This strategy, according to Bezos, leaves Earth an idyllic paradise: a place to go on vacation, a place to go to college—in other words, a place for the elite.
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"We're trying to make this more of an experience, a place to go to rather than a place to go through," said Alexandra Jaritz, global head for Tru by Hilton.
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So the place to go may be where they are.
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Without a place to go every day, my routine suffered.
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The Queen West neighborhood is a wonderful place to go.
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"Europa provisionally is a great place to go," Lunine said.
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They were all dressed up with no place to go.
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Target is the place to go for that, Palmer says.
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Women had no place to go for health care services.
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Leaving those in the middle with no place to go.
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Need the perfect place to go on a romantic date?
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The man deserves to have a place to go worship.
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"Now, they have one less place to go," he said.
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Any place to go for bars and all this — done.
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Certainly gay men appreciated having such a place to go.
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But I had a great place to go — the movies.
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The Allen & Co. conference seemed like the place to go.
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Without a safe place to go to, that amplifies anxiety.
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And I figured that was a good place to go.
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By then, though, Miss Brennan had another place to go.
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And so they may as well do it because it's not like anybody has any place to go to jump ship in the same way that nobody had any place to go with Windows.
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Instagram is very quickly becoming the place to go for everything.
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Japan is another good place to go big on asset management.
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Sure — the only place to go from the premiere is up.
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It's a dangerous place to go and usually doesn't end well.
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If you have to work, it's a good place to go.
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And Del Taco is pitching itself as the place to go.
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How they have a place to go and make a complaint.
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But in the darkest hours, Dracula is the place to go.
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Although, my all-time favorite place to go is Puerto Rico.
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Nearby La Respuesta is the place to go for live music.
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I think that's not a bad place to go back to.
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We were put into place to go outside of New York City.
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We were exhausted, we smelled, and we had no place to go.
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I feel like it shouldn't be a scary place to go to.
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It felt so farfetched, this is the craziest first place to go.
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PSVR isn't the place to go for full-on room-scale games.
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It's a really dark place to go and do that every day.
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According to Hip2Save, there's no better place to go than Sam's Club.
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The Arkansas Delta is a great place to go very, very big.
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And we're just lucky that we have a place to go home.
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When you're at the bottom, the only place to go is up.
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"I had a nest, a place to go back to," he said.
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Your privacy makes you my No. 1 place to go No. 2.
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Luckily, they had a different place to go that was higher up.
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And BritBox becomes the place to go for classic "Doctor Who" episodes.
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The theatre is a paradoxical place to go in search of empathy.
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That statement: if you need a supercomputer, Apple's still the place to go.
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Nordstrom will no longer be the place to go for Ivanka Trump fashion.
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It's also known as the place to go to find black trans women.
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They have no other place to go but to think about killing themselves.
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"There's really no place to go out and meet quality people," she says.
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"It is the perfect place to go and slit many throats," Wexler wrote.
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I think that's a terrific place to go if the market comes down.
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In some areas of Ghouta, entire families have no safe place to go.
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Yelp reviewers have described Knead Doughnuts as "magical" and "the place to go."
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Now, fortunately, it is a place to go and they've been great partners.
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For the top brands, there's no better place to go than Southampton Village.
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She was cremated, and there was no place to go and pay respects.
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Nas creatively chose a cowardly and dishonest place to go which is painful.
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London: Another European favorite, London is the place to go for fun shopping.
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Smarter Living, along with Cooking, is the place to go for such articles.
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The problem for sellers is they often have no other place to go.
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The problem for sellers is they often have no other place to go.
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And you're right, a lot of people don't have a place to go.
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I found myself in trouble baby,And I had no place to go.
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Augies Deli is the place to go if you're seeking a quick sandwich.
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Plus, it's the place to go for practical insights and how-to content.
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Most of these latter-day stragglers have no place to go back to.
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Kingston, Ontario, seemed like the obvious place to go to explore the issue.
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When you step in a puddle, your socks have a place to go.
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"New York is my favorite place to go in the U.S.," she said.
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But fantasy is not a bad place to go when reality proves unbearable.
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"The best place to go is in fairly short duration credit," he said.
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"The rain is not going to have any place to go," he said.
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"Especially late in the game, he gives you a place to go," Clifford said.
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"It's unfortunate it happened here, because this is the place to go," she said.
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It is your real-time news source so it's a great place to go.
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Once chemo was over, the only place to go from rock bottom was up.
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Danny L Harle: It seemed like a fun, absurd and relevant place to go.
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"One place to go for everything," said Levy, describing what the centre will offer.
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"We had no place to go when they tore down the projects," she said.
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The best place to go for a clear look at these is Microsoft's Store.
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It seems like a good place to go when you have little of either.
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Translation: They're the place to go if you want more hair, not smooth hair.
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"If you have no place to go, go to your neighborhood mosque," he said.
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According to Fitzgerald, Canandaigua is the best place to go for a good meal.
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So, if you're looking for that, then this is the wrong place to go.
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The moon is a great place to go for that because it's so close.
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"It was the perfect place to go chill for a few days," she says.
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What's the best place to go for a good cup of coffee or tea?
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As a performer it gives you hope that there's still a place to go.
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"We don't like Frankfurt but that's the only place to go," the source said.
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It keeps introducing us to choreographers who have almost no other place to go.
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Santa Fe is the place to go not just for architecture, but for art.
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I think that the National Review is generally not a bad place to go.
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No, it's a horrible place to go with comics, doing the snake-style layout.
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Arctica and the Ice Caps is the place to go if you're looking for ice.
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Arctica and the Ice Caps is the place to go if you're looking for ice.
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Abu Hasira Street is the place to go in Gaza City for the freshest fish.
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No Place to Go: How Public Toilets Fail Our Private Needs is available Sept. 11.
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It does at least give users a place to go if they're searching for help.
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If you're stuck in a beauty rut, the best place to go is the drugstore.
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We have no heart or saving grace,no place to go, no reason to remain.
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If you're in Pyongyang and have the cash, "Junko" bar is the place to go.
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It was the place to go to catch your favorite celebrity just chilling and partying.
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School buildings will be open for students who need a place to go, officials said.
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Fresh Story is a great place to go for gifts as well as culinary inspiration.
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"No Particular Place to Go" (1964) A dense plot informs this Berry chestnut from 1964.
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"There is no place to go, just yama (mountains)," she said, mixing English and Japanese.
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And until now, the town hall meeting had been the safe, reliable place to go.
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It's a place to go when you want to celebrate your life as an animal.
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Best Buy is the place to go for deals on the Apple Watch Series 4.
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Television, especially network level, was the place to go for politics, news, and political advertising.
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Europa is looking like a better and better place to go hunting for alien life.
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It's a great place to go if you want to start your day off right.
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Here's the right place to go for this week's tips on saving money and more.
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It's a place to go if you're struggling to cope and you need immediate help.
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With her apartment destroyed, she found herself in the hospital with no place to go.
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Lyrics to "No Particular Place to Go" and "You Never Can Tell" were brain-jazzing.
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Everyone, now and again, can do with a nicer place to go to the bathroom.
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"From Beijing's prospective, there's no place to go but down in releasing her," Richardson said.
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The most obvious place to go for this funding is the Department of Homeland Security.
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If he doesn't make it to the US, Joachin has no other place to go.
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So bringing Chouffe into the mix here seems like a really natural place to go.
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But as Manchester locals know, Zouk is the place to go for unforgettable Indian food.
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Match is the place to go when eharmony is way too serious and full of people too old for you, and the place to go when you're tired of Tinder matches hitting you up to have sex and then never talking to you again.
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If you want access to Marvel superheroes in TV shows, this is the place to go.
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There still is the misconception that Vimeo is a place to go to watch online video.
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It's a wire service, it's a place to go to get information and read interesting stories.
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To me, on the face of it, there's no obvious place to go, no obvious story.
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If you want to watch people play 'Destiny' all day you have a place to go.
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Growing up in Oklahoma, if we went out, Steak and Ale was the place to go.
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I hope that people who have left now feel they have a safe place to go.
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We know the last data points are positive, so that is the best place to go.
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But if you want to get a little more serious, what's the next place to go?
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Founded in the 1970s, it was the place to go for high-quality porn for decades.
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Mondo was the place to go, which we didn't know about, but we soon found out.
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The idea is that anyone and everyone has a place to go for safe, healthy conversations.
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The most obvious place to go looking — the company's terms and conditions — doesn't appear to exist.
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But we realized we were on this bubble and the only place to go was down.
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I didn't have a plan, a place to go, any savings or separate assets or anything.
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They needed a place to go, needed a place to be a part of something positive.
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CNN: Beyond giving kids a safe place to go, what do you hope your program provides?
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After a while, they no longer had any logical place to go on a Sunday walk.
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The officer takes cover, and a second officer arrived, giving Pappas virtually no place to go.
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All three had known addicts who wanted to get clean but had no place to go.
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"That hallway was considered the place to go," some dude in a hat told me wistfully.
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It was now dusk, and there was no place to go and no bus in sight.
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There's only one place to go," Dresnok told filmmakers for the 2006 documentary "Crossing the Line.
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I think social media is the worst place to go after a breakup for sure. Damn.
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You want to find them a safe place to go, but you don't always know how.
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This made the store appear more like a museum showcase than a place to go shopping.
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I love movies and entertainment and so L.A. seemed like a really cool place to go.
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With no money and no place to go, she and the kids clamber into a car.
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When it came time to return to port, it had trouble finding a place to go.
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It's a good place to go on vacation, to fall in love, to have a wedding.
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Montana is a place to go when you want to be far from everyone and everything.
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Customer: The guy from the hostel told us that it&aposs a good place to go.
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The case is "if you want any return, it's the only place to go," he said.
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"I like to get up in the morning and have a place to go," she said.
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Democratic voters with reservations about her had only one place to go in 2016: to Sanders.
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"If you are doing a Russia probe, Cyprus is the place to go," Mr. Quigley said.
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Also, while you solve Morton J. Mendelson's puzzle, you'll need to find a place to go.
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So, is this more acceptable because it&aposs not as hard to find another place to go?
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Argyle Street is the place to go for pho, bahn mi, and all other delicious Vietnamese eats.
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While many sites claim to give a free credit report, the official place to go is AnnualCreditReport.com.
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It looks like Twitter isn't the place to go if you want the latest scoop on West.
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" "We knew that if they kicked us off that platform we would have no place to go.
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But what happens when people don't need a "third place" to go anymore because they're staying home?
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We think that's a great place to go with touch and that's what the Touch Bar is.
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That's why Amazon is the place to go to find the affordable prom dress of your dreams.
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Yelp is a great place to go if you're looking to air your frustrations with any establishment.
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They want to make sure that you have a safe place to go and a ride home.
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This is the place to go if you've ever felt shy about asking questions about the virus.
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"I didn't think it was my place to go searching into his history at Columbia," she said.
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" But Mr. Gabriel finds the broader implications, too, as he sings, "There's no safe place to go.
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And current interest rates are now at historic lows, with virtually no place to go but up.
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Everlane is the place to go if you're looking for wardrobe basics at fair and transparent prices.
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Your driver made my day Sounds like Ireland is the place to go for awesome bus drivers.
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Some students who have been asked to move off campus may not have another place to go.
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A few were working the night shift in Butler Library so they had a place to go.
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Students who live on campus and have no other place to go will have access to housing.
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Mr. Smith was "on the ground, unarmed, hands up, with no place to go," Mr. Chisholm said.
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The school year finally started, and the kids had some place to go — me, not so much.
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It was only a few moments later that she remembered to think of a place to go.
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Youthlink Opportunity Center will be open 24/7 to ensure young people have a place to go.
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The women are energized and they are engaged and they are looking for a place to go.
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I did some research and realized it was a completely troubled place to go with a family.
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YouTubeIf you want to see how multiple news organizations are covering results, YouTube is the place to go.
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But if you come looking for bread, there's only one place to go: "mother" Zohra and her boys.
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With no place to go, Kaylin went to a library and they helped her get to the hospital.
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"It was just a place to go and get high," Adam Schlesinger of Fountains of Wayne told Spin.
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He has no option but to leave, and without a place to go, he stays on the street.
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How can I live my life with no job, no money, and no place to go home to?
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I didn't have any place to go and ended up sleeping on my mom's couch for a year.
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Sure enough, our visit led me to believe that Spark is a wonderful place to go to school.
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Rich American tourists quickly understood that Paris was the place to go to drink legally, Monti reminds us.
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Factoring in clouds, where is the best place to go that maximizes our chances of seeing this spectacle?
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As usual, Apple isn't actually the best place to go to if you want deals on Apple products.
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The idea was to give people a place to go to be informed about the products they're using.
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If you want to go to college for free in California, the place to go is San Francisco.
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But I just wanted to get high with this girl, and I had no other place to go.
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Europa has long been considered a good place to go hunting for alien life in the solar system.
