos for employees to digest while they deposit.
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And mourners mobbed the funeral of Ellen Joyce Loo, 32, a singer-songwriter and advocate of LGBT rights in Hong Kong who suffered from bipolar disorder.
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"Art was a little more, if he thought you were loo-la, he would tell you," said Veronica Costin, who started tuning in during the 1990s.
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Back in October, the actress admitted her husband stole some "loo [toilet] roll" from the same reception, "just to say we got it from Buckingham Palace."
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With a beta in the works, Loo hopes that user feedback can shape the technology into something that perceives subtle differences in communication across platforms and communities.
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Apple employees, please keep Mashable in mind when sending out your first reports of the campus's new toilets—we are deeply interested in the full loo-down.
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"Everyone who walks in here says that they expect to find the queen in the loo," says Driver, who currently stars in the ABC comedy series Speechless.
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The "head" is a euphemism for a toilet and the British version, signaled in the clue by the use of the name "Hogwarts," would be a LOO.
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I half-squatted over the loo—a lavatory that made Trainspotting look like a Dior advert—finished up, fumbled for my belt and started to feel something.
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Stop asking them to do your thinking for you and just go wrapped in a loo roll and say you are a mummy, just like everyone else.
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Books of Style Lykke, pronounced loo-kah, like the character in the Suzanne Vega song, is the Danish word for happiness, perhaps that country's most valuable commodity.
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Paul Loo, another executive at the airline, has also stepped down according to the South China Morning Post, which is owned by the online commerce giant Alibaba.
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Princeton's Loo says she pushes the company to spend more on research, pointing out that the amount is tiny compared to Exxon's profits: $21 billion in 2018.
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At the Supreme Court this fall, justices considering a case about gay and transgender rights couldn't stop themselves from considering everything through the lens of the loo.
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The Coast Guard extended its condolences to the families of the missing fishermen, who were identified as Jensen Loo, Clint Oshima and Derek Tomas, all in their 30s.
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"Chinese migrants arriving in the 19th century didn't speak Spanish — had no knowledge of the language — and found themselves in an adverse environment," curator Marco Loo tells Hyperallergic.
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The great-grandfathers of Chung, Loo, and Zorrilla, and Chiang's grandfather arrived in the first decades of the 20th century from different areas of Guangdong seeking economic opportunities.
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A loo with a view If part of your vacation planning includes knowing where the best bathrooms are, Lonely Planet's new handy, dandy toilets guide is for you.
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"Should the President and First Lady have any interest in installing it in the White House," Spector wrote about the fully-functioning gilded loo, according to the Post.
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"For a brown-nude lip color, I like NARS Satin Lip Pencil in Het Loo, applied and pressed out with your finger for a stained effect," Sesnek says.
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"Got caught mingling on the way to the loo during a commercial break.. took the first seat available, happens to be right next to Steven Spielberg," Carey wrote.
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Of course, Bonneville keeps these mementos in a place dear to his heart: Framed on the wall, in his downstairs bathroom – or loo, as the Brits call it.
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Ken Loo, a 31-year-old pilot known as Flying Bear, said he and his wife had put off having children so he could spend more time racing.
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Leissner, the former Goldman executive, has been charged with money laundering and corruption by the Malaysian government alongside former 1MDB employee Jasmine Loo Ai Swan and Jho Low.
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You can see that at the top of the page—and I'm sure you'll agree that it's remarkably smooth for someone who just got stuck in a loo.
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Markedly different from the two previous examples, the resultant show enjoyed further millennial support in the shape of Artspace staffers Bridget Riggir-Cuddy and Cameron Ah Loo-Matamua.
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"It crept up on us quite suddenly," said Tui Ah Loo, chief executive of PARS, a charitable organization that supports both deportees with criminal histories and domestic prisoners.
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"Got caught mingling on the way to the loo during a commercial break... took the first seat available, happens to be right next to Steven Spielberg," she tweeted.
