Forgetting your membership card is a huge headache for staff members.
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As Underhill says, the membership card "vibrates" (metaphorically) in your wallet.
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Forgetting your membership card can hold up lines and frustrate staff members.
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But there are no specific qualifications to get a metaphorical membership card.
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A Nintendo Switch Online Membership Card so you can play games online
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I show my monthly membership card and then rent a mat and towel.
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I have a membership card there and the rewards and perks are great.
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A security guard, Mujtaba Sakhizada, 18, asked to see the visitor's membership card.
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Their subscribers feel the magazine is like a membership card to a community.
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" It's a lifetime membership card for the cinemateket, which shows "little known art films.
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That membership card only served to fuel egos and increase the sense of entitlement.
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Around the world, there are 94 million people who have a Costco membership card.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt was given his membership card to the National Press Club.
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Travelers using the lounge generally have to show a boarding pass or membership card.
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People who sign up receive a membership card that works like a debit card.
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Jeff Brotman's showing God his membership card now -- Costco's co-founder and chairman died Tuesday.
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The staff noticed a membership card to the local athletic club dangling from his keychain.
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A membership card to his local public library became his ticket to the wider world.
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Essentially, Patreon is becoming your content membership card for the whole web, not just its site.
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Here's what happens when you show up at Costco without a membership card, according to employees
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Anyone who followed the Twitter account got an "official membership card" for the pretend supporters' club.
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Now, his membership card sat on the buffet table, a reminder of who he no longer was.
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"You cannot lend your membership card to other people," a Costco employee from Kentucky told Business Insider.
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They have brains and personality, and subsequently must surrender their membership card to the Sex Symbol Club.
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Mitt Romney's party membership card has a bright "R" on it but voters have to consider several possibilities.
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Plus building out the opportunity to provide a SoFi credit card that we view as a membership card.
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She also suggests signing up for a Petco membership card, which gives you $5 off every $100 spent.
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My club members say that no, I think Costco is a play on the membership card price going up.
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But at a meeting in Cambridge on November 23rd she cut up her membership card before a cheering audience.
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But before I returned my Mocha Grande membership card to sender, I needed to see the evidence for myself.
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The day these stop being funny is the day I hand my music and vinyl nerd membership card in.
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Costco employees are sometimes forced to deal with customers trying to shop at the warehouse without a membership card.
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If you have yet to join the ranks of the Hiddlestoners, now's your chance to get your membership card.
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Bob eventually dug his Video Hut membership card out from behind his driver's license and signed for the tapes.
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Also muddying the waters, Britons will vote on June 23 on whether to tear up their EU membership card.
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As she reached for her membership card, a familiar image in her wallet, her green card, caught my eye.
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Khweis traveled to Islamic State-controlled territory in Iraq and Syria in December 2015, even obtaining an official membership card.
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The organization has more than 213 million members, so it's possible you already have a membership card in your wallet.
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But cracks begin to emerge, as customers complain about glitches, shifts in service and extensive delays in membership card arrivals.
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We just got the membership for Christmas, so boyfriend needs to get his membership card, and we are in the neighborhood.
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But, I felt this first text message had just given me a membership card to the coolest, most exclusive club around.
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"Concentrate on handing me your membership card instead of telling me a story," a Costco employee in Minnesota told Business Insider.
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AMC Stubs members can enjoy $5 tickets on Tuesdays if they show their virtual or physical membership card when purchasing tickets.
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Patrons allegedly shared the monthly membership card with their family members, and customers formed long lines that lasted from 8:00 a.m.
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According to CNBC, there are 94 million people who have a Costco membership card, in part because it feels exclusive to belong.
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But the membership card Ron Stallworth shows me, signed by former Grand Wizard Duke in 1979, is proof and not a joke.
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Costco announced in a Thursday Instagram post that shoppers in the US and Canada can now register for a digital membership card.
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After you complete the companion-designation process, a Companion Pass member kit and membership card will arrive in 7-10 business days.
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Now if you'll excuse me, it's time to turn in my early retirement membership card and get back to the salt mines!
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Mr. de Blasio said that the NYC Care system will also employ what amounted to a membership card in the city program.
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At the time of his arrest, Wilson was also carrying his membership card to National Socialist Movement, a hardcore neo-Nazi group.
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When Georg witnessed the horrors of Kristallnacht in 1938, he tore up his party-membership card and became an opponent of the regime.
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Below, Mr. Barbato and Mr. Bailey discuss their intentions; whether they emerged liking their subject; and Mapplethorpe's well-worn sex club membership card.
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First, I opened it up and saw a pop-up letting me know you could now view your membership card in the app.
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The member explained to the employee he wasn't but didn't want to retrieve his membership card for a second time, LA Fitness said.
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Whereas traditional unions' fights have immediate physical results (like requiring actors to have a membership card before stepping on certain sets), online media doesn't.
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In multiple courts, I have been asked to produce my bar membership card even though my white peers are not subjected to this practice.
