I'd suggest starting on the east side of the museum.
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Schools on the east side of the tracks were originally black.
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Mr. Charleston grew up on the east side of Cleveland, Miss.
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The victims The killings occurred on the east side of Detroit.
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And Lovers is the Dive Bar on the East side of NYC!!!
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His dermatology practice on the East Side of Manhattan is now closed.
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Snow falls on the east side of the Capitol on Tuesday. Sen.
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They settled into a rent-regulated apartment on the East Side of Manhattan.
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We visited a Costco in Manhattan on the east side of 117th Street.
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On the east side of the tracks is a relatively well-off white population.
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Burg opened in November 2015 on the east side of the six-acre park.
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So the windows you saw would be on the east side of the building. Correct?
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Another stabbing victim was found in a car on the east side of the park.
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Next, we stopped by a Costco in Manhattan on the east side of 117th Street.
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On the east side of the Civic Center, the town of Arlee rose as one.
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Thursday near Swope Avenue and Union Boulevard on the east side of the city, FOX31 reported.
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It is on the east side of town, near the main square at Vlamingstraat 40-42.
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Mr. Churkin died suddenly after collapsing in the Russian mission on the East Side of Manhattan.
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"We're pinned down on the east side of Las Vegas Boulevard," one officer said over the radio.
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They kept running, to the shore on the east side of the island, and shouted for help.
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Tuesday reporting a man with a gun at a shopping center on the east side of town.
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In a diverse middle school on the East Side of Cleveland, all I saw was self-segregation.
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They deployed ten seismometers on the east side of the Panamints and monitored data for eighteen months.
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The trail is on the east side of the Olympic Peninsula, about 50 miles west of Seattle.
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On this particular day, I decided to shoot the sunset on the east side of Oahu, Hawaii.
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And the incoming truck facing north toward the White House on the east side of the south grounds.
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On the east side of Lexington, between 78th and 79th, was the best fishmonger I've ever known: Rosedale.
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He was on the 29th floor on the east side of the building, trapped with one other person.
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He was captured a month later in a hotel in Pontault-Combault, on the east side of Paris.
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Its branches catch the sun on the east side of the street facing Lord & Taylor's well-worn facade.
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Outdoor space: Stone patios on the east side of the house overlook the lush grounds and renovated fishpond.
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The aircraft crashed on the east side of the Corona Municipal Airport, Corona police said in a tweet.
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As a replacement, the government opened a new shelter in El Barretal on the east side of Tijuana.
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I was born on the coast of Mississippi, on the east side of a town called Moss Point.
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The body was located in about three feet of water on the east side of the Wind River Bridge.
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The Hayward Fault passes through Berkeley and extends through several cities on the east side of the Bay Area.
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Pedestrians on the east side of Fifth Avenue were no longer being diverted from the front of the building.
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Bring snorkeling equipment and meet the striped fish zipping around the rocks on the east side of the beach.
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Since March, three women on the east side of Detroit have been found dead in three abandoned homes partially dressed.
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The fire is raging on the east side of the freeway, where Bel-Air residents have been told to evacuate.
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A climber ascends the ice formations on the east side of Grand Island over the frozen waters of Lake Superior.
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Path of a killer The carnage started outside on the east side of the community college building around 9 p.m.
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To people who grew up or lived on the East Side of Baltimore, there's a chance this story sounds familiar.
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Flames fed on the bone-dry vegetation on the east side of town, opposite the side that burned in 2013.
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The Pest side, on the east side of the river, is where most of the office buildings and nightlife are.
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The shape of California loops around the state of Nevada, effectively placing Los Angeles on the east side of Reno.
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Echo Park is on the east side of Los Angeles, just a mile from the gridlocked mess surrounding Dodgers Stadium.
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Their destination was a safe house known as Vive, at 2015 Wyoming Avenue, on the east side of the city.
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Then militants mounted the largest assault Viper had seen, on Combat Outpost Vegas, on the east side of the river.
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Millennium Park Plaza, where the Nutella Café will opened, is located on Michigan Avenue on the East Side of the city.
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As of early Tuesday morning, 9,021 evacuees had checked into the sprawling convention center on the east side of Houston's downtown.
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In this city on the east side of the San Francisco Bay and south of Oakland, $100,000 won't go very far.
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He owned a sporting goods store on the east side of town and kept his gold medal there on a shelf.