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The other leadership changes it made included appointing Paul Loo, currently director of corporate development and IT, as chief customer and commercial officer of Cathay Pacific from June 1.
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It also has Amazon Alexa voice controls built in so you can check the weather, listen to news and order more toilet paper all while sitting on the loo.
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Loo is already dreaming of the day he can quit his job and start racing drones full time — something that becomes more possible as the sport continues to grow.
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But 327 years after Locke wrote his defence of limited government and natural rights, America's latest legal-political spat involves grown-ups debating who gets to use which loo.
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Dr. Eisenberg was the author, with George Gordon, of two collections, both published in 1965: "Limericks for the Loo" and "Limericks for Lantzmen," a volume of Jewish-inflected verse.
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Mr. Lukacs (pronounced LOO-kuss) was a chronicler of modern Europe, a commentator on semantics and current events, and a romantic who lamented the vanished charm of the bourgeoisie.
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"If you are buying food for instance and loo roll you buy what you need, because there's an impact on others," he told BBC's Andrew Marr program on Sunday.
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"If you are buying food for instance and loo roll you buy what you need, because there's an impact on others," he told BBC's Andrew Marr program on Sunday.
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I get on the plane and I slather up in moisturizer and I drink tons of water, and make people get up so I can go to the loo.
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It turns out that the only thing the revealer had to do with the bathroom is that sometimes we will see an OUT OF ORDER SIGN in the loo.
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Also charged were 1MDB's former general counsel Jasmine Loo Ai Swan, its former business development director Casey Tang Keng Chee, and former finance executive director Terence Geh Choh Heng.
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Loo and Tan have also been named as key figures in U.S. civil lawsuits seeking to seize more than $1.7 billion in assets allegedly bought with stolen 1MDB funds.
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On the other hand, Loo was able to learn the course after a few laps and fly with much more agility than the autonomous drones, but is susceptible to fatigue.
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Sitting too long in the wrong position, in addition to straining while on the loo, increases the risk of inflamed hemorrhoids, prolapse, and vaginal varicose veins (yes, apparently those exist).
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The ad features a series of light bulbs bursting, in a montage showing inventions and discoveries such as the steam engine, gravity, binoculars, the typewriter and even a loo roll.
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Britain's decision to back out of the EU sent the pound into the loo, which is bad news for everyone but the guy who just bought a bespoke Aston Martin.
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Following Google's lead, it has its own "Learning on the Loo" newsletters that let engineers share info about different parts of the company and its processes with a captive audience.
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"These trends are consistent with recent export divergence seen within Asia as a result of trade diversion," Nomura economists Sonal Varma and Michael Loo wrote in a report released Wednesday.
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While he was at M.I.T., Mr. Pei met another Chinese national, Eileen Loo, who had come to the United States in 19803 to study art at Wellesley College in Massachusetts.
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Spring 1982: Downtown figure Gracie Mansion, who takes her name from the mayor's residence, opens her Loo Division gallery in the bathroom of her fifth-floor East Village walk-up.
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A built-in health sensor even keeps track of how often your kitty uses the loo to alert you if he or she is going too often or not enough.
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The book tells the story of Samuel and Loo Hawley, a father/ daughter duo who, after moving from location to location after Loo's mother dies, finally settle down in Olympus, Massachusetts.
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Sadly, there's no magical switch you can flip to turn on your productivity, but there are tools that can help you say "toodle-loo" to procrastination — like Toodledo Online Task Manager.
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Second Circuit Judge Rhonda Loo imposed the restriction on Christopher Montilliano Jr. after the defendant told her about his love for Pepsi during a sentencing hearing last week, according to reports.
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"Early on Friday, he was escorted to the loo by four policemen, who also filmed the morning ablution as the chain finally slithered out of Ghaware's system," the Hindustan Times reported.
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Scott Pope, TV executive, 23: The closest thing I have to a skincare routine is noticing I have dry skin at about 3PM each afternoon when I go to the loo.
