Neighbors searching for neighbors ... and their neighbors' dogs, cats, parakeets and hamsters.
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Neighbors bump into neighbors; greetings are exchanged; news is shared.
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Neighbors informed on neighbors, and any phone could be wiretapped.
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But I think that neighbors are going to help neighbors.
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"Now we've seen images of neighbors helping neighbors," he said.
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"In Small Town USA, neighbors help neighbors," the department said.
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Neighbors' ability to mock itself is what made it so refreshing — but if you thought Neighbors was self-aware, Neighbors 2 doubles down.
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Neighbors share with neighbors if there is enough to go round.
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And those black neighbors have been replaced by new white neighbors.
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We're all neighbors and we must love our neighbors as ourselves.
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"Neighbors help neighbors," the minister said to a murmur of approval.
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Many of the stories in "Good Neighbors" are about bad neighbors.
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That's right, you should prepare because your neighbors need you to prepare—especially your elderly neighbors, your neighbors who work at hospitals, your neighbors with chronic illnesses, and your neighbors who may not have the means or the time to prepare because of lack of resources or time.
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And we might hate our neighbors, and our neighbors might hate us.
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Some neighbors - and even potential neighbors - remain delighted by the flashy exhibit.
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There's Neighbors, where geographic neighbors connect with one another through Ring's platform.
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"We don't have Greek neighbors anymore, we have Airbnb neighbors," he said.
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"We're all neighbors, and we must love our neighbors as ourselves," Kaine said.
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The war between the loud neighbors upstairs and the easily disturbed neighbors downstairs continues.
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Neighbors fail to recognize neighbors in the streets because their faces are so sunken.
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Neighbors started fighting neighbors, tearing apart what was once a multi-ethnic, multireligious society.
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It's a way for neighbors to talk about stuff, when neighbors don't usually talk.
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Just as you can't choose which neighbors surround you, you're surrounded by your neighbors online.
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It turned out to be my neighbors, my cheap neighbors, who go into my network.
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I am encouraged because I have heard and read of stories of neighbors helping neighbors.
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They've initiated significant confusion among the residents and, worst of all, turned neighbors against neighbors.
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"We moved in, and we became neighbors, and then we became more than neighbors," Roose remembers.
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"These are our neighbors, and we will continue to support our neighbors," Murray said last week.
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But they have not embraced the same sense of responsibility for preventing neighbors from killing neighbors.
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"Deborah has shown us that we have neighbors, and that our neighbors are wrongly shut off by walls and we're supposed to pretend that they are not our neighbors," Steinem tells PEOPLE.
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Neighbors neighbors reported that a red truck had sped away from the scene just after the attack.
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LTV: Um, and so we looked at a specific subset of those complaints: neighbors complaining about neighbors.
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But other neighbors find that inconceivable, describing the Pauls as welcoming neighbors with trim and tidy landscaping.
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Neighbors divided China and Taiwan are neighbors divided by decades of tension after they separated in 1949.
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Neighbors were concerned The Harts moved to a home in Woodland, Washington, in mid-2017, neighbors said.
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Chloë Grace Moretz will soon star in Neighbors 2, the sequel to the frat boy film Neighbors.
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Several neighbors said they did not know many of their neighbors and had not met Mr. Tarrant.
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Neighbors turn against neighbors and fear is so thick that even children are seen as a threat.
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Texans are a tough lot, and we'll get through Harvey, but neighbors helping neighbors is always good.
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In the highlands, stories of neighbors murdering neighbors based on accusations of poisons and hexes are routine.
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Instead of seeing Muslim neighbors, Hispanic neighbors, Mormon neighbors as a chance to show Christ's love and spread the gospel, conservative Evangelicals see these fellow human beings as a threat to be neutralized.
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Neighbors killed neighbors and Hutu husbands even murdered their Tutsi wives out of fear for their own lives.
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"They're actually really dreamy neighbors because the last thing they want is trouble with their neighbors," Griffin explains.
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Supporters say the process is democracy in action: neighbors debating neighbors, not in Facebook comments or Twitter wars.
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The realignment process, in many ways, becomes a social experiment, with neighbors pressuring neighbors to join their candidates.
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And Venezuelan refugees are sorely taxing their neighbors' economies, as Syrian refugees have impacted their Middle Eastern neighbors.
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In many ways, the Neighbors/Ring ecosystem is like a virtual gated community: people can opt themselves in by downloading the Neighbors app, and with a Ring camera, users can frame neighbors as a threat.
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Roadie was founded on the southern hospitality notion of neighbors helping neighbors, and this includes our four-legged friends.
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And when those rattlesnakes start to move in neighbors' ranches, the neighbors ask the rancher to kill the rattlesnakes.
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Our immediate neighbors have been very understanding of the situation, but we have been unable to contact other neighbors.
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"Our model is about neighbors helping neighbors, versus a side hustle," said Samuel M. Purington, the agency's executive director.
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" Alluding to the words of Jesus, he added, "We're all neighbors, and we must love our neighbors as ourselves.
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However, Ring and Neighbors market themselves as a crime-fighting tools only by actively encouraging people to fear their neighbors.
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More than 800,000 Rwandans were killed in the massacres — neighbors killed neighbors, there were even stories of husbands killing wives.
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We've moved from, you know, neighbors helping neighbors to being a business where you can get home services on demand.
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The exposure of embezzlement leaves communities thunderstruck and wounded at the revelation of neighbors stealing from neighbors, friends cheating friends.
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Yet curbing religious and philosophical exemptions to vaccination has proved extraordinarily difficult, pitting neighbors against neighbors, and sometimes paralyzing statehouses.
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"Now, your neighbors are hurting," the coalition, calling itself NOPE — Neighbors Organizing for Power and Equality — wrote in the letter.
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Neighbors helping neighbors represents a form of saving, creating a reciprocal obligation to be repaid when the tables inevitably turn.
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Staying home reduces the risk to others, especially the most vulnerable: "your elderly neighbors, your neighbors who work at hospitals, your neighbors with chronic illnesses, and your neighbors who may not have the means or the time to prepare because of lack of resources or time," as Zeynep Tufekci put it in Scientific American.
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"My neighbors are asking for laundromats … my neighbors are asking for childcare facilities and places for the senior population," she said.
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He established a sinister system of local Committees for the Defense of the Revolution, which set neighbors to informing on neighbors.
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In a refreshing twist, Neighbors 2 is a far more explicitly feminist comedy than Neighbors — and it loves that about itself.
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They know their neighbors, like Ms. Watson and Mr. Davis, and exchange friendly waves with neighbors they don't know as well.
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Today, nearly a third report no interactions with neighbors and only about 20 percent say they spend time regularly with neighbors.
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As a kid, he cut the flowers in his neighbors' yard and sold them back to those same neighbors at a profit.
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The neighbors alerted the parents who came over and got Hannah, but after she grew frantic and begged the neighbors to stay.
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Sure, my neighbors' houses are all worth less than $2278 million, and my house looks just like all of my neighbors' houses.
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The general rule was that green scales tended to have four black neighbors, and black scales tended to have three green neighbors.
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The Aesthetic of Fear on Neighbors The Neighbors app empowers people to not just watch their neighborhood, but to organize as watchers.
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We should prepare not because we are facing a doomsday scenario out of our control, but because we can alter every aspect of this risk we face as a society [....] you should prepare because your neighbors need you to prepare — especially your elderly neighbors, your neighbors who work at hospitals, your neighbors with chronic illnesses, and your neighbors who may not have the means or the time to prepare because of lack of resources or time.
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I think he has to pass a message and the message is listen we&aposre neighbors, we can be neighbors in the world.
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Each episode like this seems to end the same way--neighbors helping neighbors get back to life as close to normal as possible.
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These rules include attraction, whereby the fish move closer to their neighbors, and repulsion, whereby the fish increase their distance from their neighbors.
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He believes there's also the "issue of neighbors not respecting the needs of their neighbors and hoarding products" that's leading to apparent shortages.
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And so, they would go next door to play with other kids or visit the neighbors, we had some very helpful, wonderful neighbors.
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Although the courtyard was surrounded by a metal fence, the gate was often open and some neighbors left their garbage there, neighbors said.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Good neighbors Meet the neighbors who've helped a woman who uses a wheelchair get into bed every night -- for 10 years.
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Neighbors help neighbors, and newcomers who stay live by the motto of the native Ocracokers: We don't ask for help, we give help.
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The 60-person town was most unwelcoming of its new, New Age-y neighbors — and those neighbors retaliated to such intolerance with great force.
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In the same span of time, the owners of the gas station kept sending their neighbors a message, and those neighbors kept misreading it.
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You know, they are your neighbors, they are my neighbors, they are regular people that do the right thing and they were very affected.
