The reality star seems to be moving in on her own.
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Employees started moving in on May 7th, but that transition remains in progress.
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McDonald's is reportedly moving in on the old site to build its new headquarters.
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Competitors in China, such as Huawei, are moving in on Apple's smartphone market share.
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Europe's larger carriers are now moving in on the assets left by their toppled rivals.
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It was sold for £19 million and the single male buyer is moving in on Sunday.
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Moving in on plant-based tuna Interest in plant-based alternatives to animal products has exploded.
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Bulldozers moving in on scrubland beside the #CalaisJungle to clear access into the camp proper pic.twitter.
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VERY STRONG LABOR MARKET, INFLATION MOVING IN ON TREND AND I SEE THIS AS ALL PRETTY POSITIVE.
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Have you ever copped any flak from metal fans who felt you're moving in on their turf?
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But your point is well taken, that the corporations are moving in, they're moving in on hemp.
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They say the new tenant is moving in on the 1st, so we can't keep our keys. Ugh.
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The leasing office is scheduled to open July 19, with the first tenants moving in on Aug. 1.
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On Cobblestone, smoke grenades had gone out on bombsite B as Immortals were moving in on Cloud9's defense.
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He is moving in on career highs for doubles, home runs and RBIs in addition to his sterling defense.
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They started disconnecting cables in the PS Booster in December, and are now moving in on the SPS too.
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We watch a man with a blurred face surveilling Samantha from across the room before moving in on his target.
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The gains are due to Iraqi army forces moving in on Kurdish territory where Kurds declared independence earlier this year.
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But the point remains that many Queens residents are happy with the idea of Amazon moving in, on reasonable terms.
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The Washington Post reported Tuesday that Darren Martin was moving in on the Upper West Side Friday night when police arrived.
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Wealthy locals and foreigners with access to capital are moving in on the industry, which is already rendering people like Ibrahim obsolete.
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Including state actors like China or Russia or Iran and anybody else, it's been more Russia moving in on the United States.
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There were several guests inside the paramilitary base at the time, and security services evacuated them before moving in on the militants.
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If Greg made these comments about a girl moving in on Taylor's boo, the show would probably be canceled because of the outrage.
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Donald Trump is Biff moving in on Marty's mom, and Stephen A. Smith's takes are Marty's family as he knows it: slowly disappearing.
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The deal is being financed by Apollo Global Management, a private equity firm that's recently begun moving in on the local TV market.
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Under rules the House overwhelmingly approved, the committee will have increased authority to block China from moving in on U.S. tech-related companies.
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Now the bong-wielding clerk starts moving in on the would-be robbers—probably only because he's getting bored of toying with them.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNChris Brown Accused of Striking a Woman in Las VegasJason Derulo is Moving In on 50 Cent's ExMiley & Liam -- Back Together!
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In fashion's case that not only means luring consumers away from retailers' bricks and mortar stores but, increasingly, moving in on the fashion labels themselves.
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While, on the flip side, what if tech giants end up moving in on its territory by redefining privacy in their own self-serving image?
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In the sixties, white ranchers began moving in on their land, and conflict ensued, until, in 1977, the government declared their territory a federal preserve.
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There were some signs of jitters moving in on Friday, with Ireland's 10-year bond yield rising more than 2 basis points to 0.83 percent.
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Syrian Kurdish and Arab forces, with U.S. help, are moving in on the terrorist town in preparation for a final push against the Islamic State.
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CTS commander Major General Maan Saadi said his troops were linking up with Iraq's Federal Police moving in on the Old City from a different position.
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TikTok seems to be moving in on Facebook's territory figuratively and literally — it now occupies the office that Facebook's messaging app WhatsApp used to call home.
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Amsterdam says EMA staff should be able to start moving in on April 1, 2019 but temporary offices may also be needed while fitting is completed.
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An opponent who has walked onto punches earlier in the fight will make sure to keep his guard up when moving in on a seemingly cornered opponent.
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Moving in on what seemed to be a crack deal, they seized two packets, which turned out to contain little more than a residue of the drug.
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There was silence as Brenda was carefully placed in Harris's hand, and cameras began to roll, moving in on a close-up of the actor's ferocious scowl.
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Amazon moving in on the space more aggressively is "another nail into the department store coffin," Wells Fargo analyst Ike Boruchow wrote in a note to clients.
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But when they got together days later to work on ideas, Adams began remarking on Jaye's appearance and moving in on her — "Hurricane Ryan," as she described him.
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Its wallet application, used by over 200 million users in the country, has seen strong growth of late, but other companies are interested in moving in on the market.
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Related: Pot Tourists in Colorado Are Getting Too High and Ending Up in the ER "The police were extremely alert but not really moving in on us," Eidinger said.
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"We have a number of walls moving in on us," said Mark Robertson, who runs a small registered investment advisor firm, Maxim Capital Advisors in Irvine, California, with his wife.
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L) is also moving in on long-haul passengers, setting up a system that will allow its passengers to connect at London Gatwick with long-haul flights by Norwegian and WestJet (WJA.TO).
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In a new episode of her video series "Internetting With Amanda Hess," the host investigates how dogs seem to be moving in on cat territory as the mascot of our online lives.