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For example, Rory van Loo has described the status of the "corporation as courthouse"—that is, when platforms like Amazon run dispute resolution schemes to settle conflicts between buyers and sellers.
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Van Loo describes both the efficiency gains that an Amazon settlement process might have over small claims court, and the potential pitfalls for consumers (such as opaque standards for deciding cases).
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I head to the loo upstairs and find some women desperately trying to stuff peacock-feathers and shell-suits into their ruck sacks in time to make it to their office jobs.
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Print this out and keep it in your back pocket at the weekend—you might want something to read on the loo, if you don't find another use for it of course.
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I was confident 223A was ST LOU or ST LOO, and I was dead sure, dead sure, 27A was TV SHOW because really, how many stars are there since "Gunsmoke" got canceled?
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MERCHANTS BEHAVING BADLY Shrewd gallerists always intrigued me, like C. T. Loo, a Chinese dealer who worked with teams in the countryside to excavate temple sculptures for voracious American collectors and museums.
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Vodafone's chief marketing officer, Loo Fun Chee, told reporters Monday the company chose New Zealand as its trial location because of the country's standing as the number one travel destination for Australians.
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I went four times (told you I drank a lot of coffee), and each time, both the Jetex-branded hand towels and the loo roll had been refolded into a neat point.
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"Sales for the health insurers have grown rapidly because of the ACA," driven in part by the expansion of Medicaid under Obamacare, said Jeff Loo, a health care equity analyst with CFRA Research.
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The American plane maker has spent the past year working on a prototype loo that uses ultraviolet light to zap 99.99 percent of germs your fellow flyers leave behind, in just three seconds.
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In times like these, we can always count on the network for interactive inauguration comparisons, charming usage of words like "loo," and accidental subtitle swaps telling a story that's way better than reality.
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And it's with this little skip to their loo that the band not only showcases its songwriting chops but also reminds the listener that black metal, like any other metal, should be fun.
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The most obvious services offered are home services — such as repairs or cleaning — but Loo said ServisHero also covers fitness (personal trainers), drivers, massage/beauty and even accounting and other services for SMEs.
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Coming back from the loo, I couldn't resist doing my Uncle Harry from Sheffield's nob dance, but yeah... I went out for a drink with Lydon and ended up dancing at Studio 54.
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At the time, I did not speak English or French, and those exquisite lines, Tutti Frutti, aw ruttiTutti Frutti, aw ruttiAwop-bop-a-loo-mop alop bom bom were great to sing along!
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"My husband [Ed Sinclair] stole some loo [toilet] roll just to say we got it from Buckingham Palace," Colman, 45, told the Sunday Times about a recent charity event hosted by Prince William.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's trade offensive against Beijing coincided with a drop in his disapproval ratings, Nomura Head of Emerging Market Economics Rob Subbaraman and analyst Michael Loo wrote in a recent note.
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The second on view, FEED, a group exhibition of emerging artists curated by artist Casey Kaufmann, installed in "The Curated Loo," the gallery's auxiliary space in the bathroom, came down after Saturday's incidents.
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"For a long time, people thought the old times would come back, the old days would return," says Kai van de Loo, an energy and economics expert for a German coal association in Essen.
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An early debate took place in Vermont, where in 2009 young gay activists asked schools to provide one gender-neutral (if need be, single-occupancy) loo for students, to avoid bullying in communal bathrooms.
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"Surprisingly, Regeneron announced its decade-long antibody discovery deal with Sanofi will end ...," CFRA Research's Jeffrey Loo said, adding that the deal provided the U.S. drugmaker with over $1 billion in R&D funding.
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A few months ago he sent his daughter, Angela Loo, on a mission: to go back to the city and take videos of his favorite places, so he could see how they had changed.
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His body was found outside his home, near his minivan, in what Ms. Loo believes was a desperate attempt to escape with his stepson Andrew Burt, his caretaker, as the flames engulfed the street.
