Yes, and we have a CMS in the background to distribute content, so you can send things to only your $10 patrons, or your $5 patrons, or your $1 patrons.
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"We are trying to help them be patrons of the art, but data-driven patrons," he explained.
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Other companies have been letting patrons in through the rear door (only ADA patrons are allowed through the front door).
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After running tests with both creators and patrons, we settled on a fee that would impact creators and patrons in the smallest way possible, considering both the amount that patrons pledge and the likelihood that they'll keep supporting their creators on Patreon.
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It helps them turn the small subset of superfans within their broader fan base into paying monthly patrons and manage relationships with those patrons across the web.
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SVG format output files are available to all Gauger's patrons, but this is the first time she's publicly explained the scope of what it is the patrons are receiving.
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Finally, what are Finnish postal workers encouraged to do for patrons besides delivering mail: mow the lawn, tutor basic math and reading, share other patrons' magazine or play charades?
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The 37 injured patrons will each receive $65,000 to $300,000, depending on how long they were hospitalized, and another 31 injured patrons who required outpatient treatment each will get $35,000.
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"During her performance after removing her top exposing her breasts she began forcing the faces of patrons into her chest and using her bare breasts to smack the patrons," police wrote.
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Everything from minimizing declines on a credit card, to automated email flows when a patron's card declines, and how to reactivate that user and bring them back onto the platform in an optimal way, to CMS systems where you can gate particular types of content for specific tiers of patrons — $0003 patrons, $2000 patrons, etc.
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The NYPL, which serves more than 17 million patrons across Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island, launched the service with Kanopy collection last Friday to offer "quality, literate" movies to its patrons.
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They are committed to ensuring the safety of their patrons.
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A London pop up restaurant lets patrons eat naked. 18.
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But Mr Déby's foreign patrons cannot protect him from everything.■
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Yelp is notorious for compiling heated reviews of disgruntled patrons.
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Within minutes, the flames engulfed the bar, killing 32 patrons.
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There were reportedly about 350 patrons at this particular show.
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At least five other patrons and two employees were inside.
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Patrons in a Philadelphia bar watch President Nixon's resignation speech.
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Costumed patrons outside a bar in Boystown on Halloween night.
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This also ensures patrons get their drinks quickly, said King.
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Now the new patrons are filling some of the gap.
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Are you seeing library patrons expressing concern about this vote?
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Just check that your patrons don't mind dog spit. Mmm.
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"We encourage our patrons to exhibit proper decorum," said Ridley.
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Drinks are free but patrons are invited to leave tips.
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Patrons inside the restaurant had rushed out of the building.
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Attention redditors and patrons, Reddit and Patreon are partnering up.
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Patrons order at the counter and tend to linger, drinking.
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Don't eat buffet food that's been mishandled by other patrons.
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" Will never forget "Occasionally you'd get tips from generous patrons.
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But plenty of Black Pearl's patrons have met the challenge.
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It trawls the crowd, patrons cast for tonight's brief drama.
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These patrons tend to spend $115 to $125 per person.
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Savage earned more than 500 paying patrons in three hours.
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Patrons simply did not have the cash to hang out.
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Our patrons range quite a bit from person to person.
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Some patrons come to the restaurant on a daily basis.
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Generations ago, the patrons of the Manganiyars were the Rajputs.
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Fans, ring owners and wealthy patrons support their favorite fighters.
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They help with scholarship selection but they are not patrons.
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Were patrons of Stonewall that night grieving Judy Garland's death?
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The Ruizes became avid patrons of Domino's and Burger King.
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And Price getting arrested was what the diner patrons remembered.
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No restaurant workers or patrons were injured, the police said.
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Newsom called for restaurants to socially distance patrons within establishments.
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Patrons and practitioners hang out in the cafe after class.
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Patrons rushed toward the exits and broke windows to escape.
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Several patrons were wearing them at the racetrack on Sunday.
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Around the bar, patrons still talk about Mr. Moriarty's disappearance.
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But many patrons had the weather on their minds instead.
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Rather, he frightened employees and patrons, who panicked and ran.
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"Marcy, he makes my other patrons awfully uncomfortable," she said.
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Security forces raided the ghettos, and arrested their former patrons.
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Both Prince Harry and William are patrons of the charity.
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Patrons said the bar was open to the entire community.
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A mere 20153 percent of the institute's patrons are black.
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The cops beat up patrons, breaking mirrors and shattering bottles.
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Patrons mingled around the door and leaned on parked cars.
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He encouraged patrons to keep voting with their library cards.
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Many of her patrons might spend as much on dinner.
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Patrons use a token to "pay" for a reusable container.
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He did not dance to the financial incentives of patrons.
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ID at the Door: Meet the Security Company Building an International Database of Banned Bar Patrons Susie Cagle profiles a company that created a huge database of banned bar patrons, alarming civil liberties advocates.
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And his army of patrons suggests that there is an appetite, at least among younger types, for more radical left-wing proposals in America: with 1,0003 patrons Mr Bruenig raises around $9,200 each month.
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Ohio law prohibits touching patrons Under an Ohio law passed in 2007, an employee who regularly appears nude or seminude at a sexually oriented business is prohibited from touching patrons, except for family members.
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Rich patrons typically have access to streaming celebrities in way that's not common in the US. Li and Man field phone calls from rich patrons who promise more money and ask them to hang out.
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Multiple ambulances responded, and all restaurant patrons were evacuated, Williams said.
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Patrons will be the first to know about when it'll happen.
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Permitted venues would not be allowed to sell weed to patrons.
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Donors and patrons who make these threats seldom pay a price.
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Other patrons chalked the situation up to a typical Kickstarter experience.
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On the whole, patrons seemed mostly interested in seeing the movie.
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Harley tells patrons in Roman's club that she's not a dummy.
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Patrons often wait outside before the restaurant opens at 4 p.m.
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Managing the station and its patrons is part of that gameplay.
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Walters and Panda had been charged with touching patrons while seminude.
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Instead, Mr. De La Rosa lets the patrons keep him awake.
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Right now, artists pocket 212-250ish% of what our Patrons pay.
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We're also told other patrons recognized them, but left them alone.
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It's nice to get stuff done when there aren't patrons around.
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Many patrons of Carolina Tiger Rescue mourned Sheba in the comments.
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Each faction seems to enjoy the support of rival foreign patrons.
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Of her 180 or so patrons, 48 payments had been declined.
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It implicitly encourages patrons to offer a little bit more money.
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A barrier behind her prevented other patrons from witnessing the incident.
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Epic in that both Wolfgang and Lila kill multiple restaurant patrons.
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"I think our patrons appreciate our cell phone policy," said Ridley.
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To increase engagement, it wanted to help patrons discover more creators.
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One of its frequent patrons in those days was David Bowie.
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Patrons can explore the ins and outs of this unique home.
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The Phoenix Zoo is keeping its patrons cool by spraying mist.
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The Mercers gave Bannon a longer leash than most patrons do.
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Bartenders offered patrons cans of repellent along with their shaken martinis.
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The two patrons of the day spa are expected to survive.
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Other patrons got three courses of meat (goat, in this case).
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He didn't have any rich patrons, either — at least not yet.
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Remember that security is the first face your patrons will see.
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" Meanwhile, Georgiou warmly addressed the patrons: "This is not about me.
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What the industry does: Provides educational and recreational services to patrons.
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Witnesses said he was drinking and buying shots for other patrons.
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She considers it all payback for those grateful patrons at Phoenix.
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So there is a high demand among Deaf patrons for accessibility.
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As frequent patrons, they have their own table near the bar.
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The Stonewall's patrons gathered across the street in the little park.
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Some of those people overlap with the patrons of huge corporations.
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During the second act, at least two patrons' cellphones went off.
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The patrons of the plaza treated the dogs like communal pets.
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Stoney's patrons Kristi Klein and Julie Cavender of Orange County, Calif.
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She found more former patrons through social media and other connections.
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Jordan has increasingly charted a course independent of its gulf patrons.
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Poor and homeless library patrons don't even consider entering these places.
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Demanding our fellow library patrons speak in a whisper: selfish jerk!
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Eventually, collectors met their artists here, artists met their patrons here.
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During my visit it was packed, filled with patrons playing chess.
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Those patrons included J. Paul Getty, Malcolm Forbes and Larry Ellison.
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"It's not only the usual suspects," he said of PAMM's patrons.
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We deserve better from our so-called patrons of the arts.
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These were political donors, I was told, lobbyists and generous patrons.
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On the same street, patrons flowed into the flashy Detroit Steakhouse.
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It also skewed slightly female: 53 percent of patrons were women.
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The patrons in the galleries had a range of rooting interests.
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At intermission, patrons sported clothing as stylish as any in Moscow.