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On "Marigold," Pinegrove is a more temperate band than it has been, and also a crisper and less complicated one, a musical direction it had already been moving in on its last album.
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The first big winter storm of the year is making it's way up the East Coast, moving in on Washington, D.C., and the surrounding region, bringing with it up to 30 inches of snow.
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Random Thoughts • Did the F.B.I. bungle yet another operation, moving in on William too early and missing the chance to bag Philip, who was waiting on a park bench for the Lassa virus handoff?
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In the U.S. Amazon also dominates in the ecommerce realm, while also increasingly pushing beyond this — especially moving in on the smart home and seeking to put its Alexa voice-AI always within earshot.
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And people sense it may signal the front end of a wave of legacy sector acquisitions: We already have Silicon Valley moving in on Detroit's turf, creating a tense contest for who will dominate self-driving transportation.
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And then in terms of the scithon business model there are also Kaggle and a few other platforms – maybe not direct competitors but… that might be moving in on the same space if they see value in it.
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" Guthrie shares that her daughter "recently has gotten to be very protective of" her baby brother, even if it may have taken her a little time to move past feeling like "he was moving in on her territory.
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Egyptian authorities on Saturday said two police operations were moving in on a suspected militant hideout on Friday when one of the patrols came under fire from heavy weapons in a remote area around 135 km southwest of Cairo.
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Halfway through the first season of ABC's Speechless, JJ (Micah Fowler), a teenager with cerebral palsy and the sitcom's main character, realizes that someone is moving in on his turf: the parking space for wheelchair vans just outside JJ's high school.
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But a weak second-quarter outlook pushed shares of the flash storage company down 7 percent on Tuesday CEO Charles Giancarlo isn't too concerned about the setback, or behemoths, like Amazon, Google and Microsoft moving in on the cloud industry.
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Recently, U.S. officials have said the line would be even more important as the battlefield constricts, with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) losing territory and competing rebel and administration forces moving in on its de facto capitol of Raqqa.
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Sheriff Israel later defended his "amazing leadership," despite Mr. Peterson's inaction and other questionable decisions by his command staff, which set up a perimeter around the school before it was clear that the shooting was over, instead of moving in on the gunman.
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And a similar thing can be seen here as Cruz goes for his long uppercut with his back to the fence, one of two responses he typically has to men moving in on him along the fence, the other being to duck and look for underhooks.
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Three weeks ago a school principal in Tarmiya was arrested on suspicion of providing a safe house for a suicide bomber who set off her explosives inside the empty school building when security officials learned of her presence and started moving in on her, General Attiyah said.
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"I think the fact that he's moving in on his campaign promises are one of the things — and decent earnings — that are underpinning this," Cashin, the UBS Director of Floor Operations at the NYSE, told "Squawk on the Street " just after the Dow blew past its 20,000 landmark.
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After a lot of delays, some messy production stories, and the departure of show runner and beloved TV show maker Bryan Fuller, CBS finally seems to be moving in on an actual start date for Star Trek: Discovery, and we got a first trailer for the show this week.
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In "The Margins" (2007), the Black heads are again dominant and paired with deep reds, like blood, creating a paranoia of pigments that, contrary to the title, are not marginal at all — they seem, in fact, to be moving in on the viewer, at the center of everything.
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A source briefed on the latest intelligence told CNN that before the strike, specific information showed Iranian surface to air missiles and other military weaponry that the US had been watching, were moving in on at least two US air bases, as well as US embassies in the region.
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Pierre reckons Badi has a window of opportunity before needing to worry about any risk of that — mentioning a meeting he had with Airbnb co-founder Brian Chesky last year which left him with the impression that the company isn't interested in moving in on this territory for some while.
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One of the world's largest private equity firms is moving in on the local media landscape, placing billion-dollar bets on some of the biggest local TV franchises in the U.S. Why it matters: Apollo Global Management's local media spree could one day give the firm significant local TV power.
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In Los Angeles, helicopters are a buzzing soundtrack to city life: news crews charting traffic backups or the crowds on the beach; firefighters moving in on a fast-moving brush fire; the police surveilling a crime scene or pursuing a suspect; or a wealthy tycoon on the way to an important meeting.
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Tuesday night on Desus & Mero's very special Valentine's Day episode, Kid Mero and Desus Nice talked about Ivanka's unapologetic puppy love and how the Donald needs to look out—not only has Justin Trudeau outsmarted Trump's weird handshake power play move, but now he's moving in on his daughter (or she on him, at least).
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There will be consolidation among the ad holding companiesAd holding companies like WPP and Interpublic Media Group have been facing headwinds in recent years, with marketers including Verizon, Marriott and Mastercard increasingly taking their advertising in-house and digital platforms and consulting firms like Deloitte and Accenture moving in on the ad services business.
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Military officials say that is to be expected as Iraqi forces try to retake Mosul in what is seen as the last big urban hurdle to defeating the extremist Sunni militant group in Iraq, and while forces allied with the United States are moving in on the group's de facto capital of Raqqa, in Syria.
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TEL AVIV — The Mossad agents moving in on a warehouse in a drab commercial district of Tehran knew exactly how much time they had to disable the alarms, break through two doors, cut through dozens of giant safes and get out of the city with a half-ton of secret materials: six hours and 297 minutes.
