It's not just black people out there on the streets, it's every color on the streets.
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I see it every day on the streets of New York: eyes glued to our phones, stepping over bags of trash on the streets.
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A: There are 80,000 children that go missing on the streets of India every year, and there are about 11 million children in total on the streets.
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But there's a problem with bikes and rideables on the streets – riding on the streets is not as safe as it could be on bicycles or rideables.
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And I mean the guy said shit is so cold in the movie, I had never heard anything on the streets and I've been on the streets just like damn.
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"Maybe five years from now, when we have 20,000 robots roaming around on the streets and people have to walk on the streets with the cars," Yee told the Board.
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My youthful vision of neighborhood policing on the streets of Boston's Fenway as I began my career is becoming a reality on the streets of New York as I end it.
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"Seeing homeless men in wheelchairs without shoes in the winter, women with infants on the streets, young men and women on the streets doing drugs, it was painful," wrote one tourist.
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Fight on -- in the legislature, not on the streets.
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It started on the streets of Philly -- Uzi's hometown.
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"A lot of these children on the streets, a lot of the people that's on the streets, are black and brown children — just like me, just like my babies," Karim, 41, said.
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And we've spent the last two centuries on the streets, expressing our outrage at wars, about innocent young men killed on the streets, and hoping to turn our marches into a mass movements.
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Then I begged on the streets to get back here.
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They were needed back on the streets, for more emergencies.
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Rockets and bombs rained down on the streets of Tripoli.
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Whether that's a party or club or on the streets.
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Still, it's a sentiment echoed on the streets of Cúcuta.
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"It's no fun on the streets," he told the station.
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Keba Collins started her business selling handbags on the streets.
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We don't know what's in the drugs on the streets.
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He was living on the streets without the proper treatment.
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" "In most cases, they put you back on the streets.
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Last month, she performed on the streets of Santiago, Chile.
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Football fans partied on the streets in cities across France.
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When the series returns, Justin is living on the streets.
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"I don't want people dying on the streets," he said.
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Yes. Life drawing, portraits, family, life on the streets, etc.
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On the streets, everyone treated him like he was Ross.
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People are afraid to go on the streets and protest.
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And on the streets of Trenton, he's a fucking superhero.
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He shot people on the streets of New York relentlessly.
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One night last autumn, 4,103 people slept on the streets.
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"He shouldn't be on the streets anymore, period," she said.
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Scott, an art student, found her inspiration on the streets.
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Adults and youngsters mingle in boozy gatherings on the streets.
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On the streets of La Matanza scepticism still outweighs hope.
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But on the streets outside, the death toll keeps rising.
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Later, he forced her to sell herself on the streets.
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There weren't any puddles on the streets turning into ice.
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That's why so many people are sleeping on the streets.
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Forney was murdered on the streets of Harlem in 1997.
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Thousands of people sleep on the streets in Oakland, California.
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Sanitation workers on the streets of NYC wearing designer uniforms.
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Even policemen were not safe walking alone on the streets.
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Civilians are massacred on the streets of Europe every week.
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They met on the streets and went through recovery together.
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Some people have been on the streets for a generation.
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WHAT ABOUT THE 50,000+ Citizens WHO LIVE ON THE STREETS.
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Mourners, thronging to the capital, are shot on the streets.
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No more children playing on the streets late at night.
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On June 12, Hong Kong was back on the streets.
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Evidence of this anger can be found on the streets.
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"There are too many guns on the streets," McAuliffe said.
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Clashes broke out on the streets the night they performed.
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I'm fine being a freaking heroin addict on the streets.
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They battle for dominance on the streets and on smartphones.
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We're not going to let people die on the streets.
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However, New York City may see less on the streets.
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On the streets below, crowds chanted, whooped and banged drums.
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I started off giving free love advice on the streets.
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They've been on the streets for at least a decade.
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Meade returned to cocaine and to living on the streets.
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Many cartel members are out on the streets fighting. pic.twitter.
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We are and will continue to be on the streets!
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Plainclothes Basij militia members were also out on the streets.
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He previously won on the streets of Long Beach, Calif.
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You'll see women on the streets, but never their faces.
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Tensions on the streets have mounted, along with political recriminations.
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Dead bodies lay on the streets, and people wandered around.
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Jews are being attacked on the streets of New York.
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The reaction on the streets of central Tokyo was supportive.
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Chinese troops are rarely seen on the streets of Macau.
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So, he crashed with friends or slept on the streets.
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Feeling safe on the streets should not be a privilege.
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Many have nowhere to go, often living on the streets.
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Many Muscovites on the streets appeared to be less scornful.
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Critics say it will put criminals back on the streets.
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People were killed every night and dumped on the streets.
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We were quite active on the streets and very visible.
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In San Francisco, it's often they're out on the streets.
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Kathi rolls are fast food, made fresh on the streets.
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You can see the streets right now and it's hard living here with people doing drugs on the streets, you are like, they're lying on the streets doing drugs in front of my house.
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Let's set the scene for you: ON THE STREETS OF DOWNTOWN D.C.: Yikes, things are escalating -- window smashing: Some anti-Trump protesters have started to smash windows on the streets, including a limo: http://bit.
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I would end up back in Jwaideh or on the streets.
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People didn&apost appear dead on the streets, they simply disappeared.
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Jubilation erupted outside the academy and on the streets of Cairo.
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Most would prefer a market stall to trading on the streets.
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Royal fans wait on the streets near the castle in Windsor.
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We're still immigrants, we're still out here on the streets cooking.
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Essentially, we're filming a live play on the streets of Brooklyn.
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This includes teaching skateboarding on the ramp and on the streets.
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They captured these dogs as strays on the streets of Moscow.
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JOIN US on the streets in YOUR city on the 43st!
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On the streets, we are not Shiite or Sunni or Christians.
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This is what you could see this month on the streets.
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I'd drive on the streets of West Hollywood, Santa Monica Boulevard.
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I thought I was going to be out on the streets.
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France is certainly no stranger to mass protests on the streets.
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On the streets below, tourists in white sneakers and Crocs scattered.
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Apple is currently testing Lexus SUVs on the streets of California.
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Coppers are stopping and searching many fewer people on the streets.
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We believe nobody should be left to sleep on the streets.
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The adorable black Lab was abandoned on the streets of China.
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I see it fairly often on the streets of New York.
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After six months on the streets, Mr Rubenga escorted him home.
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Nobody would hear you, because there is nobody on the streets.
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Today they are no longer invisible children living on the streets.
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This is when I started buying pills illegally on the streets.
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VICE News was on the streets shortly after the attack began.
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JOIN US on the streets in YOUR city on the 21st!
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And it's OK to ask someone on the streets their story.
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The very thought of Barzee on the streets makes Elizabeth shudder.
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Terry McAuliffe said there were too many guns on the streets.
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We have people on the streets, angry, and with determination, marching.
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"People are running on the streets and buildings collapsed," he said.
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The canine was caught on the streets of Fresno and impounded.
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On the streets of Myitkyina, however, the event seemed less remarkable.
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He ended up camping with them on the streets for months.
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They should go back to that and not on the streets.
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On the streets, the security forces silenced protests by opening fire.
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But on the streets of Buenos Aires, the note is welcome.
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On the streets, local citizens are long-suffering and often cynical.
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"We can't let these people be on the streets," he said.
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An unwillingness to offend could lead to blood on the streets.
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But on the streets many protesters express mistrust for the MUD.
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There is a need for disarmament on the streets of America.
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Bullets rattled on the streets and glanced off with ugly whines.
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"But some people are still left on the streets," he said.
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Would I be sleeping in a bed or on the streets?
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She ended up on the streets, easy prey to the gangs.
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Every word is absorbed on the streets of the Middle East.
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Stay on the streets all night and you'll wake up dead.
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They clashed on the streets with members of the armed forces.
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There are no tanks on the streets of America this morning.
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Spent a lot of time just on the streets, selling CDs.
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Meanwhile, on the streets outside, protesters were facing off with police.
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It's hard to test autonomous cars in out on the streets.
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Protesters against police brutality joined teachers in demonstrations on the streets.
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Toast loved meeting fans at meet ups and on the streets.
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Others beg for alms at traffic lights or on the streets.
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After the nuclear deal, there were huge celebrations on the streets.
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It's not all that forgiving or kind out on the streets.
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There was a lot to eat on the streets of Sana'a.
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Migrants, though, fear they will be back on the streets afterwards.
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Many nationalist activists were out on the streets over the weekend.
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He was somewhere on the streets of Istanbul, until he wasn't.
