So when we were operating the two ice cream parlors in the seventies, the goal at that time was to be number one in all the ice cream parlors in the Philippines.
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Cases are pleaded by tattoo parlors and funeral parlors accused of some act of wrongdoing peculiar to their trades, and by restaurants and day care centers charged with shortcomings in their crafts.
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There are still massage parlors and a booming online trade.
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Because the parlors are now doing their job for them.
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Massage parlors and the advanced search option listed on Rubmaps.com.
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The larger of the two parlors has four bay windows.
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Beauty parlors, flower shops, and banks were reduced to ashes.
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They include luxury jewelry brands, beauty salons and massage parlors.
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Mahogany pocket doors open to front parlors on either side.
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His scenes are of beauty parlors and plant-filled bohemian apartments.
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The yakuza often run sexual massage parlors staffed by underage girls.
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It regularly caters services outside funeral parlors, like shivas, or memorials.
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The house has a ballroom, four formal parlors, and a library.
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Qualls, were the bingo parlors in neighborhoods like Mt. Airy. Circulating
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They dealt cards in parlors, they tricked audiences, and they entertained.
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They're not gangsters, torching parlors and popping guys on the street.
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There are CBD massage parlors, CBD bakeries and even CBD cafes.
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The scandal involved brothels in Brooklyn and beauty parlors in Queens.
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She has two tattoos from earlier experiences at mostly male parlors.
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In the era of radio, debate entered American kitchens and parlors.
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They were sleeping in the massage parlors on the massage tables.
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Next I passed through Twentynine Palms, a town of barbershops advertising military haircuts, more tattoo parlors and smoke shops, two bars too divey even for me, a worrisome number of "massage parlors," and several Thai restaurants.
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Police shut down several parlors and arrested a bunch of sex workers.
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The parlors doing well also means that the pimps are increasingly obsolete.
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Séances and trance demonstrations were held in concert halls and private parlors.
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They can also become mini pizza tycoons, buying up other pizza parlors.
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New beer parlors open all the time in my small Brooklyn community.
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The 1961 tattoo ban, which endured until 1997, sent the parlors underground.
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Past the double parlors are a formal dining area and the kitchen.
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According to Liz's research, she outfitted the venue with parlors and tapestries.
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Police appear to have secretly taped the happenings inside the massage parlors.
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Tattoo parlors with a financial stake in believing that you are 18.
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In the closing scene, they're the cell-like spaces at the parlors.
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In the ice cream parlors of Baghdad or the bazaars of Kabul?
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"It's a big problem for parlors that cannot afford it," he said.
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Robotics in the milking parlors has also helped him reduce labor costs.
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Many metropolitan police departments routinely conduct raids on spas and massage parlors.
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You'll find everything from tattoo parlors to fortune tellers to marijuana dispensaries.
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We haven't actually seen any children working the streets or parlors on the show, but it's easy to imagine an alternate scenario in which Iris wasn't "rescued" by Travis Bickle but was tucked into the parlors like everyone else.
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Only two of us were there to speak out against the massage parlors.
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"We took a lot of inspiration from 1950s ice cream parlors," he said.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - The company stacked brochures in funeral parlors around Sin City.
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London has so many photogenic pizza parlors popping up all across the city.
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The reporters also visited locations of brothels and gambling parlors across the city.
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John, a jack-of-all-trades who provides everything from chauffeur services to tax help to several Asian massage parlors in southern California, estimated that about a quarter of massage workers in the Los Angeles area sleep in the parlors.
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Pets wear clothes, go to beauty parlors, have beauty contests and lots of toys.
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The parlors are doing well, probably because the police are in on the deal.
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When you're a kid, literally nothing seems edgier than head shops and tattoo parlors.
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Trump's casinos were rigged, as are all gambling parlors, in favor of the house.
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The move resulted in the closing of more than 100 massage parlors, it said.
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Now, as you can imagine, tattoo parlors are full of people feeling their feelings.
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This year's fair consists of three parlors filled with works by over 6433 artists.
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William Hill, which runs betting parlors all around Britain, will operate the Washington facility.
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"The funeral parlors will be packed," he said during one rally in March 2016.
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Little Y would offer advice how to dodge police in case their parlors were raided.
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With so many professional tattoo parlors, it's becoming increasingly rare to see original prison tattoos.
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The tattoo has become so popular that some parlors are offering discounts on the design.
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And oversight of tattoo parlors and artists on the state and local level is spotty.
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It also shut down 18 other related businesses, including bars, massage parlors, and movie theaters.
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Not salons or beauty parlors or wherever else you get your hair cut… just barbershops.
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It was during this period that real hashish houses and Turkish smoking parlors were popular.
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Poorly rendered Caesars with flaky "Parmesan" litter the menus of pizza parlors across the land.
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The fireplaces in the dual parlors, for example, are original, as is the plaster molding.
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Laws governing massage parlors are riddled with loopholes that allow for criminal operations, Polaris said.
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Most of the time those who are really helpful to us are the funeral parlors.
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Until recently I had my own restaurant, and I still own two ice cream parlors.
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Betting parlors like Ladbrokes set odds and accept bets on the shortlist and the winner.
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Ice cream parlors, health food stores and fruit and vegetable stands all compete for space.
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She would also pose as a degenerate gambler to help raid women-only betting parlors.
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Inside the town were the charred remains of gas stations, hair salons and tattoo parlors.
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One Bite is Barstool's pizza-reviewing app where Portnoy registered his thoughts about pizza parlors.
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He took his first job at a gymnastics club and then at two pizza parlors.
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They searched online forums where users posted about sex acts performed at the massage parlors.
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Police and prosecutors wrote up their criminal charges and raided the massage parlors on Tuesday.
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Outside one of the parlors, an elderly Chinese couple peer at the closure notice, baffled.
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This week, conspiracy theorists have named other pizza parlors as willing participants in the cover-up.
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Yesterday I pointed out all the massage parlors on Artesia Boulevard to my mother in law.
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This was a far cry from the affectedly quaint confectioner parlors I had grown accustomed to.
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Tattoo parlors are featured in reality shows, and the industry holds conventions all around the world.
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Why would cops wear camouflage gear against a terrain patterned by convenience stores and beauty parlors?
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On the first floor are two parlors, a formal dining room, a library and a study.
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Gambling at "pachinko" pinball parlors, ubiquitous throughout Japan, is also tolerated despite its legally ambiguous status.
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None of these firms — not corner stores, not pizza parlors, not airlines — brought this on themselves.
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Vinnie is expected to run whatever bars, parlors and peeps Rudy Pipilo wants him to run.
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The personal care mandate applies to tattoo and piercing parlors and hair removal services as well.
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And the authorities have long turned a blind eye to gambling in Japan's ubiquitous pachinko parlors.
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But owners of smaller pachinko parlors say such games are only profitable for the biggest chains.
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"This population works in bars, beer gardens and karaoke parlors, and is extremely poor," he said.
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Traffickers cycled women in and out of parlors every 10 or 20 days, Sheriff Snyder estimated.
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These women were sleeping in massage parlors, on the massage tables, and had no access to transportation.
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People denying science, concocting elaborate, hurtful conspiracies theories about child abuse rings operating out of pizza parlors.
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Soon enough, other parlors began to participate and hundreds of people were seen with the symbolic ink.
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On the drive to my son's school, we pass 18 massage parlors — in less than two miles.
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Is there some masked Machiavellian mastermind lurking beyond the shadows of New York's subways and pizza parlors?
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Cleaning up the streets means charging parlors a fee so that you'll look the other way, apparently.
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San Francisco recently regulated hours of operation, resulting in the shuttering of more than 100 illegal parlors.
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Hundreds of people were charged in the sting involving several massage parlors and day spas in Florida.
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Hundreds of people were charged in the operation involving several massage parlors and day spas in Florida.
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Brew Parlors launched yesterday at Wyndham Grand pilot hotels in Chicago; Doha, Qatar; Shenzhen, China; and Istanbul.
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"Pachinko" pinball parlors, ubiquitous in Japanese towns and cities, are also tolerated despite their legally gray status.
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Police raided "red-light districts, brothels, massage parlors, private apartments, airports and immigration reception centers," Europol said.
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He described "other indiscretions," including visiting "Asian themed" massage parlors in New York, Washington, Miami, and Virginia.
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Nearby were plenty of venues with suggestive names like the Playboy Sensation, massage parlors for straight men.
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Services such as hairdressers and beauty parlors will also be closed, along with all bars and restaurants.
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Even the generally Trump-heavy betting parlors in the United Kingdom have him at 85033-to-8.
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Wynn first entered the world of gambling when he took over his father's bingo parlors in Maryland.
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Now that there was a surplus to sample—massage parlors and swingers' parties—he wanted to feast.
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The case nevertheless raised the question of what sex work at Asian massage parlors really looks like nationally.
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On RubMaps, 92 parlors in Flushing were listed as offering some form of sexual contact when I visited.
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It focuses on massage parlors and explains what to look for and why it's so hard to stop.
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Parlors there can be linked to others in every state in the US, except Vermont, the report said.
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Old signs for grocery stores, camera shops and beauty parlors are barely visible through a thicket of vines.
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While researching, we found this statistic that there are 1,200 happy ending massage parlors in New York City.
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Most of the implicated pizza parlors in the New York area have closed, or are under new management.
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Eugene: I've got friends who are tattoo guys and they routinely throw people out of their tattoo parlors.
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Several other parlors have since gotten involved, and are also set to host similar events at their locations.
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"The number of really great ice cream parlors and candy stores in Buffalo is flabbergasting," Mr. Stern said.
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TEREMOK A chain of blini parlors with hundreds of outlets in Russia opens its second in New York.
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The living room, once two parlors, still has two distinct sitting areas, one formal and the other informal.
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Men who have more money tend to go to massage parlors and brothels, or they use escort services.
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Complimentary wine and tea and a large buffet breakfast are served in one of the two main parlors.
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A Swedish photojournalist in Afghanistan discovered Kabul's unexpected stylish side: beauty parlors, hip teenagers and weekend cricket players.
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Then there are the charming port towns complete with traditional wooden smokehouses, ceramics ateliers and ice cream parlors.
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Chilled parfaits of custard and perfect fruit place you at famous Tokyo "fruit parlors" like Takano and Sembikiya.
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In Chinatown, red lanterns sway in the wind, and the sky is blue above the boarded-up parlors.
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Ruby tells Officer Alston (Lawrence Gilliard, Jr.) in this episode that she didn't get much work in the parlors.
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For the second time in three years, the body of the mansion's owner lay in one of its parlors.
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Polaris estimates more than 9,000 illicit massage parlors operate in the United States, earning nearly $2.5 billion a year.
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This includes dogs in boarding kennels, day care centers, shelters, dog shows, veterinary clinics, pet stores, grooming parlors, etc.
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We are going to show Donald Trump that white supremacy has no place in any parlors of our government.
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Among these data, the top venues for sex trafficking included illicit massage parlors, hotels and motels, and residential brothels.
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The initial charges against Kraft came as part of a sweeping, dramatic raid on Asian massage parlors across Florida.
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They work in some 9,000 massage parlors found along highways and behind storefronts in strip malls across the country.
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Is it inconceivable that the contents of those emails won't become conversational fodder for card games or beauty parlors?
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Tex, who ran a string of massage parlors in the 1970s and '80s that became fronts for prostitution dens.
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It will require honest conversations at beauty parlors and carwashes, at Sunday family dinners and in third-grade classrooms.
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In ancient Rome, fast food parlors served the poor who could not afford to install kitchens at their homes.
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Not Flushing: A new destination for Chinese food is Forest Hills, Queens, better known for delis and pizza parlors.
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Wilson Tang, the owner of the Nom Wah Tea Parlors in New York and Philadelphia, sometimes uses Virginia ham.
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The porn sets are safe and the parlors have in-house security, so their protection is no longer necessary.
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Like professional tattoo and piercing parlors, Studs only employs professionals who are trained to pierce with needles, not guns.
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Many items can be found for about the same price (nothing is over $6) in other dim sum parlors.
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Meanwhile, staff working in the parlors, maintenance and security departments at the began a three-day strike on Tuesday.
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For instance, gas stations, cafes, ice cream parlors, pharmacies and some other businesses are allowed to keep operating Sundays.
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In the center of town, hundreds of competitors wander past the ice cream parlors and old-fashioned candy stores.
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But bad situations can also arise in hotels, massage parlors, and other shared indoor spaces during raids and stings.
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Reports claim that during this period, Djelidi was caught frequenting massage parlors and engaging in sexual activity with sex workers.