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Hillary Clinton, a former secretary of state with long experience in crafting American foreign policy, favours a low risk plan little different from that pursued by Barack Obama: use air power to support Kurdish and Arab allies slowly moving in on IS strongholds and special forces would train local troops, preferably with origins in IS-held regions, to garrison the cities after they have been taken back.
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A defense official with first-hand knowledge of the after-action review raid said the al Qaeda and tribal forces present did not know the SEALs were coming when they entered Yemen, saying there was absolutely no indication that either the US or UAE forces were seen before they started moving in on their objective, adding that the SEALs had observed the area for some time before going in.
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About 1.5 million people still live in the regime-held parts of Aleppo, while 250,000-275,000 residents are in the devastated rebel-held east, according to the UN. In July, about 200,000 people fled the city over a two days, according to a UN official, citing the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Turkey eyes Kurdish-held city Turkey has been carrying out airstrikes in northern Syria to back the Free Syrian Army (FSA), which is currently moving in on the ISIS-held city of al-Bab.
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When he tried to challenge higher powers by moving in on syndicated gambling rackets, he was murdered in 1931.
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"Mob Boss Natale Tells of 'Descent Into Hell'." Philadelphia Inquirer. March 31, 2001. These men were all close friends of Merlino since high school and started moving in on criminal rackets in Philadelphia.
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On December 12, they arrived at Mesa, Arizona. On December 22, Hanjour and Hazmi signed a lease for an apartment in the Indian Springs Village complex in Mesa, moving in on January 9.
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On-time delivery of the project was achieved allowing the client to move in the students in time for the new academic year as planned. Handover took place on a Friday night and the students began moving in on Saturday, two days earlier than the scheduled Monday move-in date.
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Giurcă, pp. 14–15 Stănescu similarly notes that Davidoglu and his aide, Colonel Carol Ressel, "did not consolidate [their] positions", despite being informed of troop movements near Mohyliv.Stănescu, pp. 22–23 On January 19, Podolian irregulars crossed into Hotin County at Atachi, disarming Romanian border guards and moving in on Soroca.
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He said he felt "surrounded and confined against his car." Lapointe said that Villanueva fought back, forcing the officer to push him to the ground. Pilotte was subsequently kicked several times all, and Lapointe was punched in the face. Lapointe then noticed the other four men moving in on him.
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But the competition fell by the wayside and Craven A is still marketed around the world. At the same time as Craven A was pioneering a new fashion in cigarette smoking, the competition was moving in on the coupon business. But once again, Carreras stayed in front with their well-known coupon brand Black Cat.
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United States Naval Reserve Aviation Base, Peru, looking north from 24 August 1942 Preliminary plans for the base were issued 20 April 1942. The base was commissioned on 1 July 1942, with a contingent of Naval personnel moving in on 15 July 1942. Actual construction wasn't finished until 12 April 1943, with 99.5% field work completed. The final cost was $13,064,424.43.
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The tower opened in 2018 and has 61 floors, with a decorative crown reaching . The original proposal called for a tower, but the height was later reduced. The building's first tenants began moving in on January 8, 2018. Upon opening, the building was 97% leased to tenants including Salesforce, Covington & Burling, WeWork, Bain & Company, Accenture, McDermott Will & Emery and Hellman & Friedman.
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Barešić saw the police approaching. The original plan to take the ambassador hostage was abandoned as they expected the police to storm the building. The two conspirators heard the police moving in on the building and Brajković took his gun, put it in Rolović's mouth, and pulled the trigger. Shortly after, at 10:35, the two men surrendered to police.
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Leisure World is a gated retirement community located in Seal Beach, Orange County, California. Construction on the approximately one square mile (2.5 km²) community was begun in 1960 with the first residents moving in on June 6, 1962. This was one of the first major planned retirement community of its type in the U.S. Today, Leisure World is home to approximately 9,000 retired residents.
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Between east and west was Curonian. This was the ethnic distribution when the Teutonic Order received Prussia from the Emperor Frederick II and from the pope. The papal bull also granted them the government of all the Balts, as well as the Finnic Estonians, with consequences that continue today. The Slavs had been moving in on the Old Prussians but had been stopped by them.
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Through Fire and Water: The Life of Reb Noson of Breslov. (Breslov Research Institute, New York/Jerusalem, no date listed), pp. 31-32. The Shpoler Zeide saw Rebbe Nachman's teachings as deviating from classical Judaism and from the teachings of the Baal Shem Tov. Some postulate that the Zeide felt threatened because Rebbe Nachman was moving in on his territory and taking disciples away from him.
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Laura becomes paranoid, and she accuses Kate of moving in on Bill, telling her everyone at the hospital is talking about it. Kate tries to reassure Laura that she is just friends with Bill, to no avail. As Kate's reputation is very important to her, she resigns from the hospital again. Bill asks Kate to stay near by, but she gives him the cold shoulder.
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The first season of Man v. Food was initially picked up for 10 episodes and then, after initial ratings success, an additional 8 episodes were ordered. The Los Angeles Times noted that the Travel Channel received its highest-ever ratings for a new debut with Man v. Food. They highlighted the show as an example of other networks moving in on the traditional turf of the Food Network.