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She began living on the streets in Winnipeg's impoverished north end.
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The couple kissing on the streets of Vancouver during a riot.
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She works less frequently on the streets than she did before.
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He romanticized a life on the streets, beholden to no one.
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There's still not enough housing, still jarring inequality on the streets.
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"He knew there was bad heroin on the streets," she said.
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In the system or on the streets, it's what I do.
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Despite what you might smell on the streets, it's still illegal.
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He said the officers who shot Gatica remained on the streets.
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On Thursday, no private vehicles would be allowed on the streets.
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The decision sparked mass protests and caused chaos on the streets.
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Such patronage politics lacks the drama of troops on the streets.
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"Here on the streets of Hamburg, we alone have such authority."
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About 200,000 of them are living without shelter on the streets.
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Demonstrators and counter-protesters clashed on the streets throughout the day.
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At a museum, in one's home or out on the streets?
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Right-wingers snap photographs of Muslims they see on the streets.
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Rescuers recall hundreds of dumbfounded residents coming out on the streets.
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On the way, I barely saw any people on the streets.
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Saudi National Day celebrations on the streets of Riyadh in October.
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Times journalists were on the streets of Caracas covering the demonstrations.
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On the streets with him now, it's clear much has changed.
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In Managua, police have beefed up their presence on the streets.
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In 1985, there was an arrest on the streets of Moscow.
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Eyes on the streets, sidewalks with the stoops in New York.
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In the wee hours, Washington's dysfunction played out on the streets.
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Instead, she lived briefly on the streets of Santa Cruz, Calif.
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Our focus shifted from agitation on the streets to legal battle.
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Meanwhile restaurants were closing up, people on the streets looked scared.
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Skip the touristy stuff — watch tango on the streets of Palermo.
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You wouldn't fight this passionately with a stranger on the streets.
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Pictures of dismembered bodies could be seen at all the newspaper stands on the streets every day—just like how they appear overnight, lying on the streets of the city and all over the country, these days.
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IN JUNE four young men were attacked on the streets of Rome.
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More police were visible on the streets of Antwerp on Thursday afternoon.
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It is something we acquire only after we are on the streets.
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Prince William is embraced his daring side on the streets of London!
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And 100% of these girls become prostitutes or live on the streets.
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For weeks, he lived on the streets, escaping a bevy of dangers.
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The city will then abolish 221 parking spaces on the streets above.
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I've rode the same bikes on the streets that they ride on.
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"They point at me on the streets," Mr. Bozic said from Belgrade.
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"There is no reason this man should have been on the streets."
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There doesn't exist that system for all the businesses on the streets.
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But further sensational revelations could see them back out on the streets.
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Many eke a living hawking wares and air time on the streets.
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But he may still need to face it down on the streets.
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I will not let people die on the streets if I'm president.
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"We need a military presence on the streets," says a nervous businessman.
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On the streets one finds professionals and graduates working as unlicensed traders.
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But any animosities were hidden on Thursday on the streets of Bangkok.
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"There were people on the streets trying to take people," Athena says.
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"Hot action on the streets of West Hollywood," she wrote. https://twitter.
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Transgender prostitutes are visible on the streets of many Latin American cities.
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Apart from a few signposts, the language is invisible on the streets.
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A Lime scooter on the streets of Portland, Oregon in May 2019.
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In the end, despite mass protests on the streets, Syriza backed down.
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Car2Go Smart car rentals parked on the streets of Amsterdam in 2013.
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Click ahead for the raddest bangs spotted on the streets of NYFW.
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Being an LA native, this music was always played on the streets.
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Becca Stevens was celebrated for helping women escape life on the streets.
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Many end up in overcrowded slums, on the streets, and under bridges.
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Others eke out a living by begging for alms on the streets.
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ON THE streets of Brussels they had been dreading the next attack.
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He survived on the streets by begging, stealing, and selling his body.
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Topman's just-showered look was also spotted on the streets of London.
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Some will be on the streets in uniform, others in plain clothes.
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As the protests in Spain show us, on the streets if necessary.
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By the age of 22 she was selling herself on the streets.
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All of them - including 19 children - have ended up on the streets.
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It's on walls, it's out of the salon, it's on the streets!
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It had to do with noise and people congregating on the streets.
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In fact, the people on the streets have been saying "Iran out".
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People on the streets took a moment to let it sink in.
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Venezuela protests Big protests may happen today on the streets of Venezuela.
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It first showed up in deadly doses on the streets in 63.
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Sandoval saw more and more people living and sleeping on the streets.
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There will be unfortunately a great deal of blood on the streets.
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Did the model present a distraction from the reality on the streets?
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Cruyff learned it on the streets near Ajax's old De Meer stadium.
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Even if you're not on the streets, you're in this survival loop.
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But there are no cars to be hailed on the streets yet.
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And it was all reflected on the streets and in the shows.
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The man, in his early 50s, had been living on the streets.
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Above, protesters were already out on the streets there over the weekend.
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Open drug use is still common on the streets around Twitter's headquarters.
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Is it safer to be in a shelter, or on the streets?
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"Poor little Austin," she said, surveying the dwindling crowds on the streets.
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Calm before the storm On the streets of Caracas, tension is palpable.
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Celebrations erupted on the streets of Khartoum overnight after Ibn Auf's resignation.
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Instead, they'll be on the streets on San Francisco, handing out fliers.
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On the streets of Dakar, Senegal, the two 7-footers stood out.
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Developers have begun homing in on the streets near Miami's Design District.
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Two years ago, the teenager was living on the streets near Miami.
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Many more choose instead to live on the streets or in tents.
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A 20-something magician performing on the streets of Thailand and Jamaica.
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"There's never been so many people sleeping on the streets," she said.
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On the streets, the chant "at night like thieves" could be heard.
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Why offer buprenorphine on the streets instead of in a medical clinic?
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Social workers said the conditions were far better than on the streets.
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Without a vigilante hero on the streets, criminals are running the city.
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On the streets, she's always standing up, and the banjo's fairly heavy.
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I was inspired by what I saw on the streets of Monrovia.
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Terez has to go out on the streets to hunt for her.
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Rioting on the streets Wine's youth movement has rattled the Museveni regime.
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Now they were lost, on the streets causing trouble, tormenting the newcomers.
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Down on the streets of South Los Angeles, it was blazing hot.
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The couple met on the streets of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in December 2013.
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You see it on the streets, you see it on social networks.
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Vizcarra is often greeted on the streets with shouts encouraging the move.
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Protests broke out on the streets of Gaza and the West Bank.
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The presence of the colectivos hardly ends with demonstrations on the streets.
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This is what people wear on the streets normally — same as here.
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Soldiers on the streets of the city of Concepción on Oct. 20.
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She was a prostitute on the streets of Columbus for six years.
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"There's a lot of those weapons already on the streets," O'Neal said.
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But some of them will be on the streets of New York.
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These were all pedestrian stops on the streets of New York City.
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"The horror on the streets of Las Vegas is unimaginable," Whitehouse said.
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One of its goals is to mitigate illegal guns on the streets.
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They live on the streets together, acting as a sort of team.
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"There's money on the streets here," Mr. Feygin recalls his cousin saying.
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Hence, you wind up with a lot of garbage on the streets.
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BARS/RESTAURANTS All bars, cafes and restaurants on the streets must close.
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Many are stuck in refugee camps or are living on the streets.
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A woman fled an abusive relationship and ended up on the streets.
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A lot of drug use on the streets, I think that's disturbing.
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We're trying to help people stay alive out here on the streets.
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For this year's show, it's not that brands weren't doing anything on the streets, but the days of Hootsuite driving around party buses and throwing T-shirts from an open-air top to people on the streets were done.
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On the streets at night old women collect cardboard to make ends meet.
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You have to be on the streets constantly so he gets the message.
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An additional 101 people living on the streets sought care at emergency rooms.
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After his arrest, thousands turned out to demonstrate on the streets of Delhi.
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What does the climate feel like on the streets and among the people?
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"I worked with homeless on the streets on a soup run," she said.
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After my car finally got repossessed, I was actually sleeping on the streets.
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Some shops opened up on Thursday and more people were on the streets.
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But Sunday's season 8 premiere saw him back on the streets, selling meth.
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The #MeToo uprising mostly plays out in media rather than on the streets.
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The message is one that is warmly received on the streets of Moscow.
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The change of direction is already visible on the streets of New Delhi.
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As those fill up, they face the prospect of living on the streets.
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Then she got scared of going out on the streets and being harassed.
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Their bodies lie on the streets for days before they can be collected.