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What they're saying: Princeton University professor Lynn Loo has defended the $221 million she got from Exxon beginning in 22018 as part of her leadership of the school's Andlinger Center for Energy and Environment.
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The photos were taken by Jeroen van der Meyde at Het Oude Loo, a 15th-century castle originally built as a hunting lodge on the royal estate at Apeldoorn, 55 miles south east of Amsterdam.
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There is also some weakness in outbound traffic, Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Paul Loo said, adding that transfer traffic had been hit less but that the overall situation was placing pressure on average fares.
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So, after a friend suggested he should walk to a tree to find an engineer to fix his faulty air con, and go to more trees to get multiple quotes, Loo decided to create ServisHero.
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For consumers, ServisHero recommends leaving each job each job request for 24 hours to check for bids, although Loo said that very often a number of service providers have responded to job postings within hours.
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"We had to fight to survive when we were born," Lily Luik (pronounced loo-EEK) said in a recent interview in this quiet university town with its floating saunas that putter down the Mother River.
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I'd heard all the stories about him being lairy, but he came and stood with us for a chat, and then when someone was nipping into the loo, he looked after their kid for them.
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Graphic designer Corinna Loo echoed De Jesus's sentiments about limited color palates, weighting certain words, and the importance of contrast, but also made it clear that a sign-making endeavor doesn't require a trip to Michael's.
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After years of living on the road, sleeping in motel rooms, and shooting guns for fun, the title character of this novel, an enigmatic rogue, and his tween daughter, Loo, settle in a Massachusetts fishing town.
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Lara: Oh, our friend was once so desperate for the loo at a party that she did a shit in a Morrison's bag and had to sneak it out the house a couple of hours later.
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Among those charged on Monday were Timothy Leissner, a former Goldman investment banker; the former 1MDB employee Jasmine Loo Ai Swan; and Jho Low, a flamboyant Malaysian financier who United States investigators say masterminded the scheme.
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That loss provides an emotional anchor for Tinti's story — and also for Loo herself, who still disappears at least once a day into the bathroom where Hawley has created an improvised shrine to his dead wife.
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"It's like if you have an American film showing in the U.K. and the character says he's going to the washroom, but the subtitles say he's going to the loo," Soler said in a telephone interview.
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" The State Department says Pompeo spoke Saturday with Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu (MEHV&apos-loot chah-voo-SHOH&apos-loo) and they "committed to continued discussions to resolve the matter and address other issues of common concern.
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A 2010 survey tracked more than 6,000 restroom-goers in five high-traffic locations, like Grand Central Station in New York, and found that about one in six people skipped washing their hands after using the loo.
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"We see some bottom out effect in some routes in terms of lower fares," Cathay Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Paul Loo said in a webcast of the briefing, which was not open to members of media.
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After a quick trip to the loo to check for grey hairs, we did some research and realised that J.K. Rowling's debut novel was indeed first published in the UK during the summer of 1997 by Bloomsbury.
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There would likely be no better way to provoke the international community than to launch a missile at an ordinary angle, according to Bernard Loo, professor of strategic studies at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.
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He also ran a children's dance troupe, Wah Loo Tin Tin Co. Almost 20 years ago, according to his former company manager Frédéric Nauczyciel, Mr. de Groat had a stroke that left his movement and speech impaired.
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I'm up for anything really: I'm looking for historical places, or theaters, or posh places like Harrods and Selfridges—I'm pretty sure the management there would have a really grand loo, I'm picturing, but I have no idea.
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" In January, Carey first tweeted about her run-in with Meryl Streep, writing, "Got caught mingling on the way to the loo during a commercial break.. took the first seat available, happens to be right next to Steven Spielberg.
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The UK's most popular parenting website is known for all manner of ludicrously weird forum posts, from chickpea recipes to classics such as The Perfect Cube of Poo and A Plate Has Fallen Down the Back of the Loo.
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It will be another few weeks before the impact of implemented public health measures can be assessed, due to the incubation period of the virus, said Paul Tambyah, a professor at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine.