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The Colchester Causeway runs three miles across Lake Champlain and is a scenic place to go bike riding.
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Best of nightlife: If you're looking for a fun night out, Canandaigua Lake is the place to go.
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" At an event a few weeks later, he added, "Maybe it's the best place to go and smoke.
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If so, the idea of Chumley's as a place to go on a date is one of them.
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Irazú is a great place to go if there are both vegetarians and meat-eaters in your party.
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So like I said, if you want to try to land, that's probably the best place to go.
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"I felt like the male counterpart to my female customers didn't have any place to go," she said.
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But we don't have any other place to go, we cannot afford to rent a house somewhere else.
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PondA good place to go hang out when you get too hot and/or thirsty in the sun.
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My parents actually took them in as their own children when they didn't have a place to go.
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Yet it was a natural place to go for Mr. Cohen, who was Donald J. Trump's personal lawyer.
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Change is key: What is different in each destination that makes it a place to go right now?
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The university is also instructing students to speak with their dean if they have no place to go.
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Baylan, founded by an Armenian immigrant in 21920, is the place to go for a sleek, classic atmosphere.
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All I want is some chickens and a garden and place to go fishing once in a while.
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Best nightlife: If you're looking for a fun night out, Jerman says Lahaina is the place to go.
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Zillow has long been known as the place to go when you're looking to buy a new home.
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The suicide ledge is a good place to go to feel small—presumably that's why it was chosen.
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Red Mountain is also a good place to go solo, as quite a few of its guests do.
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But If you're looking for something quick and cheap, Juan in a Million is the place to go.
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The J is, in short, a place to go about the business of a regular, unremarkably American life.
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Tim Cook: Our stores are also the best place to go discover, explore, and experience our new products.
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If you want to get in the holiday spirit im diesem Augenblick, Germany is the place to go.
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An American Red Cross emergency shelter was opened at Santa Barbara's fairgrounds for anyone with no place to go.
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He tells me he shares the opinion that Yelp isn't always the best place to go for thoughtful criticism.
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The kid being both victim and aggressor is just such a transgressive place to go in a murder story.
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"It is not the easiest place to go into, but worth it," she was quoted saying in the statement.
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But I've come so far at this point that I really only have one place to go: onward, blindly.
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Helping hand Thousands of students in Chicago need a place to go while the city's teachers are on strike.
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"The people who are staying are the people who don't have a place to go, or can't afford it."
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"We are here in the event that they feel like they don't have a place to go," Stein said.
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If you're looking for farm-fresh fast food along the West Coast, Farmer Boys is the place to go.
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New Delhi (CNN)India may soon no longer be the place to go for childless couples wanting a baby.
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It just depends on whether you find the right place to go and the right people to speak to.
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So if you're shopping for a Southern belle this holiday season, Draper James is definitely the place to go.
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"Share mode is the place to go when you need to share your work with others," the company explains.
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I was just struck by the stores; they were just a really stunning place to go and look around.
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It's my favorite place to go when I just want to go to the beach or just see family.
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The Hamas (folks) have to have a place to go where they can be simultaneously isolated and talked to.
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I remember commenting to Brock at the time that wouldn't this be a great place to go to school.
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The Reader Center is the place to go with your story ideas, questions and feedback about The Times's coverage.
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Catholicism forbade cremation, and crypts were already a public-health nightmare, so the only place to go was down.
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A reminder, however, that the CDC website is the place to go for vital news — not Hudgens' Instagram Live.
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We need to be offering customers an experience, not just a place to go shopping and pick up products.
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"I just never felt like that was the first place to go, to define myself by race," she said.
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Give me a good review on Yelp," she deadpanned, as he added, "Swift Nails is the place to go.
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According to Needham, the place to go for Napa Valley's best wine is a 280-acre estate called Quintessa.
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The Pavilion is the place to go on Saturday nights, so it is certain that they will meet again.
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The Amazon, relied on for centuries for rubber trees, minerals and fertile land, was the obvious place to go.
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He did die because he was too indecisive to find a place to go for a drink, after all.
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A great place to go for buying advice, or for inspiration, or to show off your own plant collection.
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But there's no place to go in California politics, with the governor's race already crowded with well-known Democrats.
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But I still think that it's important to have a place to go to experience film in a community.
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From a distance, it looks marooned and useless, a bridge with no connections, no place to go, no point.
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Again, it is hard to imagine, but 2005, 2006, there wasn't a place to go see that stuff — Yeah.
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Great place to go if you sort of want to dance but don't want the pressure of a club.
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When he finished, I laid there with a swollen head, thinking, 'You're pregnant and you have no place to go.
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Radio Shack Before you could buy everything online, if you needed tech equipment there was only one place to go.
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"It is the immediate place to go if someone themselves are in crisis or if you know someone in crisis."
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The country has been known as the place to go in Europe to buy guns for decades, an official says.
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It's the place to go if you've ever wondered how to incorporate beets into everything from banh mi to martinis.
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However, as new research suggests, Tinder probably isn't the place to go if you want to feel better about yourself.
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People use Twitter because it's the best place to go to find real-time information and opinion on the internet.
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"Even though it had such a small capacity, in its day it was a ferocious place to go," he explained.
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" "He had people sleeping on his couch, he had people living with him, when they had no place to go.
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"If you don't have any money and no food, no place to go, survival is the first thing," she said.
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Ainsley Earhardt, another co-host, came to Waters' defense, saying O'Reilly had no place to go after a woman's appearance.
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After [I was an] undergrad at Yale, New York was a natural place to go, but I never worked there.
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Even if one is fortunate enough to have an insurance card, they still need a place to go for care.
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Sort of breakthrough opportunity ... It's a place to go and do their lessons and stuff like that, and sitting there.
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Following this surprisingly entertaining morning, there was only place to go celebrate our successful first day of Baby DJ School.
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But in many communities, already embattled reproductive health clinics are still the place to go if you need a LARC.
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And their movie is not affected until the tag, and that just gives us a place to go [in "Endgame"].
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"You have a place to go to address payday loans, and it's not me," he said, according to multiple attendees.
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So what if the show was, to quote one of its songs, "all revved up with no place to go"?
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In the new disaster economy, a safe place to go when society breaks down is now a must-have commodity.
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A "Place to go in London" is the LOO, because that is a British word for bathroom or toilet. 39A.
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Superintendent Terry Shaw said it was "relaxing" to know that students have a safe place to go in their schools.
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Mykonos is the place to go if you are looking for a party, but just be prepared to spend mightily.
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Backstreet was the place to go when you wanted to have a conversation, shoot pool, play songs on the jukebox.
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"We have a lot of people on Oscar night all dressed up with no place to go," Mr. Allen said.
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If people want to come to New Orleans and taste authentic New Orleans food, it is the place to go.
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If the TV show is looking for new book lore to delve into, the epilogue is the place to go.
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Twitter has done an amazing job, I think, with the live video defined as here is a place to go.
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In the Poncey-Highland neighborhood, the place to go for arguably the best wing/booze combo around is this hipster haven.
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"Any small streams [and] valley areas will become flooded very quickly because the water has no place to go," Stewart says.
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Both their parents had been arrested in the raid and they had no family in town and no place to go.
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One year the popular place to go is Berlin, the next it's Iceland, then Lisbon, Bali, Mexico City, Dubrovnik, or Athens.
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Everybody needs to have a place to go and feel safe if something like that were to ever happen to them.
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There&aposs excellent players all over the place and it&aposs a tough place to go and play, at MetLife (Stadium).
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And to get the good word out in African American circles, they knew there was only one place to go: church.
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Not because your friends and family are terrible, but because deciding on a place to go can be such a struggle.
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"Traditional health care would be the pharma stocks – we don't think that's going to be the place to go," Weiner said.
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People in the industry need a place to go and figure it out, to talk about it and learn about it.
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He took the ball around Mayweather, changed directions on him, and left Mayweather with no place to go but the floor.
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"We left knowing that there was a possibility we had no place to go, no place to return to," Allen said.
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He lived with his girlfriend, and it's not really my place to go in to her apartment and start grabbing things.
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Whether you want to eat delicious food, lounge on the beach, or go out dancing, Miami is the place to go.
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"At the end of the day, what our clients are looking for is a place to go home to," Nkosi said.
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"When I'm asked if Mexico is a safe place to go travel on vacation, my response is yes," he told Forbes.
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But if you're looking to dunk, "then this is the wrong place to go," the 6-foot-3 point guard joked.
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The ads will air extensively on cable TV stations, aimed at repositioning Carl's Jr. as the place to go for quality.
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That's the place to go to work for several reasons: It has really good and sturdy tables, plugs, and fast internet.
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"The key to Accolade's success is being the one place to go," said Tom Spann, a co-founder of the company.
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The Napa area is also a good place to go during the winter months since there's always sunshine and warmer weather.
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With nearly a million followers, Celebface is the place to go if you want to know how social media distorts things.
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It was a dark place to go as a parent, but I had just come out of a very dark place.
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The following evening, I dragged another friend to Kajun's, which I had heard was the place to go for actual karaoke.
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Jerman's favorite place to go in Lahaina is Fleetwood's on Front St. — a restaurant and bar owned by musician Mick Fleetwood.
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And its Disaster Recovery Centers have opened quickly to provide victims a place to go to speak directly with FEMA representatives.
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Finding a decent place to go after long commutes and big cups of coffee has never been easy in New York.
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Sheila Trichter, a Warburg broker with 35 years of experience, also said Bemelmans was "hands down" her favorite place to go.
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"The people who have no options, who are the deadwood and clinging to a job, have no other place to go."
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If you're looking for a brightly colored serpent, a skull and crossbones, or an eagle, this is the place to go.
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A great place to go on a Sunday morning is the Rue des Thermopyles, at the Métro stop Pernety (line 13).
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"I'm lucky enough to have options and have some place to go, but a lot of people don't," Langston Donaldson said.
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They don't have time to shop for this stuff, so they want one place to go, and that's what Basecamp is.
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After eight years in the spotlight as the first couple, a mountaintop in Southern California seems like just the place to go.
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"They get very emotional about it – to finally have a place to go before they die," program director Matilda Lindgren tells PEOPLE.
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While there are many sites out there that claim to give a free credit report, the official place to go is annualcreditreport.
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"Since many of us recruited the city, and were young, single guys, the Limelight was a natural place to go," he says.
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Because we were American, we had the incredible privilege and great fortune of a place to go, a haven from the war.
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"I think that the people who don't have a place to go may stay for weeks," another Taxqueña resident, Jessica Rodriguez, said.
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We can talk trash about Twitter all we want, but when a service crashes, it's the first place to go for confirmation.
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I know that the terrain is terrible and the diseases are rife, but that's why it's such a good place to go.
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Once upon a time, the Intel Developer Forum was the place to go to find out where the tech industry was headed.
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We were digitally entwined, both of our virtual selves fully available, and there was really only one place to go from here.
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"There really was only one place to go for a walk when the weekend rolled around," Spencer wrote in a blog post.
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But there's nothing quite as simple as knowing there's one place to go that'll do exactly what you want it to do.
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Mogadishu is a hard place to go unnoticed; there are always eyes watching you as you make your way through the city.
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If you missed the Best Buy deal on March 2nd, Samsung is probably the best place to go get the phone now.
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For speedy delivery of any items this holiday season, especially last-minute or desperately wanted items, Amazon is the place to go.
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"As we get more comfortable with sex in general, it becomes the place to go to make you more terrified," he said.
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So it's no place to go invest a lot of money and hope you're gonna get a good return at this point.
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When the football season reaches its conclusion, it is often said that the Championship is the place to go for genuine competition.
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Where to report it When it comes to an urgent threat, local law enforcement is the best place to go, Koren said.
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While they were relieved to have a place to go, Ms. Cruz said there would be some drawbacks to the new arrangement.
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Shutting down any family practices could leave thousands of patients having routine chest pains or other problems without any place to go.
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" — JASON RIDER, Senior Fashion Editor Duke of York Square Saturday Market "This is a great place to go on Saturday for lunch.
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Shop athleisure at Universal StandardUniversal Standard is the place to go for cool, high-quality closet staples available in sizes 00-40.
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"I have no place to go and it's going to get bad," he said Saturday, his T-shirt blowing in the breeze.
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The two governments had halted travel between them, and the couple — she from Guizhou, he from Chongqing — had no place to go.
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It's a dangerous place to go if you're a consumerist magpie or if you fancy yourself entrepreneurial — quite a fun rabbit hole.
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If Fair Trade, organic materials, and craftsmanship are important to you, then Boll & Branch is undoubtedly the place to go for bedding.
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Tourism is booming in this megalopolis of 22 million people, which this section called the No. 1 Place to Go in 2016.
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Ortakales: Blockbuster was an amazing, magical place to go when you&aposre a 10-year-old kid in the middle of nowhere.