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In one episode, Wally runs for class president but loses the election. In another episode, Eddie "slugs" Wally in the school corridor when he believes Wally is moving in on his girl, and in another episode, Wally is caught by the coach throwing towels around the locker room. The series ends with Wally a high-school graduate preparing for State college and Beaver looking forward to entering Mayfield High.
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The first Franciscan hospital in Racine, St. Mary's Hospital, was opened in 1882. Its first permanent building was constructed in 1889 at 16th Street and Campbell (now Grand) Avenue. The site was expanded numerous times to accommodate more services, in 1897, 1906, and 1933. Construction began on the Spring Street campus, then known as St. Mary's Medical Center, in 1974, and the hospital finished moving in on August 20, 1977.
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The Baum Building was a historic building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. In 1909, Moses J. Baum, a Mississippi-born merchant who specialsed in women's garments, leased the land at the northeast corner of Grand and Robinson and built a five-story commercial building on the site. The building was modeled after the Doge's Palace in Venice, Italy. The building was completed in 1910, with the Baum company moving in on May 5th, 1910.
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Three days later, back at Pandora and Curt's apartment. Mamma sleeps while Rich and Curt play chess. Rich tells Curt that Art is moving in on Pandora, which Curt doesn't believe. Mamma wakes up and asks Curt for a fix, to which he answers that since Shaky got busted by the cops at the strip club with a lot of heroin on him, Mamma could get busted easily if she tried to score or turn tricks.
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The SAAF played a very important role in logistical support to the SADF Forces and UNITA against a coalition of Cuban and FAPLA troops moving in on Mavinga. The SAAF flew 310 night flying hours transporting mainly the Valkiri Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) and their 127 mm rockets, ammunition and food; and performing Casualty Evacuation (Casevac) of wounded personnel. SAAF Lockheed C-130 Hercules, Transall C-160 and Douglas C-47 Skytrain aircraft were used.
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White Star's Titanic sank on its maiden voyage, both White Star's Britannic and Cunard's Lusitania were war losses, and the three Hapag super-liners were handed over to the Allied powers as war reparations. In 1916 Cunard Line completed its European headquarters in Liverpool, moving in on 12 June of that year.Liverpool Daily Post 12 June 1916 The grand neo-Classical Cunard Building was the third of Liverpool's Three Graces. The headquarters were used by Cunard until the 1960s.
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After school Michael visits Namond Brice, who has set himself up as a crew chief selling drugs at his mother's urging. Namond's workers include Donut and Kenard. Michael notices members of a rival drug crew who are unhappy with Namond moving in on their territory, but Namond does not believe they will be a problem. The rival crew chief tells his dealers, who include Sherrod and Shaun Williams, to follow Namond when he leaves and give him a beating.
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Because they have almost no energy systems worth speaking of, the gliders are almost invisible to common scanners and must be found and targeted visually. They are usually destroyed only after the soldiers get off with all their materiel. Out beyond the planoformed zone, the rev soldiers gather and prepare themselves before moving in on the perimeter stations. The stations are powerful defensive posts, armed with lasers, anti-personnel rockets, gattling cannons, and anti-personnel "bomblets" hidden out in the landscape.
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A team of commando units is shown moving in on their car. Mohinder Suresh, who is still at Coyote Sands investigating the work his father did there, is also shown being captured by Danko's agents. Sylar visits Nathan's office, where he manages to find a toothbrush of Nathan's, allowing him to contact his DNA and morph into him. Sylar then gives his press conference on TV. Upon seeing it, Nathan decides to confront him about it, though Peter Petrelli also goes after him.
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However, by 1997 the alliance had split and Todorov was again running an independent gang. The gang also acquired a reputation of disregarding codes of conduct in the criminal underworld, starting and ending conflicts as they pleased. At the start of the 1990s the gang was the second most powerful crime gang of Moscow Region and Russia. In 1993 the group got into conflict with other russian gangs and killed mobster Viktor Kogan, who was moving in on their territory.
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After World War II, Rothman went to Los Angeles, California in mid-late 1945. In 1946, on orders of former New York mob boss and fellow hitman Benjamin Siegel and Mickey Cohen, Rothman murdered rival bookies Benny "the Meatball" Gamson and George Levinson in their apartment. Cohen ordered their deaths, because Levinson and Gamson were moving in on his business, including: extortion, prostitution, narcotics and Siegel and Cohen's gambling rackets. Jimmy Fratianno had considered Harold "Hooky" Rothman to be Cohen's toughest and smartest man.
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Upon arrival, Tiffany senses the hiver moving in on her and turns to Granny Weatherwax only to find that she isn't there. Panicking, she runs until she finds Granny Weatherwax who tells her it is time to face the hiver alone. Tiffany welcomes the hiver to her mind, and discovers that the hiver doesn't understand humans, it just wants to seek shelter from the world because it senses everything. Tiffany names the hiver Arthur and teaches it how to die which is its ultimate goal.