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But few if any patrons were wearing them on those trips.
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Some bars, like their patrons, have very specific and unwavering loyalties.
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Several patrons were taken into custody under the appropriate-dress statute.
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James Inhofe (R-OK) has been one of Pruitt's biggest patrons.
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We ask other patrons about them to make sure they're okay.
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The restaurant's dining room and patrons are largely omitted from its pages.
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As she waited in line at &pizza, fellow patrons asked for selfies.
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In 2015, a Chinese restaurateur reportedly banned African patrons after 5 p.m.
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I would say most creators make special stuff for their patrons, yeah.
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In 2498, a Chinese restaurateur reportedly banned African patrons after 264 p.m.
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Lafcadio, along with several other masked patrons, are guests of the Marquis.
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Patrons wash the revitalizing grub down with tinto, a sugary, weak coffee.
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"You honestly think [the patrons] don't get the joke?" one person asks.
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Others certainly chose to partake and the bar was never without patrons.
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The store's most famous patrons haven't yet stopped by the new location.
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There are also some uses that will be mostly invisible to patrons.
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There's a pretty steady string of patrons, but nothing too eventful happens.
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Patrons converse over the squawking of pet parrots and wails of babies.
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In their place are websites that allow ordinary people to become patrons.
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Free-riding was less of a problem for the patrons of old.
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The four-day extravaganza will include the Patrons' Lunch on June 12.
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Far from a uniquely San Francisco phenomenon, patrons are geographically distributed too.
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Bam refused to leave the premises after talking trash to hotel patrons.
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It is a great platform that benefits both the creators and patrons.
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But, in some ways, Galatoire's suffers the burden of its patrons' expectations.
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As gunshots erupted, patrons began screaming and running out of the restaurant.
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On Sunday patrons inside the restaurant ran out when the suspect entered.
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Demon Dayz patrons will also be given access to Dreamland's 22 rides.
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Patrons get to sip a cappuccino while sitting next to a cat.
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Not all Chipotle patrons need to freak out about the breach, though.
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Giovanazzi was a little less sentimental than many Das Bunker patrons, though.
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But how do you avoid patrons barfing all over the multicolored orbs?
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The museum leads patrons through thea fully interactive history of video games.
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Patrons were once lured by amenities like free wireless internet and breakfast.
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Well-dressed patrons can pay another 217.3 won for coat-check service.
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Eroded but evocative, some retain images of patrons and traces of paintings.
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On a recent Saturday night, many patrons seemed to know one another.
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They danced, drank and mingled with the club's dozens of other patrons.
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The blast injured three women, including two patrons of the day spa.
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The laws prohibit patrons from entering licensed venues after 215:2000 a.m.
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Dull and vague and patrons will walk, drive or scroll right by.
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A program for patrons under 30 has seen its best numbers yet.
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Some patrons arrived with an extra limousine to haul away their purchases.
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There were pounds and pounds of gold around the patrons' collective neck.
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Without delivery, Silverlake Ramen patrons came from a roughly two-mile radius.
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Drive-thru patrons account for about 70 percent of McDonald's U.S. revenue.
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Patrons would crowd around him, demanding to know where Tom Thumb was.
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Many guests and bar patrons said they were unaware of anyone jumping.
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Janet Howell and Jennifer McClellan were the bill's patrons in the Senate.
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Over two decades, his patrons of both parties have proved him right.
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Over two decades, his patrons from both parties have proved him right.
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All the while he chatted with patrons, some of whom were regulars.
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Mr. Springsteen, Bette Midler, Lou Reed and Michael Jackson were regular patrons.
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He danced shirtless and appeared to egg on patrons to have sex.
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In the meantime, there are plenty of books for patrons to peruse.
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The dancers and their patrons are shown as everyday parents and spouses.
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Restaurants that once largely catered to gallery patrons still dot 654th Avenue.
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Patrons were drinking Molson and watching N.H.L. games on big-screen TVs.
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Most patrons were watching the Boston Bruins play the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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Like most library work, understanding reference comes from actually interacting with patrons.
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Dead silence here in Brooklyn bar as patrons watch Comey's testimony. pic.twitter.
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As patrons rushed outside, a massive bomb in a parked van exploded.
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At 215 AM, 22016 is already filled to the brim with patrons.
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And because of this, patrons today need the ushers more than ever.
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There's a system to serve blind patrons, said a waiter, George Stratis.
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Should theaters warn patrons of content that might be upsetting or offensive?
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Most of these patrons were white, Christian and Northern European by descent.
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They operate elevators and collect jackets from patrons at coat check rooms.
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They said one of his patrons was James Packer, an Australian billionaire.
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Last season, the industry drew 14.8 million patrons and grossed $1.8 billion.
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Bartenders sling drinks to hooting patrons as musicians bound around the stage.
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Of course, patrons also come into the cafe for a hot drink.
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A mural inside depicts him eating a fish sandwich alongside other patrons.
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This being 238, new websites are also helping artists identify potential patrons.
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Most brands are also giving patrons a first look at holiday releases.
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Young patrons testing out virtual reality goggles at the Queensbridge Tech Lab.
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Also, paying patrons are requested to buy a "pay it forward" card.
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In most instances, alumni and patrons think this is a sound idea.
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Doors were locked to stop patrons sneaking off without paying their bills.
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For patrons drinking mid-afternoon mezcal (in spicy palomas), as a d.j.
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Biden in particular was mentioned repeatedly as CPAC patrons' most feared prospect.
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At first, appellate judges tend to mirror their political party and patrons.
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Trump was playing to his base and his patrons, wherever they are.
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Top collectors and museum patrons donated millions to his inauguration last year.
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The checkbooks of art patrons are not marked with their party affiliations.
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As they did, patrons asked members to see copies of their flyer.
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Documents accuse her of fondling patrons In a probable cause affidavit obtained by CNN affiliate WSYX, detectives who were at the Sirens Gentlemen's Club said they observed Daniels remove her top and force patrons' faces into her chest.
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The easiest way to discern which men in the club were patrons and which were journalists was examining how they greeted their friends—the patrons eagerly put their arms around the people they spoke to, holding them close.
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If approved, Utopia will offer patrons "cannabis infused massages, ganja yoga, and other cannabis-friendly activities to patrons 21 and older, as well as meditation coaching, educational seminars, and patient support and networking groups," according to a press release.
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She broke New Orleans' segregation laws by seating black and white patrons together.
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Lim and other patrons at the SoMa station are amused, perplexed and curious.
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Protests continued outside the bar weeks after several of the patrons were arrested.
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He told her he ran into a bathroom with other patrons to hide.
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Their patrons are liable to additional taxes the unventilated masses do not bear.
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It also encourages patrons, the paying variety, to donate pizzas to military hospitals.
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Another 10 minutes passes while heroic patrons step up to do tech support.
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Multiple anonymous patrons now appear on the "paid for" section of each ad.
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Aftab Pureval with patrons at the Autumn Harvest Craft Festival in Warren County.
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Organizers told patrons to check Facebook and Twitter for updates on Sunday's schedule.
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Some curious patrons thought nothing of the association with the infamous drug dealer.
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Under the new system, we'll get roughly 2000% of what most Patrons pay.
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But that doesn't mean more well-read Chuck E. Cheese patrons won't try.
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Patrons don't remember how they arrived, or often other aspects of their life.
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The new iMessage app, available for free, helps hungry patrons find McRib sandwiches.
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It's a roaring success because the women can be ogled by the patrons.
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He crumpled up the napkin, tossed the toothpick, and scanned his fellow patrons.
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The Great War Team rakes in $14,500 per month from roughly 3,500 patrons.
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It now has 21.50 patrons, sending just over $1,000 its way each month.
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Now thanks to 23,000 patrons, he no longer has to drum up funds.
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All other pizza patrons are rapidly accelerating into turbo blackout (except maybe Azikiwe).
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We are committed to providing a safe environment for all of our patrons.
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So what might the Mercers hope to accomplish by serving as Yiannopoulos's patrons?
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Proprietors of gay-friendly bars are routinely harassed; gay patrons are refused service.
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He then whacked into some patrons on the right side of the fairway.
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In response, his international patrons — Russia and Iran — increasing their support last fall.
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Many gyms offer access to tanning beds, a known carcinogen, to their patrons.
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Every so often, cheesemongers encounter some really intriguing questions from our lovely patrons.
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But unlike in London and Melbourne's naked restaurants, patrons won't be entirely nude.
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Before this, fees had come entirely out of the amount patrons had donated.
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Coffeeshop patrons: Maybe Clay will get an after school job at the coffeeshop.
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But longtime patrons say that Neir's does not get the recognition it deserves.
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Ushers ran down the aisles to tell patrons that video recording was verboten.