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Paul Loo, Cathay's chief customer and commercial officer, said at a press conference that the airline did not currently have plans for more layoffs, and declined to comment on whether the firm had set a cost target for 2018.
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I think if there's a fridge, a shower, a loo, a bed, and a bit of sun to sip some coffee in the morning, and ideally some walls and a bit of peace, then it's a normal living situation.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, representing a transgender Virginia teenager in a case that the Supreme Court sent back to lower courts this week, argued that making him use a private loo left him feeling a "walking freak show" at school.
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The actress admitted to picking up a souvenir during a recent charity event hosted by Prince William "My husband [Ed Sinclair] stole some loo [toilet] roll just to say we got it from Buckingham Palace," Colman, 45, told the Sunday Times.
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Malaysian Attorney General Thomas said on Monday it brought criminal charges related to securities law violations against Goldman Sachs, its former bankers Leissner and Ng, former 1MDB employee Jasmine Loo and financier Jho Low in connection with the bond offerings.
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The next person went in to use toilet and then another customer came and got me and asked me to clean the toilet, so I was thinking there was loads of coke and, I dunno, cum or whatever around the loo.
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Challenging the selection protocols of the art system behind these emporia is the satisfyingly lean, poetically charged, curatorially radical, and venerable (it was founded in 1955) 32nd Biennial of Graphic Arts: Birth as Criterion, in Ljubljana (pronounced: loo-be-yana) Slovenia.
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Malaysia's Attorney General Tommy Thomas said criminal charges under the country's securities laws were filed on Monday against Goldman Sachs, its former bankers Tim Leissner and Roger Ng, former 1MDB employee Jasmine Loo and financier Jho Low in connection with the bond offerings.
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It prompted concerns about infringement of privacy, and the face recognition processing time, which is only meant to be three seconds, sometimes takes more than a minute, which is an added frustration for someone who is in a hurry to use the loo.
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Sitting on a Loowatt loo feels no different to sitting on my toilet at home in New York City— except when I look up there's no roof, just a man standing in a mango tree, shaking the branches to release the fruit.
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One recent "Learning on the Loo" from October 2019 addressed workforce unrest and employee concerns — an issue that has bedeviled the company over the last few years, with employees protesting the treatment of contract workers and the company's response to sexual harassment allegations.
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It is something many of us take for granted, being able to use a loo, but when you understand the complexities, you realise that a lack of safe toilets is going to get worse for millions of people before it gets better.
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Cathay plans to add 4.2-4.3 percent capacity in its passenger business and 5 percent capacity in its cargo business in 4.93, Loo said, with cargo yields expected to rise in the first half given stronger market conditions than a year ago.
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Mevlut Cavusoglu (May-VLOOT CHA-voosh-oh-loo) insists "Turkey is a sovereign country" and says its acquisition of the S400 anti-aircraft system came only because it needed such a system and ran out of other options, such as from the United States.
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Complicating matters is the fact that more than half of village households—about 6,000 homes across the state—do not have indoor plumbing and instead rely on "honey buckets", five-gallon buckets lined with a plastic bag and with a loo seat perched on top.
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Instead of, say, when you snap out of an internet vortex and realize you've been sitting on loo the past 20 minutes, achingly deflated by the discovery that Logan Paul still gets 5.3 million views for a video of him punching an obese pumpkin.
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Not wanting Pebbles to freeze to death outside, and unable to find someone else to care for it or to drive all the way to Florida, she says she flushed the hamster down the loo before spending 10 minutes crying in the toilet cubicle.
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Earlier this year toilets near the Temple of Heaven, one of Beijing's biggest tourist draws, were fitted with facial-recognition systems designed to prevent thieves from absconding with its loo roll (the technology prevents toilet-paper dispensers from serving each visitor more than once).
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The book provides two stories, told in parallel: The history of Samuel Hawley and his "twelve lives" (which are the twelve bullet wounds he's received while working as a criminal smuggler), side-by-side with the coming-of-age story of Loo, Hawley's daughter.