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Soane's country house, Pitzhanger Manor, designed and built 1800–3, sold by Soane in 1810 Old St Pancras churchyard (1816) On the death of George Wyatt in February 1790 the Soanes inherited money and property, including a house in Albion Place, Southwark, where Soane moved his office.Gillian Darley, 1999, p. 95 On 30 June 1792 Soane purchased 12 Lincoln's Inn Fields for £2100.Stroud, 1984, P.64 He demolished the existing house and rebuilt it to his own design, the Soanes moving in on 18 January 1794.
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Retrieved 2 August 2010. Part of Mendes' success was ostensibly based on his frequent presence at football schools and youth teams throughout Portugal, spotting and signing young players, as he did with Cristiano Ronaldo and Ricardo Quaresma. It has been reported that Mendes came to physical blows at the Portela Airport in Lisbon with Luís Figo's agent, José Veiga, whose influence he was gradually supplanting at this time. Mendes has also been accused by other agents of moving in on their players shortly before agreeing major deals.
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The gang returns with the baby to find the hotel a mess. Lorne announces he'll be moving in on account of Caritas being destroyed...again. Although everyone wants to hold the baby, Angel is paternally attached to his son, holds him protectively and keeps everyone at bay. Angel struggles with the father role when he cleans a cut on his son's face while the rest of the gang plan to keep the baby safe from the inevitable attackers looking to steal and kill him.
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In the 1970s, community protests led a chain of donut stores to drop its plans to open a store in O.B. In 2000 an Exxon station abandoned its attempt to open a gas station there. In 2001, an organized grassroots effort attempted unsuccessfully to block Starbucks from opening a coffee shop in Ocean Beach. In 2019, a similar grassroots effort was unsuccessful in stopping Target from moving in on Newport Avenue. Ocean Beach is the site of a historic single-screen movie house; The Strand Theatre, which opened in November 1925.
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Kafka puts her on the trail of "Ackers", who is really a drug lord named Rupert Pelham (Malcolm McDowell). The trail leads Rubi back to Hong Kong and then to London again, where she is captured by Pelham's subordinate, Sorrell (Alan Cumming), and tortured for information. Rubi manages to overpower her captors and escape, and kills Sorrell, but not before he confesses that Pelham is moving in on the real Ackers that night. Rubi confronts Pelham at Ackers's mansion, just as William Ackers is about to be killed.
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The following day Iraqi security forces dismantled the Ramadi protest camp, however police special forces units claimed they came under fire when trying to enter the camp. At least ten people were killed and a number of police vehicles were attacked and burned, whilst Iraqi government helicopters supported security forces moving in on the camp. Loudspeakers from some Mosques in Ramadi reportedly exhorted people to "go to jihad." A doctor at Ramadi hospital claimed that 10 gunmen had been killed and 30 wounded, whilst 3 policemen were killed and some four police vehicles destroyed.
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Meanwhile, the escorts, searching for U-boats outside the convoy perimeter, found U-100 around 1.30am moving in on the surface. She dived, but Walker attacked with a depth charge pattern at close range. U-100 evaded further damage, and surfaced, to be sighted and rammed by Vanoc just after 3am; Schepke was killed when Vanoc smashed into his periscope structure and U100 went down with most of her crew. As this was happening, U-99 was making her escape; she nearly collided with a destroyer in the dark and dived.
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Thornberry has lived in Islington since the early 1990s. In July 1991 she married fellow barrister Christopher Nugee, of Wilberforce Chambers, in Tower Hamlets, and they have two sons and a daughter. Nugee later became a Queen's Counsel, then a High Court Judge, when he was knighted, at which point Thornberry became entitled to be styled Lady Nugee, although she does not use the title. Since 1993 they have lived on Richmond Crescent, Barnsbury, where Tony Blair also lived until the 1997 general election, moving in on the same day as the Blairs.
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Building began in 1846 on a site purchased from the Earl of Warwick and was completed in 1852, the first patients moving in on 30 June. It was originally named the Warwick County Lunatic Asylum and from 1930-1948 the Warwickshire County Mental Hospital. A classic Victorian asylum built on a grand scale in the gothic style, it at one point housed 1,600 patients.A page on mental health hospitals in Warwickshire Eventually gaining over of land, the hospital patients provided most of their own food from three farms in the grounds and a spring supplied it with water.
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After he finishes his set Betty looks for Jesse at his apartment, only to walk in on Amanda making out with Jesse. The stunned Betty then confronts Amanda for moving in on Jesse and tells her that she is throwing Amanda out of the apartment. As Betty cries her heart out outside the building, Daniel sees her and tells Betty that she'll always be a beautiful woman even if her heart gets broken. Hours later, Amanda, realizing why this was so upsetting, gives the proceeds to Betty for rent money and assures her that Jesse is not worth it.
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She knows nothing of Juna's role as savior, but tries to help her deal with what she sees as nothing more than emotions from her confusing personal life. Although she never says it directly, it is very obvious that Sayuri is greatly infatuated with Tokio, even though Juna, her best friend, is dating Tokio. She tries to fight her own feelings, swinging between pushing Tokio away by setting him and Juna up, and raging at Juna for not appreciating his kindness. With Juna absent off fighting Raaja, Saiyuri can't help herself from moving in on Tokio, but Tokio's response to her is minimal.