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Rohingya who've fled have spoken of their homes being torched, of neighbors turning on neighbors, of relatives taken away never to be seen again.
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And for the rest of us, the outcomes include neighbors and future neighbors who have been groomed to cause harm to themselves and others.
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I liked them a whole lot in Neighbors; after Neighbors 2, I'd follow them to hell and back (so through three more sequels, probably).
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And the goal is to have the same tax level as our German neighbors or our British neighbors as they are our natural competitors.
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I would be able to sleep in a bed with sheets that I purchased, and I would say hi to the neighbors — my neighbors.
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Inside of those walls are neighbors—neighbors who, without the right to vote, might even boost your political power, perverse as that may seem.
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Check in with your pet sitter, check in with the neighbors across the street, check in with folks who check in with elderly neighbors.
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In Neighbors (Universal), Rose Byrne kisses Halston Sage in order to escalate a vengeful plan she and Seth Rogen carried out against their neighbors.
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The drama unfolded over the course of Trump's speech, as the reader's neighbors began to argue with her, then brought their neighbors into the fray.
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But, underneath all that brawn is a teeny tiny brain (much like his characters in Neighbors, Neighbors 2, and Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates).
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Recognizing that their child's intense yell may upset their neighbors, one couple decided to offer some handy earplugs to their neighbors in their apartment's common space.
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Moreover, with all its neighbors the EU has varying levels of access to the Single Market, depending on the obligations those neighbors are willing to undertake.
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You should also consider trapping these pals (the squirrels, not the neighbors) and relocating them (again, the squirrels, not the neighbors) to a far-off habitat.
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Neighbors rescue neighbors More than 200 vehicles had been towed in Houston by Thursday night, as floodwaters began to recede, Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said.
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Indeed, here are some questions that international law leaves unanswered: If one country undertakes a project that harms their neighbors, can their neighbors demand it stop?
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"They're actually really dreamy neighbors because the last thing they want is trouble with their neighbors," Griffin explained to PEOPLE in August of her Bel Air home.
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Farooq Hussain, known by neighbors to walk the area no matter the season, has had health problems of his own and recently underwent surgery, two neighbors said.
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The solution is to attach value to the jobs our neighbors do — and to our neighbors themselves — by showing them that we attach value to their labor.
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"With all its neighbors the EU has varying levels of access to the single market, depending on the obligations those neighbors are willing to undertake," she said.
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If you do trust your neighbors and you do trust the platform, then you will ask your neighbors for whatever you need, whatever service provider you need.
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"On Halloween, kids literally go door to door to get free candy from the neighbors because the kids don't have it and the neighbors do," Colbert said.
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It has to be the success of your company, of all your employees, of your neighbors and even your neighbors at the other side of the world.
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The outpouring of volunteer assistance (think Cajun Navy) is truly an outstanding example of a citizenry united in selfless acts of rescue – neighbors helping neighbors in crisis.
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Pollution that she knows is making her children and others sick even as she and her neighbors pay higher utility bills than neighbors in less polluted areas.
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The title of the festival implies that we in the United States perhaps make assumptions about the music of our "southern neighbors" because, well, they're our neighbors.
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He settled into a first-floor apartment in Hollis, Queens, where neighbors said he was quiet but cordial, waving hello to neighbors, and carrying on small talk.
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The neighbors later informed us that they had left a note on the bike asking for it to be removed and inquired about it with other neighbors.
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Make Your Neighbors Think the NSA Is Watching Them Make your neighbors paranoid about their online activities by changing your Wifi network name to NSA Surveillance Van #4.
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Some neighbors in Piedras Negras have found themselves neighbors once again in Lufkin, basically transplanting part of their community from Mexico and taking it north of the border.
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Even her parents, who used to share dinner and exchange presents with two of their longtime white neighbors, ended those friendships because they felt their neighbors disrespected Obama.
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Sunday: Two Georgia deputies killed after neighbors' dispute Two sheriff's deputies in central Georgia were fatally shot Sunday as they responded to a dispute between neighbors, authorities said.
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"We believe in the traditional American democratic process where neighbors talk to neighbors about the most important issues affecting their lives," Steyer said in a statement to CNN.
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Neighbors are best at swaying other neighbors to vote, and people often become involved in social movements, at least initially, because their friends invite them to an event.
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Many of the stories are set in the suburbs, where couples argue and attend garden parties, where wives covet their neighbors' husbands and husbands seize their neighbors' wives.
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"My theology is that if I can see God moving through people, neighbors helping neighbors, I can shelve the bigger question of why is this happening," he said.
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"Instead the front yards of participating neighbors will be available for use [and] food trucks will be parked in participating neighbors' driveways throughout the street," the organizer wrote.
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Ring's "partner success associates" will even reach out to police officers when they notice them using Facebook instead of Neighbors, often pre-writing their Neighbors posts for them.
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The wall we put up between ourselves and our neighbor represented, well, the metaphorical walls we put up between ourselves and our neighbors, particularly our neighbors who aren't white.
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Neighbors and Friends Were Shocked The New Year's Eve killings have shaken the people of the quiet shore town, with longtime neighbors and friends of the family expressing shock.
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As we practice daily, ordinary, radical hospitality – strangers become neighbors, and neighbors become the family of God… And our hearts, homes, and lives find the key to greater joy.
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NEIGHBORS You can't always pick your neighbors if they move in after you do, but you can get an idea of who is already there before you move in.
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Neighbors told The A.P. that Mr. Hayes was a chef who lived with a woman and a 2-year-old girl, and would often wave and chat with neighbors.
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There have been harrowing rescues, neighbors coming to the aid of neighbors, strangers donating money and opening their homes and numerous other acts of selflessness in the darkest moment.
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Some more hopeful stories have also emerged from the chaos: neighbors taking up the task of rescuing neighbors, crews working nonstop throughout the night to find victims in the rubble.
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It's a welcome break for him from the whispers of neighbors being forced to pay a "war tax" to gangs, or the news of murdered neighbors and friends, she said.
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In a bid to offset the impact of giant neighbors Russia and China, Mongolia has also courted "third neighbors" like the United States and Japan, leading to growing cultural ties.
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I don't mean to suggest that Neighbors 2 relies any less than Neighbors did on jokes that want to make you laugh while choking on your popcorn in bemused horror.
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My neighbors are home for a few more weeks before they leave for the summer, so I invited them and two other neighbors to a Cinco de Mayo dinner party.
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"It's ironic that the installation is called 'Good Neighbors,'" he said, given that the Fund did not formally consult with neighbors like his association and the Washington Square Park Conservancy.
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"We are neighbors with her sons and we have been keeping them informed as good neighbors do," Eleri Lynn, curator at Historic Royal Palaces which is hosting the exhibition, tells PEOPLE.
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But if you don't, there are unfortunately no equalizer settings on the HomePod you can adjust to peel back the bass for your ears' and neighbors' sake (sorry to my neighbors).
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Neighbors said the children were all home-schooled and that their parents kept them on a tight leash, forbidding them from mingling with neighbors or playing with kids outside the family.
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"Already you see a number of emerging markets intervening to help their neighbors," Rajan said during a speech in London, noting India had liquidity lines open for some of its neighbors.
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" The Qur'an tells us that we should "do good to…those in need, neighbors who are near, neighbors who are strangers, the companion by your side, the wayfarer that you meet.
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TRACK THE STORM Neighbors rescuing neighbors On Grand Bahama Island, residents of Freeport fervently worked to rescue people in communities where the havoc wreaked by Dorian was much worse than expected.
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But it's not clear if white Missouri Democrats will vote like their western neighbors in Oklahoma and Nebraska (which supported Sanders), or like their eastern neighbors in Tennessee (which supported Clinton).
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Coppi cared for her neighbors -- and never fell ill.
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Apparently, Sandi and Paul are neighbors ... how 'bout that??
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" He added: "We've had neighbors come bring us pie.
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" The father of five also filed separate court documents recently, asking the judge to temporarily halt the lawsuit with his neighbors pending the outcome of his bankruptcy filing, according to the New York Daily News, which also obtained an amended complaint from the neighbors stating: "[The neighbors] are in constant fear of the hillside collapsing.
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In the summer of 2017, Hannah, then 73, ran to her next-door neighbors' home, "begging for help," according to the Clark County sheriff's report, which cites an interview with the neighbors.
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They are neighbors in a regional sense and they are neighbors in a human sense, the sense in which Jesus taught us to "love your neighbor as yourself" (Matthew 85033:34-40).
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Forty years ago, those numbers were reversed, with nearly 30 percent of Americans reporting visiting neighbors at least twice a week, and about 20 percent not interacting with their neighbors at all.