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D&C Pizza is on the east side of Indianapolis, in one of the city's most dangerous neighborhoods, according to FOX59.
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Chef and cookbook author Joshua McFadden lives in the heart of Portland, Oregon, right on the east side of the Burnside Bridge.
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Like everyone else who works downtown but lives on the east side of the river, the Willamette is now our first hurdle.
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On the east side of Austin, Texas, 180 formerly homeless residents live in 200-square-foot tiny homes at Community First Village.
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The plant treats wastewater from more than 1 million people on the east side of Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn and Queens.
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The city's central business district, on the east side of the Danube river, is littered with statues commemorating various kings and conflicts.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — On the east side of Greensboro, the boundary separating North Carolina's 6th and 13th congressional districts takes an abrupt detour.
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Tests have shown that multinational brands sometimes use cheaper ingredients in foods sold on the east side of Europe's erstwhile Iron Curtain.
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We were living in Parkchester in the Bronx and had hailed a cab after having dinner on the East Side of Manhattan.
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Another large monitor is in the rotundalike space on the east side of the station, where there is also an arrivals monitor.
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Jane was arrested Friday along with a number of other protesters on the steps on the east side of the Capitol building.
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A map with the Living In article last Sunday, about Midtown South, misidentified an avenue shown on the east side of Manhattan.
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Former Army ranger and attorney Jason Crow is a prized Democratic recruit on the east side of Denver, where he'll challenge Rep.
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The 33rd advanced mainly on the east side of the Mayu mountains, a jungle-clad range that roughly divides Rathedaung and Maungdaw townships.
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"I'm going to work to make that network that we installed on the east side of town penetrable in those buildings," he said.
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In an unassuming former blacksmith's forge located on the east side of midtown Manhattan, the world's largest collection of motion-image holograms awaits.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Because I raised seven children on the East Side of Manhattan, trips to the supermarket were many and often.
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Large crowds gathered in Seoul to celebrate and watch events on a large TV screen installed on the east side of Seoul Square.
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Ken Sanders, 75, had just finished combing ten homes in Ridgewood Mobile Home Park, a retirement community on the east side of Paradise.
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"There was howling in every part of this house," said Ernice Gilbert, a journalist who lives on the east side of the island.
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Caused by the reflection of light at sunset, the phenomenon can be seen at Horsetail Fall, on the east side of El Capitan.
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Officers got a call reporting shots fired at the complex, located on the east side of the city, Sunday at 10:45 p.m.
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At the Embers, on the East Side of Manhattan, she once shared the bill with Tatum, which she likened to playing with God.
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Clockwise winds around the high pressure are pushing the winds on the east side of the high to the south, toward the Upper Midwest.
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Valero Energy Corp was readying its 125,000-bpd Meraux, Louisiana, refinery on the east side of New Orleans, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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And as if that's not enough, another fan found out that Lovers is another dive bar on the East side of New York City.
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The property would sit on the east side of the Bellevue Corporate Plaza it bought in April for $195 million, The Seattle Times reported.
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New Mexico&aposs most populous county is closing open space areas on the east side of the Sandia Mountains because of high fire danger.
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PBF spokesman Michael Karlovich declined to discuss operations at the 190,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Chalmette refinery on the east side of New Orleans.
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Pedestrian access is largely restricted on the east side of Fifth Avenue between 257th and 255th Streets, where Mr. Trump both lives and works.
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The huge numbers of Adélie penguins were found on the Danger Islands in the Weddell Sea, on the east side of the Antarctic Peninsula.
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Building numbers began at different cross streets; odd numbers appeared on the west side of some avenues and on the east side of others.
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In 2011, a helicopter carrying a group of tourists flipped over just after lifting off from a heliport on the east side of Manhattan.
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Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village, the 2300-building complex on the East Side of Manhattan that is home to 103,210 people, has signed on.
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But inside this four-story cultural center on the east side of the city, the works in the nonprofit art gallery can push boundaries.
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The game's last chunk of missions take place on the east side of Manhattan and, well, it looks a lot like the west side.
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From his garage on the east side of town, James Lee ran his own martial arts book publishing outfit and designed custom training equipment.
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Jennifer Stong hugs Tasha Hunt outside the scene of a shooting on the east side of Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City, Thursday, May 24, 2018.