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"They saw me as enemy," he said, showing his membership card from the Iraqi judo federation licensing him as coach in the northern city.
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My brother joined the Coast Guard, Chris Kelly carries his membership card to this day, and Dicky continued to seek pleasure along the river.
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Among the items: a leather address book, my grandfather's Humane Society of St. Thomas membership card, some old photographs and an empty black wallet.
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Don't we know that this is officially bulking season, and it's perfectly acceptable to hide your gym membership card until May at the very least?
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The app, Sam's Garage, will run on mobile tablets and can do things like scan the customer's membership card to pull up their associated vehicles.
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" For spotty dress wearers on the brink of an existential crisis, picture your dress as your fully-paid-up membership card to "fun girl club.
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In the past, shoppers were required to carry their membership card and present it either upon arrival at the store or at the cash register.
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If everyone decides that the Caesar salad dressing needs anchovies this week, no one will break down your door or take away your membership card.
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An employee at one of the locations, in Buford, Georgia, said that they now require a membership card for customers to use the food court.
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"Well, my socks match, so that is progress," Buttigieg joked, adding that Chasten sometimes "threatens to take away my gay membership card" because of his style.
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Q. There is that fantastic moment in the film when you show a museum curator delicately putting on gloves and handling his grimy Mineshaft membership card.
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But the key chain shown to jurors comprised three rings holding additional items like a souvenir Eiffel Tower and gym membership card, according to the motion.
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This membership card grants you a year's worth of access to the service, so you won't have to input your credit card data into your console.
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After passing the greeter, who didn't ask to see our nonexistent membership card, the liquor section is the first thing you see just past the entrance.
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"I can listen to your story as I do whatever you need me to do, but I can't do that until I have your membership card."
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When I got to meet him, he showed us his Ku Klux Klan membership card and it really brought it home, feeling the weight of that.
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Some members, fearful of losing their membership card, keep it in a crimson pouch emblazoned with the gold hammer, sickle and paintbrush motif of the Party.
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Liberal Democrats can choose to put a photo of him on their party membership card—never mind that he spent most of his career representing the Conservatives.
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The warehouse chain announced in a Thursday Instagram post that customers in the US and Canada can now sign up for a digital membership card on its app.
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He promised a streamlined approach — complete with a hotline and dedicated membership card — and one that would be focused on the primary-care doctor, rather than the emergency room.
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They have engaged in calls, texts and hundreds of Facebook ads featuring a personalized "Impeachment Defense Membership Card" and "Impeachment Polls," even selling new apparel at Trump's online store.
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What's beautiful about Ferguson and all the protests in St. Louis through the initial phases of the movement was that you didn't need a membership card to do the work.
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The automaker wants owners to be able to activate a charging session using the app instead of a membership card, but didn't say when that feature would be rolled out.
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With prices ranging from 1,000 RMB to 19,000 RMB (US $156 to $43,974) a year, salespeople are ready to explain the advantages of their gym's membership card over the competition.
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He kept his notes on the investigation — in violation of his chief's order to destroy his records once the operation was over — and, in his wallet, his Klan membership card.
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But according to a staff member, the designer himself has the final say over who should receive a golden membership card (encased in a leather box with a handwritten letter).
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"If the museum in Bilbao worked, I don't see why this one won't do better," said Emilio Gómez Cicero, a retired boat welder, who proudly showed his new membership card.
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"A company spokesperson said: "The week 'Mission: Impossible' was released, the merchant processor that funds the MoviePass membership card stopped advancing funds for the purchase of movie tickets for our subscribers.
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A June 23 vote could see the country tear up its EU membership card - a move that would hurt the economy according to an overwhelming majority of economists polled by Reuters.
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A set of stairs leads to a larger space, with flowers, fake palm trees, colorful art, rotary-dial telephones, a framed vintage Playboy Club membership card and a fully stocked bar.
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Panera is giving out the free bagels to new members of its MyPanera Rewards program, a free membership card that gives you perks every time you dine at the beloved lunch spot.
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Fun Fact -- during the bust, cops went through the rest of the wallet and found a Top Golf membership card issued to "Overlord Hardy Jr." ... along with memberships to multiple gun ranges.
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The Visa credit card, which goes into effect on June 20, would provide richer rewards to Costco members than the American Express card did, and it will serve as the company's membership card.
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I'm actually less polite to the people I know though because I'm trying to bang it into their heads that they can't come in without their membership card—I have to be strict.
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Other than a few credit cards, including an American Express Platinum card, her Costco membership card, a driver's license, and a bit of change for paying parking meters, Metz keeps her wallet pretty decluttered.
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He managed to get directly behind her while she attempted to pay her bill, and watched as she struggled through a conversation with the clerk who had been asking for her loyalty membership card.
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Flamingo was a membership club: Purchasing a membership card (the initial price was $35 — about $190 today — though a black market is said to have developed) entitled you to enter and bring a guest.