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But, some things you can't change are the most costly detractors, like having commercial neighbors, a sloped backyard, or less-than-tidy neighbors — which could bring down offers by $5,000 or more.
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Everyone carefully emphasizes the peaceful and loving nature of the day's march: They are there to love their neighbors, they insist—an act that includes preventing their neighbors from terminating unwanted pregnancies.
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The reason that we have hate is because we don't speak to our neighbors so he needs to get to know his neighbors and maybe he'll be a bit more open minded.
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She would not allow her children to associate with the neighbors, saying they were royalty and the neighbors were "commoners," said Sabia Rashid, 56, an ophthalmologist who lived a few doors away.
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For example, they found that Americans who were regularly generous with their neighbors were twice as likely to agree that they have a purpose than those who were less generous to neighbors.
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Neighbors will help their neighbors by distinguishing between the sort of first aid that can be administered using household supplies, and the sort of first aid that needs professional help or evacuation.
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While Vietnam and China are neighbors that share a communist ideology, China has aggressively claimed territory in the South China Sea, irking Vietnam and other Southeast Asian neighbors and also raising concerns internationally.
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His family and neighbors in the Flatlands neighborhood of Brooklyn described him as a kind young man who would sometimes watch the neighbors' kids and chat at the shared mailbox on the block.
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Roughly a quarter of respondents said they believed their neighbors were ready for a gay president, while 6900 percent said their neighbors were either definitely or probably not ready for a gay president.
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Depending on where you live, and barring living in a space with either non-existent neighbors or neighbors/roommates friendly to drums (electronic or non), that probably means finding a dedicated practice space.
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As part of Ring's announcement, the company released an Active Law Enforcement Map that shows 405 police departments that use the Neighbors Portal, which is an extension of Ring's Neighbors app for police.
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It's unclear whether police are aware that people doing crucial and sensitive work related to the Neighbors app, which feeds into the Law Enforcement Neighbors Portal, are sometimes based outside the United States.
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Skating, music, tequila nutcrackers, vodka squirt guns, friends, and neighbors.
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We will champion the independence and liberty of our neighbors.
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Neighbors say he came from a tightly knit religious family.
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Once upon a time, they were (Facebook) friends and neighbors.
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He roots for their South Side neighbors, the White Sox.
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Twice as often as not, volunteers performed favors for neighbors.
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Also they don't want to wake the neighbors at 3AM.
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Many of his neighbors gave up, but Daly wasn't finished.
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Neighbors also say Janoris Jenkins' brother lives at the home.
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Neighbors described Adams, a widow, as a quiet, generous spirit.
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Neighbors, family members, and monks brought khatas and conducted a
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But his neighbors are fiercely proud of their homegrown leader.
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Neighbors told authorities that she had leukemia and muscular dystrophy.
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"The neighbors and the community are very distraught," she adds.
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We spend whole weekend days there mingling with our neighbors.
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Neighbors are learning each others' names for the first time.
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You'll hear two neighbors talking about what a rutabaga is.
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Paulous says many of her neighbors are reluctant to return.
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You share more than a zip code with your neighbors.
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Four or five of my neighbors were standing with him.
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Denied help by authority, she rallies her neighbors against it.
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It's Greek life deja vu in Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising.
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Neighbors alerted officials about the fire with one calling 911.
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"This is a story about helping your neighbors," he said.
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Neighbors stand outside a temporary morgue in Alotenango on Sunday.
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Ben Affleck may soon be neighbors with ex Jennifer Garner.
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Those with underground cisterns shared their water with their neighbors.
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Neighbors Link offers programs for immigrants and opportunities for volunteers.
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These massive land reclamation projects have made the neighbors nervous.
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Neighbors help design and sometimes even maintain the new patterns.
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His neighbors recalled seeing him lying unconscious on a woodpile.
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The mystery of how the neighbors feel has been resolved.
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Reuters asked three neighbors about the events of that evening.
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Neighbors and relatives dispute allegations that the children were starving.
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Her family and immigrant neighbors are not leaving their homes.
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Neighbors remarked on his immaculate home, bespoke suits and exuberance.
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Crown Heights, Brooklyn Organize a tenants' association with your neighbors.
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So how does your income measure up to your neighbors'?
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Though Swift herself didn't post any video, she has neighbors.
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We have Syrian neighbors across the street, I love them.
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Neighbors described him as a loner who often seemed angry.
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"My neighbors & I have flooded in Baton Rouge," he tweeted.
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Neighbors of the family said they are shocked and perplexed.
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We take the puppy outside to chat with the neighbors.
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Your family, friends and neighbors are hurt by them. pic.twitter.
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But none of the neighbors police interviewed corroborated that claim.
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He also posed for photos with a group of neighbors.
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Jones told family and neighbors she was pregnant with twins.
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But for now I have to go to the neighbors.
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WREG spoke to neighbors who were appalled by the news.
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Many of his neighbors, though, were not as fortunate. Gov.
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Northern neighbors Think all of our NAFTA complaints involve Mexico?
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Unless the neighbors are a nightmare, that place seems pleasant.
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I saw my neighbors all coming out of their houses.
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The noise brought neighbors outside, and the men soon left.
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The neighbors are blasting Eminem; so much nostalgia for me!
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She went outside and heard neighbors screaming to get out.
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"Thank goodness for the Ring!!!" the man wrote on Neighbors.
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Neighbors can post comments on anything in the crime feed.
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They could have been my neighbors back in the day.
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A quarter of our neighbors were born in another country.
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Neighbors said they had seen her running around 11 a.m.
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He has denied meddling in the affairs of his neighbors.
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Of course when your neighbors are affected, it affects you.
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Business neighbors include a CityMD office and a Chickpea restaurant.
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A world where we embraced our neighbors and our differences.
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All of Solano's neighbors abandoned their plots, including Benigno Gil.
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Participants readily admitted they don't often talk to their neighbors.
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Tennessee, like its southern neighbors, was once dominated by Democrats.
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There's been tension among Qatar's neighbors for quite some time.
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So we gave the excess thawed meat to our neighbors.
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Ernie had stories about other neighbors who 'didn't make it.
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Neighbors and friends described the family as caring, good people.
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Some disgruntled neighbors have commiserated on online forums like AirbnbHell.
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On a grim Sunday, neighbors gathered at Mr. Buckel's home.
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Serial killers would finish us off, and terrorize our neighbors.
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Neighbors told WFTV that they were shocked about Michels' past.
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When your work neighbors have the best coffee in town.
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At least 136 neighbors in Pedernales were not so lucky.
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He encouraged New Yorkers to check on their elderly neighbors.
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Two other downgraded countries -- Mali and Guinea -- are also neighbors.
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Neighbors described a loud bang, and rushed out to help.
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We don't break our promises to our friends, our neighbors.
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They ended up being our neighbors we had never met.
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There's a good chance I even woke up my neighbors.
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Beijing puts little pressure on its neighbors over such issues.
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China's drive to control its neighbors also must be credited.
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Besides, the neighbors in the residential area would hate it.
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Smaller neighbors Paraguay and Uruguay are also members of Mercosur.
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Neighbors said he had lost his wife and four children.
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The relationship between the neighbors has been strained for years.
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We were kind of neighbors, in the same apartment building.
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For now, though, those neighbors have nothing analogous to offer.
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However, militants continue to attack in Mali and its neighbors.
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Neighbors have corroborated his account, and police have recovered six .
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Rhinehart disagrees with the neighbors' assessment of what's going on.
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"My parents weren't farmers, but the neighbors were," he says.
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Our neighbors need to know they can count on us.
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Yes, some neighbors had ignored Ms. Genovese's pleas for help.
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Compared with many neighbors, the Rondons had a good weekend.
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Some of his neighbors thought he was easygoing and charming.
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The city now has halted construction because neighbors are outraged.
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The neighbors included a lime merchant and a tea dealer.
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His estate neighbors the second richest living person, Bill Gates.
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You are selling the vehicle to me, not my neighbors.
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He tells himself he's only accompanying his neighbors on their
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It is no accident that the presidential estates are neighbors.
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My neighbors had no idea what was happening to me.
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You don't need to own a Ring to join Neighbors.
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The little food in town is being shared by neighbors.
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In their absence, neighbors and churches can play compensatory roles.
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He was able to provide power to two other neighbors.
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They challenged the sovereignty, the very existence, of their neighbors.
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She says they told their neighbors she was a witch.
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But the US's neighbors up north just don't seem worried.
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I tried calling her neighbors and got the same noise.
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Neighbors in the village are waiting to see what happens.
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Efron played Teddy Sanders in "Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising" (2016).
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He talked to visiting family members about unmarried relatives, neighbors.
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At least you won't have to deal with neighbors complaining.