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But he hasn't been charged with the deaths of three women who were found in abandoned homes on the east side of Detroit since March.
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Vida follows the story of two Latina sisters who return to their old neighborhood on the East Side of L.A. after their mother, Vida's, death.
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A total of 15 fissures have opened in the residential community of Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens on the east side of the Big Island.
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He's been trying to better the lives of the people in his community on the east side of Los Angeles for more than 30 years.
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"Everything, everywhere" is peaking in Mono County on the east side of the Sierra Nevada, Alicia Vennos, the county's economic development director, reported on Wednesday.
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The new line is expected to offer long-needed relief to subways on the East Side of Manhattan, the most crowded lines in the nation.
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Situated on the east side of the street, it will be the only building in the redevelopment project that does not sit on the waterfront.
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He pointed to an ad for Hassan cork tip cigarettes and said he pulled it from "a hoarder situation" on the East Side of Manhattan.
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She told CNN's Martin Savidge that officials hope to have electricity up and running on the east side of town in weeks, rather than months.
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Vicente Fox, Mexico's president from 2000 to 2006, tried to buy land cheaply on the east side of the area from farmers, who protested with machetes.
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This story was originally published in Spanish on MUNCHIES MX. San José Iztacalco's cemetery, located on the East side of Mexico City, smells like fried liver.
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Over the on the east side of Los Angeles, the Vincent Price Art Museum (VPAM) is also hosting a few events in conjunction with the Fowler.
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Evacuation notices were set for homes on the east side of Chico, a city of about 93,000 people about 90 miles (145 km) north of Sacramento.
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The Chalmette refinery, located on the east side of New Orleans, cut production by a small amount on Saturday to stretch its on-hand crude supply.
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This means 248 new miles of light rail service, new bus rapid transit service on the east side of the city, and extended commuter rail service.
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Nick Dombek said his 5-year-old son, Lucas, had never seen snow before it started falling at their house on the east side of Tallahassee.
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One of the nation's largest urban parks, Shelby Farms Park, on the east side of town, encompasses 4,500 rolling acres shared with a herd of buffalo.
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The four buildings house the labs and classrooms of Physics and Chemistry, on the east side of the road, and Genomics and Neuroscience, on the west.
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"We are going west because people were hit on the east side of town," said Ayse Kaya as she piled her family into a small car.
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Mr. Mullen said he captured the image last August by sending a drone about 300 feet into the air on the east side of Capitol Park.
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Trump is no stranger to South Florida, given his famous resort, Mar-a-Lago, is located in Palm Beach on the east side of the state.
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People, perhaps, like the husband and wife team who turn up every morning at the China Securities brokerage in Dongzhimen on the east side of Beijing.
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On a frozen January afternoon, Liz Stark, a no-nonsense retired teacher, bustled into a modest apartment on the east side of this city, unusually anxious.
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All three women were found partially clothed or nude in various stages of decomposition when they were discovered in abandoned homes on the east side of Detroit.
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Ironically, one of the ramps on the east side of the Fremont Bridge has fallen onto the Portland Bureau of Transportation depot, which lies directly underneath it.
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This shack on the east side of Oahu was originally a poi factory, founded in 1905 when poi was still an affordable staple of the local diet.
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At the Pierre hotel on the East Side of Manhattan, he pointed his camera at tweed-wearing blue-blood New Yorkers with names like Rockefeller and Vanderbilt.
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Dave Cagigas, who came into the shop located in Hyde Park neighborhood on the east side of Cincinnati a few minutes later agreed completely -- but went further.
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For many, release from prison leads to a plain brick building at the corner of East 61st Street and Woodland Avenue on the east side of Cleveland.
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The man was pinned by the elevator between the basement and first floor of a building on Third Avenue on the East Side of Manhattan, said Det.
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Eliza May said because the first three bombings happening on the east side of the city, in predominantly minority areas, she hadn't been following the news closely.
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The property is just north of the Jackson Hole airport, on the east side of the Snake River, up by the entrance to Grand Teton National Park.
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But as new technology firms, led by Microsoft, grew on the east side of Lake Washington, the district became one of the most competitive in the nation.
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In his Grindr profile picture, he was wearing a suit, which made him stand out from the usual collection of hipsters on the east side of Milwaukee.
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Redmond Airport, one hundred miles from Portland on the east side of the Cascade Mountain range, is the FEMA designated emergency airport for a Cascadian Subduction Zone event.