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Amherst College keeps its dorms open over the summer, in part so students with no place to go can stay on campus.
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"It gives me a place to go every day, where I'm not sitting at home," he said of his job at Walmart.
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If you're in need of a little black dress (cue shaking head emphatically yes now), the internet is your place to go.
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This act is only for those who have faced years of persecution outside and have no other place to go except India.
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Nearly three decades later, the women in the Senate have a place to go to the bathroom, but not everything has changed.
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If you're looking for traditional American-Chinese food anywhere in the US, Panda Express is perhaps the best-known place to go.
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A couple of them told me, 'I don't have a place to go; I don't have any fun staying at the apartment.
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The MTV VMAs red carpet is the place to go when a star wants to opt for an over-the-top fashion choice.
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According to the Boston Globe, a man found the perfect place to go ice skating on Sunday: Long Sands Beach, in York, Maine.
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In the '90s, The Rosie O'Donnell Show was the place to go if you loved talking about pop culture, celebrities — and Rosie O'Donnell.
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And I think it mind-bends them a little bit, because not knowing the full cataclysm means maybe there's some place to go.
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School buildings will remain open throughout the strike to give students a place to go and access to meals, Superintendent Janice Jackson said.
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Shop jewelry at AuvereFor top-line luxury, specifically 22- and 24-karat gold, at surprisingly affordable prices, Auvere is the place to go.
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"The yen seems to be the only place to go to," said Ellis Phifer, senior market strategist at Raymond James in Memphis, Tennessee.
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"If you put yourself in hock to the boss, it's probably not a good place to go from a career standpoint," said McBride.
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And that's where we've introduced the shopping channel in Explore, giving you a place to go when you're in the mood to shop.
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As product ecosystems become more powerful, consumers need a single easy place to go to learn more about how they can be used.
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I think we all realized the only place to go up from Plans would be if we decided to try to become Coldplay.
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For anyone looking to capitalize on trending tags and viral memes in their next video, this search tab is the place to go.
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But there's little evidence that many aides feel that is a good place to go, or believe that the ethics committee is either.
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Fixed-income markets have become a tricky place to go, with negative yields increasingly the norm while stock prices are near record highs.
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"We are here in the event that they feel like they don't have a place to go," Stein told CNN on Tuesday evening.
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If you're in search of shopping and dining on Disney property without heading into the parks, Disney Springs is the place to go.
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In New York State, for example, the local New York State Career Center is the place to go for this kind of assistance.
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Cancun: For a cheap and cheery spa break that's just a quick flight from the United States, this is the place to go.
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"I think making insurance companies the linchpin of Obamacare is not a good place to go," one of the Democratic operatives told me.
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People didn't realize that it all went back to this and that there is a place to go to commemorate (their golden retrievers).
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In Paris, at the Louvre, lovers of Persian art knew there was only one place to go: the Sackler Wing of Oriental Antiquities.
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Right now I may not be in a place to go on T or have top surgery, but one day it will happen.
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There was no place to go, so three panicked adults jumped onto the kitchen table to avoid being punctured by an angry pig.
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Grindhaus, a little farther down on Van Brunt Street, is the place to go for buttermilk waffles with duck confit and hot honey.
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But many queer students don't have a safe or supportive place to go home to while campuses struggle to manage the ongoing pandemic.
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After a migration program ended, many migrants and refugees were left without a place to go, so they took over the abandoned apartments.
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Aside from finances and finding a place to go, some students also worry about how they'll do course work from their remote locations.
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But with some of the other scooters, they don't have a place to go, and so some people just ditch them in places.
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"The Dogpatch is definitely the destination if you're interested in seeing art in San Francisco — it's the place to go," Altman Siegel says.
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The archive provides visually impaired users with a place to go, one where they know that there will always be accessible content available.
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Consumers just didn't think of Groupon as the place to go to buy clothes and accessories, even if prices were a bit better.
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"Since I was a kid, I wanted to learn how to swim, but there was no place to go and learn," she said.
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Google was seen as the place to go for AI and ML, but what Amazon has tried to do was narrow the perception.
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"It is hard for us when people close down in the winter and we don't have a place to go," Ms. Conway said.
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A lovely green island in the middle of the buzzing fashion capital, Parco Sempione is the best place to go running during lunchtime.
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"That was the business model for this organization: They thought if you rob drug dealers they have no place to go," he said.
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Denzel: I think the show and the brand works so well because women don't usually have a place to go and feel this comfortable.
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It's the place to go if you want a lot of options or if you're tired of falling for the same type of person.
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Those nights were the place to go if you wanted something specialist or underground, and that meant it felt like everybody there's little secret.
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In times like these, it's useful to have a place to go and not be concerned that something you say inadvertently … might give offense.
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But if you wanted a raw opinion — or thousands of them — from people with absolutely no filter, there's only one place to go: Reddit.
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"Holidays can be a very emotionally painful time, with constant media reminders to those who don't have a happy place to go," she says.
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Investors have essentially been pushed out of the high-quality fixed-income market, which means there's only one place to go: into riskier assets.
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The plan worked, what we have in place, to go out and make sure that all of our students on the campus are safe.
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Pick a warm place to go like Orlando, FL, or New Orleans and avoid the worst of the winter weather that's heading our way.
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As thousands of people packed into shelters in Butte County after their homes were destroyed, many others were left without a place to go.
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Some women, especially higher-income women who can afford to travel or spend more on birth control, can probably find another place to go.
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In the plains of Venezuela there are possibly about 20,000 members of FARC and the Colombian ELN who don't have a place to go.
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Best retreat spot: The best place to go to escape the hustle and bustle of the real world, according to Fitzgerald, is Seneca Lake.
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It found that people in the expansion states were more likely to have a doctor and to have a place to go for care.
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Startup founders, whose projects are in very early, early and growth stages now have a place to go to for mentoring and financial support.
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From the perspective of the homeless (44,000 in L.A.), Starbucks is a safe place to go after homeless shelters kick people out every morning.
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" Says Mr. E, "They have a place to go, a place of serenity, where they can be educated on their ancestry, who they are.
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" He added, "Becoming a trusted place to go when you have a personal crisis adds a new dimension to the focus on customer needs.
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In each act, a trio of bluegrass musicians appears at least once to sing about work or damnation or having no place to go.
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Trilobites With its bone-dry grasslands and oppressive heat, the middle of the Namib Desert may seem like a strange place to go fishing.
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All Dressed Up and No Place to Go Bergdorf Goodman's Men's Store displays four windows by the British interiors and product designer Lee Broom.
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"This act is only for those who have faced years of persecution outside and have no other place to go except India," Modi said.
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"We're a place to go to for inspiration, and there's nothing inspiring about harmful content," said Ifeoma Ozoma, Pinterest's policy and social impact manager.
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One of the joys of skiing in Europe is lunch, and I'd been told that the elusive restaurant L'Echaillon was the place to go.
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Canada Letter Few lists from The New York Times are as eagerly awaited as Travel's annual roundup of 52 Place To Go this year.
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Since then, they've announced multiple other live streaming deals, showing a new commitment to making Twitter the place to go for trending live events.
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I had a family who'd paid for my college, so I had no student debt — and a place to go for help in an emergency.
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But many CPS buildings will remain open for any students who need "a safe place to go," Lightfoot and CPS officials said in a statement.
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If you're looking for opinion columns that are politically pointed, but not weighed down with despair, Boylan's columns are the best/only place to go.
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Now, I have a place to go where I can search and get answers to questions that I feel like I'm a little behind on.
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Getting a break from that, even if it's a six-hour vacation, reminds people that there's another way to be, another place to go mentally.
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It was people who felt really disaffected and felt like they had no place to go and their future was really grim or just boring.
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We at Lloyd's have our plans in place to go onshore in the EU with a subsidiary to allow the market to continue to operate.
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If you want to spend hours embroiled in a debate about what will happen in a given show, then Reddit is the place to go.
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As shows air their finales and we get ready to surrender summer to HBO, Hulu is the place to go for a wide movie selection.
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The Muncie Delaware County Senior Center was created to give retirees from the big factories—particularly men—a place to go for companionship and activities.
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It's often the place to go to find under-the-radar viral photos that haven't jumped to other social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter.
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Young gymnasts dreaming of Olympic gold knew it was the only place to go if they wanted to earn their place on the Olympic team.
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He calls his father over, telling him that grifters know this corner store is the place to go if you want to scam the owner.
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If there is enough interest and demand, new competitors will spring up to offer those looking to delete Facebook with a new place to go.
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Most will move within their countries, but some of them inevitably will seek refuge in developed nations because they have no other place to go.
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When I met them, they had fallen behind and would be evicted with no place to go and no one to turn to for help.
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The most expensive place to go is usually the emergency room (ER), so you should reserve that only for true emergencies, not for routine care.
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Yet after Mr. Omar fled his war-torn hometown, Aleppo, two years ago, just having a place to go each day felt like a salvation.
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But if you wanted a more raw opinion — or thousands of them — from people with absolutely no filter, there's only one place to go: Reddit.
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"We built it out figuring if something was going to happen we'd have a place to go," Mr. Hay said in a recent phone interview.
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JOHN: Heidelberg may have been the most spectacular, but I think we'd probably both agree that the Rheingau is the place to go for castles.
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There are things those platforms do awesomely that we never will, we're never gonna be the place to go to learn about your friend's kids.
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In cases involving behavior that indicates someone is struggling, and not necessarily planning an attack, law enforcement may not be the first place to go.
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Where to bundle it: Amazon and Walmart aren't offering any deals on One Touch kits right now, so SodaStream's website is the place to go.
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The work stoppage forced officials to cancel classes, but school buildings stayed open for children in need of a place to go during the strike.
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For now, the unions and the city of Chicago have agreed to keep school buildings open for kids who have no other place to go.
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But even as the company commits to digital growth, it is leaning into its identity as a third place to go after home and work.
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Like Ms. Flynn and a whole generation of middle and lower-middle-class suburban kids, for Mr. Bell the mall was the place to go.
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So government borrowing wasn't competing with the private sector for a limited supply of funds, it was giving idle potential saving a place to go.
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" He added that the bill "is only for those who have faced years of persecution outside and have no other place to go, except India.
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The destination may depend on your favorite song, but whether that means jazz, Afropunk, rock or another rhythm entirely, there's definitely a place to go.
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For example, Aurora has an additional marijuana tax it says funds the Aurora Day Center, which gives homeless people a place to go during the day.
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The only place to go from here, Sean, is that the president must declassify the 19 pages that are being requested by the House Intelligence Committee.
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The only thing harder than choosing a flavor is narrowing down a place to go — especially since New York is home to many must-try confectioneries.
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The subscription service Wolfgang's Vault is the primary place to go for high-quality streaming audio, with multiple concerts by major classic and modern rock acts.
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IMDb is known as the place to go to look up details for any film under the sun, and now it's entering the streaming video arena.
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Color me naïve, but when I began research for our book, I assumed the Social Security Administration (SSA) was the place to go for accurate information.
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Although it was a great place to go and work, it was a 40-minute cycle each way and the weather was pretty awful most days.
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If you want to know what your customers, students, donors or any other constituent is thinking, SurveyMonkey, the online survey platform, is the place to go.
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Brooklyn Flea is obviously a great place to go, and if you go on Grand Avenue and Bedford, there are a million antique stores over there.
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ICE Clear Europe handles half of the world's oil-futures contracts, and is typically the only place to go for those linked to the Brent benchmark.
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The mayor is urging people to evacuate, even bringing in school buses to get residents out if they don't have a car or place to go.
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Worst of all, this deconstruction into tickets means that there's often no single place to go to for an overview of the system as a whole.
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So Colombia was an obvious place to go, especially in Cali where I ended up living—they have an amazing, and crazy culture of record collecting.
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They were tired of not having a place to go with their families where it was both fun for the kids and also fun for them.
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From must-see TV such as Orphan Black, Mr. Robot, and The Americans, Amazon Prime is the place to go to catch up on past seasons.
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But would Wilson really choose the death of an American soldier as the place to go after Trump -- particularly given the target-rich environment he presents?
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According to Consumer Reports, buying electronics at Sam's Club or other bulk retailers is not the best place to go if you want a good deal.
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Vienna's Breitenseer Lichtspiele cinema was the place to go to watch silent movie classics such as "A Woman of Affairs" with Greta Garbo in the 1920s.
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"The neighborhood has been kind of starved for a place to go," said Mr. Odness, who lives nearby and is an owner of Lake Street bar.
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In expansion states, 82 percent of low-income people had a usual place to go to get medical care, compared to 68 percent in nonexpansion states.
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It's also the place to go if you want to inhale foie gras, smoked duck, and deer meat before nonchalantly skipping out on your gigantic bill.
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It would be a great place to go for a skate, so long as you don't mind low gravity, unbreathable air, and high doses of radiation.