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Three years later, I had to try to convince several chili parlors that I have nothing to do with Deadspin.
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Beauty parlors manage a lot of appointments, but about half of them are still using pen and paper, estimates Shedul.
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On the walls, mixed-media collages capture the places that make up the guidebook, including beauty parlors, hotels, and restaurants.
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Can it be a coincidence that pizza parlors gauzy with nostalgia's glow seem to be multiplying in New York City?
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Past the parlors is a study, also with an elaborate fireplace, as well as a small ceiling mural of nymphs.
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In Switzerland, sex workers are required to have permits; establishments with two or more prostitutes must register as massage parlors.
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The main floor has a large foyer, a pair of parlors, a dining room and a 2575-square-foot kitchen.
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Vintage doughnut shops, pork stores, pizzerias, neighborhood Chinese restaurants, cocktail lounges and ice cream parlors are listed according to neighborhood.
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Doug Ducey issued a statewide stay-at-home order that contained significant exemptions, including for golf courses and beauty parlors.
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Law enforcement officials said there were an estimated 236,000 illicit massage parlors across the country, from Orlando to Los Angeles.
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Even at illicit parlors, owners and managers can claim ignorance of the additional services offered by employees behind closed doors.
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At most omakase sushi parlors that roll will resemble a small ice-cream cone, with nori serving as the cone.
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Phuc also asked Hanoi city government to close down karaoke parlors and restaurants which fail to observe fire preventive measures.
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Martin County detectives since July were investigating possible human trafficking and prostitution at several massage parlors in their own jurisdiction.
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Morrison said businesses involved in beauty therapy, tattoo parlors, physio therapists and other allied health services could no longer operate.
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Law enforcement officials said there were an estimated 9,000 illicit massage parlors across the country, from Orlando to Los Angeles.
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Shia LaBeouf's "He Will Not Divide Us" protest is driving a serious wedge between protesters and the local pizza parlors.
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Thousands of women sell sex services in the parlors, many of whom are believed to be victims of trafficking, Polaris said.
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Polaris, for its part, estimates that there are 9,203 "illicit" (sexual) massage parlors in the U.S., while RubMaps lists over 24,400.
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Jenny said massage parlors have better working conditions than other forms of work Chinese immigrants with limited language skills can get.
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Yet traffickers routinely use what appear to be legitimate businesses—massage parlors, bars, nail salons—as fronts for their illegal exploitation.
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In the deposition, Miller said he'd visited "Asian themed" massage parlors in several cities and hired prostitutes while he was married.
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Found in massage parlors, escort services, residential brothels and street prostitution, some might be victims for weeks and others for years.
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That's the way it goes in many cities, although in many cities homes tend to be more stable than tamale parlors.
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Kraft is among 100 people linked to a ring of Florida spas and massage parlors suspected of doubling as prostitution dens.
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In 2020, fine line, dainty lettering, and geometric art are popular on Pinterest and Instagram and therefore heavily requested in parlors.
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I had no idea then that the Khartoum I knew would disappear: the evening lights, the cinemas and ice cream parlors.
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Nowadays when you look it up, it's become a name for ice cream parlors and bowling alleys, so much better vibes.
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Ned Lamont signed an executive order mandating that hair salons, tattoo parlors, and other cosmetic businesses in the state cease operations.
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The Jeep drives deeper into the Vegas peculiarity, past the 7-Elevens and massage parlors, the smoke shops and strip clubs.
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A'Lelia Walker, daughter of entrepreneur Madam C.J. Walker, supervises a facial in one of her mother's beauty parlors in Harlem, 1930.
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They were living in the bedrooms and parlors of the male authority figures who were their husbands, fathers, brothers and sons.
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Those seeking ear-piercing face a painfully small spectrum of options that range from sleepy mall shops to intimidating tattoo parlors.
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Mass arrest is not the answer to ending the exploitation of the mostly Asian immigrants working in spas and massage parlors.
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Eddie&aposs Sweet Shop first opened in 1925 and is now considered one of the oldest ice cream parlors in NYC.
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For those who know Leak & Sons' curtained parlors and mustard-colored halls, the city's murder tally is not only a number.
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A series of massage parlors was raided Tuesday as part of a six-month state investigation of prostitution and human trafficking.
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Many of the convenience stores, restaurants and pachinko gambling parlors, like this one, have yet to be cleaned up or repaired.
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In New York's Chinatown, however, dim sum parlors tend to open around 9 am, and get really busy between 11am and 1pm.
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Over the subsequent decades, the dish slowly grew in popularity, and chili parlors—largely Macedonian-run—popped up throughout Cincinnati's hilly neighborhoods.
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"From my experience, most of them came over expecting to work in the service industry—nail salons, massage parlors, restaurants," she said.
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The charges came in a police sting that law enforcement said was aimed at stopping human trafficking through massage parlors in Florida.
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Businesses have been feeling the pinch, with the city ordering restaurants, karaoke parlors, cinemas and other venues to close until further notice.
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Businesses have been feeling the pinch, with the city ordering restaurants, karaoke parlors, cinemas and other venues to close until further notice.
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"It didn't scare her, but she doesn't go to a tattoo parlors a lot so it was a little weird!" she admits.
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Parlors on either side of the foyer have fireplaces with simple paneled overmantels, while the dining room fireplace has a beehive oven.
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But police are still raiding massage parlors and arresting sex workers on their own, three attorneys who work with those clients said.
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Police announced Thursday that human traffickers lured women to 10 Orlando-area massage parlors, where they were intimidated into prostitution, TCPalm reports.
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The 6-month investigation culminated in charges against dozens of individuals who solicited the parlors, including New England Patriots' owner Robert Kraft.
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The interior is grandly proportioned, with 3633-foot ceilings in its two parlors, ornate plaster ceiling medallions and other architectural ornaments throughout.
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Two cases were dismissed because undercover police officers had had sexual contact with women they were investigating for prostitution at massage parlors.
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Officials say the women accused of running the sex trafficking ring operated out of local spas which touted themselves as massage parlors.
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Phoebe is a masseuse, but she bounces between working at different parlors and massaging her own clients at home as a freelancer.
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Kyo Pang founded Kopitiam three years ago as a homage to the coffee and tea parlors of Malaysia, where she grew up.
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A corner of Queens better known for delis and pizza parlors has added a critical mass of new (and creative) Chinese restaurants.
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He mentions cafes and ice cream parlors, some long since closed, and cars that have not been on the road for decades.
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And here at home, in this land of thick necks, turbo tans and tattoo parlors, he is a tourist attraction unto himself.
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Across the region, parlors were empty and many frequent clients were phoning their lawyers, wondering if more warrants were going to drop.
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The Florida Department of Health disciplined 62 massage parlors or therapists last fiscal year, up from 14 the year before, records show.
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But repeated crackdowns have not rid Bangkok and other tourist hubs of go-go bars and massage parlors that often offer sex.
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We've got the usual massage parlors, but you can't have come all this distance just for a happy ending now, can you?
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Kraft was charged following a sex trafficking investigation of central Florida day spas and massage parlors suspected of being used for prostitution.
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Professional tattoo parlors often warn customers: If I can't be drunk while I give you this tattoo, you can't be drunk, either.
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For about a month, at least one family member allegedly robbed small businesses, which included ice cream parlors, donut shops and dollar stores.
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Salon chains are opening men-only parlors to sell these products and to meet the demand for everything from manicures to eyebrow threading.
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Italian barbers and beauty parlors are traditionally closed on Mondays, which is why the group chose their day off to visit the Vatican.
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Judges handling similar cases involving several other massage parlors in Florida have likewise barred prosecutors from using surveillance videos from inside the spas.
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Giordano puts it this way: Most reputable tattoo parlors won't service someone who's high, and drugs affect sexual decision-making just as much.
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One could consider this tableaux to be Tanning's contribution to the practice of museum period rooms, such as recreations of 18th century parlors.
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Eventually he hopes to build a network of hundreds of parlors across the globe that are all partnered under the same humanitarian premise.
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His arrest comes after a sting operation involving human trafficking and prostitution at local massage parlors, according to the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office.
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Critic's notebook Kristin Chenoweth and Ian McKellen demonstrate the increasingly popular art of turning theater palaces into cozy parlors for confabs with fans.
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In the best shopping areas, near the old Italian buildings, there are gyms and pizza parlors and gleaming outlets for European fashion brands.
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The suspension -- which also orders health clubs, spas, massage parlors and theaters to close by Tuesday -- is set to last until April 1.
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They were permitted to move around outside the parlors only with so-called runners working for the organization, evidence in the case showed.
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Other businesses that had previously been allowed to stay open, among them hairdressers, massage studios and tattoo parlors, must now close their doors.
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To the left, through pocket doors, is a pair of parlors ornamented with stained glass and separated by columns surrounded by decorative woodwork.
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The hotel is one block in from Main Street, a block from the waterfront and steps from several restaurants and ice cream parlors.
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Many of the decorative contacts sold online and in gas stations and beauty parlors are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
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In the late 1980s, Bruckner Boulevard was a forbidding stretch of asphalt strung with disused factories, dim tattoo parlors and fast-food depots.
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The company based in Lowell, Massachusetts, is raising early-stage funding with the goal of opening its first tattoo parlors early next fall.
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The police said that the parlors had been used for prostitution and that many of the women involved were considered to be victims.
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A couple of weeks ago, with back pain, I went for a massage in one of the Soho parlors closed down under Lanhydrock.
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As far as slices go, Bostonians are lucky to find one for less than $219, and even then the pie is either excessively doughy (from those parlors trying, in error, to mimic so-called "New York-style pizza") or excessively greasy and brittle (from those parlors dealing in "Greek-style" pizza that is nostalgic to me but still very, very shitty).
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We are going to vote, we are going to show Donald Trump that white supremacy has no place in any parlors of our government.
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Some of my friends drive their children to school down a street where there are 353 massage parlors in the span of two miles.
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Before Wi-Fi signals became available last year, broadband internet access had been limited largely to desktops at state internet parlors and pricy hotels.
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I recorded in front of temples, standing next to rice paddies full of croaking frogs, in screaming pachinko parlors, bowling alleys, cafes, hotel lobbies.
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"I would love to see tattoo parlors start giving back to the community or become a part of the community they're in," says Rohner.
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The person who doesn't need sex as much better be OK with the other person getting off to porn or going to massage parlors.
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As part of a bundle of stricter rules, restaurants can only offer takeaway services and hairdressers and beauty, massage and tattoo parlors must close.
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The first town I passed was Yucca Valley where tattoo parlors and smoke shops rival in number big box stores and fast food joints.
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The proliferation of bars, tattoo parlors, and trendy eateries has transformed this part of Brooklyn into a destination for transient Airbnbers and weekend partyers.
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As entire industries are temporarily shuttered, from restaurants to beauty parlors, the US has seen a historic surge in people applying for unemployment benefits.
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Each suite is designed to a slightly different tune, with four-poster beds, well-appointed parlors, antique furnishings, and some come with separate balconies.
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Still, it is Mr. Carroll's innovations that have become the talk of this town's many coffee shops and wine bars and ice cream parlors.
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If New Yorkers know one thing, it's how to choose among a wide array of options: subway routes, pizza parlors, clothing boutiques, Broadway shows.
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More than 100 people have been charged in Florida as part of a months-long sex-trafficking investigation of massage parlors in the state.
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Pete Wells names his favorites among the new food halls, tasting counters, pasta joints, dim sum parlors and taco trucks he visited this year.
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Instead, SOCO performs most of its autopsies at police-accredited but privately owned funeral parlors, which act as both official morgues and crime labs.
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The Trump-branded businesses planned in China include spas, massage parlors, escort services, hotels, finance and real-estate companies, retail shops, restaurants and bars.
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Hundreds of people were charged in the multi-jurisdictional sting that began in October and involved other massage parlors and day spas in Florida.
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Back in Europe, staff working in the parlors, maintenance and security departments at the Bank of England continue a three-day strike on Wednesday.
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Raised by a working-class single mother, he found common ground with the young people he arrested for robbing post offices and betting parlors.
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Its costumes would fit seamlessly into a Final Fantasy game, and the institute's frilly, colorful gardens and parlors feel like a dark take on cybertwee.
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Every single day I look at these massage parlors, and wonder what might be going on behind those covered up windows surrounded by security cameras.
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In the wake of the financial crisis when interest rates sank to historic lows, StoneMor borrowed over $22017 million to acquire cemeteries and funeral parlors.
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"Massage houses and agencies still use these websites to advertise," says Arabelle Raphael, noting that the now-defunct RedBook was extremely popular with massage parlors.