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By June, the mayor said, 127 new officers will be on the streets.
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But our analysis found shootings don't fit such neat divisions on the streets.
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Another sickening Islamist terror attack, this time on the streets of New York.
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More than most, he can get his supporters to protest on the streets.
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While some of those bought their drugs on the streets, many did not.
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Gomez, the candidate, said she would not protest the result on the streets.
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But the argument will be conducted in the courts, not on the streets.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Kevin Lusongo has been on the streets since he was 11.
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There were 28,000 on the streets last weekend, down from 280,000 last November.
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"Somebody like that doesn't need to be out on the streets," says Swanton.
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When I see people beaten on the streets of America, that hurts me.
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To meeting my husband on the streets of NYC before an acting class.
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And by the way, it happens on the streets of Chicago every day.
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After allegations of electoral fraud, "No" voters protested the results on the streets.
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But on the streets of Delhi, at least, that's not always the case.
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As children they sold trinkets on the streets of Athens to get by.
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"I'm not living out on the streets screaming about alien abductions," she wrote.
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Karrueche Tran got all shaggy as she stopped on the streets of NYC.
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Giant pigs aren't exactly a common sight on the streets of southern California.
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R. Kelly's back on the streets after finally covering his unpaid child support.
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This happened on the streets of NYC, and it's happening on the internet.
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Many went to Venezuelan cities to sell craftwork and beg on the streets.
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They have disowned me so I am forced to live on the streets.
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Government patrols were overwhelmed by people on the streets with guns, he said.
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Was your entrepreneurial streak innate or something honed growing up on the streets?
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I have seen on the streets that it clearly rings true to people.
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The government has put 90,000 police, gendarmes and security agents on the streets.
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It's common danger, you know, for people on the streets to get killed.
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Some 40 protesters were shot by the police on the streets of Kinshasa.
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Therefore we'll have to prove our existence on the streets of our cities.
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What began with a piece of guttering results in riots on the streets.
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Catalonians on the streets of Barcelona erupted in celebration upon hearing the news.
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Some have relocated five or six times to avoid sleeping on the streets.
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CNN saw army checkpoints at key locations and armored vehicles on the streets.
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Those murders are disproportionately taking place on the streets of America's large cities.
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European activists see a version of this almost every week on the streets.
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Once they get the notice, should they go and live on the streets?
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In 113, Nerling started publicly sharing his views, on the streets and online.
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On the streets, gang violence was a fixture of day-to-day life.
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We'll return to where we grew strong, on the streets, on the squares.
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VICE: What have the past few months been like, living on the streets?
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Panic on the streets of London indeed You can follow Angus on Twitter.
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That grid seen on the tabletop is based on the streets of Baghdad.
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But the main goal for the students remains with those on the streets.
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"Some got haircuts by mobs on the streets — street justice," Professor Ericsson said.
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The neighborhood, with a fairly robust security presence on the streets, feels safe.
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Women have confronted military dictators and fought on the streets against discriminatory laws.
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Last week, Jennings drove around Washington, looking for people living on the streets.
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People died on the streets and their bodies were left unburied, he said.
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Word of what was happening on the streets of Bogotá slowly got out.
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Don't expect to see cars without drivers on the streets just yet, though.
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He walked on the streets of a free India, ancient and ever new.
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Aggravating the problems, officials and experts say, are more guns on the streets.
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On the streets will be outdoor exhibits, live music and art-making workshops.
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Because he was selling stuff on the streets of Athens as a kid.
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But fewer crimes have not resulted in fewer police officers on the streets.
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It has test vehicles on the streets of San Francisco, Palo Alto, Calif.
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And on the streets Thursday night we saw the future of the West.
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At issue is a ban in Boise, Idaho, on sleeping on the streets.
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At nightfall, few cars moved on the streets and almost nobody ventured outside.
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It's in strict contrast to the criticism they sometimes endure on the streets.
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The effects of the war are increasingly visible on the streets of Sana.
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I saw more than 200 bodies in the river and on the streets.
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Residents of the Germantown neighborhood survey the damage on the streets, March 3.
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He lived on the streets and ultimately became a ward of the state.
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But behind the wheel, and out on the streets, the changes were enormous.
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On the streets, protesters and police face off each week with escalating violence.
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Since then, thousands of imported second-hand cars have appeared on the streets.
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In Havana, the presence of Americans on the streets these days is palpable.
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America was set to erupt — and it did on the streets of Chicago.
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We sneak in moments of quiet in between the clashes on the streets.
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Hundreds of activists were on the streets on Wednesday for the petition campaign.
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Several people on the streets of Buenos Aires voiced mistrust of the IMF.
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And some of the women on the streets have asylum documents, says Jeannerod.
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Witnesses reported the presence of riot police officers on the streets of Ahvaz.
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I don't want to go out on the streets, sleeping under a bridge.
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Yet the most intense political campaigning was not taking place on the streets.
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The president has noticed that people are living on the streets in California.
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Since then, thousands of imported second-hand cars have appeared on the streets.
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It's not like I was walking around on the streets in the sixties.
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A Yiddish-language feature made with nonprofessional actors on the streets of Brooklyn?
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"Every $100 donated means one less gun on the streets," Mr. Johnstone said.
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Some are confronting addiction or grappling with violence they suffered on the streets.
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On the streets of Calais, no one really expects the factories to return.
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It's clear that there is no one path to living on the streets.
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I spent just shy of a year on the streets of San Diego.
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The spits that followed when she walked on the streets, the smashed cameras.
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Lately, its driverless cars have been spotted on the streets of San Francisco.
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If we kept blocking the road, you'd see trash everywhere on the streets.
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On the streets, men told Amini that Sahaaleh was not a good girl.
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You don't encounter many people on the streets once it's past 10 p.m.
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First, the incentives for temporary housing keep the current homeless on the streets.
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The trade was basically a war on the streets for many, many years.
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Children as young as 6 joined university students on the streets, she said.
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James Blaine, who died of his gunshot wounds on the streets of Hue.
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"Now anyone on the streets can be injured from their fighting," said Nualnong.
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Like before, he ended up on the streets a few months after release.
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On the streets of Southend, the local homeless are left wondering, 'Who's next?
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She had lived on the streets from the age of nine until 15.
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In 1963, President John F. Kennedy was murdered on the streets of Dallas.
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It cuts to the people running from the dragon on the streets below.
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So I went to the streets, became homeless, and lived on the streets.
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Promise made: When Boris Johnson became mayor he promised to totally eradicate rough sleeping on the streets of London by 2012, saying that "It's scandalous that in the 21st century London people have to resort to sleeping on the streets".
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Promise made: When Boris Johnson became mayor he promised to totally eradicate rough sleeping on the streets of London by 2012, saying that "It&aposs scandalous that in the 21st century London people have to resort to sleeping on the streets".
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Some trends are born on the runway, and some are born on the streets.
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As an activist, I want to be on the streets most of the time.
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"We're not partying on the streets of New York late at night," says Guthrie.
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"The vast majority of women on the streets are very vulnerable," confirms Sacks-Jones.
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"The police have no policy of harassing the prostitutes on the streets," Kaweesi said.
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He grew restless there, running away to begin a tumultuous life on the streets.
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Now there are thousands of migrants sleeping on the streets of the French capital.
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Before Stonewall, Rivera was seen on the streets with the Black Panthers, Riemer said.
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Selena Gomez was like a Monet painting Tuesday morning on the streets of Paris.
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Bikash Tati, a 39-year-old laborer, is unperturbed by life on the streets.
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A study found that the air underground is more polluted than on the streets.
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I kept looking out for him on the streets, asking people about his whereabouts.
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"It happens on the streets of Chicago every day," he said, wiping away tears.
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One describes her harrowing time as a toddler on the streets of New Delhi.
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They are expected to rise in response to the growing chaos on the streets.
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On the streets, however, Gerber is strutting into a style realm of her own.
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He grew up poor, then lived on the streets to escape an abusive father.
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On the streets in New York, there is a tangible cultural resentment toward Haredim.
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" On the streets of Agadez, it is not unusual to see "Dégage, la France!
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With the exception of Romania there will be no blood shed on the streets.
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An estimated 30,000 people sleep on the streets in Los Angeles County every night.
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There are around 6,000 San Franciscans sleeping on the streets at any one time.
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There's an uneasy calm on the streets of Managua and other cities across Nicaragua.
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And domestically, quiet on the streets does not mean the opposition has been defeated.
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IC: Why was this gang formed in the prisons and not on the streets?