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Authors of books investigating wealthy patrons of the party have been similarly assailed.
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At most venues, patrons now must produce a ticket stub to regain admission.
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One celebrity chef wrote that patrons felt "deliberately lied to" by the Engleharts.
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Patrons are then expected to dip the noodles in the dashi soup base.
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Patrons who stumble over from the Lot Radio slide past Australians shooting pool.
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She banded together volunteers, many of whom were regular patrons of her diner.
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On a recent day, patrons at Olivier debated who the murderer could be.
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His patrons included Mary Todd Lincoln, who visited him after her husband's assassination.
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One of the patrons, Tshyrad Oates, posted videos of the encounter on Facebook.
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Some patrons can be heard chanting his name as he enters the restaurant.
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Neither the patrons nor the staff at Matt's Bar knew he was coming.
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Now the religious authorities raid bars and hotels to check the patrons' religion.
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Maissin encouraged her daughter's talent, accompanying her to posing sessions with private patrons.
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Nowadays, patrons can play any of about a thousand games, for a fee.
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For $199, patrons can purchase a half pan of food that serves 10.
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He refused to give patrons what they asked for, only pouring tequila shots.
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His patrons include Mohammed bin Salman, the hawkish crown prince of Saudi Arabia.
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As many as 60 patrons pummeled the police with anything they could throw.
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I was surprised then that my the patrons were more diverse than expected.
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Maybe [patrons] were thinking of it in terms of red or green [flavors].
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The boos were loud; some patrons and most (though not all) critics rebelled.
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Patrons can be aggressive; I'd barely sat down when two young women approached.
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Originally owned by one of Caravaggio's patrons, Vincenzo Giustiniani, it was recently restored.
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In one pub, patrons sipped beers as a guitarist performed in the corner.
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As fairs have proliferated beyond anyone's wildest dreams, patrons have ever more choices.
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In the 1920s and '30s, restaurants offered their youngest patrons their healthiest meals.
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The three "chief patrons" of the resolutions -- Carroll Foy and Democratic state Sens.
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Patrons said Aziz Istanbul had a single armed guard posted at the door.
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" The restaurant's patrons tend to be "very middle class, Irish Catholic, Italian Catholic.
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Patrons scrape huge amounts of premium Patreon posts and import them onto Yiff.
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And the chefs and servers seem to take genuine pleasure in satisfying patrons.
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Ghani is no doubt looking to the same patrons for guidance and support.
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He also had chronic issues over payment with some of his noblest patrons.
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A man cuts a long line of patrons waiting for the street food.
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The art market is being squeezed, too, from the lack of Chinese patrons.
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The patrons who came to see their hero in the flesh didn't care.
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This is a net gain for patrons, but it comes at a cost.
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The move meant Prime Aid lost nearly half of its patrons virtually overnight.
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At the bar, patrons watched as they ate lunch, glued to the screens.
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Patrons can also buy books from the store to donate to the cause.
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Initially, Hickenlooper said, repeat patrons would be disappointed when he didn't remember them.
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Patrons will get a glimpse into the degassing period of the roasting process.
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Clairmont Nichols patrons, even first-timers, generally aren't charged for repairs or cleanings.
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At New York's Stonewall Inn on June 28, 1969, patrons were fed up.
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It showed patrons at the bar suddenly fleeing, leaving toppled chairs behind them.
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To retain the new patrons, gyms often combine financial incentives with emotional ones.
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While performing Wednesday night, Daniels, wearing a G-string, removed her top and "began forcing the faces of the patrons into her chest and using her bare breasts to smack the patrons," the court document reads, according to FOX News 8.
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On the bar sits a conspicuous display of hard-boiled eggs for hungry patrons.
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Ean Carroll described chaotic scenes as panicked patrons realized the rapid pops were gunfire.
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The patrons of the Stonewall, including Segal, had had enough, and they fought back.
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Your feedback has been crystal clear:The new payments system disproportionately impacted $1 – $2 patrons.
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He estimates that the average age of his patrons has risen to about 50.
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Eventually, staff and store patrons managed to corral the cattle out of the store.
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Though the salon is oftentimes packed with patrons, it's set up to promote introversion.
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"The situation then escalated between the patrons at that table and the employees," Det.
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"At this point the employee has asked the patrons to leave the establishment," Det.
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Patreon creators can find their close relationships with patrons not just gratifying, but productive.
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Patrons included Roy Cohn, Wernher von Braun, and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.
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They will need patrons who do not mind being snubbed at Mar-a-Lago.
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While it shares a notably similar name, Kickstarter Patrons is a bit bigger picture.
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It is Mozart's laugh, which has plagued his Viennese patrons all through the film.
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They can give patrons puppy-eyes as they file in and take their seats.
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Aside from Griffin, Aframian is also suing the restaurant for not protecting its patrons.
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Other powerful patrons of the Bolshoi, though, spoke out in support of the ballet.
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Vtopian Artisan Cheeses estimates that roughly 80 percent of its patrons aren't even vegan.
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Patrons at the family-friendly food festival reported seeing officers on horses and motorcycles.
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Insiders say Dubke came in with few patrons, and never gelled with the originals.
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The Breitmans did, however, have thousands of ICO patrons who wanted them to prevail.
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Interested patrons can peruse the participating institutions and acquire two advance tickets per person.
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While some locations stopped serving coffee completely, others offered patrons a free tall beverage.
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One of the patrons would go on to form the Seventh Day Adventist religion.
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Since then, patrons have had to show ID to use the bathroom, she said.
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Brown has now responded, saying it's the club's responsibility -- not his -- to protect patrons.
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Should choices be based on current patrons or on visitors they'd like to reach?
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Japanese patrons have quickly hit KFC outlets to try out the new novelty item.
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Even after some owners removed the stools, black patrons stood for hours demanding service.
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It's also up to bartenders to look out for the safety of their patrons.
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I looked around me; other patrons seemed unfazed by the presence of the artist.
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For bartenders, being able to quickly identify underage patrons seems like a useful skill.
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While political patrons get rich, many small farmers count on the subsidies to survive.
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One by one, the bar's patrons rise and join in, drowning out the Germans.
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The reviews of restaurants or hotels come — often in vivid detail — from regular patrons.
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Instead, the vehicle lurched backward into a line of waiting patrons, injuring 16 people.
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Nothing to see here, just Spider-Man scaring the caffeine out of Starbucks patrons.
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When one of the patrons opened the locked door, fire exploded into the room.
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"The patients included both restaurant employees and patrons," he wrote in the press release.
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But, what they found instead ensnared their curiosity—and that of the library's patrons.
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The ranks of older patrons, who recall the organ grinders with nostalgia, are thinning.
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The bar is known for being popular, crowded, diverse, with patrons of all ages.
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Too many patrons are booking too many shows, not coordinating, not considering his exhaustion.
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Perhaps most important, he closely studied her way of attracting and keeping famous patrons.
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The Ooblets Patreon currently has 1,175 patrons donating between $1 and $100 per month.
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Some patrons prefer the classic sandwich, while others like to mix up their orders.
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And once finished, patrons would call for a pipe warden to return their pipes.
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Costumes were mandatory, but most patrons had just come to dance with their friends.
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So patrons can order two eggs and two bedrooms while cheering on the runners.
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Then imagine that condensation dripping onto patrons and players more than 100 feet below.
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Patrons have asked if they could buy the device for their homes, she said.
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Sunrise yoga and strong coffee are available to art-saturated patrons in the morning.
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As always, the festival provides free water and communicates regularly with patrons about safety.
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They are not fighting for the benefit of their country, but for their patrons.
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Older Thai patrons take their coffee to go and hip expats work on MacBooks.
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Too challenging and things quickly get frustrating, but too easy and patrons get bored.
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That keeps patrons interested and engaged, even when they're maybe not doing particularly well.
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Restaurants should establish strict no-tolerance sexual harassment policies for professionals and patrons alike.
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Many of the patrons are simply curious, and a high percentage are non-believers.
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The Navigli's own super-chef Claudio Sadler is another of Fede and Filippo's patrons.
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Patrons can also nominate their favorite venue for training on the Blue Bench website.
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But breakfast and lunch patrons have different expectations than those who come for dinner.
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Most of the patrons appeared to be men dining alone or with their bros.
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Although he painted prolifically, he drew little attention from dealers, critics, curators and patrons.
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Scene City Artists, patrons and young socialites gathered for the Art Production Fund gala.
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Patrons crying, asking him if they would be O.K. Empty chairs on the lawn.
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Does the museum realistically expect its patrons to make multiple visits to the show?
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Strollers lolled under the soft lights of street lamps, bars spilled over with patrons.
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Chairs and tables were moved aside, and the patrons helped him to the floor.