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She also said she wants to "lead the charge to shut down motel and massage parlors operating as dens of human trafficking" in the state.
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Job opportunities for pro-Pyongyang Koreans were long limited to firms run by members of their community, including nightclubs, barbecue restaurants and pachinko pinball parlors.
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Friday the 13th is like Black Friday for many tattoo parlors, which experience a crush of customers hoping to take advantage of the cheap deals.
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Also absent are the laminated pictures of stretched lobe piercings and extreme ink work that are typically flaunted in grungy tattoo parlors around the world.
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In 2019, its owners were arrested on prostitution charges, which was part of a larger investigation on the role of human trafficking in massage parlors.
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Inside the mansion's parlors, cast members of the coming production of "Sweeney Todd" by the City Island Theater Group will read scary and supernatural stories.
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There are many brothels or massage parlors across the country that traffic and employ Asian immigrants at low rates and force them into sex work.
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After years as a steady earner for Rudy Pipilo, Vinnie has decided to draw a line: He doesn't want a cut of the parlors anymore.
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Through the partnership, you'll soon be able to donate to restaurants, fitness clubs, nightlife spots, and beauty parlors through a button on their Yelp pages.
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What was once a movie theater has been carved into several retail establishments, including Happy Foot Spa, one of several massage parlors and nail salons.
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Nearby is the stainless steel Unisphere from the 1964 World's Fair, and three miles west is Flushing's Main Street, with its crowded dim sum parlors.
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This exquisite wisp of a sake bar is tucked into a vibrant stretch of Forsyth Street, amidst Vietnamese restaurants, dumpling shops, and bubble-tea parlors.
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To the right is a pair of parlors with decorative marble fireplaces topped by gilt-framed mirrors and swag plaster molding encircling the upper walls.
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Staff employed in the bank's "parlors" - ground floor offices where BOE Governor Mark Carney and his senior colleagues work - are also involved in the strike.
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Snyder, the Martin County sheriff, would later tell reporters about the general conditions in all of the parlors that were busted in the larger sting.
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Inside, through thick wooden double doors, the ground floor's two adjoining parlors have been turned into a spare retail space, the first Toogood has operated.
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That evidence led to warrants for surveillance cameras, which police secretly installed inside the massage parlors — apparently under the ruse of a possible bomb threat.
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She'd worked in other massage parlors in New York before going to Flushing, as well as done some dominatrix work and high-end escorting, she said.
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City officials also told CityNews that adult entertainment businesses—like body rub parlors and adult entertainment clubs—are licensed businesses, but not sex work or brothels.
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General Mills, which sells Haagen-Dazs outside the United States and in the brand's international ice cream parlors, said higher vanilla costs were forcing prices upward.
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The law has also reportedly limited police focus on massage parlors, putting more emphasis on the public sale of sexual services and the arrest of clients.
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Michael Wynn went on to run a string of bingo parlors across the US, but when he died in 1963 the company was $350,000 in debt.
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On Wednesday, a few lucky fans were contacted via direct Twitter message so local pizza parlors could drop off the goods courtesy of Timberlake and Netflix.
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" Variety wrote that "based on a true story, the film will focus on a woman... flourishing in the male-dominated business of massage parlors and prostitution.
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They list business areas including branded spas, massage parlors, golf clubs, hotels, insurance, finance and real estate companies, retail shops, restaurants, bars, bodyguards and escort services.
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The recent explosion of bed and breakfasts, beauty parlors, and repair shops run out of private homes is widely welcomed as a sign of positive change.
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There are cat cafes and cat wine cars, and now there are cat massage parlors, where your meowing masseuse will demand her tip in sardines … probably.
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Today, chunks of it have been appropriated for national highways and look like a suburban blightscape: pachinko gambling parlors, chain ramen shops, big-box drug stores.
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MC: After we get the ball rolling, we'll be in select bars and barber shops and tattoo parlors in L.A. and Philadelphia and potentially Austin, Texas.
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Now, a group of new Midtown poke parlors called Sweetcatch aims to import a more authentic Hawaiian experience, featuring poke by the pound to take away.
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Up and down Istiklal, metal gates, streaked with graffiti and adorned with "For rent" signs, have been lowered over stores, ice cream parlors, restaurants and cafes.
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At about 11 or 12 o'clock I was in one of my parlors making ice cream for five hours before going to the restaurant until midnight.
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A love letter to the simple coffee and tea parlors of Malaysia and the Chinese-influenced cooking they serve, Kopitiam now has a nicer, larger space.
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Between full-scale casinos, tribal casinos and slot parlors, there are now roughly 123 gambling venues in the Northeast, up from 41 a few years ago.
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Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan is such a confusing, multilevel maze of corridors lined with pizza parlors and coffee shops that even veteran commuters occasionally get lost.
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Former bank branches have been reincarnated as pizza parlors, fast-food outlets, health care sites, massage chains, credit unions, educational institutions, churches and mobile phone stores.
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Instead of parlors and social problems, a Noh play would have maybe a pine tree, some drummers, and one or two masked performers, sometimes representing ghosts.
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The airy space, with front and back parlors, is the ideal setting in which to stock up on staples for your very own Summer of Love.
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On Thursday, she visited the Hilltop neighborhood on the city's West Side, walking along an avenue of houses in disrepair, tattoo parlors and Family Dollar stores.
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Proposed legislation would allow the two tribes, the Connecticut Lottery Corporation, and Sportech, which operates off-track betting parlors in the state, to offer sports betting.
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BuzzFeed pointed out that New York City has dozens — if not hundreds — of bubble tea parlors all over the city, which makes the story even more puzzling.
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As the brothers sing, their respective partners can't get enough, and the video shows the gang having grand meals, hanging out in bathtubs, and prowling through parlors.
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The last major casino heists happened in 2015 and 2016 when employees working in Macau's VIP parlors stole millions of dollars from junket rooms in the casinos.
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The charges against Kraft came as part of a wide-reaching, multi-agency investigation into human trafficking at several spas and massage parlors Florida's Treasure Coast region.
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It's also the district the Midnight Diner calls home, supposedly tucked away in a back street mystically separated from the din of the pachinko parlors and traffic.
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When I visited Queens this summer, my translator and I walked down Flushing's Main Street going from door to door buzzing massage parlors; nobody let us in.
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He pointed to the fact that people are often surprised at the variety of places, innovations, presentation and styles that exist in pizza parlors across the country.
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Specifically, the openings across 'experiential' chains, such as ice cream parlors, beauty salons and vape shops, haven't been enough to offset closures in the more traditional categories.
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Assembled (and demonstrated) by a non-professional tinkerer, the tool uses an old-school rotary motor instead of the coil-based design used in most tattoo parlors.
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But the other is, will John ever get out of his shit town, where he's as entrenched as the trees and the tattoo parlors and the WalMarts?
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The original plan was to place the machines in pizza parlors and bus terminals, but the idea that the films would be family-friendly was short-lived.
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A former aide to President Donald Trump said in court documents unsealed last week that he hired prostitutes and visited "Asian themed" massage parlors for sexual services.
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Analysts now regard the Northeast market as saturated, with about 30 casinos, racetrack slot parlors and tribal gambling operations between Washington and Maine — and more to come.
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Without a plan, you are more than likely to wind up at one of the city's many subpar pizza parlors or a Japanese establishment pushing undersize nigiri.
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Huang Tuwang oversaw a range of illegal businesses including massage parlors, unlicensed lending outfits and casinos, forming "unlawful control" over certain regions and industries, said the report.
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So I began with: The Continental sits at the end of a strip of dollar-pizza joints, tattoo parlors, and vaguely shady dudes selling rings from stalls.
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Investigators say the two women accused of running the prostitution ring were importing women from foreign countries and forcing them into sex slavery at the massage parlors.
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The new regulations, the tightest in modern Germany's history, will last at least two weeks, and mean restaurants, hairdressers, massage parlors and other nonessential stores should close.
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It plays on the habit of pizza parlors and other businesses in New York, no matter how long established, to describe themselves as both famous and original.
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Set in funeral parlors, it's an unnervingly upbeat look at the work of professional funeral directors, the artists who give an appearance of life to the dead.
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Turning right from the front door, you enter a great room — the result of combining a pair of parlors — that runs the full length of the house.
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Square Feet A downward trend in banking is opening up real estate opportunities as investors convert former branches to other uses, including churches, pharmacies and pizza parlors.
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Gaining access to the glitterati through friends in California, New York and France, he achieved for singular parlors what John Singer Sargent had accomplished for distinguished people.
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But there's cash being made selling flesh, and where there's money, power will follow: first the illicit Mafia-run massage parlors, then the lucrative legal porn industry.
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Back in the '30s and '40s, there were thousands of ice cream parlors in the U.S., staffed by "soda jerks" who created sundaes, fizzes, frappés and FLOATS.
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It's blessed with an absurd selection of restaurants, cafes and ice cream parlors to ponder and is just one of many excellent foliage destinations in the state.
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Of all prostitution-related arrests in New York, 94% were black women, while 9 out of 10 women detained in massage parlors offering sexual services were immigrants.
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The treats, often called dragon's breath, heaven's breath or nitro puff, are popular at state fairs, carnivals, mall kiosks and some ice cream parlors, the FDA said.
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The charges resulted from a monthslong investigation into sex trafficking that focused on several central Florida day spas and massage parlors suspected of being used for prostitution.
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The U.K.'s Unite union has been in dispute with the BOE over a below-inflation 1 percent increase in pay for maintenance, parlors and security personnel.
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For the ethnic Korean population in Japan, discriminated against and shut out of traditional occupations, pachinko parlors are the primary mode of finding work and accumulating wealth.
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His secret business at 295 Bowery, the building known as McGurk's Suicide Hall, was one of the few tattoo parlors in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens or the Bronx.
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He was among more than 100 people linked to several central Florida day spas and massage parlors suspected of being fronts for prostitution after a monthslong investigation.
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There are older dumpling parlors in Manhattan's Chinatown but, for me, there are none better, none that more completely evoke the dim sum palaces of Hong Kong.
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There are older dumpling parlors in Manhattan's Chinatown but, for me, there are none better, none that more completely evoke the dim sum palaces of Hong Kong.
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News that the owner of a chain of dubious massage parlors was brokering foreign access to the president of the United States should be a big deal.
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He is intent on turning Ashford — home to 2000,2160 people, its downtown pockmarked with empty shops, tattoo parlors and liquor stores — into a thriving hub of commerce.
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Recent films like ZPG and Soylent Green (based on an earlier novel by Harry Harrison) depicted crowded futures sustained by cannibalism, suicide parlors, and draconian birth-control mandates.
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With the arrival of perestroika (the "restructuring" led by Mikhail Gorbachev's Soviet government), many tattoo parlors opened across Russia and the total number of tattooed inmates substantially increased.
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Typically, trafficking victims in massage parlors are recent Chinese or South Korean immigrant mothers who speak little or no English and are burdened by debt, the group said.
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In 1963, he revealed on the television game show "To Tell the Truth" that he conducted field research by chatting up teenagers at pizza parlors and attending dances.
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So were raunchy pulp novels, fliers for Times Square massage parlors, business cards offering phone sex for $2 a minute, even playing cards with illustrations of naked women.
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On this same street, the grocery store went out of business, the dentist closed up shop, but all the massage parlors that nobody seems to notice are thriving.
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Jimmy Buffett's iconic song "Margaritaville" became an important part of a court decision overturning a ban on tattoo parlors in Key West, Florida, in a ruling finalized Monday.
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And in 2011, he was arrested over the firebombing of rival tattoo parlors four years earlier, pleading guilty to one charge and doing about a year in prison.
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The US attorneys sealed my case files [over the allegations of arson and conspiracy to commit arson against rival tattoo parlors] because there are ten informants in it.
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But there's something appealing about the introduction of the towns and homes of Red Dead Redemption 2 as actual towns and homes, and not Westworld-esque murder parlors.
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Access to safer, better-paying indoor workplaces — brothels, strip clubs, and massage parlors — is often premised on abstinence from drugs, to reflect the "classy" image such venues promote.
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If you can believe it, until recently, beauty parlors, public pools and veterinary clinics were held to higher levels of regulatory oversight than abortion clinics in most states.
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State and federal law-enforcement agencies spent eight months building their case, eventually bringing charges against more than 300 men and the owners of almost a dozen parlors.
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On weekend nights, the half-mile shopping drag is packed with style-conscious kids who traipse past coffee shops, ice cream parlors and boutiques, often while taking selfies.
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Each of these businesses has opened in the last two years, a sea change in a neighborhood better known for its decades-old pizza parlors and Jewish delis.