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It will no longer be the place to go when you want a quiet bite, but I will always remember how blissful the old days were.
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Bush did not even really have a place to go: Their base in Houston was a hotel suite, and the Kennebunkport retreat had not been winterized.
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"Up to the '70s, this was the place to go to if you were on the west coast," the property's owner Alex Kashef told SF Gate.
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Waterways swelled throughout the eastern and central parts of the state, testing dams and menacing towns with floodwaters that had no place to go but up.
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Some Harvard students say they can't afford to get home, they don't have a place to go, or they rely on income from employment at Harvard.
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But despite having a place to go for injections and counseling, most of Gosnold's Vivitrol patients drop out after three or four months, Mr. Tamasi said.
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The work stoppage canceled classes for 361,000 students, but school buildings stayed open for children who need a place to go during the strike, officials said.
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I don't think that Moki is, necessarily, the place to go if you want to make peace with your partner's driving (or passengering, for that matter).
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"The hive got overcrowded because it was hot and humid and they just needed a new place to go so they can keep cool," Mays said.
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When we last saw Ethan Lipton, the wry and mustachioed playwright and songwriter, in "No Place to Go," he was debating whether to move to Mars.
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While it's full of terrible people (as we see fully in The Last Jedi), it still seems like a great place to go for a drink.
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"DeWitt Clinton was a harsh place to go to school, because most of the time there's gang wars — there's weapons being found at school," Darboe testified.
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I had the car stopped enough to turn left and make the corner but he was running wide so I had physically no place to go.
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If things go south, you'll probably have to live together for a while until you can find a sub-letter or a new place to go.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — A particularly fervent place to go in Paris for obscure, obsessive, and excessive inclinations is the Halle Saint Pierre.
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Young gymnasts dreaming of Olympic gold knew there was only one place to go if they wanted to earn their place on the Olympic team: Karolyis Camp.
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"After all this chaos, the payoff is knowing that these kids found the right place to go to school," Singer says at the end of the video.
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In case you don't know, St. Barth is the "everybody who's anybody" place to go for Xmas and New Year's, so A.C. was right there rubbing elbows.
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"I went so far to the other side that there's only one place to go from there," Minaj told MTV in 2014, after her first make under.
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Milia might look like little whiteheads, but they're actually firm white bumps made of keratin protein that become trapped under the skin with no place to go.
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For me, sex is not just about the end goal, but also about self-expression, and a place to go to center myself especially during stressful times.
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But if you're looking for the platonic ideal of the sort of Tex-Mex standards that people come to Austin for, Veracruz is the place to go.
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"So that we can make sure that women do have options and do have a place to go to get their comprehensive family planning services," Rabinovitz said.
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Ultimately, the Rohingya are left without a place to go, or the necessary legal, economic or social means to carry out dignified lives in their home country.
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If there is one lesson the left has learned well, it is that the federal courts are the place to go when the democratic process proves unsatisfactory.
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It wasn't Patagonia that taught me that lesson, but now I trust that this is the place to go when I need something to do its job.
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"If you want to find people who are going to rally together and say capitalism is fundamentally broken, Davos is not the place to go," Bremmer said.
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" Dr. Draper said smartphones should "give users as quickly as possible a place to go to get help, and not try to engage the person in conversation.
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That was the only place to go on a Saturday night to hear house music all night long, so anyone who was into that sound was there.
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"I'm not just talking about having no place to go to the bathroom or to sleep — they don't have anything to eat there," said Mr. Briceño-León.
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"It was the only place to go where I was basically accepted, as a homeless person, to walk in and spend all day there working," Zehm said.
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For those in New York in search of Gorey's work, the place to go was the famous Midtown bookstore the Gotham Book Mart ("Wise Men Fish Here").
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And speak with a noise consultant, who may be able to soundproof a room, giving your sister a less disruptive place to go when she needs one.
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"People don't naturally think of insurance as the first place to go," said Jennifer Naughton, head of North American personal insurance risk consulting services at Chubb Ltd .
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National parks lost $450,000 a day during the shutdown, and thousands of low-wage workers, lacking funding or a place to go, faced a serious food shortage.
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My hair was going gray and I didn't want to color it to pretend that it wasn't going gray, so blue seemed the next place to go.
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That's the thing: Trash can attract people who don't feel like they have a place to go, giving people purpose in a space where they had none.
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A resident of the apartment complex had allowed Mr. Kinner to stay at her apartment after he said he needed a place to go, Chief Bones said.
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When Larry Antonsen decided to report a priest who sexually abused him during high school, he believed the Archdiocese of Chicago was the right place to go.
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The practice of discharging patients who may not have a place to go is sometimes referred to as "patient-dumping," and it has happened across the country.
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Just take a looksee: But the thing that's beautiful about the one last night is that it doesn't just find some place to go in the net.
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"As an investigator, this is the ultimate place to go because of the history," says Bagans, whose cameras were the first allowed into the home in 15 years.
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Credit Karma's got a feature to check unclaimed dough, so it's clearly the place to go to cash in ... unless you're just that rich that it doesn't matter.
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"The Mississippi River behaved during this event like a small river, and it's acting like a small river because the water has no place to go," Criss said.
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My boards steadily grew a bit of a cult following because there just wasn't a place to go to find that kind of imagery all in one place.
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So initiatives must have a plan in place to go from development to production in an affordable way, and it must have buy-in from all parties involved.
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He recently put up a video interview with a homeless man talking about how difficult it is to find a place to go to the bathroom after dark.
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Police in Omaha, Nebraska, made contact with homeless people on the street Tuesday night to make sure they had a place to go, Officer Phil Anson told CNN.
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Vine was really the ringleader of this whole short-form video era and was the perfect place to go to if you were looking for a quick smile.
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If you've always dreamed of having full control over exactly what your wedding dress looks like but don't have that bespoke budget, this is the place to go.
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Many of these orders, the American Legion, for example, formed in the wake of a catastrophe, like World War I. People set adrift, needing a place to go.
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This has basically given webcams no place to go—either forcing a shrinking of the technology or attempts to move it that have proven more controversial than helpful.
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Even if it's not useful as a bargaining chip, it will give you a place to go if your negotiations at your current company just don't work out.
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She had no family or friends here, no place to go, no money, no bank account, no credit card, and her immigration status was dependent on her husband.
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On Goodison Road, the club has bought three houses and converted them into drop-in centers, safe spaces for anyone who feels they need a place to go.
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But people might be less likely to face sticker shock in the emergency room if they recognized that it isn't always the best place to go for treatment.
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"I just try to put the onus on me to go out there, get open, give him a nice place to go with the ball," Adams told reporters.
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Details: Hospitals legally can't discharge patients if they have no safe place to go, which leads to patients staying in the hospital long after they've stopped needing care.
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When we last met Ethan Lipton, the wry and mustachioed playwright and songwriter, in "No Place to Go," he was debating whether or not to move to Mars.
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MatildaEssentially three different bars for the price of one, Matilda is a good place to go if you've got a big group of friends with different drinking styles.
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City Lights was known, back in the day, as the place to go if you wanted to stick a book down your pants and walk out with it.
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Actual real-world Hollywood is not the most exciting place to go, and it doesn't look beautiful and art-deco like Hollywood did back in the glory days.
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I get off one stop before R.'s parents' place to go by the florist's shop, where I pick up a small bunch of miniature roses for his mother.
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Netflix may be the place to go for all your morbid curiosities, but on Monday, the streaming service reminded fans that obsessing over a murderer is seriously toxic behavior.
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It's the Midwest in miniature, with more hills, and it's the place to go if you don't want to be crowded and want a little bit of a yard.
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"It&aposs pretty devastating when you see folks don&apost have a place to go to," said Patronis, who as a legislator used to represent part of the region.
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Critics say it's not realistic because healthy people will pick private insurance, leaving Medicare as the place to go for those who are already sick or in poor health.
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In a world still awash in desired savings with no place to go, it's really, really hard for any one economy to boom while the rest remain in stagnation.
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"Since founding the Soul Kitchen, we wanted to ensure that anyone struggling with food insecurity had a place to go," the pair said in a statement, via NBC Philadelphia.
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As the classic song goes: Oh the weather outside is frightful / and inside, it's also frightful / and since we've no place to go, feel woe, feel woe, feel woe!
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Mukite's said her father kicked their mother out of the home but, with no place to go, the woman returned and died a few weeks later, according to CNN.
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Tewes said the effort is relatively simple: give like-minded progressives and Democrats a place to go to support their efforts to register, talk to and turn out voters.
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Saks Fifth Avenue, also know as a one-stop-shop for designer and luxury brands, is the place to go if you're looking to invest in some designer duds.
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But in Zimbabwe's worst affected district, Chimanimani, many said they had no place to go because the government had not provided shelter, and there was no mandatory evacuation order.
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"This year, I said, 'Let me get you down here to my home state,' and what's a good place to go," McConaughey told The Associated Press in an interview.
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If he will not pay attention to people in the White House, there is one place to go where everyone knows the president will pay attention — the boob tube.
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The restaurant "was a place to go to feel more at home," said Mr. Ferri, adding that it was a regular hangout for foreigners living and working in Dhaka.
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If I had a place to go, a resource, or a person to tell outside of my family and friends I may have gotten the help I needed sooner.
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It's the place to go if you want to become a vet, ranking first of any university on earth for another year after topping the same category in 2016.
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Anger, destruction and addiction came from pain — a dynamic Harris understood well from his own father, who turned up with no place to go at Harris's first college apartment.
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If the waters do come, you should have a plan for evacuation or a safe place to go, and a way to protect valuables and critical documents from damage.
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For international students, who according to Harvard data make up 10,000 students from more than 155 countries, finding a place to go proves to be an even harder task.
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Last year, Facebook added a dedicated video tab — a mini-YouTube within its mobile app — so people interested only in watching videos on Facebook have a place to go.
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"Whenever a game isn't on the biggest channels that I have under my subscriptions, Twitch seems to be the place to go to," says sports reporter Luis Paez-Pumar.
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Combine that with a need for a place to go to work, and it turns out people are willing to pay the asking price for such wellness and community.
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"In the event the situation becomes dire for them, they want to have an option, and a place to go to live, a place to have assets," he said.
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The work stoppage forced officials to cancel classes for more than 300,000 students, but school buildings stayed open for children who need a place to go during the strike.
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"Kevin's apartment was the place to go before and after we all went out partying," said Ms. Masenda, who graduated from Texas Christian University with a degree in journalism.
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As we were saying earlier, Michael thought she knew what she wanted and what she was gonna get, and now she doesn't, and she has a place to go.
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Ten years ago, this stretch was the place to go for knock-off handbags — and if they weren't already out in the open, all you had to do was ask.
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We aren't scared we won't have a place to go because we start off in high tourism season, and we're moving places during times when rentals are less in demand.
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It's a place to go when the world seems "too much with us," as Wordsworth said, or too loud to bear, or too harshly simplistic, or without nuance and sympathy.
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KickassTorrents (KAT), a torrent website that has surpassed The Pirate Bay as the place to go for unofficial copies of movies and TV shows, appears to be in jeopardy today.
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There was this one spot on my corner where I grew up—it was literally walking distance away—and that was just the place to go, the thing to do.
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With no place to go after Saturday's evictions, hundreds slept on the ground in the square in front of the building with their belongings packed in trash bags and suitcases.
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Over time, those gig economy companies started to position themselves around specific types of work, with many attempting to be the place to go for cleaning services or home improvement.
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Hassles aside, the recently engaged actress is looking forward to spending her Friendsgiving with a throng of friends and family members — and really just whoever needs a place to go.
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In previous Zelda games, you have a specific place to go—and other areas of the game are gated based on abilities or items you acquire in the main progression.
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"He could go in and help people, open up their hearts and share what was so precious to them because he was such a safe place to go," she said.
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Klay sucks" -- "This is absolutely the worst place to go - her husband cheated his way to a championship and now she has the guts to open up a place here??
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Thanks to BuzzFeed's Alison Willmore for the hot tip: "There's no safe place to go / Now you've let that whistle blow" They truly don't make 'em like this anymore, folks.
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Mr. Long said that online entrapment had become especially effective in the last two years, because the shutdown of gay-friendly spaces had left many with no place to go.
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" In the opening scene of the film, Lisane plainly says, "If you want to know what there is to know about Basquiat, the place to go is to his work.
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"One of the things that came out of our consultations that people wanted a place to go to talk about their experience and know what their options are," said McQuaid.
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I think it's for lack of a place to go where they feel like they can have impact and work on the technologies and problems they want to work on.
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With no other place to go, the architects are puncturing the grandest of these stairs to construct a tunnel that will take visitors with mobility issues to the new elevators.
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I read about adult no-text summer camps, but was wondering if there's a long weekend place to go unplug, where you have to adhere to strict no-tech policies.
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He tells us that on 9/11, when he was looking for a place to go the only place that was open was Stella's and his HIV Day Treatment Center.