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These discerning patrons certainly had in mind a conspicuous display of wealth and prestige.
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"All wagering is remote from patrons at home using account wagering platforms," Marten said.
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In response, his international patrons — Russia and Iran — began increasing their support last fall.
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Pence casually chatted up patrons as they wished him well and posed for photos.
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Noisy rooftop patrons can also be problematic, potentially alienating both hotel guests and neighbors.
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Many patrons at the towns' art houses and breweries drive in from neighboring states.
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Gentileschi grew up in this atmosphere, under the eyes of her father's leering patrons.
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The other companies have denied access to patrons to get close to the operator.
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After Mr. Marcato's haunts, patrons often get together to compare stories of their experience.
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Alongside regular local patrons, the shop has a growing British, French and American clientele.
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As memorable as the movie itself was the spectacle of patrons exiting the theater.
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The patrons slurping tall beers at the bar cringed at the sight of us.
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Were patrons at Patricia's of Morris Park there to socialize or for the food?
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I met a mix of art patrons including lawyers, entrepreneurs, models, artists, and writers.
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Several shows that had announced closing dates had a surge of last-chance patrons.
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Patrons can enter and pay to collect their thoughts for 230 to 227 minutes.
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This way they could run both shops, popping up in whichever one had patrons.
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Soon, restaurant patrons were begging Dr. Parekh to start his own ice cream shop.
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Largely because of his earning ability, Mr. Hernandez had powerful patrons within the gang.
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The disturbance escalated, with other patrons at the shop intervening and detaining the suspect.
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She reported that while the dance floor stayed full, a few patrons demanded refunds.
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A Times investigation showed how oligarchs and political patrons make millions in farm subsidies.
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Patrons would presumably gather around the single screen to watch the culminating piece together.
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Musicians and patrons say it reminds them of bohemian clubs of Lima or Bogotá.
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Celis also encourages patrons to experiment with beer combinations, especially those using Celis Raspberry.
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Curious patrons sauntered in to see if the comedians had anything funny to say.
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The service is available now to all NYPL patrons with a valid library card.
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"Aye," the white patrons roar back over the golden slosh of their raised drinks.
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Some patrons are disappearing because they're just getting too old to go to clubs.
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Patrons can watch matches there through floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the main court.
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Ru just sees Kameron performing, much as patrons would at one of her shows.
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I'm on the executive committee for the Young Patrons Group at the Hammer Museum.
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The patrons of the Stonewall Inn had decided to say "no" to the police.
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BUT ... Kristian was cordial, waving at patrons who, naturally, shouted out his character's name.
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Chris saw the plainclothes officers first, according to McConnell, and assumed they were patrons.
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"You can just look at all the patrons who joined in the last two weeks and send them a gift, or look at all your patrons who recently hit their six-month anniversary and invite them to a live stream," says Conte.
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The place where the male patrons will scream in your face about you being, "an ugly bitch-dyke who is on a power trip because no one wants to fuck you" after you tell them to stop trying to fondle female patrons.
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The ride also allows patrons to ride sans headset if they prefer (via Birmingham Mail).
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In Washington, though, it was the Islamists' patrons, the Qataris, who were of paramount concern.
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The Targaryens became patrons of the Alchemists' Guild, the order of magicians who created wildfire.
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Why the coffee chain&aposs latest nod to its progressive patrons may be backfiring, next.
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Kiefer Sutherland treated patrons at a famed Hollywood strip club to an awesome topless dance.
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However, other patrons who fled to the bathrooms as the gunfire erupted were now hostages.
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And if other patrons of science follow suit, those journals' businesses could begin to crumble.
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In December 2011, a woman performer emailed fellow cast members about sexual misconduct by patrons.
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Surveillance video from the restaurant showed patrons reacting in fear and shock when she entered.
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The charge for all that extra electricity will be spread around future patrons' bills equally.
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Like most major movie chains, AMC gives patrons the option of buying their tickets online.
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The kitchen is open, and encourages patrons to take 360-degree videos of the space.
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For an additional $150,000, patrons were invited to attend a roundtable discussion with Mr. Trump.
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The disappearance of these bars and clubs is upsetting to some past and present patrons.
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Luckily, it was approximately my birthday, so my parents became quiet patrons of the newsletter.
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Cuba cannot sustain the dealers, collectors, and art patrons that a local art market needs.
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The patrons might shift with the neighborhood's demographics, but bodegas are often steadfast, changing little.
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Other zoo patrons posted pictures of the perpetrators on the Chinese social media site Weibo.
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The biggest reason the government has stayed current so far is largesse from foreign patrons.
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The baby enjoys nibbles of food in the stroller and makes friends with fellow patrons.
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The judge said the motel had a duty of reasonable care to protect its patrons.
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He just needs Trump's former patrons in Atlantic City to head over to the Tropicana.
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In 2018, creators used Patreon to generate income from more than 3 million active patrons.
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Police say James Dylan Jordan, 24, undressed and became belligerent toward steakhouse patrons "while intoxicated."
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Write a snarky Facebook post making it clear that plant-based patrons are not welcome.
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It has to make their power, their patrons, the Russians and the Chinese, really nervous.
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Others compared the sign to businesses denying black patrons service in Jim Crow-era America.
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He learned the language by asking bar patrons to repeat phrases to help him learn.
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"We don't want to leave the field open to Hezbollah or its patrons," Kirby said.
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Ultimately, Alyssa hopes that more restaurants will consider becoming more accessible for all their patrons.
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The theater also requires that all pooch patrons are up-to-date on their shots.
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Patrons enter through a locked back door speakeasy-style, with only trusted customers gaining admittance.
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For patrons of hell houses, these nightmares are intended to be seared into your memory.
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Performers earn an appearance fee, which varies widely, as well as any tips from patrons.
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Edward Graves, 51, also African-American, is among many park patrons ambivalent about the carving.
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I worry, too, about the content of conversation I'd have with any of the patrons.
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But the event worker says many of the same gang-affiliated patrons kept coming back.
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All told, over seven hundred restaurant patrons fell ill and approximately forty-five were hospitalized.
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During these early rounds of gunfire, the police said, many patrons were able to escape.
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Patrons blamed tardiness on band practice and talked about how cool and alternative Philadelphia is.
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Patrons would sit on the Parisian park chairs out front and admire the window displays.
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He fell and was trampled by fleeing patrons as he tried to get back up.
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Experienced bartenders can be experts in getting patrons to spend more money than they intend.
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Over 101,000 beer mugs were confiscated from patrons trying to sneak them out in 2018.
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But it's coal owners and their political patrons who have captured the reins of policymaking.
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The excited patrons lined up at lunch Monday, pairing the Arnold Palmers with barbecue sandwiches.
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Most workers hate when patrons leave their tables a mess after eating in the restaurant.
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They took particular umbrage at her effort to weed out patrons based on their beliefs.
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The sign to the right of the urinal below directs patrons to the bomb shelter.
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For 25 minutes, divers guide patrons around the seafloor using an installed railing for balance.
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In return for donations, patrons would receive certain rewards based on the amount they donated.
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Legend has it that she occasionally mans the cash registers, unrecognized by the store's patrons.
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An Irish restaurant owner has gone nuclear on patrons who ask for gluten-free food.
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The conference will be free for residents of Hawaii, and for patrons of Objective-See.
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I managed to find a couple of patrons who had specifically come to see Daniels.
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But it's not just the bread alone that's bringing his patrons in from all over.
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After gaining the attention of the patrons by knifing a few, I watched the fireworks.
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He said the patrons looked so young sometimes that he asked for ID again anyway.
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Instead of such a marketplace, Klimt depended on a small circle of wealthy, private patrons.
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Angry patrons wrote back on Facebook that the coronavirus patient should be jailed or fined.
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When yet another group of Asian patrons was led in, Lee put down her fork.
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They tell patrons to leave the money for orders outside or pay by credit card.
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Patrons have been shouted at and complete strangers attacked and targeted online for their views.
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Normally we speak boisterously, laughing uproariously and making friends with other patrons at the bar.
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The local Boy Scout troop's uniforms bear an image of the chaplains as their patrons.
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Cole was seen as aligning himself with the attitudes and interests of his wealthy patrons.
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The Many-Faced God has many wealthy patrons, most of whom prefer to remain anonymous.
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Stonewall patrons, fed up with longstanding harassment at the hands of law enforcement, pushed back.
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The neat rows of wicker chairs outside the ubiquitous cafes continued to buzz with patrons.
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On another wall lives a memorial gallery featuring framed portraits of patrons who have died.
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Popular among Santa Anita patrons, it was the scene of the latest casualty, last Sunday.
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On Fire Island, at least, police interference was relatively light, and patrons could be uninhibited.
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The Koreas are no longer devastated client states caught in their patrons' Cold War web.
