PwC stressed that the dress code required by Portico in December 2015 was Portico's policy and had been enforced by a Portico supervisor.
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Unfortunately for us, Portico isn't yet available to the public.
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Thomas Jefferson borrowed the portico for his first version of Monticello.
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The exterior lights illuminating North Portico went dark at 11 p.m.
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A side door opens to a portico used for outdoor dining.
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It sports a fairy-tale tower and an entrance with a portico.
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The South Portico steps haven't been restored in 64 years, Walters added.
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After Portico folded, he started Bobby Berk Home, which he expanded nationally.
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It shares the same structural elements, like the portico, dome, and large columns.
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It arrived by horse and carriage at the North Portico, as is tradition.
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She greeted the group and posed for a photo on the North Portico.
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Portico told The New York Times that it rewrote its code after Thorp complained.
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Spooky trees snaked up the columns of the South Portico of the White House.
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A carport was built behind the house to match the portico on the side.
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"That sounds very familiar," Mr. Trump said in brief remarks from the plantation's portico.
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Agnese Landini of Italy at the North Portico of the White House on Tuesday evening.
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But the grand building still stands, its barrel-vaulted portico supported by eight slim pillars.
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She would make him pay when he finally rode his flaming horses into the portico.
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The hotel's main lobby is located on the main floor, right off of the portico.
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Other swearing-in ceremonies have taken place at the East Portico, the House and the Rotunda.
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It's far too early to picture the iconic Trump logo affixed to the White House portico.
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Following Thorp's petition, which has garnered over 70,000 signatures to date, Portico reviewed its dress code.
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Portico Quartet, a London-based group, have been responsible for a large part of that change.
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Beyond the portico is a hypostyle hall whose columns are inscribed with sacred texts and hymns.
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The Oval Office, the South Portico steps and the press offices were among the areas upgraded.
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So I watch him edge out from under that portico, and the rain starts hitting him.
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Up a stone stairway and under a portico, the main entrance is on the second floor.
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Portico Quartet were quickly signed to Babel, a label associated with Vortex, London's premier hipster jazz venue.
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It was a fitting setting: over the past decade, the world has come into Portico Quartet's orbit.
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Two hours later, they will depart via the North Portico and head by limousine to the Capitol.
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The exterior retains its cornice, modillions and gabled dormers, as well as a portico with ornate columns.
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The Trumps greeted the guests of honor, the Morrisons, at the North Portico of the White House.
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The Portico d'Ottavia is now a soaring ruin at the edge of the Jewish ghetto in Rome.
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The next morning we mustered outside in the hotel's portico, waiting for our skis to be delivered.
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In addition to the architects of record, Edelman Sultan Knox Wood, the Portico Group of Seattle contributed.
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Michael Casey of Portico, an advisory firm, says fundraising volumes could easily double again without flooding the market.
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The renovations include structural repairs to address ceiling leaks, HVAC work and repairs to the South Portico steps.
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He turned and retreated through the South Portico as reporters erupted into questions about the latest Russia development.
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National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice waits at the South Portico for Bush to arrive at the White House.
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In early accounts of the incident, the Secret Service claims the intruder didn't get past the portico doors.
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She strings twinkly blue lights outside her house and hangs a birch Star of David on a portico.
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Outdoor space: A driveway passes under a portico and continues to a large paved area in the back.
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A curved stone path with a blue tile inlay steps up to a portico with a red tile roof.
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PwC, meanwhile, issued a statement explaining that it "outsources its front-of-house/reception services to Portico," another company.
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"PwC followed its initial statement with an updated statement that Portico is "updating its uniform policy with immediate effect.
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Another player, Kurt Suzuki, walked up to the South Portico wearing a signature red "Make America Great Again" cap.
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I entered the original two-story Mansard-roofed building through a large blue portico flanked by two Tuscan columns.
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He was able to elude multiple layers of security before being stopped near the entrance at the South Portico.
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Lithe bartenders served dark-colored elixirs at the center bar, while smokers outside puffed away under the hotel's portico.
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They would likely bring in the nominee through the south portico which means that we&aposve got no vantage point.
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December 25, 1974 - Marshall Fields crashes his automobile through the Northwest Gate and drives it close to the North Portico.
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The requirement came from outsourcing firm Portico, which enforced a dress code including high heels measuring two to four inches.
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First Lady Barbara Bush greeted trick-or-treaters outside the South Portico of the White House on Halloween in 1989.
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After a ceremony at the White House before the show, I happened to notice him leaving through the North Portico.
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"For the exterior scenes, basically we built the portico of her house, then put the rest in digitally," he explained.
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From the paver stone driveway, a portico leads to a large glass-walled foyer at the core of the house.
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A flight of coral steps in front of the house narrows as it approaches an arched portico and double doors.
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A gold pocket watch swings from the South Portico framed by giant mechanical white rabbits, and, below, a chess board floor.
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Limestone in the new steps on the South Portico came from Indiana, and the Oval Office wallpaper hails from York, Pennsylvania.
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In reality, the assassination happened in the Portico of Pompey, a Senate house with a statue of Pompey (Caesar's enemy) inside.