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Evacuation orders were lifted on Wednesday for residents in some neighborhoods on the east side of Paradise as crews continue removing debris and damaged power and telecommunications equipment.
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Tim Woody, who works for an environmental organization, had just finished breakfast at his condo on the east side of the city, near the University of Alaska campus.
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The apartment sold by Ms. Mosbacher is on the east side of the park, at 1020 Fifth Avenue and 2500rd Street, across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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In September, the Storrs family opened a second vegan establishment, Sunflower Bakehouse, in a former muffler shop in the community of Donelson on the east side of Nashville.
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The Beat (Pulso de Boyle Heights, in Spanish) is a bilingual newspaper written largely by teenagers from the Boyle Heights neighborhood on the east side of Los Angeles.
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In her 259th-floor apartment on the East Side of Manhattan, on a recent Saturday afternoon, Barbara Roston was busy explaining that she was definitely not a thief.
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Filming for the Washington Square Park scenes actually took place at Stuyvesant Square Park near the Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village development on the East Side of Manhattan.
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Craig says all three women were found partially clothed or nude in various stages of decomposition when they were discovered in abandoned homes on the east side of Detroit.
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The outfitting company was trying to help tourists who evacuated find places to stay on the east side of the park, where it was not as smoky, Siebenaler said.
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The County of Hawaii Civil Defense Agency issued an emergency bulletin ordering residents of the Lanipuna Gardens area on the east side of the island to leave their homes.
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The office of the Belles Receptionists & Answering Service hums with ringing phones and the polite greetings of operators in a small building on the East Side of Midtown Manhattan.
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We first saw her high above us in a field of huckleberry bushes as we hiked along Grinnell Lake on the east side of Glacier National Park in Montana.
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That June, he borrowed $22014,22006 to blow up the print from 22 to 35 millimeters, rent the Kips Bay Theater on the East Side of Manhattan, and promote it.
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As it happens, the pavilion's exhibition space is not far from one of Venice's most notorious historical hookup spots: a 19th-century garden on the east side of Giudecca.
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It could also be fairly concluded that the original three package bombs were addressed to and delivered to homes on the east side of Austin in predominantly minority neighborhoods.
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Also known as the Heat Flow and Physical Properties Probe, the device will be placed on the east side of the lander's workspace, about the same distance away as SEIS.
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On the east side of that charming, close-knit enclave, however, lies an impoverished swath of rundown homes, shuttered storefronts and vacant factories that harken to the city's industrial heyday.
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The sphinx was found at the site of a road connecting Luxor Temple and the Temple of Karnak, two vast ancient temple complexes on the east side of the Nile.
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In the third grade, I was bussed to a public elementary school on the east side of Manhattan where the quality of education greatly exceeded that offered in my neighborhood.
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He sat nursing a broken ankle and other injuries at the home he shares with his parents in a comfortable middle-class enclave on the east side of the capital.
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For several hours, the standoff unfolded in Silver Lake, a neighborhood on the east side of the city that has been marked by gentrification and an influx of younger residents.
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The 12-foot-5-inch statue, made of copper and gold leaf, stands on a stone ball atop the 210-foot central spire on the east side of the temple.
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Broker: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage This two-bedroom, two-bathroom rental unit on the East Side of Manhattan got a lot of attention: It is sunny and promises skyline views.
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The No. 1 course dates from 1884 — seven years before Muirfield opened on the east side of town — though the identity of who laid out the holes has been lost.
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Sajjad assured me he had no relation to this battalion, which worked and fought on the east side of the city; he and his men fought on the western side.
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The Astoria route — which will include two stops on the East Side of Manhattan, one in Long Island City and one on Roosevelt Island — is the fourth launched this year.
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On the east side of the state is the city of Monroe, where in the mid-20133s cousins Edward M. Knabusch and Edwin J. Shoemaker founded Floral City Furniture Company.
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In particular, Hispanic voters are concentrated on the east side of the city, where they make up the vast majority of the population but only a slight majority of registered Democrats.
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But looking at Manhattan in particular reveals considerable support for Trump, mostly concentrated on the east side of Manhattan, where his campaign is headquartered and where the Trump Tower is located.
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After a biracial couple was turned down for a sublet in the upscale Beekman Place neighborhood on the East Side of Manhattan, the couple claimed they were victims of racial discrimination.