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We are your neighbors, so you should care about us.
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Turkey's European neighbors and American allies didn't seem to care.
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Nothing felt the same, and neighbors wanted to know more.
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Love God with all their heart & love neighbors as themselves5.
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But then that also makes them attractive to the neighbors.
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He and his family mostly kept to themselves, neighbors say.
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You wouldn't shoot your neighbors dog for barking, would you?
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Neighbors apply special lotions after showering because their skin burns.
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She began sleeping on her neighbors' couches, attending their parties.
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Some neighbors have started putting up their decorations in solidarity.
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Other neighbors, though wary of being identified, were more wistful.
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Neighbors who saw the crash said they couldn't believe it.
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The man who answered looked as frightened as his neighbors.
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The winners in this scenario: ISIS and Afghanistan's predatory neighbors.
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But he keeps getting interrupted by his clueless, prying neighbors.
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The actor Christian Borle needs to apologize to his neighbors.
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Yet a man was shot in my neighbors' front yard.
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Those neighbors were my good friends, and they moved away.
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Fortunately none of the neighbors have complained about the noise.
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Residents may also alert neighbors of a suspicious person's presence.
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I mean, I see it, my neighbors aren't getting paychecks.
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The neighbors in the area are siding with the parents.
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The Texans family will continue to pray for our neighbors.
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Neighbors recalled that Ms. Knight moved away several years ago.
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You and your neighbors should call 311 requesting inspections, too.
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The major power treats its much smaller neighbors with disregard.
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Back then, they were poor, but they were our neighbors.
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Beirerle's neighbors in Deltona, northeast of Orlando, barely saw him.
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Many of the dealers were my neighbors or class mates.
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They spoke to neighbors, we tried to find family members.
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Neighbors said the murder came during a rash of robberies.
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Even the Rotondos' neighbors have weighed in on the feud.
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But McIver knows pain that her white neighbors do not.
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The shooting at Sandy Hook killed my neighbors and friends.
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Borrow a kippa and wear it for our Jewish neighbors.
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Neighbors waved as they passed one another on the street.
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Neighbors prayed, wept and applauded teachers who saved children's lives.
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She said she has great neighbors and loves her community.
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Share them with your neighbors by writing a comment below.
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Okay, so maybe not everyone, just its aggressive Arab neighbors.
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They are our neighbors, our children's classmates and our friends.
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I certainly didn't call the cops on my noisy neighbors.
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Telling neighbors how to vote or offensive comments are not.
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Her own mother drank Wild Turkey and brawled with neighbors.
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Develop lists of local volunteers who can contact vulnerable neighbors.
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Some have had longtime friends and neighbors disappear on them.
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To take reasonable preventative steps and to love our neighbors.
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She's getting outside, but keeping a safe distance from neighbors.
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Neighbors complained that the construction caused their basements to flood.
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They are our neighbors and they desperately need our help.
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But some neighbors aren't allowing their kids near the playground.
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Ride the subway, take the bus, go see your neighbors.
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This year, I'll be celebrating with neighbors here in Lincoln.
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"Neighbors party on it all the time," Ms. Cohen said.
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But wait — did one of my neighbors drop the card?
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The neighbors plan to hold talks on Friday, he added.
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She'd initially been locked up for raiding the neighbors' crops.
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Still, other neighbors said the family was friendly and welcoming.
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There are tensions with neighbors and scrapes with the law.
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But we ignore our neighbors' misery at our own peril.
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Abuse victims need protection, support and attention from their neighbors.
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Neighbors, a few of them crying, gathered at the home.
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Together with her Yazidi neighbors, she invited me to dinner.
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Desperate, Garcia ran, jumping over fences together with fleeing neighbors.
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We know that our neighbors there are very scared, too.
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I'm on the top floor and I have no neighbors.
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His account matched those of other family members and neighbors.
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But they can help change the minds of our neighbors.
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Buy nine comparable bottles and give your neighbors the receipt.
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Why aren't China's neighbors demanding an end to the abuses?
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They did not know the whereabouts of several other neighbors.
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They recited lists of friends and neighbors who had left.
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I'm talking now about you, my neighbors and my friends.
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Borrow a kippa and wear it for our Jewish neighbors.
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They are scared of both the police and their neighbors.
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She started styling hair for friends and neighbors at 216.
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"We have our friends and neighbors stopping by every day."
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Do you think your neighbors will play along with that?
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Now, their friends and neighbors are sticking up for them.
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"I do," Jennings shouted back, as friends and neighbors cheered.
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Neighbors said patrol cars were regularly in his mother's driveway.
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Neighbors helped patch the holes, and the Santa rose again.
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"Maybe it's an inconvenience for neighbors living nearby," she said.
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Like many of his neighbors', his house is now crumbling.
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Where I see needless cruelty, my neighbors see necessary reality.
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Mr. Santos, generally quiet and affable toward neighbors, was withdrawn.
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To my devout conservative neighbors, liberals are tearing America apart.
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Amazon's Ring, another doorbell camera, uses its own app, Neighbors.
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Mr. Mateo did not live with the family, neighbors said.
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Next time, wait for your neighbors to answer their door.
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Reporter: Didn't the neighbors tell you that she was beaten?
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The living room was crowded with screaming relatives and neighbors.
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U.S. national security depends directly on cooperation with our neighbors.
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Friends and neighbors have shared similar stories of sticker shock.
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One of his neighbors, he tells us, is from Wisconsin.
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"We went caroling, and the neighbors were aghast," he recalls.
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Their smiling neighbors arrive, and the stress begins to build.
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On July 18, one of the neighbors contacted the Dept.
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Surrounding communities are lending a shoulder to their tender neighbors.
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Yet the two neighbors find themselves at odds once again.
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"My neighbors don't care that I'm an author," he said.
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It is a fundamental distinction between Israel and its neighbors.
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Amazon's HQ20203 is likely to push up its neighbors' rents.
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And he praised Texans for rushing to rescue their neighbors.
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Still, while some neighbors oppose the project, others do not.
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Others said they got along fine with their immigrant neighbors.
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Just don't annoy your new neighbors on moving day, O.K.?
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Neighbors leaning over window sills exchanged discussed what had happened.
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His many menial jobs included delivering groceries to wealthy neighbors.
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Neighbors, however, said complaints had been made to the police.
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They will be shunned by your neighbors, sometimes with violence.
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He then can return, assess damages and speak with neighbors.
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Close relatives, references, employers, neighbors and colleagues are also interviewed.
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Some of his neighbors, Mr. Diop felt, were judging him.
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They dressed well, made good neighbors and were fine citizens.
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They were his neighbors; he was playmates with their children.
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In a statement, it sought to rally support from neighbors.
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Many of Sydney's birds seem to like their human neighbors.
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Some of his neighbors, Mr. Diop felt, were judging him.
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A week later, neighbors again called, now claiming excessive noise.
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But, because they are neighbors, we think about the future.
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Aaron's landlord evicted him for smoking, bothering neighbors and panhandling.
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If it had no green neighbors, it would stay green.
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She refused the city's offer, but many neighbors took it.
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A circle formed as neighbors lamented the Marais' latest transformation.
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Firefighters were knocking on doors telling her neighbors to leave.
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Solar consumers share their extra clean power with their neighbors.
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I have been mowing my neighbors' lawns for some time.
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Neighbors described him as a dedicated father with five children.
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This is the way Germany's neighbors wished it as well.
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Could Republicans like my old Minnesota neighbors get on board?
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"My neighbors have died; they were brought here," he said.
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There remains a low risk to neighbors of the Skripals.
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But that didn't stop employees from feeding neighbors on Monday.
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"Neighbors" is a bitter term for vigilante observers like these.
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Neighbors said loud parties were frequently held at the warehouse.
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One of her neighbors is missing, she said early Thursday.
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He saw the consequences of hatred haunt his Muslim neighbors.
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Neighbors sat on the front porch and they shared food.
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Residents using boats and Jet Skis to rescue their neighbors.
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Neighbors told me it had been abandoned for several months.
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Neighbors said he was an imam, a Muslim prayer leader.
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As reported by Motherboard, racial profiling is prevalent on Neighbors.
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Iran could have been deterred from messing with its neighbors.
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Those days have gone, but she still relies on neighbors.
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But how do you build up when neighbors want down?
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Gita: I talk to my neighbors every goddamn day, okay?
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"The upstairs neighbors get tired of my entertaining," she said.
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Don't they shovel the sidewalk of the new black neighbors?
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First, let's assume that your neighbors acted within their rights.
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"All of my neighbors voted for the AfD," he said.
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Mr. Syfert and his neighbors found themselves sandwiched between them.
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More distant neighbors can also be affected by construction activity.
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And you can even model your robe for your neighbors!