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Bernie Sanders campaign clearing out Des Moines headquarters: 'We want everyone on the streets!
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However, the visit was also greeted by mass protests on the streets of London.
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Teens living on the streets is a much lower number, and harder to calculate.
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Parker says wardrobe cues were always all around her — on the streets and subways.
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It is uncommon for women to play such sports on the streets in Egypt.
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On the streets, young Russians try to sell them old Soviet coins and banknotes.
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On the streets of Goyang, a suburb north of Seoul, the mood was jubilant.
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Yet the numbers on the streets that day—some 32,000 in Paris—were meagre.
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They chanted on the streets, but only as the chorus echoing the male leader.
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Photos published on Metro show both couples hanging out on the streets of London.
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The Concrete Jungle also addresses dark themes of drugs and violence on the streets.
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Those working on the streets report that their relationship with the police has improved.
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A video posted online last week included brief interviews with people on the streets.
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Unlike other Asian cities, Singapore's "street food" is no longer found on the streets.
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Jay Z raps about his experience on the streets and his own rap career.
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"I grew up very poor on the streets of Detroit on welfare," he said.
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"As an artist, it was easy to put myself on the streets," she said.
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On and off for nearly two years, she lived on the streets of Boston.
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They were active on the streets because they had a passion to do it.
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But the mood on the streets of the capital was jubilant rather than angry.
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But on the streets of the Venezuelan capital, there were protests instead of celebrations.
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"And I don't know why these police are out on the streets like that."
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Supposed teachers demand the students spend their days on the streets begging for money.
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HONG KONG RIOTS New Year's retribution: Fireworks in the air, clashes on the streets.
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There has been strong police presence on the streets of the capital since then.
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Start spreading the news ... there's a sleepwalker on the streets of New York City.
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While there is elation on the streets, there is also a sense of disbelief.
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Meanwhile, protesters and police have been mixing it up on the streets of Hamburg.
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You can smell hubris on the streets, alongside a lot of other undesirable scents.
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With that, an odd scene suddenly played out on the streets of San Francisco.
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He added that residents should expect to see more armed officers on the streets.
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Across Cambodia, police took down CNRP signs outside party offices and on the streets.
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On the streets of Kabul and dozens of provincial capitals, these two worlds collided.
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A lot of these songs became anthems that people still sing on the streets.
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Those chanting "Fora Dilma!" on the streets would claim victory if she was ousted.
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"It's the first time I've been on the streets, so I'm learning," he said.
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Over the weekend, the Chicago police increased the number of officers on the streets.
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On the track, that's critical, and on the streets, it makes for easy driving.
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"And then you leave and you're right back out on the streets," Caitlyn said.
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"I fell out of the system and ended up on the streets," Ming said.
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But on the streets of Cairo it is hard to find people who agree.
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Cubans have used their ingenuity to keep these decades-old cars on the streets.
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Secularists, Kurds and other minorities feel intimidated by Mr Erdogan's loyalists on the streets.
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That is just people who are found in public areas and on the streets.
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Protests erupted on the streets of the city in the wake of his death.
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The millions on the streets do not accept the patience that trade-off demands.
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The problem has tentacles far beyond the welfare of those living on the streets.
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Protesters remained on the streets, pressuring the military council to cede power to civilians.
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And the tragedy is that real young men end up dying on the streets.
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Earlier, Islamist terrorists had slaughtered dozens at a football stadium and on the streets.
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His social media campaign drew widespread support, first online and then on the streets.
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"I would rather go back to Honduras and live on the streets," one says.
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Months of life on the streets have taken a toll on Mr. Oh's health.
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Students joined elderly pensioners on the streets to protest, and Ortega's police opened fire.
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"No one is going be released on the streets," Garcia said before the release.
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Who will certify the employee status of a guy who's living on the streets?
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Sexual harassment Women combat sexual harassment and assault at work and on the streets.
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Some 500 police officers will be on the streets around the popular tourist destination.
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To catch real life on the streets you can't have much gear with you.
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Over 4,300 people are unsheltered on the streets of San Francisco every single night.
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The village also serves as a rehabilitation center for children living on the streets.
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In Modi's home state of Gujarat, people shouted slogans of support on the streets.
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Then, we feared the violent extremists who were murdering our writers on the streets.
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Earlier this fall, we caught up with the artist on the streets of London.
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The people of East London came out on the streets to show their respect.
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AIpark draws data from video cameras installed on the streets to mitigate traffic congestion.
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Now, many of the country's mentally ill are on the streets or in prison.
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In his younger years, he says he was a constant fixture on the streets.
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Stuff that's happening, like people salvaging garbage and re-selling it on the streets.
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But even in the Highlands, the capital's budgetary problems were visible on the streets.
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We have the people on the streets, asking for a change in our country.
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She was then spotted on the streets of Paris in a neon-yellow ensemble.
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While living on the streets, she said, she had little access to news media.
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Despite a firm grip on the streets, Mr. Maduro is facing his own problems.
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Many people on the streets complained about high prices, corruption and lack of change.
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In any case, scooters now only last a month or two on the streets.
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It needs breath and air, and it needs to live out on the streets.
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When a motorcycle whirred past, people on the streets immediately looked over their shoulders.
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They want to change their own lives and help their sisters on the streets.
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I didn't have anything left to eat because I couldn't go on the streets.
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On the streets of Manila, riot officers clashed with protesters near the American Embassy.
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On the streets, barefoot children sometimes pose for photographs, hoping for a few rand.
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A woman explained why I hadn't seen any trick-or-treaters on the streets.
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"Even today, we can't walk on the streets without being harassed," Ms. Forotan said.
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Residents are back driving on the streets, and businesses reopen hours after the race.
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Other South Koreans spotted on the streets of Mexico City were swarmed and cheered.
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On the streets, many people say they want the presidential couple to leave now.
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I pinned pictures of girls on the streets of Seoul and Tokyo and Shanghai.
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EBERSBACH-NEUGERSDORF, Germany — Frank Dehmel was on the streets of East Germany in 1989.
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Maybe. But you wouldn't really want to be taking this thing on the streets.
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Their voices must be heard on the streets and in all branches of government.
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On the streets of Hong Kong, concerns about attacks on fundamental rights were evident.
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Protesters were beaten and video footage recorded gunshots, teargas and blood on the streets.
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Until that stops, what we saw on the streets this weekend won't stop either.
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Crowds of pajama-clad neighbors gathered on the streets as they surveyed the damage.
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No one was hurt though many people on the streets already have bandaged wounds.
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Tens of thousands of young men and women were on the streets of Nasiriyah.
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Niki Tak Azizi buys his clothing in flea markets on the streets of Kabul.
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His old friends saw him on the streets, homeless and dumpster-diving for pizza.
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Utility crews were already on the streets there clearing downed trees and utility lines.
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I don't want blood on the streets of Cuba, I don't want these imprisonments.
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On one particular day more than one million people expressed themselves on the streets.
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Aerial footage showed packed crowds on the streets in central Tehran, the newswire reports.
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Some of them probably wish they could be on the streets, in the protests.
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On the streets of Buenos Aires, immigrants had varying reactions to Mr. Macri's decree.
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In a separate incident, 33 people collapsed on the streets of New York City.
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On the streets of Addis, however, I had to contend with the obvious facts.
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Women have been recorded in their homes, on the streets, and even in toilets.
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I spent four months there, and seeing what's happening on the streets, it's shocking.
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Nigerians significantly reduced banking transactions because on the streets their dollars were worth more.
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"It is hard to see abandoned cats on the streets," Agusta, 45, told Reuters.
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Through an interpreter, Ms. Uwamahoro spoke about seeing people sleeping on the streets here.
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I have interviewed dozens of people living on the streets for the legal clinic.
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So, he was not distributing cocaine on the streets of the United States. Right.
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We also learned that some of our friends were still out on the streets.
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Now, roughly 80 percent of the country — and thousands on the streets — oppose him.
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He moved to New York City in 1990, where he lived on the streets.
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That uprising fizzled after just two days of fighting on the streets of Caracas.
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You'd immediately understand if you were to catch him on the streets of London.
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Your forebears were considered human garbage on the streets of New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
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What really happened the night Jussie Smollett was allegedly assaulted on the streets of Chicago?
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His buddies, many on the streets themselves, looked after him, as did some downtown shopkeepers.
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Residents of New Zealand will start to see Bird scooters on the streets next week.
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Craig Smith ended up homeless on the streets of LA before he died in 2012.
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The couple was spotted on the streets of N.Y.C. Wednesday wearing matching giant puffer coats.