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"There are patrons of a certain age who can remember my first performance," she said.
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Over time Ms. Tidrick has watched, in fragmentary encounters, the passage of her patrons' lives.
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But typically, the patrons come here for something else entirely: namely, to do their laundry.
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"French trainers, like their patrons before, like to do things their own way," Delloye said.
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A number of foreign embassies have been patrons of Trump properties, especially his Washington hotel.
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Ethics experts say it would be easy to encourage foreign government patrons to identify themselves.
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I want to thank our loyal employees and devoted patrons, who have been like family.
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Patrons at the bar glanced up occasionally at the continued impeachment debate on Friday afternoon.
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The results: Bar patrons reported more conservative attitudes as their level of alcohol intoxication increased.
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He was promising a group of well-heeled patrons that he would lower their taxes.
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The club had filled up, and at least half the patrons were women, mostly millennials.
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The Afghan regime turned to its Russian patrons for help in responding to Spike's kidnapping.
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We have many patrons that come and have worked their way through every burger available.
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Libraries want the books and other materials back so other patrons can enjoy them, too.
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And fines have caused tension among librarians who would rather help patrons than police them.
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And there is a question about whether patrons are being rewarded for flouting the rules.
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From Suleiman the Magnificent to Benito Mussolini, heads of state have often made ideal patrons.
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But he'll have to do all that (no easy tasks) while keeping his patrons happy.
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As the pair kissed, patrons of the hotel — essentially uninvited guests — cheered from the pool.
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The pace at the Masters seems leisurely not because the patrons are prohibited from running.
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Recently the police ejected a person who was videotaping Comet patrons and workers during dinner.
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Witnesses said Bradford was helping mall patrons when the officer shot him in the back.
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I've had patrons with that distant stare still insist on trying to order another drink.
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El Hefe posted a statement saying security typically escort ill patrons to the back exit.
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Over the years, patrons did not always welcome changes in the industry, Mr. Brooks said.
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At Huck Finn, a diner on the Southwest Side, there were fewer patrons than usual.
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For $20, online patrons get 24-hour access to watch strippers do their thing onstage.
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In other words, Plato was rich and had wealthy patrons and very probably wealthy students.
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There is the State Duma, epaulets, patrons and so on, and it will hurt me.
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Patrons knew they would run into others from their cosseted social circle at the restaurant.
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However, that night the patrons fought back, the police lost control and a riot erupted.
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The authorities shut down the gold standard of clubbing that actually cared about their patrons.
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The particular pub you mention welcomes patrons from all walks of life, including other politicians.
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Some of these wealthy patrons become celebrities in their own right on YY, Wu said.
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He stood by the work until the museum closed, explaining to patrons what had happened.
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The artist has only gifted his "idea," but the construction and the installation of the sculpture, estimated at €3.5 million at least, will be financed by arts patrons, French patrons especially, who would benefit from tax abatements of up to 66% on their contributions.
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Vince misgenders one of the bar's patrons, citing an Adam's apple, and Paul gently corrects him.
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He shot patrons on the dance floor and sprayed bullets at others cowering in bathroom stalls.
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Most patrons check their pride at the door with the patio's fixture: a stately, senior pug.
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She's holding it down at Café Tropical ready to listen to the problems of her patrons.
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"There's a lot of competition for the hearts, minds, and wallets of potential patrons," said Dergarabedian.
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"One of the female patrons vomited on the floor while being carried out," the report indicated.
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"The people who own it are beautiful people and their patrons are absolutely wonderful," adds Shapiro.
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On Tuesday, June 24, police raided the Stonewall, rankling patrons who were tired of being harassed.
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" Gruner whoops in the video, as she soars across a park of cheering mall patrons. "Oh!
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The Louvre surpassed its own record — 9.7 million visitors in 2012 — by half a million patrons.
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Florida's numbers were up 226%, not counting the massacre targeting LGBT patrons at the Pulse nightclub.
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Our musical gratitude often shocked patrons, confused why their meager donation merited such a bombastic response.
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On Election Day, they would offer saloon patrons rounds of drinks for voting a particular ticket.
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After the French Revolution, many of Gouthière's patrons were executed or went into bankruptcy or exile.
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When the final credits roll, a few patrons remain seated, picking over which theories proved correct.
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Mandler is vague about her rewards, but stipulates that her patrons must be 18 or older.
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Restaurant patrons and operagoers described confusion and panic in the minutes during and after the attack.
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But of course the Republicans and their fat-cat Wall Street patrons will oppose any tax.
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The camera makes its way around the restaurant, capturing the intimate dining moments of the patrons.
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However, in the past week, two patrons have reported injuries at the fair from the dessert.
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They share loot with political patrons, shepherd their supporters into polling stations and intimidate their opponents.
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A Memphis nail salon is facing criticism for supposedly refusing to give pedicures to overweight patrons.
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A dozen tellers are watched over by a manager who leaps up to meet elderly patrons.
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But everyone inside, from the DJ to the barmaids to the patrons themselves, is from Iran.
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Shocked and amazed patrons looking to buy hardware instead got to view a live moose birth.
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In the foreground, in what appears to be an establishment's outdoor seating area, patrons hurry away.
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They targeted news crews, restaurant patrons and used slingshots and pepper spray against officers, police said.
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He encourages his patrons to ask where their food is coming from, what sources restaurants use.
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He also seemed to imply that he could take action against Syria's patrons, Russia and Iran.
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Since he started the campaign, Keen received a pledge of $1,6087 a month from 177 patrons.
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There's bound to be some inaccurate accounts from both patrons and restaurant owners defending their establishment.
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Despite his new sleeve of tattoos and shaved head, we're told patrons recognized the former mobster.
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At the pop-up, patrons were given the chance to fully immerse themselves in the experience.
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Patrons are forbidden from entering licensed venues located in Sydney's city centre after 1:30 a.m.
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Domestically, Wingstop has focused its effort on takeout and delivery, with limited indoor seating for patrons.
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The gas station outside is regularly busy, but few of its patrons care to come inside.
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Patrons can leave with a sandwich and rice noodles or pad thai for a mere $210.
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They're salty without cause and are known to toss out reasonably drunk patrons on a whim.
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I would hope there's enough conversation that our patrons and students start actually asking for instruction.
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Then, LA Weekly found us, which brought us patrons from San Francisco and New York City.
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Patrons of the yodeling festival, although surprised, thoroughly enjoyed the fly-by, according to German media.
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When a man wearing a backpack entered Savoy, three patrons at the bar quickly took notice.
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If people applaud the Trumps, like those patrons at Club 21, counter that applause with boos.
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The bar was packed with patrons who were dancing, playing pool and watching the Lakers game.
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I began to work at the salon, chatting with its patrons as I washed their hair.
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On Saturday morning, the establishment reopened for business as patrons showed up to grieve the manager.
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Patrons sit at small, stylish marble tables under bright floral wallpaper, instead of along a counter.
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On a surprisingly warm Friday afternoon, patrons worked on laptops, read, and chatted on the patio.
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Libraries said the new rules violated their patrons' privacy and might even violate some state laws.
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That means patrons call up a Domino's directly, and an in-house employee delivers the pizza.
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At an adjacent shopping center and supermarket, patrons went about their shopping as usual Sunday morning.
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The bar offered "angry hour," when patrons could receive a discount for shouting their drink order.
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Many libraries have systems that allow patrons to download audiobooks and ebooks directly to their phone.
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Do you think the patrons of the Redwood ever discussed the size of a man's hands?
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This is a very basic thing that should be thought of for the safety of patrons.
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I thought I might collect some interesting color by listening to what the patrons were saying.
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Throughout art history, artists have needed patrons, and they've had to hustle to get work recognition.
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Patrons can leave with a sandwich and rice noodles or pad thai for a mere $5.
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I could feel my fellow coffee-drinking patrons staring, possibly drafting texts, or even worse, tweets.
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These patrons' financial contributions overrode their need for applications, and came with a bounty of luxuries.
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In Europe, Le Brun established connections with her patrons directly, circumventing the need for institutional legitimization.
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That should go without saying, but there are patrons at the library who actually do this.
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Wealthy patrons have stepped in and nonprofits and public radio stations have sought to fill holes.
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And what if there are materials in the bags that could harm store workers and patrons?
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Police say Daniels touched patrons while performing onstage, which is a violation of Ohio state law.
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The generous patrons included Arnon Milchan, the Israeli movie producer, and James Packer, an Australian billionaire.
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One of her jobs, early on, was pouring coffee for patrons at City Ballet during intermissions.
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In 1998, then-owner Jack Modica was sued for ejecting two black patrons from the Eagle.
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The cat bar will even be offering (human) food, though patrons need not worry about hygiene.