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Neighbors were frightened by the incident, including a little boy.
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More than neighbors, Maria and Philbert seem to get along.
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Its neighbors are a nail salon and a bounty hunter.
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And they provided texts from neighbors discussing their own infestations.
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China has territorial disputes with its neighbors over the area.
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Mohamed Hadid is still living large on a precarious Bel-Air hill, exposing his neighbors to a disaster -- even after the city ordered him to partially tear it down ... according to his furious neighbors.
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If you're on your front porch having a conversation with your neighbors, you would have a certain kind of conversation because you would know that the people you're talking to are actually your neighbors.
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"How I Met Your Mother" star Josh Radnor has been ordered by a judge to stay 7 yards away from his next door neighbors -- seriously -- after the neighbors claimed Josh was making their lives miserable.
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He will need help from neighbors persuading other neighbors to say yes-in-my-backyard, and also from the City Council, whose "fair share" law on distributing city facilities may complicate his shelter-siting priorities.
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They actually need to pressure their neighbors into restricting democracy and liberty, because otherwise they would have to explain to their own citizens why they can't enjoy the same rights and freedoms as their neighbors.
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" The WashPost reported: "Obamas' neighbors [said] there is no such wall.
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Meanwhile, neighbors reveal that they've known something was wrong for years.
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At this point, the former neighbors are in much different places.
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What else are we hiding from our friends, neighbors, and colleagues?
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But to do so, Pyongyang needs help from its rich neighbors.
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We know our neighbors, because we meet them in the pools.
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" "Daniel Perelmutter has been the bane of his neighbors for years.
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On average North Koreans are less nourished than their southern neighbors.
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Smith described her street as one where neighbors typically keep watch.
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The two neighbors still share the tensely divided island of Cyprus.
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As they worked, other neighbors pitched in with snacks and drinks.
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You don't know who your neighbors are until the violence occurs.
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The Hanoi summit's breakdown hit rapidly improving ties between the neighbors.
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Some of my friends and neighbors were outraged from the start.
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He told the story again and again to friends and neighbors.
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Neighbors also reported seeing a Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office vehicle.
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After the shooting, officers found the bodies of Simpson's two neighbors.
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Maybe your neighbors are cranking their tunes at 2am every day?
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Neighbors are important, and little doings take precedence over big doings.
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As the first season progresses, friends and neighbors quickly become suspects.
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Ever wanted to make Natalie Portman yell obscenities at your neighbors?
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I thought at full volume, I'd have to warn the neighbors.
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Rasmussen later fled the area and left Dawn behind with neighbors.
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It wasn't just Portland neighbors that were impressed by the prank.
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"We are neighbors in Tokyo," she says with a big smile.
|
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Clark is disgusted by the materialism and arrogance of his neighbors.
|
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"Please please please," the actress shouts in footage captured by neighbors.
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My family, like the majority of our Latino neighbors, was unbanked.
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"Prepare yourself, prepare your family, and help your neighbors," he said.
|
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You don't want your neighbors' devices messing with your monitor conversations.
|
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Her speakeasy theory was buttressed by tales from her new neighbors.
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For our colleague, this time around they were also his neighbors.
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There was even talk of exporting surplus water to its neighbors.
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It is about acting as citizens with obligations to our neighbors.
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His neighbors began to disappear, he said, one after the other.
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Will your neighbors think someone is being murdered in your room?
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Their neighbors were expelled and dispossessed, and never allowed to return.
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Others worked to save their Jewish neighbors from the Third Reich.
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Talking with that gathering of neighbors helped us break the ice.
|
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Neighbors describe a quiet young man who mostly kept to himself.
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"It's true," Diaz said while taking pictures to show her neighbors.
|
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One of those neighbors, Susan Wieland, had recently gotten eyelash extensions.
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"If the neighbors leave, you will see everybody leave," he said.
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We are Americans, and we've always been your neighbors and friends.
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Dominican neighbors reminded Jean that it was almost time to go.
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" "My parents' next door neighbors are terrible, the wife in particular.
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I told my mom that the neighbors were doing strange hugs.
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Saddened by the decision to turn against our friends, neighbors & coworkers.
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Clouseau was a nuisance to my neighbors on his first visit.
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If I had neighbors like me then I would be pissed.
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"When ICE does stuff like this, we're gonna protect our neighbors."
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Like any good New Yorker, we keep spare for our neighbors!
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Joseph and his wife also announced their decision to their neighbors.
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Nothing like spreading holiday cheer to your neighbors quite like caroling.
|
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This isn't something meant to protect your home from snooping neighbors.
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But it can begin to replace these from its Asian neighbors.
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If these neighbors didn't feed the squirrels, they might relocate themselves.
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And-- we should treat them as neighbors and not-- not adversaries.
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Neighbors may assume that the high-rises cause the high rents.
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A group of neighbors stood nearby, quietly taking videos and photographs.
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The neighbors SCREAMED to tell the police that he is Deaf.
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Our neighbors said that I sounded crazed, which was entirely possible.
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His friends and neighbors feared the worst: He could be frozen.
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On the hunt for a new highlighter that'll blind your neighbors?
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Olympics Accommodation Copacabana - $93,29Airy with very good neighbors and good price.
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The Prince and Princess of Kent are now Meghan's new neighbors.
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All other properties were intact and neighbors had fled long ago.
|
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But, so far, he's had no issues with his feral neighbors.
|
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The country's giant neighbors, China and India, have vied for influence.
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Neighbors was launched in May 2018, three months after the acquisition.
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The Neighbors posts that depict crimes are almost always petty crimes.
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Evans said he knocked on doors to get neighbors to leave.
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Look out for neighbors, and listen to your local officials. pic.twitter.
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Neighbors reported a woman's screams after she apparently discovered the bodies.
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Trees produce their own carbon, but they also share with neighbors.
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The neighbors have a loud dog that barks through the night.
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He invited friends, neighbors, and colleagues over for drinks and dinner.
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When in doubt, said Seeber, ask the neighbors how they've fared.
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" Added neighbor David Wesley: "I really feel for them as neighbors.
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Gather the neighbors you never talk to from across the hall!
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"Are these the new neighbors we want?" asked the ads. 5.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William are about to welcome new neighbors!
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Neighbors said they heard up to 12 shots fired that night.
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To make ends meet, she would sell her crops to neighbors.
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"Neighbors and classmates knew he was a big problem," he wrote.
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Four people were killed in the Dominican Republic, which neighbors Haiti.
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In times like that, you become best friends with your neighbors.
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Her former neighbors, friends and co-workers fill in the gaps.
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Neighbors reported hearing "two pops" at around midnight on Tuesday evening.
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The homeowners and neighbors looked on as crews brought it down.
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So astronomers turned the Hubble Space Telescope toward these approaching neighbors.
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The PCs, Jensen and his neighbors quickly discovered, were irreversibly locked.
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Neighbors told the Daily News they often heard the two fighting.
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It's a move that hasn't gone unnoticed by China's Asian neighbors.
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Neighbors called 911 after hearing an explosion at around 1 a.m.
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She liked knocking on doors and getting to know her neighbors.
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Delivering bottles of Paul Hobbs pinot noir to the neighbors. Sept.
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The two neighbors are, of course, the United States and Canada.
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But Todd's barking irritates their neighbors; eventually, the Chesters are evicted.
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There have been no direct talks between Qatar and its neighbors.
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These are your neighbors, your co-workers, maybe even your friends.
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Here's a summary of Motherboard's reporting on Ring and Neighbors: 1.
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The neighbors had apparently called in to report his psychotic episode.
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They never talked about it growing up, and neighbors never asked.
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Ziad remembers the familiarity of Syria — living among relatives, neighbors, friends.
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These countries are our neighbors, our friends, our allies, our partners.
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That's the point about rock stars, that they were your neighbors.
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Protect your neighbors by making sure your family is vaccinated immediately.
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Rather than scare off crooks, it terrified neighbors who called cops.
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Did you ever know your neighbors political affiliations eight years ago?
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The cessation of hostilities closely affects Syria's neighbors, most notably Turkey.
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Something you gave to classmates or nice neighbors or loved ones.
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Doha claims that the action taken by its neighbors is uncivilized.
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The announcement reflected a recent improvement in ties between the neighbors.
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We got screwed because it looked like neighbors were protesting us.
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Ahmed woke his aunt and started knocking on his neighbors' doors.
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Neighbors fed Simba and Lola until the fighting became too fierce.
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"He is petrified," said Carola Bracco, executive director of Neighbors Link.
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I felt betrayed by the neighbors and felt watched and paranoid.
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Some were determined to help their neighbors, and others walked aimlessly.
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What are the biggest issues that Poa and her neighbors face?