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The Rough Riders played a key role in the outcome of the Spanish–American War by assisting the American forces in forming a constricting ring around the city of Santiago de Cuba. The ultimate goal of the Americans in capturing the San Juan Heights (also known as Kettle Hill and San Juan Hill) was to attain a strategic position from which to move downhill and attack Santiago, a strong point for the Spanish military. The Spanish had a fleet of cruisers in port. The United States drove the Spanish cruisers out of their port by taking areas around Santiago and subsequently moving in on the city from multiple directions.
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Foreseeing a German invasion, a coalition of Anti-Fascist parties and Monarchists formed the Committee of National Liberation (CLN). On 3 September the Badoglio government signed an unconditional surrender, which U.S. General Eisenhower made public on the eve of the Fifth Army's amphibious landing at Salerno (8 September). At the same time, Badoglio issued the Badoglio Proclamation, directing Italian troops to end hostilities against the Allies but to oppose attacks "from any other quarter". The following day, the German army began moving in on Rome, and that night the King and Badoglio fled the city for Pescara and then to Bari, leaving a leadership vacuum.
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Lovett's brother-in- law Richard Lonergan, who had become leader before Lovett was killed, began an even more aggressive attack against Vincent Mangano, Albert Anastasia, and Joe Adonis, who had begun moving in on the waterfront. On the night of December 25, 1925, Lonergan and five of his men (Aaron Harms, James "Ragtime" Howard, Paddy Maloney, Cornielius Ferry, and James Hart) entered the Adonis Social Club, a Mafia-owned South Brooklyn speakeasy, during a Christmas celebration. Lonergan and the other White Handers, according to witnesses, were intoxicated and being unruly with the Italian patrons. Lonergan himself loudly and openly called nearby customers "wops", "dagos" and other ethnic slurs.
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Renovated Midtown Tower, now known as Tower 280 In 2011 the high rise tower section of Midtown Plaza was stripped to a skeletal state in preparation for its conversion to a mixed-use residential and commercial building, expected to be completed and opened around 2015. The Tower was sold by the city to the local construction and re-development company Buckingham Properties who renamed the tower Tower 280 At Midtown. In 2014 Midtown Tower began its redeveloped into a mix of residential and commercial space, a partnership between Buckingham Properties and Morgan Management. With about thirty leases signed, its first occupants began moving in on January 15, 2016.
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As he paid for his efforts on the home stretch, he served as a blockade for Britain and France, Kevin Borlée brought Belgium around the outside into third by the handoff. On the front, Deon Lendore, chased by Nellum stayed relatively even, with 400 finalist Machel Cedenio taking the baton ahead of 400 silver medalist LaShawn Merritt. Merritt fell in behind Cedenio to strategically prepare to give his best move, but Javon Francis brought Jamaica all the way from fifth place to sprinting past the lead duo on the backstretch. Merritt went around Cedenio and started moving in on Francis for that final move.
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The centre of the two fleets was divided by two separate squadrons of the British line: the forward division under admirals Benjamin Caldwell and George Bowyer and the rear under Lord Howe. While Howe in Queen Charlotte was engaging the French closely, his subordinates in the forward division were less active. Instead of moving in on their opposite numbers directly, the forward division sedately closed with the French in line ahead formation, engaging in a long distance duel which did not prevent their opponents from harassing the embattled Defence just ahead of them. Of all the ships in this squadron only HMS Invincible, under Thomas Pakenham, ranged close to the French lines.
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Returned to Earth, Tom rallies humanity into a global resistance that will march on major Espheni bases all over the world. Tom leads the militias in the United States in a march on the Espheni base in Washington, D.C. With the help of an Espheni communications device, humanity learns that the Espheni serve a previously- unknown queen who comes to planets when victory is assured and the Espheni are moving from invasion to occupation. Indeed, while in Washington, Tom spots signs of the Espheni moving in on Earth. Tracking the queen to the ruins of the Lincoln Memorial, Tom confronts her alone and she informs him of the true reason for the invasion.
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In October 1918, Prime Minister Alexandru Marghiloman ordered the Romanian Army to take control of Bukovina and Hotin, in the far-northern tip of Bessarabia. The 1st Cavalry Division soon moved into the region; it was spearheaded by the 3rd Redcoats Regiment and the 40th Infantry Regiment, both of which were placed under the command of General Davidoglu. Hotin was ceded by the Austrians on November 10, but on January 7, 1919, the Hotin Uprising, a Ukrainian-led insurrection, began. On January 19 Podolian irregulars crossed into Hotin County at Atachi, disarming Romanian border guards and moving in on Soroca; on January 23, after reaching Secureni, rebellion erupted in Hotin itself, chasing out the Romanian garrison.
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A total of 25 tornadoes touched down during a large outbreak across the Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley.October 24, 2001 Tornado Outbreak (NWS Northern Indiana) October 24, 2001 Severe Weather Damage Survey (NWS Central Illinois) Coffee County Storm Survey, October 24, 2001 (NWS Nashville, TN) October 24, 2001 Severe Weather Outbreak (Midwestern Regional Climate Center) Lansing Downbursts of October 24, 2001 The outbreak was caused by an extremely deep low pressure system that was detected as early as Saturday, October 20 moving in on the coast of California. The Storm Prediction Center was already predicting a chance of thunderstorms on Wednesday. The area forecast discussion started mentioning a "severe potential" on Tuesday, also mentioning "severe storms with large hail and damaging winds possible".