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Decades later, the rock was accidentally broken into two, the halves then separated from each other and slowly chunked away for display in museums, churches, parlors and libraries.
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One reason the Asian massage parlors remain so poorly understood is the extreme reluctance of the women to speak with the police and even with their own lawyers.
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The governors of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania announced that all barbershops, hair salons, tattoo or parlors and nail salons would be closed as of Saturday.
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The place resembled a thousand other tattoo parlors, except for the wall of photos of Mr. Valena posing with celebrity clients, a paper collage of his Instagram account.
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Tattoo parlors, cafes, vintage boutiques and the excellent Zaabar chocolate shop mix with more workaday businesses like hair salons and copy shops in the multiethnic St.-Gilles district.
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All the while, they attend workshops — on email etiquette, workplace chitchat and résumé writing — and spend time with student volunteers at trampoline parks, basketball games and pizza parlors.
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Española Way has a colorful history of boom and bust, illegal gambling parlors, bookies and sex workers, small-time drug dealers and years as a haven for artists.
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In China, such parlors sometimes double as brothels, and the prosecutors said the evidence and interviews showed that Mr. Lei had sex with a prostitute in the parlor.
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Boring. But generate strong, powerful passion and it's clickety click click, whether the issue is poor kids getting into Harvard or conspiracy theories about pizza parlors and pedophiles.
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Investigators, who have been conducting surveillance of massage parlors in the area for six months, charged "nearly 211" people, though only a fraction have been arrested so far.
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She explained that the women in parlors who answer the door and provide pricing are often charged with trafficking, despite the likelihood that they may have been trafficked themselves.
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The most serious arrests made so far as a result of the investigation have been of Chinese women working at the parlors in what police describe as management positions.
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Police announced Friday that Kraft had been charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution in connection with a human trafficking sting tied to a chain of Florida massage parlors.
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The main task of these volunteers is to distribute condoms to sex workers operating at massage parlors and hair salons — all fronts for brothels — in an outskirt of Tianjin.
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The beautifully simple and yet intricate style is actually influenced by tribal tattoos, mixed with graphic design, and has been a widely used technique in tattoo parlors for decades.
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From the raft of media reports detailing exploitation in massage parlors, I expected Jenny's day-to-day life in the spa to involve constantly servicing men, hour after hour.
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That's left sex workers at massage parlors—even in one of America's most progressive cities—to deal with cops they and their advocates often describe as inept, or worse.
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And tattoo parlors have a lot of [clients] with lots of piercings, and I know they're not going to Claire's so I thought, 'Why not go to the experts?
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Also banned from donating blood are sex workers, those with a history of intravenous drug use, or people who've had tattoos from non-licensed parlors in the last year.
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During his life, Gill ran a string of massage parlors, which authorities believed were "little more than brothels," and was eventually taken down by the IRS for tax evasion.
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The rest of Cuba's 11.2 million inhabitants must rely on Wi-Fi hotspots around the island and state internet parlors, although these are sparsely used because of high rates.
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It remains common to see characters like Shinji, Rei, and Asuka appear in advertisements or pachinko parlors throughout Japan, and the series' iconography remains widely recognizable in the country.
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Officials say some of the victims were forced to live at the parlors in terrible living conditions -- sleeping at the businesses and cooking their meals in the back areas.
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It was long enough to repeatedly walk Avalon's main drag, a pedestrian avenue lined with fish shacks, ice cream parlors and shops with names like Buoys & Gulls and Afishinados.
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Do we just accept the idea that physical retailing is dead and that we are destined to have local communities filling empty spaces with restaurants, WeWorks and massage parlors.
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Patradya has been in operation for six months and is currently supplying edible tableware to 10 cafes and ice-cream parlors in Delhi, as well as taking online orders.
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Capcom sold more than 200,000 arcade cabinets for "Street Fighter II." At its peak, the game could be found in laundromats, pizza parlors, and corner stores across the country.
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The proxy business in the Philippines is mainly facilitated by Macau junket operators who bring high rollers into the casinos' opulent VIP parlors, either in person or via proxies.
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Reason's Elizabeth Nolan Brown noted the following week that Florida officials walked back many of their most inflammatory claims, including the allegation that the parlors engaged in human trafficking.
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Two K-pop performers were jailed for 10 days two years ago after they were arrested during their military service for visiting massage parlors that also sold sexual services.
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The charges against Mr. Kraft came after the police in January used video surveillance to observe activity inside several day spas and massage parlors, including one in Jupiter, Fla.
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Contrasting heavy exteriors (albeit cut with large windows) with intricate, ethereal interiors, it radically merged elements from Scottish castles, Arts and Crafts homes, Japanese Dojos and Art Nouveau parlors.
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There are also six "beau parlors" where women can entertain friends and, even to this day, suitors — men are not allowed in bedrooms, or even above the first floor.
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Since the beginning of their relationship in the public eye, rumors have swirled that Wayne had been seen frequenting massage parlors and sex workers when he was just 16.
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The company operated 525 Haagen-Dazs ice cream parlors and franchised 365 more outside of the United States and Canada, as of May 4043, according to a regulatory filing.
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Beyond the front vestibule, double doors inset with stained glass open to a hallway that runs along the left side, in parallel with three parlors connecting on the right.
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Suzuki said pachinko hall operators are already spending about 2000 trillion yen annually on new machines, a high expenditure considering all parlors combined earn 220 trillion yen a year.
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Kraft, 77, a businessman who built the Patriots into the NFL's most dominant franchise, was charged following a police sting targeting sex-trafficking in day spas and massage parlors.
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The work the artists chose to exhibit here, however, demonstrate a benign indifference to the intimate history embedded in the stairs, parlors, and bedrooms of their temporary exhibition spaces.
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Even though there are more women than ever flocking to tattoo parlors, the artists holding the needles remain predominantly male — a fact that's evident as you scroll through social media.
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Similarly, companies ranging from Uber to local construction firms and beauty parlors try to classify workers as independent contractors, avoiding the traditional responsibilities employers have for employees under labor law.
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To the artist, the parlors' investment in production and glitzy effects is illogical: why cover in glitter what is, in essence, a straightforward business transaction (the trade of sexual favors)?
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Police announced on Friday that Kraft had been charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution in connection with a human trafficking sting tied to a chain of Florida massage parlors.
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Authorities in February announced misdemeanor charges against the 77-year-old Kraft and 24 other men for soliciting prostitution, part of a broader investigation of sex trafficking at massage parlors.
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Patriots owner Robert Kraft was charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution in connection with a human trafficking sting tied to a chain of Florida massage parlors, police announced Friday.
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On Friday, Florida police said Kraft is being charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution in connection with a human trafficking sting tied to a chain of local massage parlors.
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Mama Lususu, which translates to the "mother of beautiful skin," owns popular beauty parlors across downtown Kampala and is famous for helping women to bleach and lighten their skin tone.
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Police in Florida said Friday Kraft had been charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution in connection with a human trafficking sting tied to a chain of local massage parlors.
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We have vegan diners now, serving comfort food like vegan tatertachos and Nashville Hot Chik'n sandwiches, vegan fast-casual chains and bakeries, vegan omakase counters, and vegan dim-sum parlors.
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They first arrived in the country in the 1800s, making the trans-Atlantic journey from Germany into the parlors of the wealthy and privileged class, as well as in circuses.
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Surely population trends and other seismic social changes have influenced dating, but what really separates the "callers" to those 19th-century parlors from the millions now editing their OkCupid profiles?
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Among multiple options from racetracks to back-street betting parlors, the roulette-style "Los Animalitos" (or the Little Animals) is currently by far the most popular game on the street.
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In public, African dealers are afraid to utter his name louder than a whisper, though the family's business in Palermo is widely known: it owns at least nine funeral parlors.
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JACKSONVILLE, N.C. — The main road that connects a strip of tattoo parlors, pawn shops and restaurants to Camp Lejeune is still lined with broken trees bent by Hurricane Florence's winds.
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In the provincial dance halls and gambling parlors where Bin holds court in the first chapter of "Ash Is Purest White," he and Qiao carry themselves with glamour and authority.
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The latest of this group of table-tennis parlors, which started almost 10 years ago in the Flatiron district and has locations nationwide, is putting more emphasis on the food.
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With the CDC's newest guidelines of no more than 50 bodies in one place at one time ... it sounds like just about all the parlors will attempt to honor that.
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This provocative vision inspired her series Living Room, sending Nolle on a quest to photograph the scrappy DIY shelters of the poor inside the immaculately styled parlors of the rich.
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He told me wild stories about nightclubs and clandestine disco parties in the '70s, getting tattoos in the city before tattoo parlors were legal, and seeing drug deals go sour.
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"I love heritage buildings," Ms. Chua, 40, said on a recent evening outside the family store, which is in a florescent-lit corridor alongside massage parlors and money-changing kiosks.
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Go-go bars, karaoke lounges and parlors offering "soapy massages" - bubble baths that usually end with sex - can be found in most cities and beach towns such as Phuket and Pattaya.
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By the early 20th century, funeral homes, as we know them today with their plush parlors, became commonplace, the locus for embalming, preparing the corpse, and for the funeral service itself.
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Why was I more nervous here than I've ever been at any of the tattoo parlors I regularly visit, where someone plans to carefully hurt me for hundreds of my dollars?
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Traditionally associated with underground subcultures, in the past 10 years, tattoo parlors in the UK have become high-street staples and now, around one in three young people have a tattoo.
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Back in downtown Pangsan, bright, neon signs dangling from low-rise hotels, massage parlors and bars light up the main street a few minutes walk from a border crossing with China.
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There's little floricultural about the Flower Shop, a 3,000-square-foot restaurant and bar that will sprout on a Lower East Side block populated by Chinese groceries and foot-massage parlors.
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He is a Walt Whitman of taco trucks, hot-dog stands and pho parlors, of unassuming storefront and strip-mall joints that bring the flavors of the world to Southern California.
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The law touches nearly every American industry, from hospitals and doctors to restaurants and even ice cream parlors (which, because of Obamacare, are required to post calorie listings on their menus).
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For one thing, the police were targeting johns, in keeping with a stated policy to focus less on the employees of illicit massage parlors and more on their owners and customers.
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The piercing shops and tattoo parlors, the running jokes about everybody being in a band (or preoccupied with "artisan knots"), can sometimes obscure the lesser-known aspects of the city's identity.
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The photo made it to the cover of a magazine, and from there to frames on the walls of ice cream parlors in his hometown, Jalalabad, the capital of Nangarhar Province.
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By the late 1980s, he had given up his pizza parlors in suburban New Jersey and was running a produce store in Newark when he happened to meet a Haitian man.
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But all sides agree that prostitution practiced openly would reverberate well beyond the city's thriving but shadowy sex industry of street prostitution, massage parlors, strip clubs and high-end call girls.
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CreditCreditAndre D. Wagner for The New York Times In the late 1980s, Bruckner Boulevard was a forbidding stretch of asphalt strung with disused factories, dim tattoo parlors and fast-food depots.
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In a deposition, a former maintenance worker at Mr. Epstein's home described Ms. Maxwell scouting scores of massage spas and parlors in Florida, from Palm Beach to Jupiter, for Mr. Epstein.
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Mesmerizing YouTube videos of this Thai desert have brought rolled ice cream parlors to cities across the U.S. Watching the treat get made is almost more exciting than actually eating it.
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A mass of humanity crowded into stores for Coca-Cola, M&M's and Adidas, as well as souvenir shops, T-shirt vendors, tour booths, tattoo parlors and peddlers of giant margaritas.
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Pachinko, a derivative of pinball played at thousands of noisy parlors around the country, has a gambling element that is technically illegal but is universally tolerated by politicians and law enforcement.
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But it doesn't truly matter whether they are cleaning houses or working at massage parlors; their safety is compromised and they are left more vulnerable to a potential cycle of exploitation.
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"Our repair people compare us to massage parlors, because they put a lot of oils into machines, and the amount of laundry they would do with all their towels," she says.
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In a deposition, a former maintenance worker at Mr. Epstein's home described Ms. Maxwell scouting scores of massage spas and parlors in Florida, from Palm Beach to Jupiter, for Mr. Epstein.
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Japan has funeral parlors, too, an industry that developed as people moved from the countryside to the cities and it became difficult — and often impossible — to take corpses into high-rises.
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"I would never consider them prostitutes — it was really a rescue operation," the sheriff said, training his anger at the men whose demand for sex kept the massage parlors in business.
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Their bodies were discovered in Dumpsters and alleyways along Western Avenue in South Los Angeles, an area known for its cheap motels, liquor stores, gambling parlors, auto salvage yards and storefront churches.