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And, uh: One of the most private places online you can go is a direct message—and the exhibition compares this type of interaction to the bathroom (though the metaphor doesn't quite work here: the loo is usually a place that you occupy alone).
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With the stated aim of protecting the "privacy" and "safety" of its citizens, Texas Republicans are pushing a new bill requiring bathrooms in schools and government buildings to be reserved for people whose "biological sex" matches the gender referenced in the pictogram on the loo door.
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"It was also disgusting that there were no serving utensils so people just walking around these tables grabbing cheese with their bare hands (we also later discovered there was no loo roll etc in the toilets so God only knows what was being passed around)," he continued.
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Dongchen Zhao, an analyst at ICBC International, who last week put a "strong sell" rating on Cathay, said on Monday that the departure of Hogg and deputy, Paul Loo, was only a first step on the airline's "long journey" to improve management and its brand in China.
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But I could still hear enough to have protracted arguments with girls called Megan who would go batshit crazy if you played J-Kwon when they were in the loo, and would aggressively insist that you play it again, now, five minutes after you just played it.
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And annoyingly for the rest of us who find the simple act of managing to remember loo roll in the shop to be a pat-on-the-back-worthy achievement, "1 Night" is just further proof of her ability to turn multi-tasking into an art form.
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" It didn't help that Nigel, an M.P., had married only to satisfy his constituents, or that he planned to mold his wife to his liking, or that he thought of sex as "nasty, something one was obliged to do only occasionally, almost like going to the loo.
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"That is really the worst outcome of Brexit: not the breakup of the EU, or the fact that you can now use the British pound as loo paper; it's that the vote made these hateful morons think that over half the country agreed with them," Bee said.
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Dr. Lukasik (pronounced loo-KAY-sik) spent eight years at the department's Advanced Research Projects Agency, known as ARPA, a period when great strides were made in detecting and controlling weapons of mass destruction — particularly nuclear devices — as well as in computer networking and artificial intelligence.
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Videos and audio snippets will play in the rooms, including radio broadcasts by La Guardia; a rendition of Dizzy Gillespie's "A Night in Tunisia"; and footage from a documentary in progress about a Chinese-American family called the Kim Loo Sisters who performed for soldiers overseas.
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Mr Patrick has argued instead that the issue is one of security; that allowing transgender people to use the bathrooms of the gender with which they identify will open the floodgates to hordes of sexual predators pretending to be transgender women so they can use the girls' loo.
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Though McGough is optimistic about the future of the device for the treatment of ADHD, both he and his principal co-author Sandra Loo, a professor at UCLA's Brain Research Institute, say there's still more research that needs to be done before it becomes widely adopted by doctors.
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"A classical music concert can be quite scary where you can't make much noise, you can't go to the loo, you can't have a drink or a laugh," said Louise Mortimer, a South African-born Londoner who has attended a number of Night Shift concerts over the years.
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On Sunday, Cathay's flight attendants union posted a statement expressing sadness over the exits of CEO Rupert Hogg and Chief Operating Office Paul Loo, and urged members to be cautious in their actions and words and to be wary that their electronic devices could be inspected at some airports.
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Although, come on: 246 songs spanning 240 years for 24 straight hours, including small breaks for him to eat, hydrate and use the loo, and starting in 1776 with a great-big band and ending with Mr. Mac, alone in 18563, doing original songs on piano and ukulele.
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"It breaks my heart when I see my patients because they're like my family and when I see that they're being punished by the smoke and heat I have felt powerless," family doctor Kim Loo told protesters at a rally outside Prime Minister Scott Morrison's Sydney residence on Thursday.
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Not only is the design more solid and premium, it allows for things like IP68 waterproofing, quickly becoming something of a standard feature on flagship handset, but still a key feature worth noting for anyone who's ever dropped the thing in the toilet on a late night trip to the loo.