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The neighbors thought it was strange that I had two kids.
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The deal, once cut, quickly defused tensions between the two neighbors.
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Some of our neighbors are still back there on the rooftops.
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"I'm very nervous for all my neighbors and myself," she added.
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Seth said many of his neighbors had only recently finished rebuilding.
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I could hear the neighbors moving about downstairs beneath our feet.
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Neighbors let Davison know ahead of time when they'll pop by.
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Being stuck listening to your neighbors having loud sex is rough.
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Syria's neighbors host the vast majority of its 4.8 million refugees.
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Remember what can happen when we love our neighbors as ourselves.
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Turns out, they're not just fans — they're also friends and neighbors.
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To me, the Cowboys weren't just football stars; they were neighbors.
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Frank Zappa, Neil Young, and Joni Mitchell were among our neighbors.
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Most of Syria's neighbors have had a hand in the conflict.
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Amnesty International said neighbors should not bow to Hun Sen's pressure.
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It is a reality that many of our neighbors face daily.
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But not all developers have clashed with their four-legged neighbors.
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This can damage neighbors in the region and the United States.
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Relations between the South American neighbors have been tense for years.
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Ahmad's family got used to putting up with hostility from neighbors.
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We have seen neighbors and friends die in front of us.
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Neighbors and friends laughed at her, saying she was a tomboy.
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Cedric The Entertainer stars, playing one of the man's new neighbors.
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Rebecca Horne, 45, said her neighbors in Carroll Gardens would adapt.
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Neighbors seldom saw him, and when they did, he rarely waved.
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On the way, we passed my neighbors' house, two doors down.
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The American families got along well with their neighbors, he said.
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So enlist your neighbors, particularly those whose windows face the work.
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Since then, they have buried 22 of their friends and neighbors.
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And as the leaves at last reappear, so do vanished neighbors.
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Apple's Silicon Valley neighbors Google and Facebook have made similar pledges.
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The people of Pittsburgh rallied to the aid of their neighbors.
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She's gathered neighbors' requests, and the list is four pages long.
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Sort the trash; did the neighbors give you the stink eye?
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The couple met some of their neighbors at building-sponsored gatherings.
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Neighbors were trying to take care of the animals, she said.
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"Neighbors still interact with each other on street level," she said.
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That came as a surprise to one of his former neighbors.
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And if the sellers, like their neighbors, had demanded too much?
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Among them are valedictorians, entrepreneurs, soldiers and marines, friends and neighbors.
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The neighbors stop by, seeking an outcome to the family's experiment.
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Neighbors said that Mr. Scott was a regular and friendly presence.
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This is what happens after years of relentless antagonism between neighbors.
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Good etiquette means keeping your neighbors closely informed about your doings.
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Yet another delicious, crispy gift from our neighbors to the south.
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These numbers represent our families, our neighbors, our communities, and ourselves.
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Many neighbors have complimented me on my work and expressed gratitude.
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There's also a lower chance neighbors will complain about noisy construction.
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We will remember the names of the 22 neighbors who died.
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You have neighbors and loved ones waiting, holding space for you.
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"My doctor and Helaine's sister were next-door neighbors," he said.
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The move deepens a diplomatic rift between the two Asian neighbors.
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Inside, "I have neighbors but I don't hear them," she said.
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The situation underscores how Venezuela's economic collapse is affecting its neighbors.
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This means Prince William and Kate Middleton can expect new neighbors.
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He gave his life rescuing his neighbors in the Bronx fire.
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He's plumped with hope; his neighbors, left behind, feel its opposite.
|
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These are not faceless corporations; they are neighbors in our communities.
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A few years back, one of King's neighbors killed a sheep.
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Among them are two of Berkeley's neighbors, Oakland and San Francisco.
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It was a typical Saturday night at the playground, neighbors said.
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Almost 40 of her neighbors reportedly heard or observed the crime.
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Neighbors reported that a party was being held at the time.
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I bet he loved hearing every boo from his former neighbors.
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Shea said Shields&apos neighbors appeared to know little about him.
|
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The way you use Nextdoor, your neighbors create all the content.
|
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Despite being neighbors, they had never spoken beyond a friendly hello.
|
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He does not share his neighbors' complicated fondness for the community.
|
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But even their neighbors didn't seem to be talking about it.
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I want my neighbors to talk to me about their lives.
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The state trails three of its neighbors, Michigan, Indiana and Kentucky.
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Few distressed areas have any prosperous neighbors, limiting access to opportunity.
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Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising is playing in theaters across the country.
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Police and neighbors say it's an eyesore and a safety hazard.
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You will depend on your neighbors for food and some warmth.
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The company wants you to hear sound without disturbing your neighbors.
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They don't want it to feel as conflictual with their neighbors.
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That can include friends, neighbors, co-workers, and even family members.
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I feel for the families and neighbors impacted by this tragedy.
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Her neighbors called her Gentleman Jack; in private, she was Fred.
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He prays for his neighbors and the city that's supporting him.
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Collins praises the neighbors who jumped into action to help them.
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Ask Real Estate Some neighbors are determined to make things difficult.
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There and elsewhere, neighbors rushed to heavily damaged areas to help.
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Some residents swam to safety, only to see their neighbors drown.
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And he politely asked the man to stop pestering his neighbors.
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If there's one thing that deteriorates relationships with neighbors, that's it.
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We can practice social distancing and protect ourselves and our neighbors.
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We solve problems at the local level and help our neighbors.
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The older brother was described by numerous neighbors as mentally unstable.
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Neighbors told AP they had heard loud gunfire in recent days.
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Some neighbors also said Mr. Briggs was known to be troubled.
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Neighbors said Lakdim was a regular visitor to the Carcassonne mosque.
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Later, neighbors took to the microphone, expressing their support or concerns.
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Other neighbors said they saw little of the younger Mr. Conditt.
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"Good Fences Make Good Neighbors" is presented by Public Art Fund.
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And wherever you go, you're likely to run into your neighbors.
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Since then, the relationship between the Communist neighbors has turned colder.
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Now Iran and its neighbors are facing new a climate challenge.
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At times, the prince has contradicted American policy and destabilized neighbors.
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Now that the couples are next-door neighbors, they've become friends.
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Curious passers-by and neighbors poked their heads inside the limousine.
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Our southern neighbors need to imbibe this more often, I guess.
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Some of the neighbors have known her since she was born.
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I didn't tell my colleagues, friends, and neighbors about my past.
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"I tell the neighbors how important they are," Mr. Stoike said.
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Or helping your neighbors in ways that are not necessarily monetary.
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What about their elderly neighbors for whom getting groceries is dangerous?
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And a feel-good drama about friendly neighbors arrives on NBC.
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They took no notes and spoke to only a few neighbors.
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Skinny repeal would hit some of Mills's neighbors in Southeastern Kentucky.
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The neighbors digging a basement pool in their $100 million brownstone.
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By default, Neighbors displays crimes posted over the last 30 days.
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We had to escape, all my neighbors and friends and family.
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Three years they were there, and most neighbors know about it.
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"I certainly don't want the neighbors messing around in my business."
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Bela Karolyi told me he was proud to have no neighbors.
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Most of my friends and neighbors made the same conscious choice.
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His neighbors hated him, because they knew what he had done.
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Across Mexico City, neighbors rushed to heavily damaged areas to help.
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"We are all human beings, we are all neighbors," she said.
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Check in on your neighbors, especially if they're elderly or sick.
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But early Super Tuesday election tallies show their neighbors feel differently.
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Like your immediate neighbors, others may be compassionate given more information.
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Neighbors open the windows and watch Natalia weep in the snow.
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My neighbors were still clanging their plates and blowing conch shells.
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One day she saw the corpses of seven of her neighbors.
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My neighbors speak with scorn, positing these new faces as invaders.
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I can also be more helpful to my neighbors and friends.
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Clark students also offer tutoring and other assistance to their neighbors.
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If her neighbors found out, she says, they'd surely kill her.
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A: New Yorkers occasionally buy and sell apartments from their neighbors.
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But it's still their neighbors whom they trust most of all.
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Bake bread and cookies for the neighbors who shop for you.
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Our neighbors finally seem to understand that they must take action.
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She envied the neighbors in her building, all co-op shareholders.
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Other neighbors said Mr. Cruz was a regular source of agitation.
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The international community should help the neighbors to secure the borders.
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The firefighters have helpful but anxious neighbors, the Tenharim indigenous people.
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Understand your neighborhood and how your neighbors can help one another.
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We were all neighbors, and I'm still really close with David!
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He charges neighbors $60 a month, and teachers $5 per day.
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Then, there's just COVID-19 paranoia calls to report neighbors coughing.
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From his neighbors in a quiet retirement community in Mesquite, Nev.