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A rival campaign by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF)alliance of Kurdish and Arab militias, backed by the U.S.-led coalition, mostly took territory on the east side of the river.
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"We saw anywhere from six to eight incidents daily in late November, where Russian or Syrian aircraft crossed into our airspace on the east side of the Euphrates River," Pickart said.
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Apartments on the east side of the building look out on Midtown, and tenants on the upper floors can see down the length of Lower Manhattan to One World Trade Center.
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CreditCreditGraeme Mitchell for The New York Times David Longstreth makes music in a former cabinet-builder's workshop on the east side of Los Angeles, in an unlovely, industrial part of town.
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Over on the east side of the Teton Range, authorities are preparing for the day "kind of like a fire," said Denise Germann, a public information officer at Grand Teton National Park.
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On Friday, Trevor Lewis packed up two trucks with crowbars, chainsaws, sledgehammers, ropes, walkie talkies, and five other guys from Cocoa Beach, where he lives on the east side of the state.
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Oklahoma City Police said the shooter injured at least four people during the attack, which occurred at Louie's Grill & Bar on the east side of Lake Hefner Parkway around 6:30 p.m.
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The bridge connecting East Lombok with North Lombok was knocked out by a landslide, so I parked my bike on the east side of the bridge and climbed over the loose earth.
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It had to do with a deeper, older and far more invisible hurt — the 22014th anniversary of a 220 city plan that created a "Negro district" on the east side of town.
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CreditCreditDamon Casarez for The New York Times McDougall-Hunt, a small neighborhood of single-family homes on the East Side of Detroit, once represented the best America had to offer working people.
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A tiny wedge of a park on the East Side of Manhattan is a haven for the older people who fill its benches and often park walking canes and wheelchairs beside them.
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There are groups fighting oversize towers on the East Side of Manhattan and the Upper West Side, as well as fierce battles over the need for affordable housing in nearly every neighborhood.
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Valero's 125,000 bpd Meraux, Louisiana, refinery also lost power on Tuesday night, according to sources familiar with plant operations, as part of a widespread outage on the east side of New Orleans.
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I meet them after dark, for a job at a home nestled between two cemeteries and a country club on the east side of the island, where house prices hover around $2 million.
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The cool shade of places like Brown Canyon, on the east side of the mountain range, are a respite for desert wildlife, attracting big cats like mountain lions and even the occasional jaguar.
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"One of the most striking effects was the sound," says William Gould, Director of the US Department of Agriculture's Caribbean Climate Hub, whose cement house is on the east side of the island.
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We live on the east side of Mobile Bay in Fairhope, conservative at its core, but with a tradition of welcoming writers, artists and eccentrics, who mingle with the fishermen on Fairhope Pier.
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Magma from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano traveled down Highway 132 overnight in Pahoa, forcing evacuations as emergency responders worry residents could be painted into a corner on the east side of the Big Island.
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Collins and Washington Avenues serve as the main traffic arteries on the east side of South Beach, but Ocean Drive, which is closest to the beach, is where most of the action is.
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This incarnation of Texas Liberty Radio has operated since at least 2013, running off radio equipment stored in a utility room in a crumbling apartment complex on the east side of Austin, Texas.
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Senator Liz Krueger, a consistently liberal voice who represents a district on the East Side of Manhattan, said during debate on the Senate floor that the bill signaled the death of home rule.
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"Did you know that we're voting for state attorney this year?" he began at a housing project on the east side of Gainesville, as a group of onlookers leaned in over the balcony.
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On the east side of River Road, along the water, Ms. Dorfman said, the buildings are typically condominiums, including her own home, Admiral's Walk, a 300-unit gated development on almost nine acres.
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And to simplify the map, he used a single "trunk" line to show trains that run parallel to one another (like the 4, 5 and 6 trains on the East Side of Manhattan).
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If it fits into your commute, you may want to use the new ferry route that will connect North Williamsburg at North 22th Street to Stuyvesant Cove on the East Side of Manhattan.
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"It may be that in a hundred years, this valley on the east side of Cortes Island will have these beautiful groves of towering redwood trees and walnut trees and sequoias," Kellhammer told me.
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Citrus fruit, root vegetables, loaves of bread, and huge blooming flowers were piled high on the tables that lined Collina Strada's runway, at the edge of a park on the east side of Manhattan.