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A marketing stunt in Russia kicked off a minor rush to tattoo parlors when Domino's Pizza promised 100 years of free pies to anyone who permanently inscribed themselves with the company's logo.
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Their bodies were discovered in dumpsters and alleyways along Western Avenue in South Los Angeles, an area known for its cheap motels, liquor stores, gambling parlors, auto salvage yards and storefront churches.
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Jason Miller, a Republican operative and former aide to President Donald Trump, said he had extramarital affairs, hired prostitutes, and visited massage parlors for hand jobs, court documents obtained by Mediaite say.
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"[Robert] created one of Paris' most famous and best tattoo parlors which is now co-owned by Yannick, a great piercer, and El Patman, whose dotwork and mandalas I love," Gamot says.
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Cessario told TechCrunch that the brand is admittedly a "lifestyle play," which is why it may soon be sold in "select bars, barber shops and tattoo parlors" in Los Angeles and Philadelphia.
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A portion of Trump's base, the ones who think that the Clintons have killed people and pizza parlors harbor child sex rings, will never get tired of hearing about the uranium deal.
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He's disgusted by their frivolity: A few miles away the Nazis are subjugating their country and punching holes and treadmarks across Europe, yet the artists gather in small parlors playing weird games.
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"We're not talking about so-called bailouts for firms that made reckless decisions...none of these firms — not corner stores, not pizza parlors, not airlines — brought this on themselves," McConnell said Thursday.
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She pointed to "people denying science, [and] concocting elaborate hurtful conspiracy theories about child abuse rings atop of pizza parlors" — the latter a reference to the Pizzagate saga in the nation's capital.
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But if most—or even just several—of their local parlors fold at once, tattoo artists could temporarily find themselves without a place to work, leaving them in an unprecedentedly vulnerable situation.
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As rise of the parlors and the peep shows has empowered gangsters and corrupt cops, the pimps have turned into ineffectual middle men, glorified chauffeurs who are still demanding their nightly cut.
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She compared her work to "therapy," and said she did not engage in the sort of schemes — claims of evil spirits and cursed money — that attract the police to some psychic parlors.
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Police in charge of fire fighting ordered an urgent inspection on fire preventive measures in public places in major cities nationwide, focusing on karaoke parlors, discotheques, bars and restaurants, the government said.
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The striking building was constructed in the late 19th century and now features upscale brands such as Jil Sander, Lacoste and Burberry, as well as one of Vodianova's favorite ice-cream parlors.
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The tattoo business is invulnerable to the decline of brick-and-mortar retailThe plan is to open a dozen tattoo parlors across the Northeast where artists would use Inque&aposs ink exclusively.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Before male beauty parlors began popping up in South Africa a few years ago, image-conscious men like Gerhard Joubert felt awkward being pampered and preened in salons filled with women.
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I'd read on RubMaps, the so-called Yelp of massage parlors—a subscription website where people provide detailed reviews of their sexual experiences at "rub and tugs"—that happy-ending massages occur here.
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According to Pageants, Parlors, and Pretty Women: Race and Beauty in the Twentieth-Century South by Blain Roberts, Nadinola, a bleaching cream product that's still sold today, would run advertisements in black newspapers.
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Until recently, it could take months for someone who was not FLDS to get a business license approved; today, there are still regulations prohibiting "obscene" business: massage parlors, hair salons, and nail salons.
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Jewish bankers, the Illuminati, and communists filled out this imaginary for Hofstadter; George Soros, pizza parlors associated with the Clintons, and the forces arrayed against the mysterious Q might constitute it in 2019.
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Yang recently gained notoriety as the owner of multiple South Florida massage parlors who has allegedly been using her relationship with Trump to sell access to the President and other high-ranking officials.
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The 2 women suspected of running the operation are accused of essentially importing women from other countries -- mostly China -- and forcing them to work as sex slaves at various massage parlors in Florida.
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The streets of Little Syria were also vibrant with smoking parlors, cafes whipping up Turkish coffee and shops brimming with everything from rugs and brass lanterns to pistachios imported from the Middle East.
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"For beauty parlors, hair braiding, all of this kind of stuff — insane number of hours of training to get a license and these are all done to preserve local monopolies," the economist said.
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Sandipkumar Patel was arrested by the Martin County Sheriff's Office, and his mug shot was shared with the media after officials claimed that he patronized one of the massage parlors that were raided.
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Today some 500,000 Cubans, or 10 percent of the workforce, are registered to work in private businesses, including restaurants, car repair workshops, homes rented out to tourists, beauty parlors and English language schools.
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In this case, data from the U.K., which has allowed sports gambling for decades, with thousands of betting parlors offering odds on everything from Premier League matches to when royal babies are born.
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Over the years, the country has come to be known for sex tourism, with large numbers of male visitors frequenting bars, massage parlors and karaoke lounges that have multiplied as tourist numbers soared.
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Their cases are part of a six-month investigation into what the police say is a human sex trafficking network operating out of nearly a dozen massage parlors in several counties in Florida.
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The house has a pair of connected parlors that may be used as a single elongated living space, or the rear parlor could be converted into a dining room (which the house lacks).
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Hospitals are requesting donations of masks and gloves from construction companies, nail salons and tattoo parlors, and considering using ventilators designed for large animals because they cannot find the kind made for people.
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Take the unlicensed, in-home tattoo parlors, for example, or the low-income housing complex residents who are selling essential goods, like toilet paper and socks, out of the backs of their vehicles.
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The rise of the porn business and massage parlors has "cleaned up" Times Square, purging the corners of streetwalkers and bringing them under the control of a corrupt network of gangsters and cops.
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Size: 2,495 square feet Price per square foot: $100 Indoors: Character-filled woodwork can be seen throughout the interior, with contrasting floorboards laid out in concentric patterns in the parlors and dining room.
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The biopic would focus on the life of Dante "Tex" Gill, a trans man who ran a string of massage parlors in Pittsburgh in the 1970s, with Gill played by Johansson, of course!
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The freestanding structure, which might seemed like an oddity in most art exhibitions, was built to display the lush portraits of artist Michel Lafleur, whose works regularly adorn Port-au-Prince's beauty parlors.
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The design is side-hall plan, with common rooms in a line from front to back: two parlors, separated by a large archway and classical columns, then the formal dining room and the kitchen.
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Judge them if you like: They waited too long, perhaps, and in their on-the-grid lives, they still indulge their carnal needs, going to those thousand-finger parlors while their virtual children sleep.
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In fact, Mr. Castro confiscated all privately owned properties, factories and banks and, within a few years of taking control, barbershops, beauty parlors, newspaper stands and other businesses without a scintilla of due process.
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It also contains a crowd-pleasing variety of businesses for when you're not surfing, including brewpubs, ice cream parlors, coffee shops, two movie houses, an independent bookstore and a toy store called G. Willikers.
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Porn chic is making adult films lucrative and mainstream crossover viable, the effort to "clean up" Times Square hasn't quite taken hold, and police corruption has allowed the parlors and the peeps to flourish.
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Op-Ed Contributor For all of Sunset Park's celebrated taquerias, dim sum parlors and picturesque piers, the most popular destination in that neighborhood might just be the local branch of the Brooklyn Public Library.
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He visited overflowing hospitals, funeral parlors and makeshift isolation wards and uploaded videos of what he saw online, offering the world a glimpse into the often grim reality at the heart of the crisis.
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If shopping is on the schedule, this is the neighborhood to roam; the free-spirited North Shore merchants include art galleries, handmade jewelry and gift shops, clothing stores, cafes, tattoo parlors and record stores.
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He was among more than 100 people who were linked to several central Florida day spas and massage parlors suspected of being used for prostitution and targeted by law enforcement during a monthslong investigation.
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Gill's story is fascinating — his massage parlors were a front for brothels, and, like Al Capone, he was eventually stung for tax evasion rather than his gangland activities — and deserves to be told properly.
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None of this is to say that women in the raided Chinatown and Soho parlors weren't being trafficked or exploited, but, if they were, this is no place for murky definitions and symbolic victories.
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The monument is easy to miss - the tree-lined street it stands on is now a popular tourist destination, dotted with cafes, ice cream parlors and vendors selling cotton candy from the back of bicycles.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Loopholes in U.S. laws allow thousands of illicit massage parlors to operate without revealing their ownership, letting sex traffickers hide their crimes, a leading anti-slavery group said on Thursday.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis has often warned against gossiping among friends and neighbors, but now he says it should also be avoided in those modern temples of cheap talk: beauty parlors and hair salons.
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"It's not a bunch of lonely guys seeking company," she said of the Johns at massage parlors, where, as Gothamist previously reported, the NYPD dramatically ramped up arrests of sex workers between 2012 and 2016.
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Piercing your vagina (to be clear, the most accurate term is 'vulva,' but 'vagina' is what the industry uses most) isn't necessarily a trend sweeping Hollywood or bubbling up in underground parlors across New York.
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Robert Kraft's name was back in the headlines on Friday, as police charged him with two counts of soliciting prostitution in connection with a human trafficking sting tied to a chain of Florida massage parlors.
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That runs counter to city officials' interpretation, which suggested tourists would be more likely to get drunken tattoos – and subsequently, sober regrets – if there were more tattoo parlors available in the city to provide them.
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Prosecutors said that from October 2009 to October 2013, Seleznev hacked into retail point-of-sale systems and installed malware to steal credit card numbers from businesses, including restaurants and pizza parlors in Washington state.
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Around 8 PM, some went off to pre-arranged meet-ups with clients; others hedged their bets and sought customers by hanging around one of the city's hundreds of bars, karaoke joints, and massage parlors.
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The bodies were discovered in dumpsters and alleyways along Western Avenue in South Los Angeles, an area at the time known for its cheap motels, liquor stores, gambling parlors, auto salvage yards and storefront churches.
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Although most of them were fully booked up before the convention's doors even opened, cruising their makeshift tattoo parlors made for a compelling spectator sport — even if it was a little bloody for some tastes.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, signed a law permitting funeral parlors to serve light refreshments and nonalcoholic drinks, joining 46 other states where the bereaved have the option of crying into their potatoes and pie.
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Johansson is set to star in "Rub & Tug" as Dante "Tex" Gill, a trans man known for running a string of massage parlors in Pittsburgh that were fronts for prostitution in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Debit card machines are proliferating in Zimbabwe's cities — not only in churches but also in supermarkets, betting parlors, nightclubs, parking areas and every other business happy to accept paper cash but unable to dispense it.
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Data is not yet available for 2017, but authorities said 40 Thai women were rescued from massage parlors acting as fronts for prostitution in Mumbai and Pune in the first half of last year alone.
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The newly announced film, "Rub & Tug," is based on the real-life story of Dante "Tex" Gill, who ran a string of massage parlors that were fronts for prostitution dens in the 1970s and '80s.
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All restaurants, bars, cafees, night clubs as well as gyms, tanning centers and tattoo parlors will be required to shut down for two week until March 30, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said at press conference.
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Her exit is staged in a funny cold open outside one of the massage parlors, where C.C. expects her to clock in while Lori takes the day off to rest for the next film shoot.
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Size: 22,2270 square feet Price per square foot: $400 Indoors: The lower floor is built around a center hall with twin front parlors, each with maple floors, a bay window and an original tin ceiling.
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The traditional, ethnic neighborhoods of Chicago have been joined by new restaurants and bars, fresh faces that honor a past of ice cream parlors, tiki dens and breakfast as the best meal of the day.
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Despite the risk, she hopes Gellara becomes a household name, a forum for conversation for young women that can be slipped under apartment doors or into purses, and offered at beauty parlors and dentist offices.
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In a written statement, a spokesperson for Blair said, "In its September 2019 decision, the Parole Board explicitly opposed letting the accused visit massage parlors during his release," and expressed deep condolences to Levesque's family.
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Size: 2,986 square feet Price per square foot: $201 Indoors: An original glass front door opens to a hallway divided by a row of Corinthian columns from a pair of connected parlors to the right.
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He was among the more than 100 people who were linked to several central Florida day spas and massage parlors suspected of being used for prostitution and targeted by law enforcement during a monthslong investigation.
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Tuesday is Free Cone Day at Ben & Jerry's ice cream parlors — an event that for 37 years has enticed people to stand in long lines for something they'd otherwise pay only a few dollars for.
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"It is clear to me that massage parlors in our communities and across the country have become safe havens for human trafficking," Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn, who helped create the legislation, told BuzzFeed News.
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The past few years have seen an enormous number of pizza establishments emerge to cater to the evolving marketplace, from gluten-free specialties and artisanal parlors with healthy options to the environmentally conscious and mobile pizzerias.