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I hacked portals on the streets of Sao Paulo, London, New York and San Francisco.
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But these are not the only pedal-assist bikes on the streets of San Francisco.
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Policy discussions about EU-wide security measures echoed on the streets of Brussels on Wednesday.
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Sanchez will no longer need to rely on selling his $1.50 paletas on the streets.
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If it comes true this fall, there will no doubt be riots on the streets.
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It's too late, the game is set and those people will stay on the streets.
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The Homeless Trust of Miami estimates there are 1,130 homeless people currently on the streets.
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In the same vein, people's capacity for kindness and cruelty is magnified on the streets.
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With no family support, she has spent her life living on the streets ever since.
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Since the start of July, 15 people have been killed on the streets of Baltimore.
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That means it ends up on the sidewalks, on the streets and in the soil.
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Jesus taught himself about soccer on the streets before being noticed by amateur club Anhanguera.
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Within an hour of the measure's adoption, more than 10,000 protesters were on the streets.
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They're not out on the streets, they're not out in restaurants, even during the holiday.
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Someone also captured footage of Cumberbatch filming on the streets of NY over the weekend.
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She lived on the streets, slept with women and men, got pregnant by the men.
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Mumbai noir was to become even darker and more frenetic, mirroring events on the streets.
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The police aren't harassing black youth on the streets like they used to, he says.
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Islamic State militants have claimed responsibility for Thursday's terror attack on the streets of Jakarta.
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Dropping scooters on the streets but placing the burden for safety on users is ridiculous.
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He ended the armistice, put the army on the streets and clamped down on prisons.
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This entailed the first deployment of troops on the streets since the handover in 1999.
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The debate over imperial preference took place on the streets as well as in Parliament.
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Badly mutilated bodies are now a common sight on the streets of Bujumbura, Burundi's capital.
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He used to just get out on the streets and walk and talk with people.
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That is the feeling I get on the streets where my friends no longer live.
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But for the most part politics belongs in the debating chamber, not on the streets.
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Helicopters circled overhead and there was a strong military and police presence on the streets.
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Thanks to the show-goers on the streets of London, we have autumnal inspiration aplenty.
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In Orange County itself, we had about 338 criminals who were released on the streets.
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And it does this on the streets of some of the world's most prestigious cities.
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"Suspects have to be arrested, prosecuted, not killed on the streets by police," she said.
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Yet in the 21st century, it is not tanks on the streets that crush democracy.
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There are mixed race couples, protests on the streets, hippies with long hair, and beatniks.
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On the streets of London, newspaper stands are decorated with flags featuring Harry and Markle.
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"So many people on the streets are wearing somebody else's trash," said Scott, now 26.
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In Modi's western home state of Gujarat, people shouted slogans of support on the streets.
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FOR the second time in as many months, Iran's "dollar patrol" is on the streets.
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For all that, you get 601 horsepower and a lot of looks on the streets.
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There is no app available to download, no drivers on the streets, and no advertising.
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We were out on the streets with lights out, two cameras, and a boom operator.
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It directly moves people from living on the streets to living in their own apartment.
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Below are some photos of what took place on the streets of Madrid last night.
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Riot police shrouded in gas on the streets of Hong Kong on July 21, 2019.
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However Glyndwr Michael, who died alone and penniless on the streets of London, did exist.
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Parental neglect, divorce, poverty and abuse are common reasons children end up on the streets.
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" She says she's often verbally attacked on the streets and sometime harassers call her "raghead.
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The lack of power was a major issue on the streets and in buildings, too.
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Neither effort worked, though, and more than 2,000 teachers are now picketing on the streets.
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It was a little after midnight, and it had gone dead silent on the streets.
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"Tanks on the streets and air strikes against the own people are injustice," Merkel said.
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America's complex history of hate and racism is lying exposed on the streets of Charlottesville.
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" He added, "When I see people beaten on the streets of America, that hurts me.
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In other words, don't expect to see this thing on the streets any time soon.
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A fleet of Nexar users are already on the streets uploading incidents with their phones.
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There are thousands who are on the streets looking for something to eat to survive.
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In social media and on the streets, the angry are more audible than the nuanced.
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Weah's strong first-round performance drew mixed reactions on the streets of Monrovia, the capital.
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But Conrad says she keeps it cool when she sees her fashion on the streets.
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Tarrant had already killed dozens at the Al Noor mosque nearby, and on the streets.
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I wasn't really thinking of diversity; it was just what I saw on the streets.
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On the streets, at least six people died in violent clashes between protesters and police.
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CNN has been unable to verify claims of looting and armed citizens on the streets.
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But your virtual labor is slowly putting real-world window washers out on the streets.
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There was a lot of posters on the streets, announcing different events with incredible artwork.
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On the streets of New York during Fashion Week, there's a lot to take in.
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He began to write songs at 13, while selling burritos on the streets of Juárez.
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Passage of CCRA could unleash countless new concealed weapons on the streets of New York.
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Students and unions are on the streets almost weekly to protest against liberalising labour laws.
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A man once attacked her with bricks on the streets of Gabarone, the Botswanan capital.
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There are thousands of Americans overdosing and dying on the streets because of opioid addiction.
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When I visited Caracas, the city looked half abandoned, with few cars on the streets.
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He would sometimes meet his mother on the streets after running away from foster homes.
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His name was added to a militant hit list posted on the streets of Ramadi.
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A festival-like mood prevailed there, with people celebrating on the streets and waving flags.
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On the streets, a child-friendly city needs sufficient pedestrian crosswalks, crossing guards, and more.
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These elongated pieces of bread are often sold by vendors on the streets of Israel.
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He did not say whether he supported restricting the carrying of rifles on the streets.
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According to an employee at Africa Development Corps, bodies were left out on the streets.
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Not only did he go back on the streets but he became a drug dealer.
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On the streets of every town and city, each shift is a search for safety.
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People gathered on the streets of the Armenian capital Yerevan on Monday to mourn him.
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Today, there are thirty thousand closed-circuit surveillance cameras on the streets of Chicago alone.
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But there was certainly no mass outpouring of support on the streets at the news.
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That is cut off, either at the root or when it appears on the streets.
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Veiled women also reported a spike in racist abuse on the streets after the remarks.
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They hoisted middle fingers at me on the streets, but now they demand that Rep.
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City database suggests 17,595 live on the streets, compared to the previous estimate of 8,0003.
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Only together can we defeat the Islamists wreaking carnage on the streets in the West.
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"It's like a whole different world than where I was on the streets," Champ said.
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What will happen to the military if the protests on the streets become even stronger?
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I have heard so many talented musicians playing on the streets and in the subway.
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Out on the streets he goes — he lives in a refugee-heavy section of Minneapolis.
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"The Philadelphia shooter should never have been allowed to be on the streets," Trump tweeted.
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It's not just that Belzer was playing his Homicide: Life on the Streets character, Det.
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Sports Briefing | Auto Racing Juan Pablo Montoya won on the streets of St. Petersburg, Fla.
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But the mood on the streets of Beijing and Shanghai is a little less accepting.
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Those who cannot express themselves on the streets are still free to vote their conscience.
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He was ousted from office for allowing garbage to pile on the streets for days.
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Or should their work be shown to specific black audiences, for instance, on the streets?
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We all grew up looking at them on the streets and being familiar with it.
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"Here on the streets, I feel more safe here than in France," Ms. Magnim said.
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"And just one last thing: See you on the streets," she says to loud applause.
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The packed hearing room in City Hall had the same tensions as on the streets.
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On the streets of Manila, meanwhile, riot police clashed with protesters near the American Embassy.
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"I don't think there's any place for them on the streets of Manhattan," she said.
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So at 15 years old, I fled home and began to practice on the streets.
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"This is basically like putting American ballot boxes on the streets of Moscow," Wyden said.
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There's more trash on the streets, more roaming dogs, more liquor stores, fewer grocery stores.
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The soaring number of bikes on the streets established a new order to city life.
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A decade ago, it was rare to hear Mandarin on the streets of Hong Kong.
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"John McCain campaigned for me on the streets of Brooklyn back in 2001," Bloomberg said.
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But they're still a hell of a lot more reliable than driving on the streets.
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Here are five ways you can impact the lives of people living on the streets.
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Last October, attacks that were eerily similar took place on the streets of northern Israel.
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President Trump himself said that he doesn't want to see people dying on the streets.
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"But since I want to document the life on the streets, I take the photo."
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The army, which was deployed Sunday to contain the rioters, remained out on the streets.
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The people on the streets have shown that their indifference has come to an end.