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In the first few moments, Ms. Shroff said, patrons at 1 Above did not seem panicked.
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But instead of avoiding the patrons who might bring about her death, she actively invites it.
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The sidewalk outside his restaurant is marked with "stand here" flyers to keep patrons spread out.
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Recreation, a new bar in the Moxy hotel downtown, will offer patrons old-school arcade games.
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It is the highest award given to artists and art patrons by the United States government.
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Despite such an illustrious group of patrons, Doherty has never even sewn labels into her garments.
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Patrons, meanwhile, get a view of the ombré shallows (and the barely clad swimmers enjoying them).
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He sang in an idol band, then served drinks to leering patrons in the following evening.
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Your patrons include not only humans, but also vampires, elves, werewolves, mermaids, and other mythical beings.
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Patrons who had spent an evening in pubs or restaurants suddenly realized they were under attack.
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Consuming what appeared to be alcohol, he reportedly spat on patrons as they left the theater.
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Since the fall of the Soviet Union, wealthy Russians have become influential patrons of the arts.
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Subsequent library events were a huge success, bringing in hundreds of patrons and the news media.
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As the evening ticked toward midnight, bar patrons sat under a TV airing Fox News Channel.
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In South Carolina, Mr. Abels said staff members and patrons attending exercise classes had to leave.
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We ended at Two Boots Pizza and, as we awaited free pies, serenaded the other patrons.
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Front Burner The Cookmobile, a kitchen on wheels, teaches Brooklyn Public Library patrons how to cook.
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The original October 2016 application said investigators did not know the identity of Mr. Steele's patrons.
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Its token program is designed to give readers and patrons a bigger stake in the project.
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And she benefited from Henry's professional connections, as his patients included leading arts patrons in Boston.
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The patrons were evacuated and police officers arrived on scene to find remnants of discharged fireworks.
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The family members were under pressure to settle, and they were refugees, with no political patrons.
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However, he says, your staff's uniform should represent how you want patrons to view the business.
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Event is well organized every year and the vendors offer a tremendous variety for the patrons.
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He seemed pleased to be accosted by staff and patrons alike, feigning surprise at every compliment.
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For many years, Kadyrov's chief rivals were the Yamadayev brothers, who had powerful patrons in Moscow.
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Eventually, they ordered patrons to cite verses from the Quran and killed those who could not.
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Not shockingly, the valets left Cybertruck upfront, and patrons circled around it taking photos all night.
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Before announcing his gift to the bar&aposs patrons, Steele thanked fans for supporting the team.
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Yup, patrons stare at the art for hours before being told, 'Sir, that's an exit sign.
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Its shows are as varied as they are typically well attended, with 13 million patrons annually.
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Both have you building specific functional rooms like kitchens and rooms for your patrons to stay.
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TheatreWorks Silicon Valley has made it easy for patrons to exchange their tickets for another date.
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TheatreWorks Silicon Valley has made it easy for patrons to exchange their tickets for another date.
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And oh how I will miss former artistic director Ted Pappas playing frequent doorman, welcoming patrons!
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The very few patrons in the car drank beer, ate their meals, and behaved with decorum.
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She briefly flashed patrons, but basically showed up on stage as a newly-minted national celeb.
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Museum patrons also taunted us, flipped us off, PHYSICALLY ATTACKED our NYC comrades, and ignored us.
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One place in Toronto, Rebel, formerly Sound Academy, has a designated area for patrons with disabilities.
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Local businesses display signs in their windows welcoming any patrons to use whichever restroom they please.
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He is passionate about working with artists to navigate the gallery world and connect with patrons.
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Cryptocurrencies offer patrons the chance to skirt traditional payment systems, like banks or services like PayPal.
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Meanwhile, not one of the patrons seems to notice the robbery taking place right before them.
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As just one of many security features, the Rose Bowl relies on facial recognition technology to keep patrons, artists and athletes safe, both inside and outside the gates, and the Rose Bowl posts specific language at all entrances informing patrons that their image may be captured.
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Patreon CEO Jack Conte Patreon CEO Jack Conte But the problem with the fee change was that it prevented batching payments so patrons would pay just one processing fee for all their different pledges, and instead charged patrons the fee on every different campaign they support.
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Bartenders who serve alcohol to obviously inebriated patrons can be sued if those patrons cause car accidents; grocery stores can be held accountable for failing to clean up spills that lead to injuries; employers can be liable for failing to respond to reports of sexual harassment.
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" —Celia E. "Patrons can use a magazine app called Flipster where they can read magazines for free!
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The lockout laws prohibit patrons from entering licensed venues in Sydney's city centre after 1:30 a.m.
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The pop-up allowed patrons to submerge themselves in colorful balls while imbibing bright cocktails to match.
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And so did the patrons watching from the bar that her father owns in Delray Beach, Florida.
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In exposing them, I hope restaurateurs will take note: You may be deafening your staff and patrons.
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The press release indicates that Poulu's lyrics praise traders, blacksmiths, a marabout, and of course her patrons.
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Yeah, so the number of patrons with multiple pledges has been increasing over the last year, especially.
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Longtime patrons of Arlene's Flowers in Richland, they approached owner Barronelle Stutzman about arrangements for their wedding.
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Three members of the event's security team were killed trying to protect patrons inside, the festival said.
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But an overhaul of its fee structure announced yesterday has creators furious and patrons leaving in droves.
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The new structure—and why everyone is so angry—passes those processor fees on to patrons instead.
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Within 30 minutes, the friends had heard other patrons saying the man had returned with a gun.
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The policies discuss what employees should do if they experience sexual misconduct, difficult patrons, and other issues.
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And if not for the living, perhaps the Libertarian Party's patrons will come from beyond the grave.
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Usually we are dealing with responsible bartenders and responsible patrons who are not out to be overserved.
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The line to the bathroom soon backed up past the bar, and patrons began to get testy.
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The patrons the club did admit had tickets both real and fake, Jazzlyn Douglas, a manager, said.
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Four regular patrons at Pulse also told the Orlando Sentinel they had seen Omar Mateen there before.
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With this promotion, loyal Starbuck patrons will get a daily discount now through the end of August.
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She's cursing and makes a scene when she breaks a glass in front of the shocked patrons.
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A second video showed the man continuing to yell at other patrons and employees after being tackled.
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Allegedly they were some of the most polite patrons he had seen, but were just mostly naked.
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This means creators actually took home a lower percentage of pledges than their patrons may have realized.
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Regardless, many brave theme park patrons continued lining up for the ride after it became operational again.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton greets patrons at Mapps Coffee on March 1, 2016 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Patrons can he heard screaming after one staffer reaches out and snatches the snake by its head.
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She even goes into the crowd to give one of their regular patrons a special lap dance.
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Mobley went inside the restaurant where managers were ushering patrons and staff to the walk-in freezer.
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His announcement surprised even his own staff—and appeared to have been penned by his Saudi patrons.
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EVEN before they enter the Asmoro bar, a nightclub in central Jakarta, patrons can hear the music.
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Patrons who support creators also report that their contributions are being marked as fraud by their banks.
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IN MOST cinemas, films are preceded by a polite request that patrons switch off their mobile phones.
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"One group wants to find patrons and aims to get an advantage in the market," he said.
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"The film became too much for a couple patrons," TIFF spokesman Ryan Werner told the Hollywood Reporter.
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"hot seats," where patrons can pay $703 at the door to get bumped and grinded on stage.
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Health officials warned patrons who ate at a Paragould Little Caesars restaurant between July 19 to Aug.
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Some patrons were locals, while others were tourists from elsewhere in the United States or even abroad.
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Starbucks patrons can expect to see the cups for a few days only beginning on March 16.
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"Having these posters will remind patrons they have the power to say no," Espinal told Bedford + Bowery.
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Anti-Assad rebels, split between nationalists and Islamists, are splintered and abandoned by their half-hearted patrons.
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In the original conception of Patreon, patrons would pay per piece of content that a creator made.
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On Wednesday's episode of the long-running soap opera, the reality stars will play coffee shop patrons.
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Outside of the annual comic con, his branch provides patrons with tablets and virtual reality painting rigs.
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Employees also used handheld metal detectors to check patrons for firearms before they could enter the club.
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Selling affordable, well-made vibrators to Whole Foods patrons may not have been Ethan Imboden's original vision.
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While some faces in the crowd are longtime bar patrons, they no longer come here to drink.
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McDonald's has long struggled to find a balance between offering value and premium options to its patrons.
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In the now-infamous vid ... Ciara argues with several patrons, but doesn't allude to any racist behavior.
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As police continue their investigation, businesses in the area are taking steps to keep their patrons safe.
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In the cold months, patrons spend evenings near the fireplace playing darts in the subterranean parlor bar.