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The Japanese were then moving in on a coastwatcher named Kennedy who held the plantation on the point, and Rear Admiral Richmond K. Turner decided to advance the date of the opening of the Segi Point phase of the New Georgia operation in order to keep possession of the beachhead which for all intents and purposes was already established there and to protect Kennedy and his native guerrillas. Waters and Dent transited the Slot during the night of 20 and 21 June and, early the next morning, threaded their way through the uncharted shoal water between New Georgia and Vangunu to Segi Point. In less than two hours, the two former flushdeckers disembarked their passengers and stood out to sea again.
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TNRT,a Tamil Nationalist organization, fought for an independent Tamil homeland and followed the goal to unite Tamil Nadu and Tamil Eelam to a Greater Tamil Nadu. In October 2008, amid build up in shelling into the Tamil civilian areas by the Sri Lankan military, with the army moving in on the LTTE and the navy battling the latter's sea patrol, Indian Tamil MP's, including those supporting the Singh government in the DMK and PMK, threatened to resign en masse if the Indian government did not pressure the Lankan government to cease firing on civilians. In response, the Indian government reported it had upped the ante on the Lankan government to ease tensions. Ever since, the DMK, apart from the 2G corruption scandals, has seen a steady decline in popularity in Tamil Nadu.
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The Murano was announced in 2005 when Philadelphia was experiencing a condominium boom that had begun in the late 1990s; between 1998 and 2004 more than 70 Center City office and manufacturing buildings had been converted into rental and condominium apartments. The project was jointly developed by Thomas Properties Group of Los Angeles and P&A; Associates of Philadelphia. The planned site of the Murano was on West Market Street in Center City, an area which had not had any residential development until 2002 when 2121 Market Street was converted into apartments. Construction began around the end of 2005. Murano under construction in October 2007. Built by construction firm Turner Construction Company, the US$165 million Murano was completed in 2008 with residents first moving in on June 18.
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In fact, Nicholas Morello should have had an easier time organizing crime in America than Lucky Luciano and Meyer Lansky would later, but he found himself too mired down by old-country conflicts. While Nicholas Morello Sicilian gangs controlled the rackets of East Harlem and Greenwich Village in Manhattan, the Brooklyn Camorristas, immigrant criminals from the Camorra gangs of Naples, extended their power in Brooklyn, collecting protection money from Italian storekeepers, coal and ice dealers and other businessmen, as well as operating rackets on the Brooklyn docks. In 1915, Brooklyn Camorra leader Pellegrino Morano, a man who had his own dreams of expansion, began moving in on the Morello family's Manhattan territory of East Harlem and Greenwich Village. After a Neapolitan ally of the Morello family, Goisue Gallucci was killed in East Harlem.
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The ad campaign for the BK Homestyle Melt sandwiches depicted a group of women, presumably mothers, who have attempted to kill the King through various means such as putting a hit on him or attempting to run him over with a car. It is implied this is done because the new products are moving in on the women's territory, home cooked meals. The character has appeared in the tie-in promotion of the film Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, commercials for a cross-promotions with the NFL and DirecTV's NFL Sunday Ticket sports subscription package. A further series of advertisements featuring Brooke Burke, which premiered during Super Bowl XL, featured the King orchestrating an elaborate Broadway-style show called "the Whopperettes": women dressed as burger condiments and toppings in a Ziegfeld Follies type production.
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When an armed and violent criminal is sheltered in a location not easily reachable by a tranquilizer round or disabling shot - or lethal ammunition, if authorized by mission leaders - police, military, and counterterrorism officers maintain distance (often out of the direct line of sight and behind cover) while often using a megaphone to call for backup, the arrest of the subject, or to take him/her into custody. Sniper coverage is used often in these situations, and standard procedure for officers or operatives (or citizens taking part in a citizen's arrest) is to call for heavily armored backup while maintaining cover themselves. In the wake of active shooter scenarios, some law enforcement agencies have switched to moving in on the suspects, to prevent the gunmen from harming civilians. Therapeutic interventions or diplomatic techniques may be used to talk down the suspects or identified threats and assailants.
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Though the gang often worked for the Five Families and frequently acted as drug distributors for the Five Families, they were also noted for their "lack of respect for other members of organized crime," and they just as often competed with the Mafia or disregarded the Mafia's turf claims and orders, sometimes moving in on Mafia drug territory. In fact, law enforcement at one point feared that a mob war would break out between the Purple Gang and certain Mafia families, specifically Carmine Galante's Bonanno Crime Family, and the gang became so powerful and feared that it was sometimes referred to as New York City's "Sixth Family." Law enforcement speculated that during the late 1970s, the Purple Gang began developed a relationship with Nicaraguan drug dealers, trading firearms for drugs. The firearms were apparently sent to Latin American narcoterrorists through connections in Florida in exchange for smuggled drugs.