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He told me how unsafe it was to be impaired on the streets of Manhattan.
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Nearly four years ago, I had an asthma attack on the streets of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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There was unbridled joy in Kipchoge's homeland as thousands of people celebrated on the streets.
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Twice, Ms. Xu recalled, the men had chance encounters on the streets of Manhattan's Chinatown.
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Razvan Pascu, 30, was also on the streets over Rosia Montana and the Colectiv fire.
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About 600 are estimated to still be on the streets amid a mandatory evacuation order.
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Despite their new popularity, silencers don't appear to be turning up much on the streets.
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Amy Kinnunen said both Keith and their younger brother, Joel, had lived on the streets.
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Mr. Parker said lassoing skills were exactly what were needed on the streets of Jamaica.
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They believe living anywhere else is better; even if this means living on the streets.
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And the detectives work alongside a vicious system on the streets for punishing police cooperators.
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If the leader's popularity fades, in elections or on the streets, France will distance itself.
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The situation became so bad that I eventually left home to live on the streets.
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Fortunately after months spent on the streets, when I was 17, my luck eventually changed.
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You'd test the living daylights out of it before you let it on the streets.
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"Tanks on the streets and air strikes against their own people are injustice," Merkel said.
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Pleasants, 52, is one of 60,000 people living on the streets of Los Angeles County.
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Nguyen Ngoc Loan summarily executing an unarmed Viet Cong prisoner on the streets of Saigon.
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"And by the way, it happens on the streets of Chicago everyday," the president added.
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Miller recalls meeting a veteran who had been on the streets before finding Operation EVAC.
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The end result has been more violent crime and less police presence on the streets.
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It's rare for graffiti on the streets of Moscow to last longer than 24 hours.
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Police began restricting dancers' working hours and fining them if they loitered on the streets.
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"If you're on the streets, everyone knows you're a profoundly disabled individual," Mr. Barlet said.
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The attempt failed, but more than 250 people were killed confronting tanks on the streets.
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Now at least one official says they responded too slowly to crisis on the streets.
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It is Mr. Yildirim who is mingling more with people on the streets and squares.
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But not everyone is as pleased with the carnage on the streets of the country.
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"I never thought I would end up living on the streets," he told VICE News.
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Mr. Trump has long seized on what he perceives as the unfair barriers that American automakers face in exporting their cars, noting that many Mercedes-Benzes can be seen on the streets of New York but few Chevrolets on the streets of European cities.
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If you are a supporter of AKP [Erdogan's party], then you are celebrating on the streets.
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And, more importantly, not have to worry about literally running into players on the streets anymore.
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That may eventually bring method to the madness on the streets of Amsterdam, Beijing and beyond.
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Eventually, I found a guy in Studio City who occasionally saw Craig on the streets there.
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We have seen a bunch of radicals out there on the streets, stealing God knows what.
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These figures do not include people sleeping on the streets who never checked into a shelter.
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A YouTuber has helped locate a missing woman living on the streets of downtown Los Angeles.
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Half will maybe end up in shelters, the other half will end up on the streets.
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City statistics shows that at any given time, there are 7,500 homeless living on the streets.
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Several people living on the streets interviewed by Reuters said they had left Auckland for Wellington.
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Leaders of the campaign were back on the streets again two years later demanding full democracy.
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More space on the streets for pedestrians and cyclists means less for cars, leading to congestion.
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He escaped, and lived with his family on the streets for four years, selling artificial flowers.
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Men went to the front, women to the factories and children were left on the streets.
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The more people get out in the streets, the more people get out on the streets.
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And life on the streets, especially in major cities, doesn't provide more safety by any means.
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"We don't want to spend our time fighting in court or on the streets," he emphasized.
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The name of the man, in his 70s, was Robert, and he lived on the streets.
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Government saying that everything is right, when thousands on the streets and experts say the opposite.
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About them, about the use of them, about them being on the streets in San Francisco.
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Food delivery also makes perfect sense, given there's a huge fleet of cars on the streets.
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The gunman had already killed dozens at the Al Noor mosque nearby, and on the streets.
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Bring up politics on the streets of the Bronx and you will be met with shrugs.
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They get cut, they're dropped out on the streets just like me and my boys are.
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Just last week, Lyft competitor Uber rolled out self-driving vehicles on the streets of Pittsburgh.
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After they were let loose on the streets, the white bikes were impounded by the police.
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The "yellow vests" also reminded everybody that they would be back on the streets next September.
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He can roar around the city only after dark, when few policemen are on the streets.
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"I've been running scams on the streets since I was 10," intones Solo in a voiceover.
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They also passed out cans of bug spray to homeless people and others on the streets.
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There's nothing more glaring than an American on the streets of Europe, especially during Fashion Week.
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Who handed out free copies of his first, self-made mixtape on the streets of Chicago.
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The disaster unleashed a public outcry on social media and on the streets of big cities.
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Seriously, has anyone mastered #wokeuplikethis hair better than the gamine femmes on the streets of Paris?
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He called for 40,000 fuel cell vehicles to be on the streets by the 2020 Olympics.
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This leaves the Palestinians isolated, a sentiment palpable on the streets of East Jerusalem this week.
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But such help seldom comes, forcing her to beg on the streets each day for survival.
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All three of their respective scooters were found on the streets of San Francisco this morning.
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On the streets the strong perception is that drugs are becoming much less of a problem.
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The National Front's thuggish supporters were a visible, violent presence on the streets during my childhood.
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It anticipates 215 new trucks on the streets for 22019 and has plans for international expansion.
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One time we didn't cover the deaths out on the streets, we just talked; shared experiences.
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Most of them were in squalid Libyan detention centres or destitute on the streets of Tripoli.
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The first fully-certified electric taxis can now be flagged down on the streets on London.
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Huge portraits of children from LGBT families have been displayed on the streets of Sydney, Australia.
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There's a very different-looking kind of self-driving car on the streets of Texas today.
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There's a lot of moms of kids who have been killed on the streets of Chicago.
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First and foremost, that there is an incredible breadth of work being done on the streets.
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The traditional trajectory for music video directors starts on the streets and ends up in Hollywood.
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Vendors on the streets selling t-shirts, Airbnb, people selling a parking spot in their backyard.
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It's a sound that has grown and thrived in the clubs, on the streets and online.
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Like Gladys, Snowy had a tough upbringing, having spent years on the streets before becoming domesticated.
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So many people on the streets to greet me at the final stop of the day.
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The unannounced move provoked days of unrest, with violent clashes on the streets of East Jerusalem.
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Next, apropos of nothing, it was time for some public nudity on the streets of London.
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They had such a tough life on the streets and now they are cherished and loved.
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The group included musicians playing samba along on the streets along the world-famous Ipanema Beach.
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The pope was greeted by tens of thousands of exuberant followers on the streets of Lima.
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Six years ago, Brandon Jordan was a high school dropout, living on the streets of Atlanta.
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Unable to make rent, I found myself, then 19 years old, on the streets of Hollywood.
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As the convoy continues up London Road, local shopkeepers come out to celebrate on the streets.
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Beijing (CNN)Guo Baoxi has lived on the streets of this Beijing neighborhood for 15 years.
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It was the worst situation he experienced in three years living on the streets, he said.
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After an hours-long standoff on the streets, riot police chased protesters into a shopping center.
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Opposition protesters have been out on the streets since the beginning of April, calling for elections.
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Ambrosio was last seen wearing these statement leggings on the streets of Los Angeles in December.
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This is violence of the worst degree and has no place on the streets of Bedfordshire.
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I LITERALLY WITNESSED PEOPLE TIPPING OVER A RANDOM CAR ON THE STREETS PHILLY IS WILD pic.twitter.
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Record number of homeless on the streets of #melbourne, but its the "worlds most liveable city".
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This has led to queues of EVs on the streets, mostly of poor design and quality.
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Augmented reality can display the buildings of Star Fleet Academy on the streets of San Francisco.
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In fact, Wani was a home-grown insurgent; the young men on the streets are locals.
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Because they have us young people selling our lives on the streets to pay miserable fees.
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Then, on November 14, shortly before my planned visit, tanks appeared on the streets of Harare.
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He lived on the streets before he secured his job as a software engineer at Google.
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Kodak Black is back on the streets ... after 2 stints in jail in 2 different states.
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In New York state, many ex-offenders wind up in homeless shelters or on the streets.
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For three nights he slept on the streets; it was the lowest point in his life.
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So sanctuaries like Arteaga's are proliferating, while ever more stray dogs turn up on the streets.