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Worse, changing the menu to serve her capricious desires risked alienating the chain's older, more conservative patrons.
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Patrons like Patricia Phelps de Cisneros and Estrellita Brodsky have helped museums build their Latin American collections.
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This will leave the Taliban at the mercy of their foreign patrons and the sale of opium.
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Others sold out public schools for campaign contributions from the charter industry and its Wall Street patrons.
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The patrons of the hotel would be ridiculous if they were not so miserable, and vice versa.
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For a few moments, the bar quieted to an uneasy hush as patrons took in the news.
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As proposed, it would prohibit restaurants from using single-use dishes or containers when patrons eat in.
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When they get thirsty, patrons can head to the walk-in wine cellar at The Dining Room.
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The owners are patrons of the arts, and there is plenty of wall space for hanging paintings.
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Most of the patrons were in groups of two, clearly on the traditional form of a date.
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It's not clear whether those patrons were targeted, she said, adding they included children younger than 10.
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The storytelling sessions, which began in December, are advertised as appropriate for all patrons of all ages.
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Business Insider asked real bartenders to share what it is they'd like to tell patrons, but can't.
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LinkedIn recently built LinkedIn Studio, where they record and livestream talks with company executives and famous patrons.
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The Aurora theater murderer selected a "gun-free" theater, which forbade licensed handgun carry by its patrons.
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A moment later, Stone finally settled in by a window, comfortably beyond earshot of the other patrons.
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But here, unlike the white gay clubs, the patrons appreciated, and in fact reveled in, black beauty.
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The store's patrons were Poles, Lithuanians and Italians who labored in nearby factories and the Navy Yard.
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He told her the grackles were bold in snatching items from tables that patrons had just vacated.
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He turned up the volume, unconcerned about the other patrons looking over in annoyance, and laughed loudly.
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He heard screams, and shouts of "Allahu akbar," as the gunmen sought out patrons who were hiding.
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Restaurants tend to have independent identities from the hotels and draw a large share of local patrons.
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Several bar patrons also expressed enthusiasm about the unusually lucrative fundraiser so soon after the last election.
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She even hosts Sunday salons to discuss race, gender and gentrification — all issues relevant to her patrons.
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Now and then patrons looked at him in wonder, as you would when encountering unfrozen '70s Man.
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When traveling through the Talofofo and Ugum Rivers, patrons can see wildlife in and around the river.
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Nearby, alarmed patrons who were in what appeared to be an establishment's outdoor seating area hurry away.
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How could he make this upbringing funny to the tipsy patrons of Joe's Bar on Weed Street?
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Ms. Polleri decided that the best way to reassure patrons was to take a wink-wink approach.
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But it was as if his own embarrassment eclipsed the sunbeams from the patrons and his peers.
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Police brutally beat several of the patrons and detained 16 people that night, two of whom escaped.
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Everyone understands good food and to think that they do not is very disrespectful to your patrons.
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Harry returns to the diner and tries to convince the other patrons of what he's just heard.
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Her John had caused a scene, demanding a manager and laying into the establishment and its patrons.
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In the 2016 version of Luke's, will he be handing patrons Wi-Fi passwords with their pancakes?
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Last week it experienced a higher-than-normal volume of declines from banks of charges to patrons.
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There's no app to download and no handling a clunky headset that infected patrons have coughed on.
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The goal: Interact with bartenders and other patrons in an effort to generate good will and sales.
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In June 1994, two gunmen killed six patrons watching a World Cup game in a Loughinisland pub.
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In Albany, libraries have started to keep files on some patrons and temporarily ban those who overdose.
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"There were lots of sweet, knowing smiles" among some of the respectful patrons, a source tells PEOPLE.
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In response, his international patrons — Russia and Iran — began increasing their support in the fall of 2015.
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Like at Cipriani, patrons will be able to sip glasses of wine and relax at outdoor tables.
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But patrons who tried to collect his artwork were sometimes offered a refund instead of a painting.
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And soon the Sunni kingdom became one of the most reliable patrons of the American defense industry.
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For his documentary, Mr. Jacoby filmed Mr. Hambleton as he procrastinated and battled with his anxious patrons.
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But Cersei should be careful: The Golden Company turns on patrons who don't pay up on time.
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Patrons from an earlier cruise to Mexico aboard the same ship had also tested positive for coronavirus.
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Patrons can use their original tickets, or get a refund if they can't attend the later date.
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Buried in that document are disturbing examples of the coziness between the scientists and their industry patrons.
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Patrons are prohibited from borrowing books and using computers once their overdue fees surpass $20, not $10.
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That's not a reference to actors dissatisfied with their dressing rooms or patrons griping about their seats.
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During the performance, patrons were moved — actually lifted up in their seats — from once section to others.
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On a quieter stretch of John Street, patrons lined up outside Pho Tau Bay, a popular restaurant.
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Now there's evidence that loud background music affects patrons' food choices — and not in a good way.
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Since the fall of the Soviet Union, rich Russians have emerged as influential patrons of the arts.
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Patrons packed local restaurants, barely glancing at televisions bearing news of Pyongyang's latest threat against their home.
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But to Mr. Clark, and many former patrons, there is still a need for clubs like Langston's.
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The other patrons, who had moved from cocktails to Bud Lights and Coronas, chattered over the music.
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A popular restaurant nearby that used to turn away black patrons had begrudgingly begun to seat them.
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On Sundays during football season, patrons will have to compete for parking with Giants and Jets fans.
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In Indianapolis, young patrons at Gallery Pastry Shop are ordering lavender-pear lemonade, served in Champagne flutes.
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" He said that Blue Note patrons know they will get "top-quality entertainment, great night-life experience.
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He also agrees that it's nearly impossible to prevent patrons from leaking content, despite identifying software stickers.
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The billionaire spends about $150,000 a year on stationary to thank patrons for visiting his many establishments.
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A couple of patrons came in and asked her to put on the inauguration, so she did.
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No shocked guards stopped me or shooed away the many smaller patrons who were doing the same.
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The attack risked drawing the U.S. more deeply into a conflict with Syria's patrons, Russia and Iran.
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After dispersing, patrons who witnessed the standoff expressed their disappointment at the museum's handling of the protest.
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No shocked guards stopped me or shooed away the many smaller patrons who were doing the same.
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This was his first esports arena, and he was not sure what to expect from the patrons.
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There were at least 10 patrons already at the bar, even though it was barely 5 p.m.
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Patrons at a bar in Barcelona, a city where young professionals have arrived from around the world.
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Major patrons, including the shah of Iran and President Gaafar al-Nimeiry of Sudan, fell from power.
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Gym patrons follow the steps on a giant video screen embedded in the floor, no trainer required.
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The industry's longstanding estimate is that between 98 percent and 99 percent of casino patrons gamble responsibly.
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The patrons in the scene sport business attire, but today the restaurant has a relaxed, neighborhood feel.
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Our patrons include elected officials, White House and congressional staffers, lobbyists, nonprofits, foreign officials, and Embassy staff.
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The ALA would have you believe such patrons have no business questioning the acquisition decisions of libraries.
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Woolworth's corporate policy had been to "abide by local custom" and keep black and white patrons separated.
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Of the dozens of patrons in the place, he said he knew most of them by name.
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A food truck that serves Philly cheesesteaks and hoagies ($15) is often parked outside for exiting patrons.
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Last Friday the New York Public Library let patrons stream videos and movies for the first time.
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He gunned down patrons on the dance floor and sprayed bullets at others cowering in bathroom stalls.
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In historical art shown at Tefaf, women are more often patrons than artists (unless they were models).
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The police said she violated a law that prohibits dancers from touching patrons during a strip tease.
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The store, according to many patrons and employees, seemed successful, which made its closing even more alarming.
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Patrons protested with unusual passion not granted to the thousands of closings recently announced by other retailers.
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As ill-informed patrons readily discover, the biggest faux pas of all is to use a knife.
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But the patient patrons waiting for over an hour for entry weren't there to see a headliner.
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Friedlander and Fureigh say they were overwhelmed by the positive response from curious patrons and museum employees.
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But casinos on The Strip and elsewhere aren't sure if they can let patrons gamble with it.
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Instead, patrons were focused only on jockeying for position with hopes of getting up close with Woods.
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And now it is telling libraries that it won't let patrons continue to use its LinkedIn training materials, as they have for 20 years, unless patrons sign up for a LinkedIn account and allow Microsoft to gather data on them, even if such tracking may violate some state laws.
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They also include more controversial and ideologically charged creators, like the makers of a new Jeffrey Epstein-focused podcast called TrueAnon (2,600 patrons contributing $11,000 a month to support the hosts "in capturing the pedo elites") or the right-wing online magazine Quillette (2,100 patrons contributing $15,000 monthly).