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Episode length: 30 minutes Arc length: 4 hours Quintessentially British, this podcast drama is a quirky, hilarious look at the hijinks that ensue when a tiny Channel island starts playing host to two rival funeral parlors.
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From the federal building, you head eastward along the south side of The Garden, crossing through a row of ill-kept storefronts and massage parlors that reflect the monstrosity of a stadium that provides them shade.
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It is a tangled palette of grays with 24-hour funeral parlors, wrought iron, and tired morning smokers mixed with abandoned tin-roofed Second Empire architectural gems and pigeons peeking out of Art Nouveau attic windows.
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Employed under "Project Patradya" - an initiative led by Delhi University students - the Afghan women produce and supply edible bowls, cups and cutlery to cafes and ice-cream parlors as an alternative to non-biodegradable plastic ones.
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"People of all ages line up for hours outside pizzerias every Sunday evening and the city is home to around 8,000 pizza parlors that produce close to a million pizzas a day," a press release notes.
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No one bothered to close their doors in the daytime, and inside I saw elders playing mah-jongg in unlit parlors next to altars for deceased relatives, often watched over by faded portraits of Chairman Mao.
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Johansson had been set to play transgender man Dante "Tex" Gill, who owned a string of massage parlors in Pittsburgh that were fronts for prostitution in the 1970s and 1980s, in a film about his life.
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It was a society of small bosses—owners of gaming parlors, restaurants, supermarkets, travel agencies—that stood firmly on the shoulders of its underclass, the Ugandans who worked as translators, cooks, waiters, cleaners, guards, and assistants.
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The women, referred to as "flowers" by the criminal organizations, were forced to work at massage parlors with no choice about where, when and with whom they performed sex acts until their debts were paid off.
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Italy added new restrictions on Wednesday to a lockdown imposed to fight the coronavirus, ordering bars, restaurants and beauty parlors to close after the highest daily increase in deaths of any country since the outbreak began.
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He was among the more than 100 people who were linked to several central Florida day spas and massage parlors suspected of being used for prostitution and targeted by law enforcement during a months-long investigation.
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"Anyone who helps a sex worker work is committing an offense, so if they were to announce (abuse) to police, the outcome would be that the owners and receptionists (of parlors) would get arrested," Wesley said.
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The 77-year-old billionaire is among more than 100 people linked to several central Florida day spas and massage parlors suspected of being used for prostitution and targeted by law enforcement during a monthslong investigation.
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Kraft, who built the Super Bowl-winning Patriots into the National Football League's most dominant franchise, was swept up in a police sting targeting sex-trafficking in day spas and massage parlors in several Florida counties.
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Ele* is a soft-spoken 32-year-old from North Africa who sells weed in Exarchia, a neighborhood in Greece's central Athens known for its tattoo parlors, graffiti, anarchists, open drug use, rioting, and refugee population.
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The legislation, which passed with 75 votes from members of Prime Minister Edi Rama's Socialist Party, will force the closure of slot machine parlors, betting shops and all other forms of sports wagering including via online sites.
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However, in the early 20th century, Berlin was arguably the epicenter of a global, urban flowering of gay culture, taking the form of "pansy parlors," balls, and cabarets in places like Chicago, New York, Havana, and Paris.
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It's one thing to gin up fake stories about pedophile-friendly pizza parlors that spread around the internet; it's another to create bespoke fake news about your neighborhood pizza parlor, since that takes a lot more work.
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Playing as a mortician named Charlie, you join the team at Rose and Daughters Funeral Home, one of the last remaining mom-and-pop parlors standing up to the corporate conglomerate of Hillside the Heritage Enterprises Inc.
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Around 250 chili parlors populate the city preparing what locals describe as a dome of spicy chili served over cooling spaghetti noodles or miniature hot dogs that are topped with a thick layer of tangy shredded cheese.
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It would be up to the casinos to set up their own betting parlors for college and professional sports, and in so doing, they could increase their own bottom lines and thus the state&aposs tax revenues.
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CN, Colombia's largest producer of processed foods, will invest about $94 million in the opening of 50 restaurants and ice cream parlors this year, as well as in its distribution, the company's chief executive said on Monday.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - U.S. traffickers make $2.5 billion a year forcing women to have sex in massage parlors, according to a report on Wednesday describing victims as new immigrants with debts and no language skills.
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Kraft, 77, a billionaire businessman who built the Patriots into the National Football League's most dominant franchise, was swept up in a police sting targeting sex-trafficking in day spas and massage parlors in several Florida counties.
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The episode returns thoughtfully to the question of how much control the pimps continue to have over their women and their territory now that the parlors and the peeps have done so much to loosen their grip.
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The pimps may be feeling marginalized, but otherwise, everyone is making money: the bars, the parlors, the peeps and the studio, not to mention the mobsters backing them and the cops paid to look the other way.
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At least that's how Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini describes the birth of One Bite, her company's pizza-reviewing app that has seen a meteoric rise since Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy started casually reviewing pizza parlors.
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Charlie and his wife, Linda (KaDee Strickland), are struggling to make their monthly nut, and things become more difficult when their boss, Fonso (Angus Sampson), takes away two of their parlors for an infringement of the rules.
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"By no stretch of the imagination did law enforcement need to resort to secret, indiscriminate, continuous videotaping of private massage parlors in order to build a solicitation case around low-level consensual sex acts," the motion says.
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Just a stone's throw away from the new Hudson Yards development, curious High Line tourists stop and gawk at its spectacle: "puppy" playpens, whipping parlors, women in sundresses bound by ropes, and lots of bare, hairy asses.
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Johansson had been set to play Dante "Tex" Gill, a real-life figure who commanded an empire of massage parlors in Pittsburgh in the 1970s and 1980s, in a film directed by Ghost in the Shell's Rupert Sanders.
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Asian massage parlors reentered the national consciousness earlier this year, when New England Patriots owner and Donald Trump pal Robert Kraft was, according to police, caught receiving hand jobs at Orchids of Asia Day Spa in Jupiter, Florida.
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Many news reports presented women of Asian descent working at parlors as victims of human trafficking, spurred on by Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg and Martin County Sheriff William Snyder, the public faces of the sting.
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But the idea that contemporary Asian massage parlors are bastions of sex trafficking has come not only from officials and law enforcement, but also some of the hundreds of non-profit organizations devoted to combatting that very thing.
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The Minneapolis Institute of Art has begun a comprehensive rethinking of its 0003 period rooms, ranging from formal 2000th-century parlors to a 22014s hallway designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and a 228s kitchen for German apartment houses.
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Now that this news has come to light, let's hope that Massage Envy (and massage parlors everywhere) puts the most obvious rule possible in place and require that employees notify police immediately if a client reports sexual violence.
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One of the most obvious signs of this growth is Jollibee Foods, a Filipino fast-dining chain which started in the 1970s with just two ice cream parlors and now has an estimated 4,300 stores in 21 countries.
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We saw this in the Robert Kraft case — the sting operation that got the New England Patriots owner caught for soliciting prostitution, which targeted massage parlors like Orchids of Asia (where Kraft went) under suspicion of sex trafficking.
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In one day, Jean walks from the Upper East Side and the Guggenheim Museum to a midtown populated by porn parlors and finally into downtown — the antithesis of the Guggenheim — thriving with broke artists, musicians, and drug dealers.
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The latest scarcity in Venezuela is cash — as authorities cannot produce enough notes to keep up with dizzying inflation — so many bars, shops and betting parlors have quickly switched from cash to electronic transactions to keep money flowing.
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Public health departments across the country manage a vast but often invisible portfolio of duties, including educating the public about smoking cessation; fighting opioid addictions; convincing the reluctant to vaccinate their babies; and inspecting restaurants and tattoo parlors.
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According to affidavits released in the case, the police persuaded a judge to allow them to install hidden video cameras because they were investigating whether a sex trafficking ring was operating in about 10 massage parlors in Florida.
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And she built the chain of massage parlors and day spas in Florida, including the Orchids of Asia Day Spa & Massage, where Mr. Kraft and several other wealthy men were accused of soliciting sex after it changed ownership.
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But she rebelled against her parents so ferociously that she moved out on her own in Pittsburgh when she was 14, supporting herself by working as a waitress, a taxi driver, in jazz clubs and in pizza parlors.
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New York City (CNN Business)New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania are requiring all barbershops, beauty and nail salons and tattoo parlors in their states to temporarily close to help stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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It was Mr. Jones's longshot victory in Alabama that brought national attention to the tremendous political influence these women can wield through the bedrock institutions of black life, from churches to historically black universities, sororities and beauty parlors.
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For now, Mr. Moore's problems have exacerbated and intensified a broad longing here for a hiatus from the scandals that have transformed the corridors of Goat Hill and the sandwich line at Scott Street Deli into gossip parlors.
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Mr. Conte also announced early Sunday morning that the government would extend less restrictive measures previously imposed in the north, such as the closings of museums, movie theaters, discos and betting parlors, to the rest of the country.
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The 77-year-old billionaire was among more than 100 people linked last month to several central Florida day spas and massage parlors suspected of being used for prostitution and targeted by law enforcement during a monthslong investigation.
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The 77-year-old Kraft was among more than 100 people linked last month to several central Florida day spas and massage parlors suspected of being used for prostitution and targeted by law enforcement during a monthslong investigation.
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A favorite of businessmen and young Vietnamese partygoers alike, the area is the city's answer to Golden Gai, Tokyo's famous district of hole-in-the-wall bars, and it's similarly jam-packed with izakayas, noodle shops and massage parlors.
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That fad died down in the early 20th century, according to Mifflin, and body ink subsequently emerged as a symbol of masculinity — with many parlors often refusing to tattoo women unless they were married and accompanied by their spouse.
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"The public could hear those new, fabulous toe-tapping tunes anytime they wished: In arcades, theatre lobbies, cafes, ice cream parlors…and anywhere the public could easily be separated from their loose change," said the Morris Museum's Jeremie Ryder.
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Connecticut: Ice Cream At Ashley's Ice CreamWhile there are several creameries and parlors around the state to satisfy your craving for this ever-refreshing cool treat, Ashley's Ice Cream can be found in five different locations across the state.
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Robert Kraft, owner of the NFL Super Bowl champion New England Patriots, has been charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution in connection with a human trafficking sting tied to a chain of Florida massage parlors, police announced Friday.
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In the days following the terror attack, tattoo parlors across the U.K. are now coming together to raise money for the victims and their families by offering Manchester bee tattoos, the proceeds from which will go to victims' funds.
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Thousands of miles from the Chinese mainland, the U.S.-administered island of 23,214 people is festooned with signs written in Chinese and stuffed with Chinese supermarkets, restaurants and karaoke parlors serving the 20143,22014 Chinese visitors that arrived this year.
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It wasn't a conscious decision to end up in parlors tucked in Ueno or Nakameguro, or a bar on the fringes of a protest in Kasumigaseki, or wandering in laps in search of a karaage stand in Tokyo Station.
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You also know, though, that blinking-light cuchifritos parlors and family-run cocina criolla luncheonettes have been disappearing from the Bronx, East Harlem and the Lower East Side over the past few decades, along with many of their customers.
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TURNING THE SCREW That evening, Conte turned the lockdown screw even tighter, ruling all bars and restaurants must close until March 25, along with services such as hairdressers and beauty parlors, and all company departments not essential to production.
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The pimps are starting to realize that their power is diminishing fast; all they can do now is car pool their women to parlors and movie shoots, like fathers dropping off their kids at soccer practice and dance class.
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Piercings can be rites of passage, acts of rebellion, or just a form of self-expression, but it can be hard to approach generic mall stores or intimidating tattoo and piercing parlors for a cute and easy ear addition.
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The unanimous decision of the seven-person commission comes less than a year after a Supreme Court ruling cleared the way for such operations outside of Nevada, which once had a monopoly on betting parlors under a 1992 law.
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" At a press conference on Tuesday, before the news of Kraft's involvement was made public, Martin County Sheriff William Snyder said that the women employed at the parlors in the investigation, "were cooking on the back steps of the business.
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In 225, a massage therapist and the co-owner of a chain of health clubs wondered whether they could apply a recurring monthly membership model to the massage industry, offering an accessible alternative to luxury day spas or seedy parlors.
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The team of around 30 agents, predominantly male, help the top brass to venture far from the elegant parlors of the Bank's 18th Century Threadneedle Street headquarters for fact-finding trips on everything from wages to credit and real estate.
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Morris, who has sold a collection of assquatches, said that they're not really popular among household collectors but more so among dive bars and tattoo parlors where they can live out their shock value potential and serve as a conversation piece.