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"…These people should not be loose on the streets," Gisele Zamago's aunt, Sanjuana Zamago, told NBC5.
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Heading out in search of supplies meant risking your life in the crossfire on the streets.
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There are 6900,2628 people sleeping on the streets on the famously liberal city, raising crime rates.
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I knew from photographing people on the streets that the news was not in the showrooms.
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A Jewish man was assaulted on the streets of Brooklyn on Friday in an unprovoked attack.
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They came from everywhere, and groups of children would run ahead of them on the streets.
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STRATFORD-UPON-AVON, England — You're never far from Shakespeare on the streets of Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Some families say they've relocated four, five and six times to avoid sleeping on the streets.
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As Kigali presses ahead with sparkling modernization, life on the streets is likely to grow harsher.
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Adding to these problems, fentanyl and carfentanyl are also being sold on the streets as heroin.
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Like Seth, Alan was cut down — literally — on the streets of Washington, in his case, Georgetown.
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On Thursday, I joined 50 Charlotte-area clergy members who were on the streets this week.
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"There are military tanks on the streets, which has never happened before," said one Harare resident.
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Many, like Dhanalakshmi's grandparents, end up on the streets, unable to afford even the cheapest housing.
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Protesters face off against police on the streets of Seattle following more peaceful May Day marches.
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Never do I expect to see such scenes as I saw on the streets of Paris.
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The mayor, meanwhile, feared a widespread gunfight on the streets of the nation's ninth-largest city.
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"Be leery of putting more gunfighters out on the streets of the Wild West," he said.
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He urged residents to turn on their porch lights and keep an eye on the streets.
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The festive vibe on the streets seemed to flip for the worse by late Tuesday afternoon.
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But it's not going to make a bit of difference to the women on the streets.
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He has been recognized on the streets of New York and now in the record books.
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He boasted about his reputation on the streets, calling himself the living memory of the cartel.
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He told me what the signs on the streets said when he started learning to read.
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After Zorgui's death, demonstrators clashed with police on the streets of Kasserine in western-central Tunisia.
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It was like, whatever happened to me happened to me, I'm on the streets until whatever.
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"Being an alternative strange looking female... people react on the streets in funny ways," she says.
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Two lads mocking Conor McGregor on the streets of Dublin last night and this happens…….. pic.twitter.
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Cruz posted images on Twitter of police officers directing traffic on the streets of San Juan.
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Another half-million people protesting on the streets (as we did here in 2006) wouldn't hurt.
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The law caught up with a wanted man on the streets of North Carolina this week.
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It's not unlike what I see on the streets of Shanghai—it's loud, cigarette smoke lingers.
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"The street is a space for everyone, and hip-hop started on the streets," he said.
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Since then, JUMP has launched 250 dockless, pedal-assist bikes on the streets of San Francisco.
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She remembers her childhood as a time where there were barely any cars on the streets.
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Photo: AIpark AIpark draws data from video cameras installed on the streets to mitigate traffic congestion.
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He was home in Estes Park, Colorado, wishing he could be out on the streets protesting.
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Meanwhile, a source sent us a photo of a Lime on the streets of Zurich, Switzerland.
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There was very little achieved on the pitch, while the party on the streets continued regardless.
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Over 20173,22017 people live on the streets of Los Angeles, and counting them takes three nights.
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It's worth noting that people on both sides were out on the streets for different reasons.
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Half a million people protested on the streets when such a bill was proposed in 2003.
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They are giving vaccines on the streets to people who haven't had vaccines in several years.
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At that time of day, there are some not-so-nice people out on the streets.
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Another said 70 percent of women had been victims of attacks on the streets of Peru.
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So for the moment let me walk like Socrates, on the streets he used to walk.
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Seven other people reportedly collapsed in nearby parks or on the streets, according to the Guardian.
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But Jamie's cousins who live in wealthier areas of Queens can smoke blunts on the streets.
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On the streets, a backlash over high living costs and perceived elitism has also simmered down.
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On the streets of a wealth center like Geneva, Ferraris are simply special, not especially rare.
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Labeled a "special feature," it began on the streets of Hanoi, a rare on-location shoot.
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In normal weather, they sleep on the streets, in tunnels and overpasses, and in the subway.
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Police also arrested 16 other men, some of whom had threatened vaccination teams on the streets.
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He and his family lost everything; they lived on the streets after that for six months.
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"We work on these issues because these issues exist on the streets of Merseyside," she said.
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During one February demonstration, an estimated 500,000 people rallied on the streets of the capital city.
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So it goes on the streets of Istanbul, as it goes everywhere humans live and thrive.
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The separate tails intertwine, as do the voices of all the women out on the streets.
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Unproductive, old cows are routinely abandoned by their owners on the streets or at cow shelters.
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People who have lived on the streets recognize each other in a sort of visceral way.
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The absence of jobs has forced a huge number of people to beg on the streets.
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I saw the Taliban on the streets and talked to them for more than an hour.
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Morris said Donald Neely was known to police from previous encounters while living on the streets.
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One day it likely won't be acceptable to put gas guzzling Jeeps out on the streets.
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If they are found out on the streets, they can be ticketed or forced to leave.
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It took her a few days to point out that nobody was kissing on the streets.
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The poorest people living on the streets barely have enough food themselves, but they feed strays.
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On the streets of Baghdad, chants of "out, out Iran" gave way to "death to America".
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When the girls objected, they say Glaser would threaten to cast them out on the streets.
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But they hope to obtain police clearance for members to jog on the streets again soon.
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Back outside on the streets of Portland, I spun around as uselessly as a dowsing rod.
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Bombayites never imagined that Mr. Thackeray's riveting speeches could lead to dead bodies on the streets.
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It recently found girls as young as 12 working as prostitutes on the streets of Paris.
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"Some of the work I end up putting on the streets end up disappearing," he said.
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But police have said they have been restrained in their use of force on the streets.
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Over the past few years, however, it has been manufactured illicitly and sold on the streets.
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But emerging from hospital I went back on the streets because I couldn't disappoint the people.
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In many cities, there aren't enough shelter beds to accommodate the people living on the streets.
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Starting this week, Angelenos might catch a glimpse of Waymo's cars on the streets of LA!
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"It really is a health hazard, especially for people living on the streets," Mr. Bales said.
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They have now discovered that they can find power in social media and on the streets.
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On the streets of Oklahoma, this influx of cheap and powerful meth has had deadly consequences.
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We shouldn't have allowed unlimited assault weapons on the streets capable of killing scores in seconds.
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"Angelenos might catch a glimpse of Waymo's cars on the streets of LA," the company tweeted.
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Our people came out on the streets and fought the putschists, rebutted the abominable coup attempt.
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Trash overflowed on the streets of Seoul as the waste management companies refused to collect it.
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California Today Monday: An expert talks about the effects of seeing people living on the streets.
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Sometimes, it's more gang-banging between the various community groups than it is on the streets.
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On the streets in Gambia, men took off their shirts in celebration, pounding on passing cars.
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In the same sense, the protesters were finding their voices on the streets of the city.
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Two springs ago, Jedediah Purses started offering free psychological counseling on the streets of San Francisco.
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She'll tell her whole life story, emphasizing the eight years she spent living on the streets.
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After the raid, there have been fewer Latinx people on the streets and in the shops.
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Demonstrators frustrated with a worsening economic crisis have been on the streets near-daily since Dec.
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Few Americans lived on the streets in the early post-war period because housing was cheaper.
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Two toddlers, one black and one white, saw each other on the streets of New York.
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On the streets near handsome Tappen Park is the main commercial district, which has modest restaurants.
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Wiener rejected complaints that his measure would violate the rights of people living on the streets.
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Keep scrolling to learn more about the truck that you may soon see on the streets:
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Later, they busked on the streets outside the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in a band called Pookiesnackenburger.
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Or will you deny his curious request and lead him to a life on the streets?
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I think you only have to look on the streets of San Francisco to get that.
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Some of those returned have ended up destitute and living on the streets, according to lawyers.
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He's been captured in multiple videos confronting people on the streets of New York over immigration.
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Keeping them inside the crib playing music was better than having them out on the streets.
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But these kids you won't see begging on the streets, so there's a fine line there.
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The capital was quieter than usual on Sunday, with fewer cars or pedestrians on the streets.
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And so the world was a very important place for them, where they kind of fell in love, and they always wanted us to see the world on the streets of our city, and vice versa, to see kind of LA on the streets of the world.
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"The people on the streets have made that request," Erdogan said in an excerpt broadcast by CNN.