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Reacting to our new neighbors' confused expressions, I explained the situation.
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We want to save our neighbors, but we don't know how.
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Some neighbors gathered around a grill outside a building in Tutu.
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Neighbors said they weren't sure if they heard fireworks or gunshots.
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His second child was born weeks before the attack, neighbors said.
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Mr. Dhurve is a dishwasher, as are many of his neighbors.
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Maine and Vermont are (nearly) neighbors, but these issues transcend geography.
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One of her former neighbors in Marinka, Aleksandra Belotserkovets, is 86.
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I knocked on my neighbors' door to borrow their lawn mower.
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Constable: Some of the neighbors said the husband had killed her.
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Neighbors clucked in casual pleasantries as the night listlessly stretched out.
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But relations between the two neighbors have never been so simple.
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But following reports of neighbors' concerns, the loudspeaker is no more.
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Her house and many of her neighbors' homes burned in 2016.
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China's regional neighbors compete against it in a number of industries.
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Most of the family's neighbors in western Syria were also leaving.
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Noisy leaf blowers may be bugging more than just your neighbors.
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"You have neighbors in the case of emergency," said Mrs. Weinberg.
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He and seventy neighbors are working to claim their entire town.
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One day, a stranger dropped in on one of her neighbors.
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The potential for enhancing Israel's relations with its neighbors is alluring.
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He speaks with friends and neighbors, some African-American, some not.
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It's a problem that also afflicts many of its closest neighbors.
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It may take some time to catch up to its neighbors.
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"You don't have neighbors, friends, relatives in a union," he added.
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In a recent episode, Roseanne's new Muslim neighbors arouse her suspicions.
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We had friends and neighbors on both sides of this choice.
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The area was called Tippett's Neck after Berrian's neighbors, the Tippetts.
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As for Ms. Berke's neighbors, "They've been very complimentary," she said.
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He called two neighbors to tell them their houses were gone.
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By his estimation, a few hundred of his neighbors were there.
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She has been learning about the neighborhood and meeting her neighbors.
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Officials can also interact with residents on Ring's community app, Neighbors.
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You're really going to call the fire department on your neighbors?
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Out on Sedgwick Avenue, neighbors discussed her death in heated tones.
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Thankfully it did, but many of their neighbors' homes did not.
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You may also want to extend an invitation to your neighbors.
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His New Jersey neighbors had led the effort to free him.
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This is not the time to take advantage of our neighbors.
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Manley asked any neighbors with security camera footage to call police.
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Neighbors Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam also have claims.
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Israelis and Palestinians may wish they were not each other's neighbors.
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Ms. Teo's only complaint is that smoke from neighbors wafts in.
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His mother, Selma, urged her neighbors not to vote for him.
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Neighbors have described him as mentally disturbed, the Associated Press reported.
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In the crowd, Pfleger spotted neighbors and members of his parish.
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Breezy likes to visit our "truck life" neighbors in the morning.
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Loud explosions woke up neighbors to the facility around 3 a.m.
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He and neighbors honked horns to alert others to the danger.
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Alphabet's self-driving cars are annoying their neighbors in Chandler, Arizona.
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Our neighbors to the north are our best friends and allies.
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Love for each other, for neighbors, and for our fellow Americans.
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We can do better for these friends and neighbors of ours.
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Maybe it's the badge, crowing to the neighbors that you've arrived.
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Liechtenstein keeps a lower profile than its neighbors, Switzerland and Austria.
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Will you be trying to turn your neighbors into "City" members?
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Neighbors said there was nothing remarkable about the quiet young man.
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The neighbors' horses sometimes amble up to the fence to watch.
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Most of McAdoo's neighbors seem oblivious to his line of work.
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In this way, Neighbors is not just a digital neighborhood watch.
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We will continue to greet our international neighbors with good will.
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" In response to, "How is Neighbors different from other platforms/apps?
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Neighbors call it the zebra building or the Oreo cookie building.
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Boicourt thrust Clyde into a borrowed birdcage and texted her neighbors.
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Children who have exhausted their boundless energy make much quieter neighbors.
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Mark Patton has never had so many neighbors in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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Moscow has long since declared war on its neighbors and interlocutors.
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As her neighbors made phone calls, she refilled their cocktail glasses.
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Among central European neighbors, Hungary and the Czech Republic operate Gripens.
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They visit friends and neighbors and share meals and host parties.
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Think your neighbors' holiday light display is a little over top?
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It listens to neighbors and learns how to be a neighbor.
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But my neighbors here — they attend private school and government schools.
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I'm talking about the neighbors who saw him outside holding guns.
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I noticed several of my neighbors peeking down from their balconies.
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India is far more sensitive to the opinions to its neighbors.
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She and her neighbors don't live off the grid, she said.
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You're really going to call the fire department on your neighbors?
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It is also out of step with its Chinese-speaking neighbors.
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And the nation exports surplus electricity to its neighbors, particularly Finland.
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The smallest increases came in Sweden's Scandinavian neighbors — Denmark and Norway.
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The wounds for Estrada and her neighbors are not only physical.
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My brother Shahé, teased by neighbors into ShayHey, could become Shane.
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Thousands of Poles also risked their lives to protect Jewish neighbors.
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Mr. Lopp didn't want his new neighbors to blow his cover.
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Worst case, I thought, I could mow lawns for my neighbors.
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Neighbors Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam also have claims.
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One of Johnny's neighbors might be thrilled with his managers though.
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About eight to 10 neighbors had yet to evacuate, he said.
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John Markoff: Good, and I think we're even neighbors as well.
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The neighbors also say the noise is unbearable, at all hours.
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And they have to urge their neighbors to be vigilant too.
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The mother of three treats neighbors and relatives without getting paid.
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About a year ago, my utility company started providing monthly feedback on households' energy use, compared with neighbors in comparable houses, with particularly efficient neighbors in comparable houses and with one's own use the previous year.
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The notice rates her history of voting turnout (and that of her neighbors) as an "F" — and warns that she should "caucus on Monday to improve [her] score" and encourage her neighbors to do the same.
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Instead of talking to our neighbors who already vote in blue districts, we need to convince our neighbors to join us in swing districts and connect with progressive voters who will determine control of the House.
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Neighbors left in shock On Monday, as news of the death began to filter through the area's tight-knit local community, relatives and neighbors began to gather in the narrow alleyway outside of the family's home.
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No. I'd really prefer if we just do away with arbitrary labels and instead think about our relationship with not only our human neighbors, but our non-human neighbors—the biological communities in which we live.
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He says once he saw Jenelle pull down his dirt road to follow him home in a rage, he alerted all his neighbors someone was coming -- neighbors who are like family to him ... and are all armed.
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On the website for Nextdoor, an app that works similarly to Neighbors—which notoriously saw users profiling minorities, and also partnered with law enforcement—I've witnessed my own neighbors trying to evict someone for simply looking weird.
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"We know from a bunch of high profile incidents in the past, and even when people live in a particular neighborhood, often their white neighbors don't identify them as neighbors or belonging in those space," Gilliard said.
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After receiving the letter, Pearlman shared it with a few of her concerned neighbors: "I opened the letter the evening of Nov 9th after returning home and immediately showed a few of my neighbors," Pearlman told Mashable.
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France has 11 GW of interconnection with other European neighbors, but the capacity is never at a hundred percent because neighbors may need to use their generation capacity to meet their own needs during peak demand periods.
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He reportedly lived alone, without running water and with only a dog for a companion, and when neighbors reported that the shooter threatened them, the neighbors claimed that law enforcement couldn't find his house and gave up.
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"That's how we win elections, when neighbors talk to neighbors, when we do social media, when we interact with each other," Sanders said at a canvass launch in Hudson, New Hampshire, on the eve of the vote.
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Op-Ed Contributor Durham, N.C. — Some of the most heartening images to emerge from storm-torn Houston this week have been of neighbors doing what we all hope our neighbors will do when we are in trouble.
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Russia can achieve this "entitlement" only through the threat or use of force, fraud, subversion and war, not only with its neighbors but also with NATO and the U.S. Other Russian neighbors are also proclaiming this lesson.
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It also means talking directly to precinct captains and caucus goers and observing the unique process in which neighbors convince neighbors to move to a different corner of a school gymnasium when their candidate hasn't been successful.
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Rigging up free cable from the neighbors when we couldn't afford it.
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They are our friends, neighbors, co workers, relatives and people we love.
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The family did not observe much more than Passover seders with neighbors.
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But it will not sell to neighbors in the volatile Middle East.
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Ties are also fraught with neighbors Afghanistan and nuclear-armed rival India.
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There might come a point when you'll depend on your tailgating neighbors.
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Released inmates and their families will be better neighbors because of it.