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Also, many of our patrons live in urban food deserts so accessing grocery stores is often very difficult.
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To be a tea doctor, patiently serving while patrons talk, seems a good ambition for a China columnist.
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Though considering the popularity of the seasonal flavor, we certainly hope patrons aren't limited to just one doughnut.
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Other patrons whispered of wizardry and deception, wary of the technological advancement, and finding the projection conceivably impossible.
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I also hope restaurant patrons will start, er, raising their voices about this, or voting with their feet.
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Regardless, venue operators will likely be dealing with some pissed off patrons through no fault of their own.
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A line snakes down the street, and bouncers inform soggy patrons that it's already one-in, one-out.
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Meek suffered multiple gunshot wounds while he barricaded himself between the gunman and other patrons, the friend added.
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Patrons like John Golding, who'd recently celebrated twenty-five years of marriage to his wife, appreciated these precautions.
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They benefit from their patrons' stronger credit rating (as it is the buyer who eventually pays the bank).
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The hotel's restaurant, the Kitchen, is a hot social scene, with patrons glancing up to see who's who.
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It's a cut of the market that he says is growing faster than the traditional, family gathering patrons.
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They are presumably hoping to avoid offending both their patrons in Beijing and their customers in Hong Kong.
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In a viral video, Chubbs ambles through the green fields, unbothered by the audibly freaked out course patrons.
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" It added that "Creators often take home a lower percentage of their Patreon income than patrons may realize.
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The entire thing would also be held in the middle of the resort, inviting other patrons to watch.
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Seeing the giant block letters that spelled INFORMATION looming above our heads, patrons often approached us with questions.
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One character, Charlotte (Liv Lisa Fries), is a regular at a gay bar, where patrons regularly cross-dress.
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And Italians tend to drink coffee in small portions, rather than the large ones familiar to Starbucks patrons.
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Materials such as paint and canvas often still have to be brought in the luggage of foreign patrons.
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Liu Xiaodong, a Chinese artist, paints portraits of migrant workers in a medium often reserved for powerful patrons.
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Police may not even try as the authorities and their political patrons are often in league with traffickers.
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According to the Daily Beast, some of the patrons at Borderline were survivors of the Las Vegas massacre.
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If a deal emerges that fails to satisfy Mr Hariri's Saudi patrons, then the smiles may not last.
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Nearly 75 patrons, sitting on chairs, the floor, or leaning against walls were spellbound for the entire presentation.
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In Case 1000, he is accused of accepting expensive gifts from rich patrons in return for political favours.
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To bar patrons, Nectar's pourers and stoppers look exactly like every other pourer and stopper on the market.
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One council member said he planned to record the business' patrons entering the building and shame them online.
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We also value the privacy of our patrons, and posting of credit card receipts violates our confidentiality policy.
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" During a tangle with his bosses, Michelangelo moaned: "I cannot live under pressures from patrons, let alone paint.
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Some patrons get handwritten notes of thanks, or a visit to the studio where a show is filmed.
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The deep-pocketed patrons of Bevel, another shaving start-up, spend nearly $50 per order, Slice's data found.
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Before Uber and Lyft, the many patrons of Austin's notorious nightlife had few reliable alternatives to drunk driving.
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Meanwhile, according to KMGH, the bar full of shocked patrons were left to deal with the chaos themselves.
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The film cuts to a crowded Harlem speakeasy in which the literary men are the only white patrons.
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White started nursing him, but other patrons, an older man and a mom of two, started to complain.
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Several patrons broke windows to allow others to escape, cutting themselves on shards of glass as they exited.
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Lo's hearse pulls up to the club and a mourners/patrons observe a candle-lit moment of silence.
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The attack occurred just after 10:30 PM last night as patrons were leaving an Ariana Grande concert.
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At the time of the incident, bar patrons were watching a University of Kansas basketball game on television.
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Several restaurant employees told cops they witnessed the 'shroom abuse and added that Joseline's behavior scared other patrons.
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Zagat recommends patrons order the sautéed langoustine, crispy black bass, yellowfin tuna, foie gras, and the toasted baguette.
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In it, patrons of the packed club can be seen fleeing the scene after the gunfire is heard.
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Before the shooting, patrons could be seen dancing as a group of rappers performed on a small stage.
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On Sunday, Incognito was spotted at a Florida bar partying with several people and buying shots for patrons.
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KFC hopes its new serving bowls are so finger lickin' good, its patrons would end up eating them.
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Lunch patrons were evacuated when smoke started to fill the restaurant and the Bev Hills building around it.
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Hotels across the city are closing their pools and asking patrons to be water conscious during their stay.
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In turn, the creators usually provide these paying fans, known as patrons, with bonus content through the platform.
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Uoharu built its customer base largely by word-of-mouth, and many of its patrons have become regulars.
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That's the freedom of a man with nothing to lose, who seeks no patrons and scorns public repute.
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Subway patrons have been enjoying occasional periods of time when $5 footlongs appear on the menu since 2007.
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To this day, all the cooks, including Kovalenko, are volunteers, and the majority of the patrons are parishioners.
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Private security guards in front of Southern Nights frisked patrons with all the invasiveness of a root canal.
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But now the hard-working couple is facing a medical crisis, and their patrons are returning the sweetness.
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Andrea Cohen, an owner of Bongo restaurant, where the Ramrod was, said numerous patrons knew about the killings.
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But those lucky patrons will be able to enjoy white-chocolate and cacao-flavored sauces on their fries.
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A long banquette and a few tables offer patrons a place to gather and set down their beakers.
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Once inside, patrons picked up the ringing phones to see footage from the film on a small screen.
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But Assad and his patrons must be stopped, and if America does not take the lead, who will?
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Most Thursdays found the boys on Fairview, waiting for the bars to leak their patrons into the morning.
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It was hard to distinguish who among the young, hip, diverse crowd were staff and who were patrons.
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Michelangelo fears becoming the subject of his new Ottoman patrons, but the court's resources are at his disposal.
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"The officers also observed Ms. Clifford fondling the breasts of female patrons," Franklin County Municipal Court records show.
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Interest groups attempting to shape the debate also have financial patrons with a clear stake in the outcome.
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Often Mr. McDermott discovered patrons in his yard and urinating in his driveway, and he called the police.
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Fellow diners describe them as unfailingly gracious patrons who apologize for the intrusiveness of their Secret Service detail.
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Studio has an institutional responsibility to consider the safety of our staff, patrons, community, event organizers and attendees.
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Elsa's flight to brownstone Brooklyn is reflected in its patrons, too—a cool-dad aesthetic pervades the crowd.
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He said officials will promote local businesses to 1,100 staff members and patrons at the ranch trading post.
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Two women, believed to be patrons of the day spa, are undergoing surgery and are expected to survive.
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Minutes before the overnight hotel siege on January 15, they shot patrons at a cafe across the street.
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Both countries offered political, financial and material assistance to Islamist groups and became important patrons in the region.
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Let us go then, you and I, like patrons searching for a table at Sexy Unique Restaurant Restaurant.
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This year's theme, "Partners," highlights art created by husbands and wives, artists and models, painters and their patrons.
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Online videos showed uniformed personnel directing mall patrons out of the building and customers fleeing down an escalator.
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So for some deaf patrons, interpreters are there to help fill in the blanks that lip-reading cannot.
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Bar patrons resisted police, and the resulting riot became a pivotal moment in the fight for LGBTQ rights.
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I reacted by trying to provide some alcohol to some patrons, which wound up getting me in trouble.
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There are also plenty of quick eating spots to accommodate the young, busy patrons who frequent the street.
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Hotels, casinos, tourist attractions and other businesses will probably tell you they don't want to inconvenience their patrons.
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Later, though, if their patrons had become a political headache for the government, their cases might suddenly resurface.
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Coachella patrons don't have to be embarrassed by their dogs' lack of flower crown options any longer. Finally.
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Dealing with customers Patrons might also be curious about whether workers serving them are affected by the virus.
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The trend is significant for a predigital art form that often worries about the age of its patrons.
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Patrons in China sometimes line up for hours to get into one of Haidilao's nearly 300 domestic restaurants.
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A brawl reportedly ensued, with about four of the cafe's staff and patrons receiving some kind of injury.
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Hotel bars may be as ubiquitous as A.T.M.s these days, but how many cater specifically to queer patrons?
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The Playlist Up front, a mix of mellow slow-groove R&B kept patrons at the bar swaying.
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And there's no doubt that it does actually help small and local businesses when they have dedicated patrons.
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Although some of the venues in Melbourne are legal, the stigma lingers and patrons keep themselves to themselves.
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Capacity is 2000; patrons sit on benches or movable wooden chairs in a circle around the performance space.
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