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Mr. Palmason's showy technique, magnetic on its own, ultimately seems like a way of adding mystery to a story that, like Emil, is content with having no place to go.
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The 20-year-old fact remains: There's no single easy-to-use place to go to get all newspaper, or local media content, personalized or localized as it could be.
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It is not the place to go for long-term or primary care, but without a modicum of coverage, most of these patients cannot obtain medications and adequate health care.
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"I got the freedom just to pick a place to go play ball, and leaving there wasn't tough," West said of his decision to depart San Antonio for Golden State.
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The work stoppage forced officials to cancel classes for more than 300,000 students, but school buildings stayed open for children in need of a place to go during the strike.
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The mall had welcomed the electricity-starved crowds after the hurricane, a security guard explained, and since then it had become the place to go whenever the lights went out.
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"Obviously, the only place to go was New York," Haring told his biographer, John Gruen, of his decision to leave commercial art school in Pittsburgh for the east coast art capital.
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When it came time to find a ring, Justin asked Scooter and said, 'I'm ready to pop the question' and he said, 'There is only one place to go, ask Jack.
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Disney World's Magic Kingdom park is the place to go for the challenge, which has more lax rules and regulations than most other food-related showdowns, but requires some thoughtful planning.
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Today, as more battles are fought and won in the gay rights movement, we are still constantly, sometimes tragically, reminded how important it is to still have a place to go.
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It was a big turnaround for Jim and I. I live in Colorado, and my doctor said there was only one place to go: the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Center.
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"I think young gay men, particularly young gay men of color, may not be in an environment that makes them think of Planned Parenthood the first place to go," they say.
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With no place to go immediately, it made the most sense to stay put and not disrupt the family with our two kids thriving in local schools and extra curricular activities.
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This blog has always been a sincere place to go deep or go home — to share, to be revealed and to become a better version of ourselves as moms (and dads).
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Start-ups and venture capitalists need it to perform well, so public market investors will show an appetite for more businesses that have been lining up with no place to go.
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Some of the questions seem very random and just for fun, while others, such as asking you to choose your favourite place to go on a first date, are more specific.
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Each day in Hong Kong, 31.3,63.3 tons of fresh paper waste is piling up with no place to go, according to Jacky Lau, director of Hong Kong's main recycling business association.
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Sarah Zullo, a woman who came to this country from Ethiopia and dedicated her life to welcoming people who have come from war-torn countries and have no place to go.
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But, as plenty of people on Twitter have pointed out with raised eyebrows, Tinder doesn't seem like the place to go for a "study buddy" (unless you're studying human anatomy, amiright?).
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In 1930, the venerable asylum was removed to Monks Orchard, in a London suburb, where it continues to be "a safe place to go mad," at least in its ideal conception.
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"To be in this country, with all of our resources, for kids to have no place to go is obscene," Tom Manning, Covenant House's VP of Public Relations, told VICE Impact.
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"With environmental changes we expect, whether it's climate change or our increasing presence in the ocean, there may come a time where they don't have a place to go," Gero said.
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Like other labor lawyers I spoke to, Becker expected employers who don't already have them in place to go all-in on binding arbitration clauses—regardless of their workers' union membership.
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Yeah. I don't know if there's a problem with that, it's just that if you're cool—or want to be cool—it's not the place to go to, simple as that.
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He said county officials had to find a place to house people who may have been exposed to the coronavirus but had no place to go to avoid infecting other people.
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But here's the monkey wrench to their plans: I do not want to be banished to the basement, the natural resting place for all things that have no place to go.
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Alibaba's consumer-to-consumer platforms include Taobao, a vast virtual mall with more than 600 million active monthly users, known as the place to go for cheap and often counterfeit goods.
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The thing that's the most different is this: The museum used to be a rather quiet place, in the sense that it was a place to go and look at things.
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We were delighted to see the Rainbow Horizon Bar fill up with cowboys and country girls, but then, Wide Spot was the only place to go within a very large radius.
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"The N.B.A. looks at China not as a place to go out and fly the flag for the U.S., or to trumpet the values of democracy and free speech," he said.
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If Flamengo and its rivals want to be a place to go, and not just somewhere players come from, it must not think only about the rewards, but its responsibilities, too.
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And that's the last thing I have to tell you today, words of wisdom from a man with not a dime in his pocket, no place to go, nowhere to be.
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And teachers told VICE News they wind up doing work outside of what's typically expected, like making calls to shelters to ensure their students have a place to go after school.
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When: through February 219 Where: Aspen Art Museum (2108 East Hyman Avenue, Aspen, CO) At last, the Colorado faction of Kusama's die-hard fans has a place to go and worship.
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Silicon Valley has long been the place to go to join a scrappy start-up or major company investing in emerging technologies that re-imagine the way we live our lives.
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"The Outer Space," directed by Leigh Silverman, is a companion piece to "No Place to Go," which jived on the same stage with the same three-piece backing band in 2012.
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But I wonder: Did your wife use the wrong list, or was she simply hewing closer to the spirit of your kindhearted gathering by including those without another place to go?
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On what makes it all worth it: It's really nice to have a place to go to get away from the newsroom and be silly and have fun and be creative.
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Camacho was out walking in the Bronx ("At that age, I was always out by myself," she says) when she happened upon a church that looked like a safe place to go.
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Texas Rangers joined police officers from McAllen, Texas, where the murder allegedly took place, to go get Feit in Arizona and bring him back to Texas, where he is awaiting his arraignment.
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The country's fixation on beauty, innovation in surgery, and doctors who perform numerous surgeries each day have all been cited as reasons why South Korea is the place to go for surgery.
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And yet, according to Bachelorette fan favorite Wells Adams (the curly-haired hipster who almost fainted doing the fireman challenge), Paradise is the place to go if you want to find love.
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While our worlds and bank accounts may not technically be Gucci-level good, at least we've got a place to go if we ever hit the lottery and are feeling particularly cheery.
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FOR YOUNG folk in search of a grounding in Austronesian languages, say, or perhaps Sinhalese or Tibetan, London's School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) has long been the place to go.
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"The left has been looking for a place to go for a while," said Duncan Wall, a 36-year-old software engineer who hosted a "hackathon" for Sanders during the primary season.
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We designed AWS Backup for this second type of builder who has told us that they want one place to go for backups versus having to do it across multiple, individual services.
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Not only do these services now incorporate several of the most popular individual smart home items, they've been tested to work together and give consumers a single place to go for support.
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Even if people discover or choose a place to go on Yelp, there's no geofenced trigger they pull back in the app when they arrive to confirm that's how they got there.
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Birds push their young out of the nest because at some point that nest is going to get too crowded and there aren't enough resources in one small place to go around.
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"In general, we see the US equity market as the place to go to search for fast-growing companies," Peter Oppenheimer, Goldman Sachs' chief global equity strategist, said in a note Monday.
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"The day someone gets a diagnosis, The Mighty will be the place to go to find support and guidance for whatever journey someone is on," Porath wrote to me in an email.
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My point is just that if you want to explore a foreign destination or experience a new culture but are uncomfortable with language barriers, Lisbon is a good place to go.4.
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The accidental clash may be the inadvertent fault of Mostly Mozart, which in the good old days was the place to go in the summer for people fearful of music after 10.
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But mothers who want to keep the children born of their rape and enslavement have no safe place to go -- and almost no support to help them to process their decision-making.
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Many of them still live in the area, and some have benefited from a state program offering tuition assistance for those who had no place to go to school during this period.
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If you happen to need a coffee only made drinkable by excessive amounts of cream and sugar while out in Yamunanagar, India, there is only one place to go—Tim Hottens. Yup.
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Then when election day arrives, users will be able to add an "I Voted" sticker to their photos and videos that link to voting info like which polling place to go to.
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Los Angeles: Whether you want to go thrift shopping or hit up the ultraluxe stores of Rodeo Drive, Los Angeles is the place to go for a Mom-and-me shopping day.
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It was my favorite place to go when I needed to tell in-jokes, or share dumb pictures I made in PhotoShop, or tell someone about something amazing I'd seen that day.
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Trauma is living with the aftershocks of a bad event — or, more important, it is having no place to go where the aftershocks can be healed because the public conversation is unsafe.
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While Kennedy has remained open since Friday morning, parts of it had sunk into complete dysfunction, with planes full of passengers sitting for several hours on taxiways with no place to go.
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They were just a convenient place to go and hang with your friends and hear some local music when you were still at an age where bar hopping was interesting to you.
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Saudi Arabia's decision last weekend to ramp up production, even as the global coronavirus outbreak saps demand for fuel, is driving up global supplies with no place to go but storage tanks.
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He knows this is no place to stay, that it cannot be healthy to breathe in here, but he and his brother and his brother's wife have no other place to go.
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"I want him to help people who don't have a place to go," he said, adding that he has many homeless friends and voted for both Mr. de Blasio and President Trump.
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Restaurant Review 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Anybody who tries to tell you that the place to go for Indian food is Jackson Heights, Queens, hasn't been there in a long time.
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Rapid changes in the neighborhood are likely to be especially jarring for older residents who might remember a time when Little Tokyo was the only place to go as a Japanese American.
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"It would help me to have a place to go, despite it being digital, where I can walk or fly and just remember her, and maybe even talk to her," he told me.
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"We continue to believe that TWTR's position as the place to go for Live updates has value and relevancy in today's social landscape," analyst Brian Fitzgerald wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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"More anguish, tears, laments, and lots of people in Mexico without work, without anything to do and no place to go," said Robles, whose center provides free meals, clothes and basic medical care.
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Whether you're an old romantic at heart or don't really care for the celebration, there's one place to go if you're looking for a date — and one day you should definitely do it.
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You can go a store like Saks; Bryce Dallas Howard said she went to Neiman Marcus [for the Golden Globes] — that's a great place to go, because they have amazing sizing [ranges] there.
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The site's claim to fame ended up not just being tied to the guild's in-game success, but because it was the place to go for that most precious of MMO resources: knowledge.
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"Since founding the Soul Kitchen, we wanted to ensure that anyone struggling with food insecurity had a place to go," Bon Jovi and his wife said in a statement to NBC New York.
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"I think there should be some profit-taking into the latter part of November or December, and tech might not be the place to go between now and early next year," Newton said.
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"If we had people out there campaigning in favor of it, it would provide some protective cover here, give us a little safe place to go now and then," Connolly told The Hill.
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"One thing e-commerce companies struggle with is not having a physical place to go to create a strong bond between the online business and the consumer," Sanandres said about opening new stores.
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That's not a value proposition that appeals to every company, but a critical minority of companies are interested in it, and those who do have only one place to go to buy it.
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I liked the fact that AXS lets me come out 8 to 10 times a year to L.A. It's not a bad place to go hang your hat for 2 or 3 days.
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Rather than Reality Steve or sleuthers on Reddit being the ones to set Bachelor Nation abuzz, a brand new platform has emerged as the place to go for Bachelor theories and spoilers: TikTok.
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University of Hong Kong (1) — If you want to spend your life ensuring people have a mouth full of perfect, white teeth, then the University of Hong Kong is the place to go.
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" Its chief executive was quoted as saying that Zhima Credit "will ensure that the bad people in society don't have a place to go, while good people can move freely and without obstruction.
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If you're unsure about a coronavirus-related question, the best place to go is an official health agency website, like the CDC's coronavirus FAQ page, or the World Health Organization's "myth busters" portal.
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Stack Overflow is well known in the developer community as the place to go to ask a question about any problem in any language, and an expert with that specific knowledge will answer.
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The authorities said Mr. Kinner had been a temporary resident at the apartment complex; a resident had allowed him to stay at her apartment after he said he needed a place to go.
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She explained that it's strange that there's no dedicated place to go for news on Facebook, and this will fill that gap, giving Facebook a place to highlight breaking news when important things happen.
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Richert and her family would come back again and again until every one of the dozen or so people displaced by the storm were either in her home or found a place to go.
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McMullin will give "Never Trump" Republicans uncomfortable with libertarian candidate Gary Johnson a place to go, and potentially put deeply red states including Utah, where Mormons despise the GOP nominee, in play for Clinton.
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While it's certainly possible to score great beauty finds at the drugstore for the fraction of the cost of higher-end luxury brands, CVS isn't the only place to go for budget-friendly beauty.
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"When the climate changes in a location far away, that still will affect people who feel otherwise protected because the families trying to escape need a place to go," he said in an email.
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This week it rolled out a video ad that showed it as the place to go for live news, updates and discussion about current events, which executives also emphasized on a call with analysts.
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In the final "News From Lake Wobegon," Mr. Keillor's narrator walks by the town's Chatterbox Cafe ("the place to go that's just like home") and recalls where various locals, now dead, used to sit.
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As did Salman Rushdie, who deemed the area a suitable place to go into hiding in the 703s after the Ayatollah of Iran put a fatwa [harsh ruling of islamic law] on his head.