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Or the cops who shot Laquan McDonald on the streets of Chicago and covered up that crime?
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Arty was once among the numerous stray dogs left to waste away on the streets of Afghanistan.
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I have a light on my bike but the lighting here, on the streets, are not good.
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It allowed the two of them to cover the real news that was breaking on the streets.
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Sudan's pro-democracy movement remained on the streets after Bashir's ouster, demanding a transition to civilian rule.
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" The song was also originally titled "People on the Streets" before Bowie changed it to "Under Pressure.
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Many shed their black clothing and left it on the streets as police decided whom to arrest.
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I actually go outside with people here in San Francisco people always stop me on the streets.
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Last year, a study found that 553,742 Americans were living on the streets on one given night.
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You see more and more taxis on the streets here in Pyongyang, more traffic in general, really.
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The refusals have left more than 20043,000 undocumented immigrants with a criminal history on the streets here.
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Peppa is getting purged from social media, but it's tougher to regulate the character on the streets.
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And she imagined she saw her daughter everywhere -- standing at every bus stop, walking on the streets.
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"I have seen some people shouting on the streets outside," Erdogan said in Turkish through a translator.
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"We're not going to be asking for anyone's vaccination records on the streets," Lyon tells The Verge.
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In his blue and white car, Zhang Lei is a rare sight on the streets of Wuhan.
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At least in big cities like Riyadh and Jeddah, they're not on the streets scolding women, anymore.
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That's what people kept telling her last year at events, in the grocery store, on the streets.
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How could I explain to any "normal" person my former life on the streets of San Francisco?
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It's common to see people on the streets wearing face masks to avoid breathing dangerously polluted air.
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California law requires Uber to obtain a license before it operates self-driving cars on the streets.
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These produce videos that included people chasing immigrants on the streets, or people they thought were immigrants.
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The officer just want order on the streets, while the old lady needs to earn a living.
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Meanwhile in Chile, the government's crackdown has seen troops on the streets, bringing back memories of Gen.
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Television images showed mostly desolate streets, shards of broken glass on the streets and people huddled outside.
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New York City officials say they have taken steps to better manage truck traffic on the streets.
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It was during this time he began rapping and recorded a song about life on the streets.
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His camera frequently finds itself on the streets, observing pedestrians who often look livelier than the models.
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The gang hardened after facing white, black, and Mexican rivals on the streets and in the prisons.
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As part of the program, the city will allow only 2,500 scooters on the streets at once.
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Stranger Things' Joe Keery shared some smooches with his girlfriend on the streets of New York City.
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On the streets, citizen video has transformed public discussion about the use of force by the police.
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"There was an enthusiasm on the streets about the Obama candidacy and it was energizing," Squadron said.
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At least six people were killed on the streets of the capital two days after the vote.
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Some wives might get suspicious: Geer worked in a profession that demanded long shifts on the streets.
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The city will allow no more than 2,500 electric scooters on the streets at any one time.
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But if we focus on changing the mindset on the streets, then we'll minimize the gun violence.
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Given the intensity of security in the capital, this is highly unlikely to happen on the streets.
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Before arriving at the shelter, the rescue pup was found scrounging for food scraps on the streets.
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The numbers of gilets jaunes on the streets in recent weekends—around 130,000 country-wide—have dwindled.
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The company operates in over 20 cities across Europe, with around 10,000 Tier scooters on the streets.
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I feel like I would rather sleep on the streets and be homeless and have had won.
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The last crackdown was only eight years ago, and already Iranians are out on the streets again.
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Many messages were from sex workers asking for advice on how to work on the streets safely.
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Access to Facebook, WhatsApp, and Twitter has brought young people out on the streets in large numbers.
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On my first trip to Athens, Greece, I was lost on the streets close to my hotel.
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His death has united Pakistanis in their grief, on the streets, as well as on social media.
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We ride dockless e-scooters now, and leave them strewn about on the streets, like normal people.
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It's not every day that a royal couturier hosts a fashion show on the streets of London.
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But Cuomo said Tuesday that leaving a wounded Rahami "on the streets" would have been un-American.
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"Whether it's a taxi driver, Uber driver or carless driver, it's cars on the streets for them."
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Harington was photographed on the streets of Paris with friends looking slightly damp and slightly off balance.
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They were seen sharing a kiss on the streets of London back in the summer of 2015.
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Sunday on the streets of the Oregon District, Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley said at a press conference.
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But outside of the corporate types and clinics, is there a psychedelic renaissance happening on the streets?
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The company would not specify how many cars are being put on the streets in the rollout.
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By age 21, Philip was living on the streets of San Francisco for days at a time.
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We felt no physical danger on the streets of Cleveland, despite pre-convention fears of possible violence.
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Fears of aftershocks forced many people to spend the night out on the streets in cold weather.
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All the victims were homeless men living on the streets or in vacant lots around San Diego.
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Duterte said he was making gains in his anti-narcotics campaign, with less drugs on the streets.
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The show centers on the idea of traditional Muslim women exploring life on the streets of Brooklyn.
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The camera crew followed him around on the streets post-haircut, and the locals barely recognized him.
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O.J. Simpson' it was to view him on the streets of NYC, hilarious and very possibly wasted.
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After being left homeless and losing her child, she is left desolate and alone on the streets.
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They keep a roof over their heads by selling lollipops on the streets of Cúcuta's city center.
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However, on the streets of Manhattan, the gap between the Racer and the other boards is huge.
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He said on Tuesday he had seen thousands of people on the streets cheering during his visit.
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"She was by herself and she was living on the streets or between friends houses," Sweeney said.
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You see people out on the streets being their best ally selves and their best queer selves.
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Cars with European number plates belonging to families back for the summer are commonplace on the streets.
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The company's announcement comes after Uber started testing its own autonomous vehicles on the streets of Pittsburgh.
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Last week, we investigated Iran's nuclear program and met homeless children living on the streets of Kolkata.
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In practice the resurgent Hindu sentiment under Mr Modi should help leave the cattle on the streets.
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This is a company that already has self-driving cars on the streets of Pittsburgh and Arizona.
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The Singapore Formula One Grand Prix is held annually on the streets of the Marina Bay neighborhood.
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I remember sitting in my room watching people on the streets and it reminded me of Chicago.
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He grabs the police car and he orders the police to do a debate on the streets.
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Foreign football hooligans chanting anti-Russian slogans on the streets of Moscow will not be treated gently.
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A new autonomous vehicle company is on the streets — and unbeknownst to most, has been since 2017.
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Outnumbered on the streets, the protesters gave a list of their grievances to Secretary-General Gwede Mantashe.
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Corbyn accused the Conservatives of undermining Britain's security by cutting the number of police on the streets.
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Fines have also been proposed for sexual harassment on the streets, such as catcalling and obscene remarks.
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Mr. Muniz, a Queens native, said he left home as a teenager to live on the streets.
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Leaving the pursuit of a solution to angry Bolivians on the streets "will lead to a tragedy".■
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But larger troubles are looming right outside the barbershop's doors, on the streets of Chicago's South Side.
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Nearly 3,000 are estimated to be living on the streets in northern Paris and an adjoining suburb.
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To survive, many end up on the streets as sex workers where they face violence, Suarez said.
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There's blood on the streets, and it's on everyone's hands because we are not facing our truth.
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I spent nights sleeping on the streets and in metro trains, from Boston to Woods Hole, Mass.
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He said the appearance of armored military vehicles on the streets was the first he could recall.
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"When we speak to people on the streets, many don't even know of cervical cancer," said Samuila.
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Some used to work on the streets of Kabul selling chewing gum to provide for their families.
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Pictures circulating on social media showed some Derna residents celebrating and waving Libyan flags on the streets.
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It is time for all those screaming for change get out on the streets and demand change.
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As many as 3,000 migrants are camped out on the streets of Paris, with more arriving daily.
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He also told authorities that he chose Halloween because there would be more civilians on the streets.
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Some 20,000 police from all of Germany's 16 states have been deployed on the streets of Hamburg.
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Moments of theatrical absurdity are rare on the streets of China, where public performances are tightly regulated.
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Harry placed a protective hand on Markle's back as they spoke with children gathered on the streets...
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So, they're living in their cars, or they are couch surfing, or they're living on the streets.
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On the streets, there is a sense of weary resignation, as well as a reserve of hope.
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But the dialogue assumes the blurry, unpleasant loudness that brings to mind strangers fighting on the streets.
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When he saw violence on the streets, there was always music coming from somewhere, seemingly orchestrating it.
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For months, Iraqis have been on the streets demanding improved government services and an end to corruption.
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