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WENDY&aposS EMPLOYEES FILM MOUSE &aposMOVING AROUND&apos IN BURGER BUNS AT OKLAHOMA LOCATION Starting June 1, customers could pay about $19 for a membership card which entitled them to unlimited food for the whole month.
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I went with the Gold Star membership because it has everything I need: the freedom to shop at Costco whenever my heart desires and a membership card for me as well as one for my husband.
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They know that weed pepernoten are distributed around Sinterklaas, they know you can win nice prices with bingo, they know Friday night is always DJ night, and they know there's a membership card that gives you discounts.
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Six business days later, I could access my membership number from the same portal and get a digital card by downloading the app, not even needing the physical membership card, though it came a few days later.
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Heads Up Rome's cobbled, snaking alleyways lend themselves to mystery, and today's best places to raise a glass in the Eternal City are fittingly clandestine, with entrance gained by a knock, a phone call or a membership card.
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GOGJALI, Iraq (Reuters) - His black belt and membership card were all that Iraqi judo coach Ali Mahmoud managed to save when Islamic State stormed his club in Mosul, turning the gym into an arms training camp for fighters.
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Crowley, having fundraised nearly $3 million for the race in New York's 14th District, fell easily to a first-time candidate with a viral introduction video, a Democratic Socialists of America membership card, and a proudly leftist agenda.
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Other spots are truly Italian incarnations of the speakeasy's rogue spirit, operating as social clubs to avoid the suffocating bureaucracy and taxes applied to ordinary bars, with a 5 euro ($5.50) membership card to get you in the door.
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Lee was hesitant, giving Oswald a membership card but not a charter, and discouraging the formation of a chapter given lack of interest in New Orleans, but Oswald had ordered handbills advertising the new chapter before even getting a reply.
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Some inside the Democratic Party retort that only someone who signs up for the donkey-emblazoned membership card should be allowed to vote in the primaries even if it means young people and disproportionately young people of color are locked out.
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Then there's the AAA membership card we had bought for him, never imagining that the only towing his car would undergo was courtesy of the local police department, who impounded it in accord with the procedural requirements of a fatal accident.
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He says his membership card from UNRWA - the U.N.'s agency for Palestinian refugees - guarantees his right under international law to return to his family's home in Jaffa, which now sits in central Israel, some 78 km (nearly 50 miles) away.
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Other recent discoveries in the same archive include a letter from former FBI director John Edgar Hoover to the Second Spanish Republic enquiring about the status of certain American citizens in Spain, and the trade union membership card of Spanish director Luis Bunuel.
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Photo via David Kawai With this budget, Trudeau punches his membership card to the 'stimulus club' on the world stage — the collection of world leaders, including Barack Obama and François Hollande — who believe that state spending is the remedy for sub-par global growth.
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There are reasons men prefer sex workers in Tijuana to those in the US, said Hookerfucker231, a tech worker from San Diego who provided BuzzFeed News with a picture of a VIP membership card from the Hong Kong Gentlemen's Club, one of Tijuana's most famous brothels.
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Technically, Costco employees should ask to see your membership card upon entry, she cautions, but "if you're shopping with a Costco member, are at a Costco with an outdoor food court, or walked [in] through the exit," you could easily stop in for a quick, cheap lunch.
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Rhetoric is the language Rome's elite used to debate; by denying that he knows the first thing about it, Mark Antony is in effect tearing up his gold membership card and reassuring his plebeian audience that, though he may look rich and powerful, he is really one of them.
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If you were to ask me then -- when I was showing off my membership card -- if I could have predicted a day when the organization would find itself at odds with the friends and family members of shooting victims, I would have responded to the question with sheer bewilderment.
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Even better, while the rest of the store is for members only, the food court has long been considered one of the best hacks for non-members, allowing you to buy $1 churros, $1.50 hot dog and soda combos, and $1.99 pizza slices without flashing a membership card.
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To master archery and broadsword combat; to learn to manufacture fabric, bread, ceramic cookware and wood furniture by hand; to perfect the preindustrial arts of iron craft and tanning: Yes, there are worse things to carry into a post-apocalyptic world than a membership card to the Society for Creative Anachronism.
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The idea that "a feminist is any woman who tells the truth about her life" sets a ludicrously low bar to join a social movement, though the slogan is suited to the era of extreme self-regard we're currently in: It requires that a feminist only speak for herself to get her membership card.
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When the head of a local gun group tried to present Donald J. Trump with a lifetime membership card at a campaign event on Sunday in Cincinnati, Mr. Trump asked the man to toss it to him over a phalanx of guards, not wanting an unfamiliar member of the crowd to get too close.
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It "reduced the number of people who were sharing their membership card with multiple people, it reduced the number of people who were buying and scalping tickets to the high demand movies, and it reduced the number of people who were buying tickets each day to various movies then exchanging them for a single movie and bringing three or four people to the same movie," the spokesperson said.
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