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What better way than by leaking the most anticipated book in years is there to tell customers that Amazon—and not a small business—is the place to go if you want things quickly?
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Without another place to go, he lived in his silver Pontiac Grand Am, which he called Lula and parked in an alley close to the theater, until a cast member helped him find housing.
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In that crowded and at times chaotic passage, a ship often finds itself with no good place to go if the vessel across the traffic lane or alongside loses control or does the unexpected.
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For gig workers who rely on charging scooters as a source of income, having a place to go other than their homes to charge a bunch of scooters at once is a major benefit.
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Pads like the Iris Neat 'n Dry aid in housebreaking dogs who think everything in sight is a tree, and they work well for elderly dogs who need a designated place to go indoors.
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"I saw in one major newspaper today where people were talking about, oh, there are neat experiences in North Korea, which makes it sound like it's a fantastic place to go," Ms. Nauert said.
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In Secaucus, N.J., if you want to hear Queen's song "We Will Rock You" performed by three dozen bagpipers and marching drummers in Scottish kilts, the place to go is the Shree Swaminarayan Temple.
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The personals section offered segments of our community who are still struggling with what it means to be queer a place to go to discover who they were, to feel connected to something larger.
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The problem, as Bob Shawkey found out when the Yankees terminated him as manager in the fall of 1930, is that once a relationship has no expectations it doesn't have any place to go.
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Correct. Not only were they big on Vine but they were also, they were big on Vine, but they were looking for a place to go to to get away from the comments and bullying.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThe new Google News is the same as the old Google News in that it's a smart place to go for your daily news digest, sorted into categories, with an easy-to-browse interface.
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The recommendation of people in this industry and my recommendation as well is, if there&aposs a place to go and hide, that&aposs where you should go immediately and be as quiet as possible.
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Operation Pets Alive has taken in an overwhelming number of orphan dogs and cats who had inhabited those shelters before the storm and were suddenly facing euthanasia simply because they had no place to go.
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But when you're starting out, Medellin may not be the best place to go because they have all these huge brands like Agua Bendita and Maaji, so they don't see you as a potential customer.
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"When there is volatility in the market, people see high quality, strong counterparties as the place to go to and that was very much reflected in the demand," Barrett told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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With products shot on models that look like real people (albeit really cool ones), the site is a great place to go for outfit inspiration too, whether or not you end up making a purchase.
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Samuel L. Jackson to move to South Africa Celebrities including Cher, Ne Yo and Amy Schumer said they'd move out of America if Trump won, with Canada coming up as a popular place to go.
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But when it comes to finding out everything that Google has on you and deleting the stuff you don't want it to keep, your Google account page on the web is the place to go.
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"Titan, on the other hand, is the place to go to seek the outer limits of life -- can some exotic type of life begin and evolve in a truly alien environment, that of liquid methane?"
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Now, there's a lot of roadblocks in that kind of an attitude and we can't list here in the U.S., so we have to list in Canada and, unfortunately, that's the only place to go.
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Instead of hoping your users buy a hoverboard while they're reading about city council initiatives, you'll have branded yourself has a place to go for deals and potentially even general online shopping down the road.
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While you may think that online discussion forums like that are centered around user testing is the first place to go, there are other channels in which you can find more engaged and eager communities.
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There's definitely a pipeline issue, but I think more people would come into it if there was a better place to go, there were more role models, you could see a path in these companies.
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The recovery work is far from smooth and tasks such as negotiating with insurance companies, finding enough money for repairs and dealing with traumatized, no-place-to-go employees — will take weeks, if not months.
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It's "your place to go to get away from politics, to get away from everything in your life that is problematic and negative," Bill Abbott, the CEO of Hallmark's entertainment company, told the New Yorker.
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The town where I grew up in southern New Hampshire featured an indoor rink, and for a lot of people there, the Snively Arena was the place to go on a Saturday afternoon in winter.
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One waste management executive warned the New York Times last year that many cities will suffer because trash in the US "doesn't have a place to go," and cities are now beginning to feel the effects.
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Take A Dip At Kitty Cohen'sWhen you need a break from it all, the Palm Springs-inspired Kitty Cohen's, one of the new kids on the trendy East Austin drinks scene, is the place to go.
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The family said after Cowell was released from Atascadero State Mental Facility he didn't have a place to go because "most of the mental institutions had been shut down" and he was living on the street.
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"When people think there's no immediate rate hike from the Fed, then Asia and emerging markets are the place to go to, as investors seek yields," said Toru Nishihama, senior economist at Dai-ichi Life Research.
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CNBC has compiled tweets from within Brussels and around the world reacting to the deadly attacks: Some Belgians are offering their homes and transportation to people who are stranded and left without a place to go.
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All women needed was a place to go—a refuge where they would realize that they could survive on their own—and then they would be freed from dependence on violent men, or any men, forever.
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You know, we had a lot of our larger cap companies that had really delayed their IPO plans, were really gearing up, the boards had really planned, they got their governance in place to go public.
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The Road Trippin' podcast with Richard Jefferson, Channing Frye, and Cleveland Cavaliers sideline reporter Allie Clifton is apparently the place to go if you're an NBA player looking to unload some seriously off-the-wall takes.
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"We have no rights and no place to go," said Li Ming, an activist who came to Beijing from Hunan Province to protest the poor quality of tap water, which he said had made him ill.
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If you use a traditional brick-and-mortar bank, your bank has to pay for a building, staff, utilities, and landscaping so you have a nice place to go when you want to manage your money.
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The video showed that when the officer fired the second shot, Mr. Smith no longer had a gun and was on the ground — "hands up, with no place to go," said the prosecutor, John T. Chisholm.
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Shop the Bargain BinIf you're looking for something specific, or you just want to peruse and see if anything jogs your memory of something you might need, Amazon's Bargain Bin is a good place to go.
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"Most of the world's poorest countries are in hot regions, so to understand how to raise livestock in a tropical climate, Australia's a great place to go learn from," Mr. Gates said in an accompanying video.
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If there's a single place to go to capture the audience that follows streaming celebrities like Ninja, Tfue or VanossGaming, that real estate is far more desirable than pursuing independent sponsorship deals with each individual streamer.
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"They have no place to go back to, and what they're seeking is assistance from the agency that already promised to give it to them," said Natasha Bannan, an attorney with the advocacy organization LatinoJustice PRLDEF.
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Filed on Thursday in federal court in Phoenix, the lawsuit accused the bank of exploiting "one of the most vulnerable groups imaginable" - individuals coming out of prison without a job or sometimes even a place to go.
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While everyone waits to see if Margot Robbie's Harley will return to the big screen beyond next year's The Suicide Squad, it's clear that the best place to go for more BoP action is the comics shop.
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Closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman said Tuesday the U.S. stock market is the "only place to go," with all the uncertainty surrounding Thursday's "very close" U.K. vote on whether to stay or leave the European Union.
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The Oinkster57023 Colorado Blvd, Eagle Rock, CA 90041776 Vine Street, Los Angeles, CA 90038 Before Oinkster, the only place to go in Eagle Rock was the food court of that weird post-apocalyptic mall on Colorado Blvd.
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The Saada siblings said they initially opened the restaurant in November 2017 to serve the many people who come to France for its nudist attractions, and to give them a place to go in the colder months.
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We called [New York DJ] Roger Sanchez, told him what was going on, and that we were afraid we were going to lose the club if we couldn't convince people it was a safe place to go.
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The Oinkster22 Colorado Blvd, Eagle Rock, CA 90041776 Vine Street, Los Angeles, CA 90038 Before Oinkster, the only place to go in Eagle Rock was the food court of that weird post-apocalyptic mall on Colorado Blvd.
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" In an interview with CNBC's "On The Money," Hickenlooper said, "More than anything we wanted Colorado to think of itself as a place, not just for outdoor recreation, but a place to go and start a business.
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SO, IF YOU HAVE A PLACE TO GO, MOST PEOPLE TO FIND THEIR HEALTH IS A BARRIER TO LIFE THEY WANT TO LIVE, AND THE UNMET NEED IS IT'S SO CONFUSING, HOW DO I FIGURE THIS OUT.
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The situation has been in the news for well over a year now, and the camp is about to face complete demolition, meaning that many of the unaccompanied children and teenagers will have no place to go.
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I didn't eat in fancy restaurants when I was in Paris, we ate mostly at home, but I remember going to Galeries Lafayette which at the time—the early 90s—was a very gastronomic place to go.
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But to untold thousands of motorists each year — some with a sense of adventure, others looking to save a buck, still more with no other place to go — Walmart is often a willing host for overnight guests.
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It got a big bump in membership after the 2016 election, with many disaffected voters looking for a place to go after Donald Trump's win, and it now has about 55,20193 members across more than 200 chapters.
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It seemed like a logical place to go, and writing also seemed like a logical thing to do, because that always seems incredibly intimidating, from where I grew up, which is the Midwest, looking at New York.
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"After Mr. Trump whipped up a tweet storm of suspicion about Mueller this weekend, he really now has no place to go with this attack," said Robert F. Bauer, a White House counsel under President Barack Obama.
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"All of a sudden, material being collected on the street doesn't have a place to go," said Pete Keller, vice president of recycling and sustainability at Republic Services, one of the largest waste managers in the country.
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The internet in general is no place to go in search of inflation: in America online prices have been falling fairly steadily since about 2000 and are lower than they were at the turn of the millennium.
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While we're driving, we talk about the call we got last night and decide we want to call the social worker back and offer to take in the little boy if he still needs a place to go.
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But research to date hasn't offered a clear picture of how much patients' ratings, on a scale of 1 to 5, might help people find the best place to go for care, researchers note in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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The world is never going to want for Star Wars-related merchandise, but as I discovered earlier this year there's only one place to go if you want the most accurate, high-end lightsaber replicas possible: the fans.
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"We didn't know if there was going to be a place to go on Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday," said Hogan, now chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities but then working the trading desk at Fidelity Capital Markets.
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"We have been waiting for this for five years ... It is good to have a place to go to," Lisbeth Kristine Roeyneland, head of the support group for the victims of the attacks and their relatives, told Reuters.
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For a more in-depth look at Olympic news, including information about preparations by different nations and individual athletes, the official Olympics app from the International Olympic Committee (free on iOS and Android) is the place to go.
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He had no apparent place to go, except for Wales, whose recruitment policy seems to be to foster players while they are young and persuade them they will get every chance they can if England doesn't want them.
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One paradox at the center of this question is that at times when the news is full of catastrophic headlines, a house of worship feels, to many people, like a natural place to go for comfort and support.
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Governor Cuomo has rightfully said that SUNY dorms will remain open for students with no other place to go, in his state where over 90,000 people are homeless; making up almost one-fifth of the country's unsheltered population.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Congolese activist Evariste Mfaume decided to take action when he found out that thousands of his compatriots who had fled war 20 years ago wanted to come home, but had no place to go.
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Affordability Rank: 16 Millennial Happiness Rank: 220 Economy Health Rank: 225 Things to do: The Brightleaf District is the place to go if you want to see historic architecture and experience the nightlife of the former tobacco warehouses.
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"Hindsight being 20/20, can I understand students being frustrated that maybe they are excited for one candidate or the other, and they don't have a place to go vote on campus during that first week?" he asked.
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For the last couple of years the New York party BOUND has been the place to go for techno listeners who want more out of their nights out than just a dark room and a loud sound system.
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He established the clinic to give teens a place to go that would show them there were others like them but also, more important, to help them answer the big questions that they have no one to ask about.
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Food & Water Watch reports that in 2016, 4 billion pounds of plastic was used for bottled water in the US — bottles that have no place to go now that China isn't accepting the rest of the world's plastic anymore.
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"Feel free to lean in, feel free to sit back when you're listening and, of course, be centered always when you need a place to go while you're listening or getting ready to make an incredible point," Brzezinski advised.
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Whether you're looking for a lightweight bomber jacket to layer over a sweater or puffy down coat to keep you warm as the temps drop, UNIQLO's sale is the place to go to score big on all things outerwear.
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And from what we can see, his Instagram is the place to go for all things streetwear, accessories, precious mother-son street style moments, and his celebrity encounters at all of the (chaperoned, of course) fashion events he frequents.
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"The motor vehicles have occupied all the lanes for electric bikes, so they have no place to go," said Ma Guilong, a retired professor at Tsinghua University in Beijing, who is one of the country's experts on electric vehicles.
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Public housing may not seem like the type of place to go viral on Instagram, but the Choi Hung Estate in Hong Kong has become a popular photography destination, thanks to its colorful basketball courts and bright, pastel exterior.
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I think Ikea is a great place to go if you want a lot of food options and a restaurant feel for an affordable cost and Costco is a good choice if you large portions at a low price.
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Next we received information that the real place to go for the best chicha and chicharrón in the city was La Cancha market in Cochabamba, just south of all the shiny new condominium buildings financed with laundered cocaine money.