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"The institution of marriage is undergoing rapid changes with the acceptance of same-sex marriages and alternatives to marriage, such as cohabitation," Dr. Christopher Chen of the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore and a co-author write in an editorial accompanying the study.
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"If it turns out that consumers would have replaced their battery instead of buying new iPhones had they known the true nature of Apple's upgrades, you might start to have a better case for some sort of misrepresentation or fraud," said Rory Van Loo, a Boston University professor specializing in consumer technology law.
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"He used to carry around a thick notepad holder that hides a box full of chocolates and candies so he can have it handy to give out to miserable/ grumbly nurses and doctors who are more likely than not 'hangry,'" Joanne Loo, a nurse at Mount Sinai West, posted on Facebook on Wednesday.
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"If it turns out that consumers would have replaced their battery instead of buying new iPhones had they known the true nature of Apple's upgrades, you might start to have a better case for some sort of misrepresentation or fraud," said Rory Van Loo, a Boston University professor specializing in consumer technology law.
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You might sleep in a ratty old T-shirt when you're in your own home, but when you're traveling, you need something you won't be embarrassed to be seen in when you run into your in-laws on the way to the loo, or open the door for the gentleman with room service.
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The bathroom, restroom, toilette or loo, as Brits would call it, has a sign on the door that says: "This restroom may be used by any person regardless of gender, identity or expression" The inclusive perspective implicit in the bathroom neatly sums up WEF's approach to society, its promotion of gender equality and open-mindedness.
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What we do get in this second looky-loo, though, are some gorgeous, sweeping shots of ancient China; a few ominous reminders of the critters' deadly ambitions (apparently, they're hungry for humans); and some high-speed archery-skill demonstrations from Damon's character, a journeyman who teams up with a group of Wall-protecting warriors to help save civilization.
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As for a farewell tour, sure, it might happen out of a need for teams to try to capture every last lookie-loo and part him from his souvenir-cup dime, but the idea of holding a going-away party for a player who has so extravagantly overstayed his welcome falls somewhere between pathetic and grotesque.
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In the book, which documents the period from 1948 to 1954, their delight in both each other and their adopted country is illustrated by his photographs: of, say, Julia in their kitchen on the Rue de l'Université (which they called the Rue de Loo) or the shadows and light filtering down cobble-lined steps in Montmartre.
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It "isn't shown to be better than placebo, and the effects are not long-lasting," said Sandra K. Loo, director of pediatric neuropsychology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles, who has written about neurofeedback and quantitative EEG, a brain-wave test that Neurocore performs as part of its diagnosis.
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"Markets are currently almost pricing in three more rate cuts by the end of next year, including one by the end of this year, but the chances are that the Fed's stance will be more hawkish than markets and we could see rise in bond yields in the near term," said Masahiko Loo, portfolio manager at Alliance Bernstein.
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"We expect that the trend in passenger yield will continue the momentum we had in the last half of last year, and so far this year the trend has been promising," Paul Loo, Cathay's chief customer and commercial officer, told analysts in a webcast of the Wednesday briefing, which was not open to members of media.
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"Markets are currently almost pricing in three more rate hikes by the end of next year, including one by the end of this year, but the chances are that the Fed's stance will be more hawkish than markets and we could see rise in bond yields in the near term," said Masahiko Loo, portfolio manager at Alliance Bernstein.
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And I would be remiss if I failed to mention Maurizio Cattelan's "America" (2016), an 18-karat solid gold toilet that does everything a toilet is supposed to do, with the added bonus of being a succinct visualization of the shit hole Americans find ourselves in since Donald Trump's election, shortly after the golden loo was installed at the Guggenheim museum.
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Even though my mother-in-law came to L.A. to help me and it was such a short trip, I felt incredibly guilty again and had to deal with crazy new experiences — like pumping regularly in the loo of an airplane and trying to sterilize 12 pieces of pumping equipment every three hours around the clock, in a 15th-century hotel room in Verona!
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