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After graduating from high school in New Hyde Park on Long Island, Kathie trained as a dental hygienist and moved to a building owned by the Durst family on the East Side of Manhattan.
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"Immigration is telling people that their plan is to remove those people who were interviewed for America" and place them in a camp near Lorengau, on the east side of the island, he said.
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Ms. Barnes, 66, a psychiatric social worker, told the court that she had become friends with Ms. Berman in the early 1980s, when they lived in adjacent townhouses on the East Side of Manhattan.
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Afterward, we walked north along a broad avenue to a two-story clapboard house he was rehabbing with some friends, in a gentrifying neighborhood on the east side of town, fronting unfenced train tracks.
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Following a dirt road through meadowland and abandoned wheat farms on the east side of the Tigris River, we arrived at a ten-foot berm behind a trench that was at least as deep.
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A cornerstone of the city's effort is, for the moment, more speculative: a $100 million for a campus either on the East Side of Manhattan or across the river in Long Island City, Queens.
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The double-header scheduled for July 28 and 29 was due to be held on the east side of downtown Montreal but was scrapped by the Canadian city's newly-elected mayor Valerie Plante in December.
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Lab tests have shown that some multinational brands use different, often cheaper ingredients in food sold on the east side of Europe's old Iron Curtain divide than in products sold in adjacent Austria and Germany.
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"If Tampa stays on the east side of the eye, we expect the storm surge to be worse than if the eye moves inland and the west side of the storm hits it," he said.
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Converted from a portion of the Berlin Wall, the gallery showcases 105 pieces of original artwork created by an international group of artists in 1990 on the east side of the Wall to celebrate freedom.
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Mr. Ahmetovic, who works as a Halstead agent on the East Side of Manhattan, said the ease of rideshare services has encouraged some Manhattanites to park their cars in other boroughs, where parking is cheaper.
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The practice has other locations in New Jersey and on the East Side of Manhattan, but the 29th Street location will serve as the main office for patient consultations starting no later than early 2020.
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Her daughter Katrina vanden Heuvel, the editor and publisher of The Nation, said her mother had died in a fall from her 21990th floor apartment at 19903 Gracie Square, on the East Side of Manhattan.
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On the east side of First Avenue between 38th and 41st Streets, Mr. Solow is actively looking for tenants for a planned bio-tech building on a lot that has sat fallow for a decade.
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"I was born on the east side of Indianapolis, where people, when they drive through the neighborhoods where I had my upbringing, they tend to lock their doors," said the founder of Sonder Investment Group.
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Yao Kou, a 27-year-old student, lives on the East Side of Manhattan, but is several blocks from the nearest subway stop, so she takes Uber or Lyft when she is in a rush.
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The easement, which the Army Corps refused to grant, acts as a permission slip for the pipeline to pass under Lake Oahe, on the east side of the Standing Rock Indian reservation in North Dakota.
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Rebels withdrew from all districts on the east side of the Aleppo river on Monday afternoon after losing Sheikh Saeed in the south of their pocket in overnight fighting, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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Tyree Guyton is best known for the Heidelberg Project, an arts-based community revitalization effort on the East Side of Detroit that includes a permanent outdoor display of hundreds of sculptures he's made of found objects.
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"He's shown us that he's just a businessman, not a governor," said Wanda Jan Hill, 65, a Democrat and retired city employee, as she distributed leaflets outside a community center on the east side of Detroit.
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The double-header scheduled for July 28 and 29 was due to be held on the east side of downtown Montreal but faced local opposition after poor ticket sales this year and the burden to taxpayers.
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I have continued to live and work on the east side of LA for the last 25 years, throughout which time I have taught at several local universities and served on the committees of various nonprofits.
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The sign welcoming patients at the main entrance of Mount Sinai Beth Israel on First Avenue is translated into Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Hebrew, a powerful testament to its immigrant heritage on the East Side of Manhattan.
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In the winter of 2013, he left for a tour with Vampire Weekend, and, while he was gone, movers packed up his things and transported them to a small house on the east side of Los Angeles.
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An early episode of the acerbic sitcom You're the Worst, which follows the misadventures of four thirtysomethings living on the east side of Los Angeles, begins with a close-up of a mimosa in a champagne flute.