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BORACAY, Philippines (Reuters) - Along the shores of Philippines' top holiday island, Boracay, businesses like massage parlors, souvenir stalls, tattoo shops and boat rentals are still thriving while tourists bask in the sun on the powdery white sand, but not for long.
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Even though prostitution was still illegal, the economy depended on it, and that year, the Thai government allowed for the legal establishment of massage parlors, karaoke bars, and billiard halls that clandestinely doubled as places for men to meet prostitutes.
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However, an even larger number of occasional fans are drawn in by the thrill of competing in the office pool, turning workplaces everywhere essentially into gambling parlors where a firm's own rules and potential risks are set aside with a wink.
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This triggered an increase in off-street sex work such as massage parlors and escort services, says Dr. Julia Laite, a lecturer in British history at Birkbeck, University of London, and an expert in the history of UK prostitution law.
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Most sex work exists between the dramatic mountains of joy or coercion, on the less colorful plains of ordinary apartments, parlors, and budget hotel rooms, offering unexciting sex to unexciting men, not for pennies but not for great riches either.
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Authenticity to the experience of being in urban Japan has always been a crucial part of these games, right down to the side streets with massage parlors and soaplands standing just a stone's throw away from the big shopping centers.
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"Rub & Tug is based on the story of Dante 'Tex' Gill, a transgender man who was a proprietor of several massage parlors in 1970s Pittsburgh that were actually fronts for prostitution," Out magazine wrote in July 2018, after Johansson was cast.
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TSA is a function of Homeland Security and therefore an arm of the federal government — the airport's restaurants, bars, newsstands, and massage parlors have all shuttered in the face of the coronavirus, but nobody working security has been laid off.
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If you're fortunate enough to live in New York City, you're able to enjoy something most of the nation's citizens are not: unprecedented access to a profusion of pizza parlors slinging decent to very decent (and sometimes even great) dollar slices.
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Where to get dessert or drinks Lickety Split sits, pulled back from the street, inside an adorable colonial cottage, and nowhere in New York captures the scoop shop vibe of Jersey Shore and New England ice cream parlors quite like it.
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"I don't believe they were told they were going to work in massage parlors seven days a week, having unprotected sex with up to 245,000 men a year," said Sheriff William D. Snyder of Martin County, whose office opened the investigation.
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That approach was far more labor-intensive than past investigations, in which undercover deputies would go into the parlors and arrest women for prostitution, said Sheriff Snyder, a former Republican state representative who helped write Florida's law against human trafficking.
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Over 100 artists and arts organizations spread across Philadelphia and Atlanta have contributed their colorful creations, which now adorn art spaces but also churches, bars, retail stores, restaurants, and tattoo parlors, whose owners have signed onto the project as well.
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"The notion that most or almost all of the women are trafficked, when they do work in massage parlors… is completely bogus," said Dr. Ronald Weitzer, a professor of sociology at George Washington University and an expert in sex work and sex trafficking.
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It has tattoo parlors, liquor stores with signs advertising bourbon whiskey and a Harley Davidson repair shop servicing the easy-rider motorcycles that have long been a fixture in the town of 100,000 people, about a three-hour drive north from Manila.
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Eventually, she made the move to open her own venue, taking over the lease of the antique store and opening Regeneration Records, a record store and punk venue that would morph into one of the city's first legal tattoo parlors since the 22011s.
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Thousands of massage parlors across the US are acting as hubs for human trafficking and prostitution, raking in $2.5 billion a year in the process, according to a new report detailing a booming industry that preys on immigrants trying to support their children.
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Kraft recently became embroiled in controversy when he was charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution in connection with a human trafficking sting tied to a chain of Florida massage parlors, just weeks after New England won their sixth championship under his stewardship.
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"Boxing is a philosophy which I tell them to apply in life," Idrissi said of his young boxers at the gym in a primary school in central Brussels, across an industrial-era canal from the halal shops, tea parlors and mosques of Molenbeek.
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A new four-part series from VICE News follows four first-time, female candidates as they knock on doors, deal with attack ads, milk cows, visit tattoo parlors — and rewrite what it means to be a politician in this Year of the Woman.
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People denying science, concocting elaborate, hurtful conspiracy theories about child-abuse rings operating out of pizza parlors, drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants, Muslims, minorities, the poor, turning neighbor against neighbor and sowing division at a time when we desperately need unity.
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Some of the straight married men with whom Kerner has worked have permission from their wives "to go to strip clubs, to go to massage parlors that include sexual gratification," or other various "non-monogomy agreements," but these rarely include paid sex.
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Three connecting parlors run the length of the home: a front room with a gilded-frame pier mirror and marble fireplace; a middle room, used as a dining room, with another marble fireplace; and a back room that serves as a family room.
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Today, just four days after Pavitt's announcement, Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order that all personal-care businesses in the state — including hair salons, nail salons, spas, tattoo parlors, piercing shops, and estheticians — must be closed indefinitely starting Saturday, March 21.
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After Ms. Zhang was stopped, she produced a copy of a Chinese-language invitation for the friendship event that was promoted by Cindy Yang, who had previously owned a string of massage parlors where the police shut down a prostitution ring in February.
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Throughout his colorful past in the city, Kater has helped launch a hippie-bus-group on a mission to Transylvania called Team Wolf, worked at a subterranean bar in a coal cellar, and run one of the city's most famous tattoo parlors.
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D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) will order nonessential businesses — such as salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors and tanning salons — to shutter, an effort already underway in Maryland and Virginia, our Post colleagues Fenit Nirappil, Gregory S. Schneider, Ovetta Wiggins and Rachel Chason report.
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The primary beneficiaries are the corrupt and powerful: the mobsters investing in the parlors and the police they're paying off, both downtown and in the 14th Precinct, where patrolmen are hard at work arresting every pimp and prostitute on the street corners.
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Take a Number On any given day in America, about one-third of adults will eat fast food, according to the C.D.C. More than a third of adults in the United States patronize fast-food restaurants and pizza parlors on any given day.
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By the end of the night, not only did his horse, Six Pack, win the sixth race, but gamblers had put down a total of $29,163 in bets, more in a single day than at New Jersey's other newly opened sports betting parlors.
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Speaking to CNN in December, Curtis Melvin, a senior fellow with the US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, said privately run pizza parlors, coffee shops, bars and gas stations have quietly mushroomed in Pyongyang under Kim's watch.
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A Las Vegas-based company that operates restaurants and slot machine parlors will pay $3.5 million to settle the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's claims that it unlawfully barred employees with disabilities or medical conditions from returning to work until they were completely healed.
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In Flushing's illicit massage parlors, Asian immigrants in debt-bondage are forced into prostitution by sex traffickers; along Roosevelt Avenue in Jackson Heights, transgender, undocumented immigrants from Latin America come to the trade after being turned away from work in restaurants and hotels.
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Bangkok imposed a ban on all commercial activity on the sidewalks of Khaosan road which for decades has been filled with food hawkers, shops and stalls selling bags, wigs and hippy-era clothing, surrounded by bars, restaurants, tattoo parlors and cheap hostels.
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The 77-year-old billionaire businessman, whose Super Bowl-winning Patriots have become the National Football League's most dominant franchise, was swept up in a police sting last week that targeted sex-trafficking in day spas and massage parlors in several Florida counties.
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The nuclear option would seemingly force Congress to take action immediately as the nation's incoherent and inconsistent gaming laws are reaching a tipping point with casinos now offering Daily Fantasy Sports parlors and websites with large corporate backers touting real-time "non-gambling" sports betting.
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" Other non-profit anti-trafficking groups share similar messages about massage parlors, including the Night Angels, which aim "to help [human trafficking victims] take steps to get out of the violent and chaotic world that they live and move on to restoration through Jesus Christ.
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It seems whenever immigrant sex workers band together, police insist on busting up their businesses in order to "save" them, and the recent stings at Florida massage parlors — in which New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft got charged with solicitation — provide the perfect example.
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What's happening: Nail and waxing salons — in addition to pet grooming shops, cosmetics stores, tattoo parlors, and gyms — stand out as improbable avatars of the future of retail, surviving and thriving amid the decades-long annihilation of mom-and-pop apparel, book and hardware stores.
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The backdrop: The Mother Jones piece dives into the strange saga of Li Yang, a Trump donor from China who founded a chain of massage parlors in Florida — including the one at which New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has been accused of soliciting prostitution.
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Driving news: The FBI subpoenaed records this week related to a donation to Trump's 2020 campaign from an employee of Yang's massage parlors who wrote a $5,400 check, the maximum allowed under federal law, with Yang's help, as reported by the New York Times.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong billionaire businesswoman Pollyanna Chu, who made her fortune from Macau's VIP gaming parlors and margin financing, has lost nearly three-fourths of her wealth this year, a rapid decline that sees her slip down the list of Asia's wealthiest.
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By getting a better sense of where trafficking is prevalent and who's doing the trafficking, anti-trafficking groups can develop strategies to shut down larger networks — the hubs of human trafficking — as opposed to smaller businesses like massage parlors where some trafficking victims end up.
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Our last stop is a small square space, where printed signs bearing the images of Michael Jordan and Justin Bieber with phone numbers beneath them, lay against the walls, inspired by the unauthorized signage you see around nail salons, barbershops, and massage parlors in Chinatown.
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The owner of one of the National Football League's most successful franchises and winner of this year's Super Bowl was one of hundreds of people charged in February after an investigation unveiled widespread trafficking of young women at Florida day spas and massage parlors.
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Read more: So Delicious' oat-milk ice cream and dairy-free mousses are a great alternative if you can't have dairy — here's what they taste likeThey even allowed me to try a healthy sample of each flavor, which not all ice cream parlors do.
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HARRISON, N.Y. — When Louis Zacchio, a longtime gun enthusiast and hunter, decided to open a gun shop in the downtown business district here, which is dotted with ice cream parlors, karate dojos and pizza places, he figured fellow residents would do a double-take.
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The crucial scene in the episode has them at The Hi-Hat off hours, doing a post-mortem with Abby and Dorothy over a mystery girl who died in a fire that consumed one of Rudy Pipilo's parlors — a retaliatory gesture from a rival family.
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In 2015, Ms. Malbon co-founded The Now, a chain of sleek, competitively priced, perpetually booked massage parlors in Los Angeles; in 1999, Mr. Malbon founded Frank151, a media company and creative agency that has lent street cred to brands like Casio, Toyota and Nike.
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We're not quite sure what this says of the cultural fabric of Cincinnati, but despite the fact that there are around 250 chili parlors in the city that serve up this hot (and cold) mess, the rest of the country hasn't really adopted it.
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As the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention continue to recommend social distancing to reduce the spread of COVID-19, hair salons, tattoo parlors, nail shops, spas, and more beauty and wellness destinations have become the latest businesses to temporarily close across the country.
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"Even though I've represented many, many women arrested in unlicensed massage parlors, because of the level of distrust of people working, almost all immigrants, almost all undocumented, they don't trust even their attorneys enough to let them know what's happened to them," Ms. Latimer said.
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Harman believes the market for ear piercing is split between the offline retailers who do the piercings themselves — either at mall shops or tattoo and piercing parlors — and the online retail side of the business, which makes it difficult to develop a relationship with customers.
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The demolition of three brownstone dwellings to make way for the Demarest, with its striking triple-height show windows clearly visible from the Astors' parlors, was a telling moment amid the relentless march of trade into what had been an ultraexclusive stretch of Victorian mansions.
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The NYPD did not answer specific questions about its anti-trafficking effort, but Cohen's colleague Yvonne Chen said she has so far accompanied vice officers to about 20 massage parlors, where police cleared the Johns—without arresting them—so she could speak candidly to the workers.
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Jollibee, the Philippines' best-known brand, started as two ice cream parlors four decades ago, but soon shifted to the burgers and fried chicken that have been a big draw at home and among many of the estimated 503 million Filipinos who work or have settled overseas.
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Instead, cops say their main focus was on the women who were allegedly masterminding a state-wide prostitution ring in which they're accused of importing women from other countries and putting them to work as sex slaves who essentially lived in terrible conditions in various massage parlors.
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City services were tapped dry; sewage workers went on strike; and the part of town that's now home to M&M's World and The Lion King was overrun with smutty movie theaters, massage parlors, and X-rated bookshops, many of which were often raided by the police.
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More than 100 people linked to suspicious spas The 77-year-old Kraft was among more than 100 people linked last month to several central Florida day spas and massage parlors suspected of being used for prostitution and targeted by law enforcement during a monthslong investigation.