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The two-car garage, which is connected to the main building by a portico, has decorative windows and a loft space.
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The South Portico steps will receive their first upgrade in 64 years, and the White House mess will get an overhaul.
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The property's Georgian origin is evident in the grand semicircular portico entrance and slate-roofed wraparound porch with ornate ironwork columns.
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It had been moved that Christmas Eve to the mansion's South Portico, since Lafayette Park provoked too many wartime security concerns.
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The Obamas greeted Trump and the new first lady at the North Portico of the White House before hosting them for tea.
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Image 2 of 2 SINGAPORE – Donald Trump approached from the right, striding down the long portico at the colonial-era Singapore resort.
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After Obama welcomed guests from the balcony of the South Portico, he made way for his wife, who detailed the day's events.
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Workers smoothed cement and laid stone at a patio adjacent to the Rose Garden as reporters walked toward the South Portico steps.
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The tree arrived at the North Portico of the White House by jingle bell-adorned horse and carriage, continuing an annual tradition.
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Macedonia's main government complex, recently recast as a copy-and-paste White House, complete with square portico and tympanum, begged for recognition.
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I pass through a tall Chinese portico flanked on one side by a stuffed lion and on the other by a tiger.
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Or that you can find three arrows stuck in the roof of a portico on Strada Maggiore from a robbery gone wrong?
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Eventually he moved to New York City and became the creative director of Portico, the luxury design company that began in SoHo.
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She collaborated with the Portico Group architects and exhibit designers from Seattle and the New York architecture firm Edelman Sultan Knox Wood.
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White House deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters told reporters that the South Portico steps on the South Lawn will also be repaired.
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The handoff began in the morning when Obama and his wife greeted the incoming first couple on the steps of the North Portico.
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Barack Obama and Michelle Obama greet Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau at the North Portico of the White House.
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Trump North Portico 9:45AM THE PRESIDENT and THE FIRST LADY host a tea and coffee reception with President-elect Trump and Mrs.
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Yet buildings like the Saltdean clearly deserve it, with its curved concrete portico adorned by metal railings, housing the café and changing rooms.
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Hanging, shooting—I'd prefer [President Obama] be hung from the portico of the White House, or as I call it, the white mosque.
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The defendants were ushered past the columns of the portico and into a windowless room, where they were placed in a large cage.
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But Trump emerged from the White House South Portico 30 minutes late on Friday morning, and spent another 20 minutes talking to reporters.
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A terraced bluestone walkway in front, bracketed by stone walls, leads to a large portico and a front door framed by stained glass.
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It was evident even before the Netanyahus arrived at the South Portico on Monday that Kushner would play a role in the visit.
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In photos by Annie Leibovitz, the first lady poses in Versace and Carolina Herrera on the Blue Room Balcony and the South Portico steps.
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Trump greeted the Netanyahus with kisses when she and her husband met their guests outside the South Portico of the White House at noon.
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Plymouth Rock is housed inside, and to view it you must first enter the portico, then approach the railing, then crane your neck downward.
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Then came the double chimneys, the front portico, the three-story addition tacked onto one end and the sun porch attached to the other.
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The library's dominant feature was the entry — 15 steep, aspirational steps that narrowed as they climbed to a portico sheltering heavy wooden double doors.
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South Portico steps on the South Lawn are also being restored for the first time since President Dwight Eisenhower was in the White House.
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It is especially notable for its pillared double front porch, or portico, which juts out from the north facade like a puffed-up chest.
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Standing under the portico of the house, Pence declined to answer a question about his biggest concerns moving to Washington and surrounding the new administration.
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Someone intervened, and the microphone stand was carried up the stone steps of City Hall and set up in the shade of the building's portico.
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The National Park Service will replace the five doors at the South Portico of the White House which are weathered from extensive use and rotting.
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Portico, the agency through which Thorp got the job, had set the uniform guidelines and has since reviewed and revised its policy upon PwC's request.
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Not only did that cost Lenin his arm; it also risked injuring the living when the newly renovated portico collapsed a month after the reopening.
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Those who do make it inside are treated to a detailed portico that leads into the main building, which features neo-Gothic and Andalusian accents.
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On a balmy Sunday evening in January, the White House tweeted a picture of the north portico of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, complete with falling snowflakes.
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While a band played "O Christmas Tree," Trump greeted a horse-drawn carriage outside the White House's North Portico as part of a presentation ceremony.
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The motorcade bearing the remains was met at the White House gate by a U.S. Marine honor guard, which escorted it to the North Portico.
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At one point, Tran hid behind a White House pillar before proceeding to the south portico entrance, according to a complaint filed in US District Court.
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The tech giant went to such great lengths to uncover the ingredients for products used in their facilities that it developed an online tool called Portico.
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" PwC responded to Portico's new policy, stating, "we are pleased that Portico has responded to our concerns and is updating its uniform policy with immediate effect.
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After signing with Gondwana Records, a jazz label founded by Matthew Halsall, an accomplished trumpeter, Portico Quartet returned with "Art in the Age of Automation" (2017).
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On Thursday, Portico — the outsourcing company Thorp was working for — changed its policy saying "with immediate effect all our female colleagues can wear plain flat shoes".