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" Justin Carter (above, right), Nowadays (Halsey Street Station - Ridgewood) "We might lose folks from Manhattan, which is a bummer, but we also might gain people who might look to Manhattan as a place to go out, but can't anymore.
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While we may never know who actually came up with the Jucy Lucy, one thing everyone can agree on is the fact that it has put Minnesota on the map as the place to go for an incomparable burger.
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Mr Nadella wants LinkedIn to become the place to go for news and other details about people's work lives, but firms are unlikely to want to give their employees more of an excuse to spend time on social media.
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Cervo's has a tidy little menu of about a dozen wines by the glass, and if you haven't had enough good, unfussy seafood to eat this summer, it's a very good place to go and fix that — over drinks.
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In some ways, it's the exact right place to go — it's a website popular with Trump supporters, and given its ties to the White House, Spicer had his best chance at making the administration look calm and in control.
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With so many changes, "I just needed a place to go and figure out what my next move was — and who I was without the relationship, parenting every day and my business," said Ms. Brown, 58, a health coach.
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And then, yeah, it just seemed like the right place to go because it had really unique equipment, and the environment was really cool, and we thought we'd feel comfortable recording there so we ended up going with it.
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Politicians aren&apost the best place to go to get an assessment of economic data: they have incentives to overstate the positives and the negatives alike in ways that distort the true picture of how typical Americans are doing.
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Many posters in the school give practical instructions on how to act during floods, in the local language, including advice to stay away from electricity poles, find a safe place to go in advance, and store books up high.
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"Not only are you in another state where they don't take your insurance because you're in a different state, but it's difficult because you have to find the right place to go out of network," Mary Ellen Rinks said.
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Be honest about how long you can go without a paycheckFounders should understand whether they have the personal and financial support in place to go without a paycheck for an indefinite period of time as they establish their companies.
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While it may not have the star power of Art Basel Miami or the gravitas of Art Basel in Switzerland, dealers and collectors agree: When it comes to Asian art, Art Basel Hong Kong is the place to go.
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"If you were looking to make a lot of money selling something that doesn't do anything at all, supplements would be a great place to go," Pieter Cohen, a professor at the Harvard-based Cambridge Health Alliance, tells me.
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Little did I know…" —Sandra "I had a pretty mean librarian in middle school and high school and wanted to change that for students like me who needed a place to go that was safe and away from big crowds.
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But the results suggest that patients shouldn't rely on COE designations to find the best place to go for their care, said Dr. Deepak Bhatt, executive director of interventional cardiovascular programs at Brigham and Women's Heart & Vascular Center in Boston.
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Daniela testified that she feared her family would no longer speak to her, and that she would have no place to go, since her legal documents had been taken away by her family, at the urging of Nxivm members including Raniere.
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The center opens in New York's Tribeca neighborhood on Sunday, Mother's Day, and aims to give families who can afford it a community and a place to go, where they'll see familiar faces, keep kids entertained and enjoy the space themselves.
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Schools and community centers are open to students Lightfoot said her primary concern was ensuring that students had a place to go during the strike and that those who relied on school for breakfast and lunch were still getting fed.
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School buildings will remain open to provide students with a place to go and meals to eat, but organizations and locations all over the city also have flung open their doors with programs to keep the kids of Chicago occupied.
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There's no way to move accounts between Spotify Kids and Spotify proper right now, but once kids are ready to move on from the children's app, there's really only one place to go — especially since they're already on a family plan.
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Finally, if you want a place to market your photos (and / or a community of artists to consult and chat with), then 500px or DeviantArt may be a better place to go — just make sure they have the resources you need.
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Gomez says she doesn't "see a lot of news sources that are pro-logic and pro-reason" — unless you have access to massive amounts of data, she says, then you don't have a place to go to find balanced news.
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Californians with diabetes who have a regular place to go for health care other than the emergency room are less likely to get amputations, according to an analysis conducted for Kaiser Health News by the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research.
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Now several hundred more people, including some 150 women and children and many disabled people, have no place to go, said Sonia Manzi, a Rome resident and a volunteer who hands out meals to migrants sleeping at the Tiburtina station.
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"If you want to be in something that's very growthy, and actually legitimate as it is legalized and controlled properly, I think this is the place to go," Carol Pepper of Pepper International told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Friday.
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But our sources say it's still the president's home and the Secret Service and NYPD are aware he's extremely controversial and the building has become the place to go in NYC for protests ... protests that can easily get out of hand.
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The shutdown was a blow to Grantland's small but passionate audience, but now they have a new place to go: The Ringer, co-founded by Simmons and four other ex-Grantlanders and edited by one of those guys, Sean Fennessey.
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Considering Tyrion's failures in picking the right side this season, he doesn't really have a place to go — Daenerys will consider him a traitor while Sansa and Jon will fault him for staying loyal to Dany as long as he did.
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Then it was time for Times Square, it was time for eatin' good in the neighborhood, it was time for: Applebee's, I'm sure, is a fine place to go sometimes, for some people, in some states that are probably square-shaped.
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"I do know how this movie ends and I want you to know how it ends: We're not going to leave 800,000 people out in the cold with no place to go," Graham said at the American Enterprise Institute on Wednesday.
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Barnaby's serves up a bit of everything from Tex-Mex meals and pasta dishes to sandwiches and seafood, so it's the perfect place to go with a large group or if you're just not sure what you want to eat.
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"When we had a novel flu like swine flu, we were the place to go," Dr. Sean McNeeley, the former president of the the College of Urgent Care Medicine who's heading up the organization's COVID-19 task force told Business Insider.
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But it was not until she was in her late 22004s that she made her international breakthrough, in "No Place to Go" (20083), directed by Oskar Roehler, which was shown at the Cannes Film Festival and released in other countries.
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"What do we do when there ain't no place to go home to?" asked a teary-eyed Rebecca Tally, 58, who left her house in a kayak that her son had just happened to see floating by his house nearby.
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The thunderous applause after his tirade, however, seemed a vote of confidence for the idea of the theater as a place to go not merely to be entertained, but also to grapple and engage with the issues that shape our world.
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Women need a place to go in their own industry where it's safe to speak out, to submit complaints, to give and get recommendations and advice, to share stories, and to help protect and inform younger women entering these industries.
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Amazon's Rivet Line and Urban Outfitters have a huge selection of stylish closet and desk organizers that will give your clothes, shoes, and knick knacks a place to go — and prevent your house from looking like a tornado went through it.
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Neither would have been especially rational: Barnsley against Leeds is a fierce local derby, not some sinecure; Oakwell, one of the most atmospheric, traditional stadiums in English soccer, is hardly the place to go if you want an easy day.
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Alonso set up the first shelter in Las Vegas after she learned more than 90% of domestic violence shelters don't accept pets, making it hard for women fleeing domestic violence to find a place to go without surrendering their beloved animals.
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Daniela testified that she feared her family would no longer speak to her, and that she would have no place to go, since her legal documents had been taken away by her family, at the urging of Raniere and other Nxivm members.
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"From what I understand it's a fairly common practice for the Treasury Department, after sanctions are in place, to go back and look at whether or not there needs to be specific carve-outs for different industries or products or services," he said.
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We were looking at Street Etiquette, who is based out in NYC and really rally the Black creative community together, and we thought Asian Americans on the East Coast were participating in that because they didn't really have a place to go.
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She said they used to regularly collaborate with local NGOs on making sure people released by ICE or CBP on parole had a place to go, but ever-changing, unclear orders from the White House have recently caused a breakdown in the relationship.
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Recently, I was lucky enough to see a number of applications uniquely suited to AR developed by Stanford HCI students (let me point out again, HCI conferences, and classes, are the single best place to go for validated visions of the future).
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If you are using an enclosed yard as a potty space, be sure to also introduce your puppy to doing their business on leash in other locations so you don't accidentally teach them that the yard is the only correct place to go.
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"The Boys & Girls Club didn't just give me a place to go after school, it also taught me a high level of competition…it's our job now to pay that debt back," he said, adding, "that time for me was life changing."
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"I found myself watching a bit at a distance because it was frankly a scary place to go," Mr. Branagh said, recalling the time when Mr. Mankell, who died in October, revealed to him that he had written his character's last words.
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"You're going to have some questions and problems that naturally occur during the filing season that may not have a place to go," said Michael Dolan, national director of IRS policies and dispute resolution in the Washington national tax practice of KPMG.
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"That water now doesn't have a place to go, and it has to go somewhere else - more likely into older neighborhoods that may or may not have flooded prior to this," said Ed Browne, chairman of a grassroots group called Citizens Against Flooding.
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Chinar on the Island is a high-dollar Russian restaurant in Staten Island that is apparently the place to go if you want to shout at your dining companions during a DJ set while you drop $150 for the "Super Deluxe Banquet" meal.
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We opened a new center in Asheville, and the clinicians talked about how excited they were to be able to provide trans services there—that folks were coming from over state lines because it was a good, nonjudgmental, safe place to go.
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"Sometimes, when I really miss my luggage but I have no place to go, I'll just open up my luggage on the floor and fill it," said Shelley Bazemore, 343, a counterintelligence analyst in Maryland who served 234 years in the army.
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While the move by schools like Harvard University, Amherst College, and Smith College is meant to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus, it presents a host of issues for students who don't have a place to go or a way to get online.
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Students, required to be out of their on-campus housing by March 15, have to find new living accommodations for the foreseeable future, posing a challenge for those who don't readily have a place to go like low-income or international students.
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Some were released last week without any money or place to go, including the mother of a 6-month-old baby who, according to court documents, was left by immigration agents at a bus station until she obtained a bus ticket around midnight.
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"The North Koreans lure Americans to travel to North Korea via tour groups, run out of China, who advertise slick ads on the internet proclaiming, 'No American ever gets detained on our tours' and 'This is a safe place to go,'" he said.
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If you've made it this far without trying a traditional plate lunch or poi, the purplish pounded taro root that is a gluten-free staple of an island diet, then the Highway Inn, in business since 1947, is the place to go.
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" She continued, "This holiday is my second favorite holiday (Christmas has my # 1 spot) and I love the message around this holiday of being thankful, but also gathering together with your friends, family and those who don't have a place to go.
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"The Stumpf Hobbit House Restroom is a really fun place to 'go', but it is also environmentally sustainable," said garden spokeswoman Aubrey Brennan, "It's equipped with energy efficient features" like water efficient plumbing, energy-saving hand dryers and a green roof, Brennan said.
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We chose the country of Canada as the top place to go this year, partly inspired by international interest in a country that seems devoid of wrenching rifts and partly because of the yearlong celebrations that have been cooked up for the sesquicentennial.
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"It was a logical second place to go after the informational hearing on how impeachment will work in the Senate so members will know when they are talking about this process why it's different than the way this has been done before," the lawmaker said.
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One such positive was that participants seemed to have more access to health care in 2015 than in recent years, based on their answers about whether they were insured and had a place to go for medical care, such as a doctor's office or clinic.
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ThinkGeek is a good place to go if you want to buy a quirky one-off gift or to fulfill very specific desires, like officially licensed Star Wars-themed gear or a decorated cookie jar with a Triforce from The Legend of Zelda on it.
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"If we want to understand volcanic activity more generally, rather than from an Earth-centric perspective, then Io is the place to go study in terms of how geologically active it is," Katherine de Kleer, assistant professor in planetary science at CalTech, told Gizmodo.
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Josef: We tried to put a lot of detail into the backgrounds, so that when you're traveling around looking for the next place to go, you'll be guided by curiosity instead of feeling lost and alone – which is kind of the reality of it, though.
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But the manner in which it corrects may well be very different, more orderly rather than panicky, taking its good time, given the glacial pace of the Fed's tightening and the large amounts of liquidity still in the market looking for a place to go.
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"The North Koreans lure Americans to travel to North Korea via tour groups run out of China, who advertise slick ads on the internet proclaiming no American ever gets detained off of our tours and this is a safe place to go," Fred Warmbier said.
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Berry faced legal problems again in 2000, when his former bandmate and pianist Johnnie Jonhson sued him, claiming that he co-wrote over 50 songs, including "No Particular Place to Go", "Sweet Little Sixteen" and "Roll Over Beethoven", all of which credit only Berry.
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Odessa Restaurant 154 Avenue A, New York, NY 21718 (21321) 321818-1482 This late night—open 24 hours, seven days a week—Eastern European diner is the place to go if you want a late-night pierogis, cheeseburgers, pancakes, or a pitcher of sangria.
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He went to run Hulu shortly after it launched, back when it was originally sort of conceived of as the big TV guys' response to YouTube and Apple, and it was a place to go watch their TV shows the day after they aired.
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When you need a really good deal on everyday grocery items like bulk frozen food, a massive bag of baby spinach, and almond milk, or larger purchases like car tires, a 21.5-bottle wine cellar, or funeral caskets, Costco is the place to go.