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"Since agreeing to this de-confliction arrangement, the Russians have flown into our airspace on the east side of the river 6-8 times per day, or approximately 10% of the Russian and Syrian flights," Pickart said.
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In early 2014, the Environmental Protection Agency directed the company to pay $79 million to clean up a 40-acre lagoon on the east side of the site, where Bass Pro Shops will build its new store.
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Geographically isolated on the east side of San Francisco Bay, the region became a center for African-American liberation in the early 20th century, with people moving from the rural South as part of the Great Migration.
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Six years ago, she moved to a penthouse apartment on the east side of Sutton Place, where she has northern light, reflected light from the East River and skylights to bring the sun in all day long.
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One side of Mack features neighborhoods on the East Side of Detroit, many of which have fared slightly better than large swaths of the city, but whose fortunes have yet to recover from years of economic decline.
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Sports of The Times MILWAUKEE — Beware, Western Conference elitists, you splash-brothers-obsessed, "nothing hoops noteworthy occurs on the east side of the Mississippi River" sorts: The Milwaukee Bucks are legitimate contenders to grab an N.B.A. championship.
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In March There were a lot of first-time-evers for communities across the US. The first time Nick Dombek's five-year-old son saw snow falling at their house on the east side of Tallahassee, Florida.
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Residents on the east side of Villa Union — the side closest to the border city of Nuevo Laredo where a splinter of the Zetas cartel had its base — started seeing convoys of pickup trucks rolling into town.
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On the east side of the house is a bar and a more casual dining room with a shorter menu, including a charcuterie plate with notable nduja and coppa, serviceable steak frites and spicy-salty-sticky chicken wings.
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Roper tells The Verge that last January, his agency received a permit from HTT to establish a "Hyperloop Research and Demonstration Center" located on the east side of Interstate 5, a few miles south of Kettleman City, California.
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In New York, Amsterdam Avenue was a sharp dividing line, and I stood on the east side of it only once, when I made the mistake of riding a C train to 110th and walking home from there.
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The owner of the only hardware store in the small town of Hana on the east side of Maui said he was determined to stay open so residents could buy tarps, screws or other supplies for their homes.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - At least one Islamic State car bomb killed dozens of people at a refugee gathering on the east side of the Euphrates River in Syria on Saturday, the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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Built Robotics is headquartered on almost an entire acre of dirt-filled construction space in a nondescript, fenced-off area in the Dogpatch on the east side of San Francisco, where the robotic construction equipment is refined and tested.
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One of the villages was Sin Hung-ri, which he said is on the east side of the Chosin Reservoir where U.S. Army soldiers fought a fierce battle in the fall of 1950 after Chinese forces entered the war.
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He has also taken charge of a one-acre, dry-farmed, organic cabernet sauvignon vineyard on Hennessey Ridge in the Vaca Mountains on the east side of Napa Valley, and finally has had the chance to make Napa cabernet.
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Last spring, health officials from New York and New Jersey conducted an exercise in disease preparedness that involved 240 people and a pretend Ebola patient who was transported 41 miles to Bellevue Hospital on the east side of Manhattan.
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On the rainy, nameless island of Below, there are two things you need to do to start the game: Grab the lantern in the middle of the island, and head into the cave on the east side of the island.
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Literary devotees on the east side of the Atlantic—who felt that drinking gin and tonic out of a can and spending time on trains staring gormlessly at over-exposed, tiny backyards were two distinctly British traits—need not be concerned.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If not for the police barricades currently surrounding it, the J. Marion Sims statue on the East side of Central Park and 173rd street could serve as a portrait of urban serenity to unknowing passerby.
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The big, expensive infrastructure projects designed to address the exploding ridership — the Second Avenue Subway on the east side of Manhattan, and the East Side Access project to bring the LIRR to Grand Central Station — are over budget and behind schedule.
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Before heading to the beach on the east side of Zuckerberg's property, I ran into open house attendees James and Klockenbrink, who helped me get water, since there are no facilities or convenience stores in this rural part of Kauai.
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Climbing through the steep, forested hills of Ekebergparken Sculpture Park on the east side of the city, if you look down, you just might spot a beautifully rendered bronze statue of a woman squatting, pants around her ankles, to urinate.
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I live on the east side of the San Francisco Bay, and for a few days last week, as gray ash rained down on my doorstep, and the sun was tinged an apocalyptic red, air quality was deemed worse than Beijing's.