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The threat of landslides is so dire that her neighbors have evacuated.
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The deaths of the popular couple have shocked students, teachers and neighbors.
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Or will it take a harder line on their provocative northern neighbors?
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His neighbors do not appreciate the cops showing up to intimidate him.
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"I guess you never know what's happening with your neighbors," he says.
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They suggested she hook up hoses to funnel water from her neighbors.
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Trump has suggested negotiating bilateral trade deals with each of America's neighbors.
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Like any good New Yorker, we keep a spare for our neighbors!
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Hong Kong (CNN)It's a rare public spat between two Communist neighbors.
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Neighbors told WCBS the NFL player's brother also lives in the home.
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"Yes, that's definitely the neighbors' iRobot," they may be able to say.
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This act of violence came as a shock to the Blanchards' neighbors.
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Trudeau noted the historically strong economic ties between the North American neighbors.
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" -- Linda from Washington "A bunch of my neighbors and friends are going.
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Harold's neighbors were among the near 200,000 people who heeded the evacuation.
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The neighbors' 4-year-old boy sat with us in the cellar.
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I'm sure my neighbors will be glad when this tester goes home.
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Neighbors include the No. 2 richest guy in the world, Bill Gates.
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Those were soothing words for Russia's neighbors, worried about Moscow's aggressive expansionism.
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That night I was crying so hard my neighbors could probably hear.
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It's another story about when being friends with neighbors goes slightly awry.
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He's lost his mother, brother, sister, nephew, and several neighbors to cancer.
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"But you know, I'm very unhappy that I lost all my neighbors."
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The brutality of the crime has stunned neighbors in the apartment complex.
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I'd heard the stories about his dark magic from his former neighbors.
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"That picture wasn't linked to body confidence," the Neighbors 2 star said.
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The choice to leave was complicated by an obscure deal between neighbors.
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Mitchell also said to make sure and check on any elderly neighbors.
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The neighborhood did change, but not for the benefit of my neighbors.
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The officials ask residents about their families, their "ideology," and their neighbors.
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I wish my neighbors upstairs would stop rocking in their rocking chairs.
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His neighbors included Woody Allen, Paula Zahn and, fortunately for him, Moore.
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The lava flowed into residential neighbors, forcing nearly 2,000 people to evacuate.
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He's thrown objects at neighbors, resulting in fines from the apartment complex.
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We're the way-ward relatives neighbors gossip about in hushed, horrified tones.
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In addition, two neighbors reported hearing a scream at around 7 p.m.
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Their homes and those of some of their neighbors were built illegally.
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How do we refuse co-optation and engage locally with our neighbors?
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We have to choose to stand with neighbors who have different needs.
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The latest Habitat homes fared better than their neighbors in Hurricane Michael.
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"Canada's a country where we look out for our neighbors," he said.
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But Egypt and its neighbors are losing sight of the big picture.
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For example, "We would want to talk to the neighbors," he said.
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How the U.S. and Vietnam have become unlikely friends China alienating neighbors?
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Their neighbors are on the lookout, too, trying to be of help.
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He made a plea for us to love ourselves and our neighbors.
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When he's out mowing his front lawn, his neighbors don't greet him.
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Neighbors said the relationship between the brothers and their parents were strained.
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Yes. Are the Saudis afraid of neighbors attacking their fields and infrastructure?
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They'd do background checks and talk to my neighbors and everybody else.
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So you (or one of your neighbors) could be the unfortunate victim.
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But neighbors Israel and Jordan say they will not let Syrians in.
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One set of neighbors rescued themselves with a rope across the torrent.
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Russia faces no credible threat of invasion from any of its neighbors.
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The listing calls the shed a studio, but neighbors aren't exactly convinced.
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Sometimes Anna complained of neighbors coming into her home and stealing things.
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Longtime neighbors told him Dugue's family had lived there for many years.
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Bonnie Neighbors, 33, was found fatally shot days after disappearing on Dec.
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Not just to threaten his neighbors, but also to have intercontinental capability.
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This is our city, and these are our neighbors and our friends.
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Don't tell my wife but our couch once belonged to the neighbors.
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Ms. Leoczak and her two neighbors, though, had not been so lucky.
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She died in the hospital Sunday, her neighbors and friends told CNN.
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Around June 2015, neighbors started to give him and his boyfriend trouble.
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Neighbors told investigators they hadn't seen the older woman since last September.
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Handsome, muscular and discreet, the X drew the neighbors to my driveway.
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Neighbors in the Macallen building are still trying to process the news.
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Why are you passionate about helping your homeless neighbors in Los Angeles?
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Neighbors found her in her home when they could not contact her.
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Your neighbors opened their doors to those who were fleeing the violence.
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"All the neighbors said they never experienced issues with them," he says.
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Neighbors defines itself as a "new neighborhood watch," according to its website.
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Bose pumped in simulated sounds of snoring, noisy neighbors and street noise.
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This is disputed by China's neighbors, including the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam.
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Trump voters are their neighbors, however alien they may seem to some.
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It was some neighbors of mom and some local folks in Seattle.
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Neighbors, who grew concerned when they couldn't reach her, called the police.
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Back to the cosmic bafflement pills, if the neighbors haven't taken them.
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As horrible as that sounds, people just want to trust their neighbors.
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On the one hand, what would her parents or the neighbors think?
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Neighbors said the "For Sale" sign was taken down the same day.
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Thursday's full Moon invites you to have a chat with the neighbors.
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"I have slowly started to tell some of my neighbors," she explained.
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"Praying for all our friends and neighbors," Rob tweeted on Jan. 9.
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We are basically neighbors, so it's just a 10-minute walk home.
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They have close relationships with their tenants/neighbors and share the yard.
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Among my neighbors in the hinterland are some manner of Hemsworth brothers.
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Two of its neighbors, Larsen A and Larsen B, have already collapsed.
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When one country democratizes, its neighbors may feel democratic winds blowing too.
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A few white neighbors told me they're glad the Gardners are gone.
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Party "responsibly" — as in don't give your neighbors reason to gossip. 7.
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We rely on community members, family members, neighbors, school officials, to help.
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The note, left by one of his neighbors, describes an adorable scene.
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The standoff has held back economic ties between the two near-neighbors.
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The chimpanzees and their human neighbors were in desperate need of help.
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It's not enough to feel love in your heart for your neighbors.
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If it's not in your house then it's in your neighbors house.
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Neighbors reportedly said Jackson was a veteran of the Air Force. 3.
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"You damage residential areas and ruin it for your neighbors," Lofven said.
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"Our neighbors are facing the same problem," he said during the hearing.
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We volunteer our time, help our neighbors, give money when we can.
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But Neighbors had something else going for it: the movie was funny.
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My other friends, colleagues, neighbors, and acquaintances do not have a clue.
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Reese's neighbors saw Lee near the house and identified him to police.
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Neighbors, including adults and children, were pleased to pet the friendly animals.
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One of Fuentes' neighbors, a 22-year-old woman, had hung herself.
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It could be your neighbors, just like it was my neighbor today.
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But Wakizawa chats with me as if we've been neighbors for years.
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Despite her familiarity with her neighbors, she wasn't having the easiest time.
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These individuals weren't just keeping their secret from coworkers, strangers or neighbors.
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We are neighbors, we are friends and we are family, tightly knit.
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Our neighbors' two Joseph nativity is up & I'm beaming 🎄👬 pic.twitter.
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Curious if you and your neighbors have the same tastes in porn?
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Igoe and her husband were longtime friends and neighbors of the Nelsons.
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"They're afraid, they're very afraid," Richard told The Oregonian, of his neighbors.
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It also seems that their neighbors are doing fine without these laws.
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Children could easily play together within view of their parents and neighbors.
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In the early going at least, Neighbors 2 is fleet and rewarding.
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I am confident that our Finnish friends and neighbors also understand this.
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I owe my neighbors a nice bottle of wine for the bikes.
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Your individual voting history as well as your neighbors' are public record.
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XXX moved in recently and neighbors say he was quiet, but friendly.
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The Kay's neighbors, Michael and Ashley Michelli, were also away on vacation.
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Friends and neighbors testified that Bond was a loving mother to Bella.
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The neighbors are also famous ... among them Sandra Bullock and Cameron Diaz.
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An arrest and puzzled neighbors Franklin was arrested in July of 2010.
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The screams of the 18-year-old alerted neighbors, who called police.
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The bodies were buried two days later by neighbors, the release said.
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Belgium and UK are neighbors and close partners in trade and security.
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Neighbors told ABC7 that he was a veteran who suffered from PTSD.
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Harry, the man with elephantiasis, stopped being scary to kids and neighbors.
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And not just for his own city, but for its neighbors, too.
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