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WUHU, China (Reuters) - Down a side street bracketed by massage parlors and cheap hotels in this city on the banks of the Yangtze river, a humanoid food service robot trundles around the corner of a table in a cafe, red eyes flashing in tune with synthesized classical music.
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Bites Black-and-white photos of Italian noodle-makers and vintage menus from Hong Kong dim sum parlors decorate the Honey Paw, billed as a "nondenominational" noodle joint and the latest relatably cool restaurant from one of Portland's most winning chef-restaurateur teams, Andrew Taylor and Mike Wiley.
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CNN Money once deemed it "one of the best places to live" due to low crime rates, and it's been described as the kind of town that evokes a particular kind of American sentimentality — duck crossing signs, picnicking families, ice cream parlors, and little chapels with green lawns.
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And as the massage parlors have expanded even into small-town America in recent years, meticulously detailed review sites like Rubmaps have served as the Yelp and Foursquare of the illicit parlor business, with graphic anatomical descriptions of the women and explicit breakdowns of the sexual services proffered.
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The city seems serious about pushing its Times Square Action Plan, starting with initiatives like preventing "hot-bedding" (the rental of the same hotel room more than twice in 24 hours), shutting down the parlors and perhaps looking into why the vice squad has been so conspicuously ineffective.
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Vinnie's half-in/half-out connection to the parlors gets him in trouble with Reggie, and even though Leon solves that problem, Vinnie's status as a de facto pimp isn't going to go over well with the other pimps, despite his ability to be a friend to all parties.
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Tattoo veterans and virgins lined up outside tattoo parlors to partake in the tradition of Friday the 443th tattoos, when shops release a "flash sheet" of pre-designed tattoos, many of which incorporate the number 13 and most of which cost just $13 (plus a lucky $7 tip).
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Size: 22014,21.08 square feet Price per square foot: $27 Indoors: Renovated in 2662-5023 to preserve the historic character, the T-shape house has two front parlors, one used as a living room and the other as a "toy room" where the owner's antique toy collection is displayed.
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Instead, his gentle demeanor inclined him away from scenes that focused only on the violence expected of Afghanistan and toward more mundane struggles: child laborers, poverty and the effects of climate change, as well as unexpected vignettes from a more modern Afghanistan in Mazar's snooker parlors and barbershops.
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State Attorney Dave Aronberg of Palm Beach County, whose office leads a human trafficking task force with the F.B.I., said trafficking foreigners to work in places like massage parlors can be more difficult to root out than trafficking, for example, American girls who are recruited in person or online.
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For Lee's main characters — a family of poor Koreans who immigrate to Japan just before World War II — pachinko offers a means of survival: Pachinko parlors are one of the few places they can find employment as foreigners, and where they eventually manage to eke out a comfortable existence.
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Giving up on better ways of reviving the upstate economy, Mr. Cuomo doubled down on gambling: He engineered the 2013 referendum that rewrote the State Constitution to open the door to seven Las Vegas-style casinos, and then cut the deal for the two video gambling parlors on Long Island.
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And now, according to Bloomberg Business, on top of those cheap(er) green juices and the most impressive selection of nuts you've ever seen, these new stores will include body-care products (which is understandable, since the store stocks a ton of beauty brands), record shops (meh), and tattoo parlors.
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Noz is one of many cosseting, forbiddingly priced sushi parlors that have opened in the wake of Sushi Nakazawa, from Sushi Ginza Onodera to Sushi Amane to Noda to Uchu by Ichimura; each new one makes Nakazawa's $150 omakase look more and more like the recession special at Gray's Papaya.
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Nataree is one of dozens of "soapy massage" parlors across Bangkok - where clients select a woman sitting behind a "fishbowl" glass wall by a number pinned to her chest, then bathes with her and has sex at a cost of around 3,000 baht ($85) for an hour and a half.
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TORONTO/VANCOUVER (Reuters) - As the Canadian city of Fort McMurray prepares to rebuild after a wildfire reduced parts of it to ash, businesses from 'man camp' suppliers to pizza parlors are preparing for a spike in demand as clean-up crews, builders and oil sands workers pour into the region.
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Top Democrats in both the Senate and House have asked the FBI to launch criminal and counterintelligence investigations into "credible allegations of potential human trafficking, as well as unlawful foreign lobbying, campaign finance and other activities" by Li "Cindy" Yang, the founder of a chain of Florida massage parlors, NBC News reports.
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From the historic Sweet Auburn market not far from Martin Luther King's Ebenezer Baptist Church, in beauty parlors and black-owned restaurants, every black woman who spoke to me had somehow tried to turn out votes, whether by canvassing, texting, rousting their voting-age children or cajoling their employees and co-workers.
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Reached through the parking lot of a strip mall, with the usual assortment of nail parlors and office supply stores, and looking like an anonymous office park, this building and its location have previously been kept as secret as the Bat Cave, visited only once before by a member of the press.
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But landlords are rarely charged with a crime, he said, because the police often don't have enough evidence to show they are complicit, which results in a never-ending game of Whack-A-Mole: The police shut down brothels and massage parlors, only to see another open in the same place or nearby.
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She let her mind dwell on the large parlors, decked with old silk, with their delicate furniture, supporting precious bric-a-brac, and on the coquettish little rooms, perfumed, prepared for the 220 o'clock chat with the most intimate friends, men well known and sought after, whose attentions all women envied and desired.
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Many of those working in America's spas and massage parlors are Asian immigrants, and when we dive into the minutia and complexities of their lives, we find systemic racism compounded by stigmatization and victim-blaming used against these community members to make them seem less worthy of dignity and respect than other immigrants.
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She dabbled in low culture as well as high — she remembered celebrating the end of Prohibition with a group of boys by heading down to Boston's tattoo parlors — but fell in with a glamorous crowd in New York, befriending the likes of the jewelry designer Fulco di Verdura and the hairdresser Kenneth.
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After looking around a bit online, I've come to realize that ice cream parlors are still a huge thing in the world (for some reason, every search I ran finds a thousand results in India; there are a lot of extremely wild spots elsewhere in Asia that specialize in enormous multi-scoop creations).
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Tokyo (CNN)As President Donald Trump and his aides patched together a summer calendar laden with foreign travel, the images flashing through their collective minds were clear: as Trump was playing imperial palaces and aircraft carriers, his potential rivals would be working to fill living rooms and pizza parlors in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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It started after she played the lead in the live action remake of the Japanese anime Ghost in the Shell and followed it up with the announcement that she'd star in Rub & Tug, a biopic on the life of a trans man who ran a string of massage parlors in Pittsburgh in the 1970s.
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Forget that that's not how M&A works, forget that Apple's approach to acquisitions is very conservative compared not just to other tech companies, but any company of its size, the fact that shady betting parlors are now taking action on what major deals Apple is going to make proves that the world is insane.
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However, as for other matters, such as politics and phony stories about alleged pedophile pizza parlors, as long as the website didn't research or write the story, but merely posts a story supplied by an independent third party, they have no liability under law for the story's contents -- whether it's true or patently false.
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"I'm very methodical in the way I think and execute a plan," he tells CNBC Make It. Early in his career, LaCola tried his hand at different careers: on Wall Street, in ultra-sound diagnostic medicine and even investing in New York City shops like liquor stores and ice cream parlors, but nothing stuck.
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The site has included a wealth of information — such as details about when people left for work, whether they wore masks in the subway, the name of the stations where they changed trains, the massage parlors and karaoke bars they frequented and the names of the clinics where they were tested for the virus.
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Then there's their Roma bosses, a mother-and-son team (Isabella Rossellini and Angus Sampson) who control the string of storefront psychic parlors that Charlie runs in Los Angeles and who seem to enjoy dreaming up new ways to exact Old World vengeance on those who try to cheat them out of a kickback.
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Dianne Feinstein, the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee and House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler -- are calling on the FBI to conduct criminal and counterintelligence probes into allegations of human trafficking, foreign lobbying and potential campaign finance violations against Cindy Yang, the founder and former owner of a chain of Florida massage parlors.
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Michelle Myles, the co-owner of Daredevil Tattoo and its Tattoo Museum, along with employees at Fineline Tattoo and Fun City Tattoo, two of the oldest parlors in New York, all said that the city's largest supplier of tattoo equipment was Unimax Supply Company, and that they had never heard of Etna Tool & Die.
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Other sex workers in the local area had told police they were concerned that the women working out of some of the massage parlors in Soho/West End might be trafficked, as their behavior and work patterns appeared inconsistent with their experience of voluntary sex workers who had not been coerced into the industry.
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Robert Kraft, owner of the six-time Super Bowl champion New England Patriots, was charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution in connection with a human trafficking sting tied to a chain of Florida massage parlors — and recent reports suggest that the billionaire sports owner may not be the most recognizable person involved in the investigation.
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Inside the marsh-grass limits, the landscape is a burly hodgepodge of uses: The residential Rosemont, Four Mile and Silver Hill neighborhoods float like islands among rug cleaners, stone cutters, a cola bottler, auto repair shops and tattoo parlors, as well as the last vestiges of Charleston's downtown seaport: the International Longshoreman's union hall and marine rigging suppliers.
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WeSearchr's current Editor's Choice section includes a DNA test on civil rights and writer Shaun King to "see how black he really is;" an expired bounty to hunt for "Satanic pedo tunnels" under DC pizza parlors; and a request to expose alleged infidelity by South Carolina governor Nikki Haley, in retaliation for negative comments about Donald Trump.
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"The passing of FOSTA-SESTA has been a bit of a turning point for online-based sex workers, who were previously less impacted by policing, which targeted the most marginalized communities of color on the street or in street-visible massage parlors," Kate Zen, an organizer with Red Canary, a grassroots organization that supports migrant sex workers, told Refinery29.
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"Today's performance by the President should be a signal to many of those people that it's time to perhaps say publicly what you say privately in the parlors and restaurants of Washington," Larry Pfeiffer, the senior director of the Situation Room in the Obama administration, who also served in the CIA under President George W. Bush, said on CNN.
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Congressional Democrats are asking federal officials to investigate allegations that a Florida businesswoman who owned massage parlors may have tried to sell access to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Access to Mr. Trump by Chinese nationals became an issue last month, when news media reports surfaced showing that a Chinese-American woman in Florida who once owned a chain of Asian massage parlors that had been investigated for prostitution had attended a number of events there, and had been photographed there with the president and other officials.
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KaDee Strickland plays Charlie's wife and partner in swindling the unsuspecting; Leah Gibson is his sister; and Isabella Rossellini and Angus Sampson are the mother-and-son Roma bosses who control the assortment of psychic parlors that Charlie runs in Los Angeles — and who savor exacting Old World vengeance on those who would dare to cheat them.
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This is something that I feel I contributed to, is that if you treat politics like a game — parlor sport, parlor game, I guess we don't have sports in parlors — people are going to be liable to believe that it is and it doesn't matter to them to ... Which it has been for a long time.
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Relax World: Beautiful Sound: Anti-Aging Healing (Sugar Candy Records) This bizarre album, one of many in a never-ending assembly line of stock meditative instrumental compilations by a mysterious organization called Relax World, is almost certainly not intended for enjoyment by ordinary music consumers; I'd guess massage parlors and dentists' offices constitute Relax World's main market share.
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Chinese influence/RNC finance probeIn the wake of the salacious headlines around a network of Florida massage parlors and Patriots owner Bob Kraft came revelations that the central figure in that case, Cindy Yang—who took a Super Bowl selfie with Trump himself—evidently helped usher Chinese tech leaders into Trump's presence for $50,000 a pop, money that went to the RNC.
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It has undergone a renovation, and the children's section was so rich — putting you in the shoes of different children when the city was under Nazi occupation, leading you through a succession of cramped 1940s parlors and bedrooms, a German soldier at the door, a defiant voice over the radio — that after we finished Anthony wanted to do it all over again.
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As things now stand in the House and Senate, lawmakers plan to target tax reductions toward individually owned "pass-through" companies (think: dry cleaners, pizza parlors, and the like), which are important mainly insofar as they provide vehicles for their owners to make a good living for themselves — not because they do much for net new job creation or overall economic growth.
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That is, in fact, how Obamacare was financed: the revenue component came almost entirely from taxes on high incomes (there were some small items like the tax on tanning parlors.) And Warren has in fact proposed additional taxes on the wealthy – her proposed tax on fortunes over $50 million would yield something like four times the cost of her child care proposal.
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Interior views of brothels and private parlors, as seen in erotic prints known as shunga, illustrate how these relationships adhered to established societal attitudes: While same-sex relations between two adult men or two wakashu were not condoned, adult men and wakashu were allowed to be together due to their age difference, which bred a particular sex and gender regime.
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