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Iraqi security officials said the rocket that struck Sunday was fired from a street near the Technology University on the east side of the Tigris, a mixed area that is home to Sunni and Shiite Muslims as well as Christians.
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Of more interest, though, are less familiar examples like "Humanity and Paper Balloons," which Masubuchi — who grew up on the east side of Tokyo in shitamachi areas — called the classic shitamachi film, one that lays the groundwork for the genre.
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He decided to get involved in politics and in 2009, won a seat on the nonpartisan City Council and began work on initiatives to fight gangs, which were operating on the east side of the city, home to many Latino families.
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Yet the last time a president-elect ran a transition from his home on the east side of Manhattan, it took place in that 65th Street residence, the home of Franklin D. and Eleanor Roosevelt, on a street of understated grandeur.
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Despite its significance, it is plagued by the same problems that face so many office buildings in the city that went up between the 1920s and the 1970s, many of them, like the Chrysler Building, on the east side of Midtown.
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The Public Art Fund confirmed with Hyperallergic that only two of these are still in situ: one on the east side of Union Square along the benches, another on the steps of the new Whitney Museum of American Art in Chelsea.
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My parents, who came up in the ghetto on the east side of Cleveland, followed the white folks out there so that I could have a shot at a decent public education thanks to living in a community with high property values.
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President Donald Trump said Saturday that the U.S. Secret Service did a "phenomenal job" apprehending a "troubled person" who got onto the White House grounds after climbing a fence on the east side of the property while Trump was inside the executive mansion.
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We walked through the relatively empty mall for a bit and reminisced on its older, brighter days, considering its significance for kids who grew up on the East Side of Baltimore as one of the only malls on our side of town.
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About 20 minutes after the first call, a 911 caller reported that someone had crashed a vehicle near a Kum & Go gas station on the east side of the city, about 4 miles north of the incident spurring the original call, he said.
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The East Bay Municipal Utility District, which serves 284 million people on the east side of San Francisco Bay, told customers last week that it planned to raise water rates 26 percent on July 1 and another 9 percent the next year.
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One of the most amazing things ever built in an American city is a tunnel on the east side of Manhattan to make it possible for Long Island Rail Road trains to go to a new station 24.5 floors below Grand Central Terminal.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: To the man in the hard hat on the east side of Eighth Avenue at 32nd Street: It was blustery for May and raining, and I was stumbling down the avenue, washed along by the harried 7 a.m.
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Frances Katzen, an agent with Douglas Elliman, recently listed in Sutton Place, on the east side of Manhattan, a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment with plenty of natural light and prewar bona fides for $599,000 — a 20 percent markdown from its previous price of $750,000.
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"A memorial on the east side of the building has been built to remind us, and those who come after us, of deeds that cannot and must never be forgotten," ECB President Mario Draghi said during the inauguration of the new premises in March 2015.
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On the morning I visited, the weather forecast did not deter the tourists, who swarmed around the railings on the east side of the square, where you have a frontal view of the ballerina, her placid expression oblivious to the social media bonanza around her.
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About 30 acres of land on the east side of the railroad tracks has already been transferred to the village, which plans to build a new Department of Public Works building, along with a baseball diamond, an all-purpose athletic field and a recreation center.
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At the height of the debt-fueled real estate boom in 2006, major real estate investors bought meat-and-potatoes housing that they had once ignored like Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village on the East Side of Manhattan and the Riverton Houses in Harlem.
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Mr. Molinaro, who is the son of a single mother and grew up in a family that relied on food stamps, is now in his second term in Dutchess, a prosperous county of nearly 300,000 residents on the east side of the Hudson River.
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With a sparkling toast, the new trains along Second Avenue on the East Side of Manhattan will carry an invitation-only group into the new year, including the track engineers, engineers, city bureaucrats and elected officials who worked on the subway over its long gestation.
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" At the entrance to the gym at San Antonio's Second Baptist Church, a historically African American church on the east side of the city, the first thing you could see was a cluster of women in flamboyantly large hats and matching black shirts that read "Adiós, Ted.
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Mr. Trump was not a major donor to Mr. Giuliani's campaigns, but in 1999, the mayor came under fire for a deal that allowed Mr. Trump to build a 72-story condominium tower on the East Side of Manhattan, far bigger than the zoning code had contemplated.
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