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Even if Chelsea has passed its peak of three or so years ago, for viewers who want to see a lot of art in every conceivable contemporary mode and at every level of quality in a short time, it's still the place to go.
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"Fighters today, when they're done fighting, they got no place to go...Once you quit fighting, you gotta go to work, so you better get yourself an education so you know what you're doing after you get done fighting," Duva once said in an interview.
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I had no extended family to fall back on; no one who could loan me money to help raise a child; no place to go except to my parents' rented home — a place that felt temporary, at best, given their financial insecurity and recent eviction.
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BERLIN — Hannelore Elsner, who defined the role of smart-talking female police inspector in one of Germany's most widely watched television procedurals and gained acclaim for her portrayal of a despondent novelist in the movie "No Place to Go," died on April 21981 in Munich.
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If we want to avoid blocky three-letter word regions, our only options are under the N or U of NUMBER — while there are words that end with U, there are way more that end with N. So that's a good place to go.
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With little money and no place to go, he and several other Afghan asylum seekers camped out for 51 days on a tiny street next to the United Nations refugee agency office in central Jakarta before he was admitted to a migrant shelter for minors.
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I'm writing this from the public library in East Oakland, because my friend Samantha said if you work from home that's the best place to go right now — most public libraries have central air filtration and are not pulling the smoky air from the outside.
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The image alludes to the ways gay and queer men in the 70s, with seemingly no place to go, performed their identities and sexual acts in public spaces they found a way to make private, like bathrooms or the back seats of cars or movie theaters.
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Toby needs time to rehabilitate both his body and his mind, and yes, he's incredibly lucky to have a place to go to do just that: Ivy House, the family estate in Dublin that he'd used during his younger years as his own personal frat house.
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"We hope that we see a renewed interest in actually using it as a place to go out to dinner [versus] picking up convenience and food to go home," Deborah Brand, vice president of development and design at Taco Bell, told USA Today back in May.
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But he told The Associated Press in 2009 that he moved to his house — which a benefactor bought for him — when he needed a place to go after his lease ran out on his five-story studio and gallery in the Bowery section of New York City.
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It's a community and a resource, both personal and educational, the place to go when you feel like screaming into a void about how bad your skin is and also when you just want to know how your vitamin C serum might interact with your sunscreen.
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I think the biggest thing is just to create a barrier around not just women, but anyone who's othered in any way, shape, or form — to make sure they have a place to go or someone to call if they're in an uncomfortable place or abusive situation.
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"The North Koreans lure Americans to travel to North Korea via tour groups, run out of China, who advertise slick ads on the internet proclaiming, 'No American ever gets detained on our tours,' and, 'This is a safe place to go,'" he said at a press conference.
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" Khan, who has been to Fabric and thinks of it as, "a great place to go" and a "great night out," goes on to discuss the important issue of planning laws, stating that, "What we're going to do is make it much harder to change use.
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Rockhold's clinch game along the fence, in the standard American Kickboxing Academy mold, might seem a strange place to go against a wrestler of Romero's accomplishment, but dirty boxing and looking to for the underhook pin could be a good way to force activity out of Romero.
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Lila Rose and her team from Live Action had great fun debunking the myth that Planned Parenthood is the place to go for breast cancer screening with a mammogram, recording phone calls to dozens of facilities coast-to-coast and finding not a single mammogram machine.
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But they're also no place to go cheap, because you will see them daily and, in the case of many blinds, such as those in your bedroom or any on windows facing the streets or a neighbor, you will likely use them several times a day.
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Yeah, and maybe to help down-ballot, you know, give Republicans, mainstream Republicans, a place to go, you know, where they would vote for, you know, whoever, Fantasy Independent Candidate X on the presidential line, and then go vote for Rob Portman in the Senate race.
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What Vogelsang does is keep sticking himself in corners where the narrative seems to have almost no place to go, and, instead of spinning his wheels or getting out through some stylistic trick or tic, he charges ahead; he galumphs along and we go along with him.
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However, at the time of many of the abuses detailed in the report, Pennsylvania had a much stricter statute of limitations on child sex abuse crimes: Victims had five years after the abuse took place to go for criminal prosecution, and two years for civil litigation.
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As each of our detailed actions is captured in software, analyzed along with hundreds of thousands of others, and provided back to users in the form of recommended next steps, software will no longer be a place to input data, but a place to go for specifically-tailored advice.
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The general boredom It's not that the Emmys are the place to go all fire and brimstone on the terrifying state of Hollywood in the wake of several sexual assault scandals and the general state of American politics, but it's hard not to wish they'd at least tried.
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Where anybody involved in a sex scene — which is many, many people on The Deuce — there was somebody there to protect you, to make sure your boundaries were not crossed, to make sure that you had a place to go if you had a complaint or a concern.
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Where anybody involved in a sex scene — which is many, many people on The Deuce — there was somebody there to protect you, to make sure your boundaries were not crossed, to make sure that you had a place to go if you had a complaint or a concern.
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Nothing daunted, Rosanne Di Stefano of the Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics and Alak Ray of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, in India, told the 2016 meeting of the American Astronomical Society why they think globular clusters are a good place to go hunting for advanced civilisations.
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That trip accounted for $1,487.83 of the $5,929.10 total, but was a necessary component of the process; I wanted to base this decision on reality, not fantasy, which meant I had to get myself into the city and make sure it felt like the right place to go.
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"If you're a young couple getting married, and you want to live in a good community and can only spend around $400,000, Levittown is the only place to go," said Nancy Kalberer, an agent with Century 21, who has been selling real estate in the area for 28 years.
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"Curation, at its best," he said, "is not just how you like something, which is the most dangerous place to go, but what the music means to the band, what it means to the fans and whether it should be part of how someone first connects" with the artist.
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"We wanted to really connect with students who are being displaced and also try to meet the needs of those students who rely on school for both a safe place to go during the day, and also nutrition," said Monica Rigali, the senior director of marketing at JanSport.
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But if stability and success is measured by how the Obamacare insurance exchanges are impacting the people who have no other place to go for their health insurance, this program remains a disaster for at least the 40 percent of the market that are not eligible for subsidies.
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RICHARD CLARIDA: Well, let me just restate what the Chair did say which is that the Fed looked at the possibility of going to negative rates after the financial crisis, and it decided that, in the U.S. context, that that was actually not a desirable place to go.
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The reason that he feared big companies was that the people who worked for big companies would have no other place to go; they'd be stuck working for their employer, and if their employer told them to vote in an election one way, they would follow the lead of their employer.
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"It can be especially valuable for destinations that may not have a top-tier attraction with a lot of name recognition, but has great natural cultural attractions that can give travellers confidence that this is the place to go," Douglas Quinby, vice president of research at Phocuswright, told CNBC via email.
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I think that whole thing, the idea that it's not TV, it's HBO, that HBO thought that they would always make superior content, a lot of that was just the product of HBO was the only place to go in town back in the day to get that type of stuff.
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"It can be especially valuable for destinations that may not have a top-tier attraction with a lot of name recognition, but has great natural cultural attractions that can give travellers confidence that this is the place to go," Douglas Quinby, vice-president of research at Phocuswright, told CNBC via email.
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Where to get a robot vacuum: While Walmart is the place to go to snag a robot vacuum under $200 (see below), Best Buy's best deal is the app-connected Roomba 890 for $279.99, which is $220 off the original price and $70 cheaper than its lowest price on Amazon ever.
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"You put this one away and next time the stock market throws a sale because of the bogus lockstep linkage to oil or the endless Fed chatter, I want you to think about McDonald's as the place to go, not necessarily as a store, but as a stock," Cramer said.
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It doesn't mean that you have to go there and have sex with everybody, but it is a great place to go and experience what it is like to share your relationship with other people and see how other people share their relationship, and then see how you feel about it.
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Mr. Trump was asked to stay away from a party gathering Saturday afternoon in Wisconsin, where Speaker Paul D. Ryan and other state luminaries took the stage, a striking rebuke that left the Republican nominee for president with no place to go on a Saturday 31 days before the election.
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And I keep coming back to space, and it's sort of a geeky science fiction place to go, but I think there's a real truth there that if we had discovered that Mars was an unpopulated twin of planet Earth, the drama of the last 50 years would've been completely different.
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This isn&apost the place to go with if somebody was at name your big brokerage for the last three years, they want to take a next step up, they want to be the best sales rep or the best carrier rep, and broker off a hundred loads a day.
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"Africa itself has changed out of all recognition, both physically and politically, and the old-time self-contained safari would have no place to go in today's Africa," Mr. Selby wrote for Sports Afield in 22007, when satellite phones, computers and helicopters made life easy for the busy executive on safari.
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If that's the case, then Huggers, who joined the company in April 2015, and his team will have to convince video viewers to think of Vevo as a music site they can hang out on, instead of a place to go and watch a specific video, like they do on YouTube.
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"Maybe even — again it depends on budgets, and I'm not promising anything between now and 2024 — but maybe even an inflatable habitat on the surface of the Moon so that when our astronauts get there they have a place to go, and they can stay for longer periods of time," he said.
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"I think people are becoming much more aware that tube sites aren't the only place to go to get your rocks off — and I hope many are realizing tube sites aren't the most ethical place to get your rocks off either," she said, referring to porn sites that host user generated content.
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He was so instrumental in making me aware of that and giving me the opportunity to learn and grow and look out for my community; to provide a sense of safety for them, a place to go and be safe and speak who you need to speak to, and use your mind.
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A good place to go for those is a 2013 Harvard Law Review paper, Stockholder Adoption of Mandatory Individual Arbitration for Stockholder Disputes, in which Harvard professor Hal Scott and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton partner Leslie Silverman argue that Supreme Court and Delaware precedent allow corporations to adopt bylaws requiring arbitration of shareholder disputes.
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Beginning in May, the TV app will become the place to go for those same movie and TV show digital purchases on Apple TV. No. Unless you're paying for Apple TV Plus or an Apple TV Channel subscription (and neither of those are available yet), the TV app itself is completely free to use.
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That's gotten a little less blatant since [Mayor Mike] Bloomberg left office, but there are still ads on the subway that show a bottle of soda with a belly telling us we're all doomed because we're fat, so to have a place to go where we can just be us and celebrate that is wonderful.
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In a few days, I will yet again put the key into the car ignition and have no place to go, not enough money for housing, no job or prospects, and $1,000 in savings to survive on until it's gone or I somehow find a job and a place to live — whichever comes first.
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This so-called 'super app' model was pioneered by WeChat, but players such as Facebook are clearly gunning to clone the approach for mobile users in the West — and there are signs the company is sucking the oxygen out of other apps, even if a Facebook-owned platform is not yet the only place to go for everything.
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The governor "doesn't want to be responsible if anything goes wrong," said a top Republican operative in the state, even if the decision to close the beaches is a tricky one because it denies families who are social distancing a place to go and could lead to more law enforcement resources being needed to enforce the mandate.
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Liberia had long been that fantastically beautiful place that had never seemed able to deliver on its travel destination potential: sandy white empty beaches, but with no roads leading to them; lush tropical rain forests but with no place to go to the bathroom; an open people who love foreigners but few flights to link them.
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For instance: she told me that to teach her young daughter to stop picking her nose, she made little sculptures she called "booger monsters," and claimed that boogers are their food: "If you steal their food, they're going to crawl out your nose and look for the next most likely place to go, which is going to be your ear," she says.
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BUT IF YOU HAVE A PLACE TO GO TO FIGURE THAT OUT AND WE BUILD THAT RELATIONSHIP WITH YOU AND WE MAP IT OUT AND WE MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENTS, WE CLEAR YOUR PRIOR AUTHORIZATIONS, MAYBE WE DON'T EVEN HAVE CLAIMS TO PAY, BECAUSE WE ARRANGED IT WITH THE NETWORK IN FRONT OF YOU AND IT'S AN EASIER JOURNEY THAT'S A DIFFERENT MODEL.
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And Verizon and the fire department engaged in a seven month discussion over whether Verizon ought to be throttling the fire department's broadband in the middle of huge forest fires and eventually what Verizon said was they would stop throttling the broadband if the fire department paid more than double of what they were paying before for broadband and the fire department had no place to go.
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When: March 53–5 / Wednesday–Friday: noon–8pm; Saturday: noon–7pm; Sunday: noon–5pm ($25) Where: Park Avenue Armory (643 Park Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan) The Art Show isn't the place to go to see risky, sink-or-swim experimental works, it's where you can catch showpieces by modern masters and thoroughly vetted living artists before they disappear into private collections or turn up in museums.
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Dr. Zahn said of the California outbreak: "What contained this virus in this event was that while we have relatively lower immunization rates in some pediatric populations in our community, our adult immunization rates were high, well over 95 percent," Unvaccinated children might get sick, but the virus had no place to go in their families because the adult population had grown up in an era when everyone got vaccinated.
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