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In 1916, the first of five buildings known as Plant 64 between Fourth and Fifth Streets was built. The 400,000-square-foot Plant 64 was the oldest remaining Reynolds plant when it was renovated at a cost of $55 million into 242 apartments, with the first residents moving in on July 1, 2014. The last building used for making cigarettes downtown was Building No. 12 across Second Street from the Building 256 complex, which Forsyth County bought when manufacturing ended there in 1990; finished in 1916, it was to be renovated for county offices after an announcement in 1999. Building 60 was built in 1923 and later renovated. Three buildings which were part of the "90 series" on Vine Street were later renovated; the one at 525 Vine was built in 1926, while Buildings 90-3 and 90-1A at 635 Vine, used for tobacco processing, were built in the early 1960s.
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Part of the Spring Hill estate In 1947, the estate was sold to the Congregation of Holy Cross, a teaching and nursing order and so Spring Hill became known as the Convent of the Cross. At that time it was described as being "a derelict dump in the middle of a hay field" and it took a lot of work to restore it.The Isle of Wight County Press dated 1 April 2016, Page 29 The convent duly opened, with the nuns moving in on 1 September 1948.The Isle of Wight County Press dated 2 October 1998, Page 29 Since then, a chapel has been added to the building and its grounds now contain a small graveyard, where a number of the nuns have been interred. In 1950, the Holy Cross’s Cowes school, which occupied a single room in Terminus Road,The Isle of Wight County Press dated 2 October 1998, Page 29 was moved to the convent, occupying two of its rooms.
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The use of Seaton was necessary because of intense rivalry with Eric Gandar Dower's Aberdeen Airways. Gandar Dower had recently established Aberdeen Dyce airport but had denied Fresson the use of it, forcing Highland Airways to make other arrangements to serve the city. There had been a gentleman's agreement that Highland Airways would operate to the north of Aberdeen and Aberdeen Airways would operate to the south, but with the railways dominating routes to Glasgow, Edinburgh, and onwards to London, the southern routes were unprofitable, so Gandar Dower turned his attention to the Northern Isles and their competition continued until their later merger into British Airways. Fresson moved from Seaton to a new airfield at Kintore, where he had built a new hangar, moving in on 22 May 1935. On 29 May 1934 Highland started the UK’s first internal airmail service, with a contract for the Inverness to Orkney route, the first flight being flown by Fresson in Dragon G-ACCE.
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Receiving tribute payments from Italian laborers and dockworkers, as well as from the rival Provenzano crime family (who held a near monopoly of commercial shipping from South American fruit shipments), they eventually began moving in on Provenzano fruit loading operations intimidating the Provenzanos with threats of violence. Although the Provenzanos withdrew in favor of giving the Matrangas a cut of waterfront racketeering, by the late 1880s, the two families eventually went to war over the grocery and produce businesses held by the Provenzanos. As both sides began employing a large number of Sicilian mafiosi from their native Monreale, Sicily, the violent gang war began attracting police attention, particularly from New Orleans police chief David Hennessy who began investigating the warring organizations. Within months of his investigation, Hennessy was shot by several unidentified attackers while walking home on the night of October 15, 1890; he died of his wounds less than twelve hours later, having failed to identify his assailants beyond allegedly claiming "The Dagoes shot me".
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By 1941 Kinloss was overcrowded with aircraft belonging to 45 MU and 19 OTU, therefore a satellite station was constructed at Balnageith, to the south west of the nearby town of Forres. The satellite, known as RAF Forres, opened on 25 January 1941, with 'D' flight of 19 OTU and their Whitleys moving in on 27 April 1941 and 'C' flight following on 13 May 1941. Despite this Kinloss continued to struggle to accommodate all 45 MU's aircraft. To relieve pressure on space, two satellite landing grounds (SLG) were established to store aircraft off-site in August 1941. These were at RAF Dornoch (40 SLG) near Dornoch and RAF Kirkton (41 SLG) near Golspie, located 23 and 27 miles away across the Moray Firth respectively. During the summer of 1942, Kinloss's grass runways were replaced with permanent paved runways, with the main runway extended to 1,828m (now 07/25) and two secondary runways constructed. This allowed a wide range of aircraft types to use Kinloss as a diversion airfield when their home stations further south were closed due to poor weather.
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Robertson goes on to say that when the Christian Brothers arrived in Auckland, they were seen as moving in on Marist "territory" by some of the older Marist Brothers. However there is evidence that the relationship between the Christian Brothers and the younger Marist Brothers was positive in the early days of St Peter's College: Paul Malcolm Robertson, p. 41.A leading Marist Brother protagonist through this trouble was also named "Brother Benignus" (he held the positions of "Director" of Sacred Heart College 1927-1932 and Provincial of the New Zealand Province of the Marist Brothers 1932-1941) - see:"Golden Jubilee Celebrated: Rev Brother Benignus", Zealandia, 4 January 1945, p. 13; for more on the Marist Brother Benignus (and, other leading protagonists, Brothers Justin and Borgia), the territorial defensiveness of the Marist Brothers and the confusion relating to the St Peter's College site (the Outhwaite trust property) see: Pat Gallagher, The Marist Brothers in New Zealand Fiji & Samoa 1876-1976, New Zealand Marist Brothers' Trust Board, Tuakau, 1976, especially pp.
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