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That includes one moment from this week in 1998: on July 30th, General Magic started shipping Portico, a virtual assistant with a Siri-like voice interface.
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But no real commander in chief will get a water view off the portico like the one that comes with the replica, just off Galveston Bay.
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Tucked away on one side of the Hôtel de Pontalba's verdant garden, the steel standing mobile by Alexander Calder catches the visitor's eye from the portico.
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In the exercise room beyond the portico, dressed in a blue sports outfit, Ali is sitting on a low stool, wiping his face with a towel.
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New Haven, Connecticut (CNN)Nelson Pinos pushed the heavy glass-paned door and stepped into the chill on the portico of the historic New England church.
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Now Chinese executives, ferried to the portico in German cars, enter through circular front doors painted with a huge red shuang xi, which means double happiness.
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Weeks after Mr. Trump took office, another man was able to elude multiple layers of security before being stopped near the entrance at the South Portico.
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Here, President Dwight Eisenhower and first lady Mamie Eisenhower pose with their family in 1958 on the Christmas tree-lighted North Portico of the White House.
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In the sunny portico of a medieval-era hospital, the creative director Paul Andrew showed a collection for Ferragamo that was both leisure-friendly and luxurious.
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I even was invited to and celebrated July 4th at the White House, watching the annual fireworks display just feet away from the White House Portico.
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THESE OAKplanks, once part of the portico of a property just outside Imperial Rome, travelled a long way before the builders got their hands on them.
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You looked at a jacket and thought immediately of Palladio's symmetry: pocket-pocket is equivalent to window-window, a portico is equivalent to a jacket's opening.
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From the sidewalk, a gate opens to a stepped path of black-and-white tiles, leading through an arched portico to the front door and foyer.
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They spent a brief period as a trio, releasing an album in 2015 under the name "Portico", but fans were left confused by the change of direction.
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The sellers commissioned Bill Tull, a local artist and designer, to do a 211s renovation that included the construction of an outdoor patio, entrance portico and sunroom.
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Ms. Hnin Wai's husband, U Naung Naung, still lives in the spacious pink house with a portico that his wife's trafficking commissions appear to have earned them.
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They also replaced the roof, reconstructed a portion of the southern portico that threatened to collapse and connected the house to the regional water and sewer systems.
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At midnight, head to the Grand Portico Terrace for Champagne and fireworks to the sounds of the Blue Danube Waltz and the bells of Stephen&aposs Cathedral.
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He was smiling as he stepped from the White House South Portico with Trump and two other aides, senior counselor Kellyanne Conway and policy adviser Stephen Miller.
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Ms. Hnin Wai's husband, U Naung Naung, still lives in the spacious pink house with a portico that his wife's trafficking commissions appear to have earned them.
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Most notably, in 2014, a man hopped the north fence and sprinted past the north portico White House doors and actually into the building, before he was stopped.
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In past administrations, that handover involved secure 18-wheeler trucks -- pulled directly to the White House South Portico -- to load up boxes upon boxes of carefully filed material.
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"As far as I'm concerned, if you hate our country, if you're not happy here, you can leave," Trump said in remarks in front of the South Portico.
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He spoke first outside the South Portico, as his Marine One helicopter was idling nearby, and again under the wing of Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews.
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While the palace is known for its tapestries, old master paintings, antiques and furniture, the North Portico tells the story of one of the building's more eccentric inhabitants.
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"Today, racism is no longer pledged from the portico of the Capitol or exclaimed from the floor of the constitutional convention," the court wrote in its unanimous decision.
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"Once again, we are the economic envy of the entire world," Mr. Trump declared outside the South Portico of the White House, flanked by his top economic advisers.
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One morning, he stepped through the portico door and noticed a black-chinned hummingbird dangling from the side of the red plastic feeder like a stray Christmas ornament.
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An advent calendar hung in a window of the Green Room provides visitors with a White House-themed Christmas countdown, complete with lights to mimic the North Portico.
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Two parliamentary committees set up to investigate the issue concluded in January that Portico, the outsourcing firm that had insisted Ms. Thorp wear heels, had broken the law.
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The edible spread features a view of the South Portico, with landmarks from across the country that include the Alamo, Space Needle, Mount Rushmore and the Gateway Arch.
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Among the treasures unearthed: a mummified head; a headless, limbless torso; and a chapel whose portico harbored two palm-columns, a rectangular inner hall and a deep chamber.
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Tradition reigned at The White House when President Barack Obama and Michelle met on the portico and the new First Lady presented the outgoing one with something Tiffany.
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A similar interrogation and sense of the patron's presence can be felt on the North Portico of Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire, in the form of a sequence of disembodied eyes.
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And Trump revealed few outward worries when he emerged in public late in the day Monday to greet trick-or-treaters from a spider-webbed White House South Portico.
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"During this event, trick-or-treaters will enjoy seeing the South Portico decorated in spider webs, creating a festive look and feel," the White House said in a release.
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Among other updates, the West Wing's 27-year-old heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system will be replaced as well as the South Portico steps on the South Lawn.
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In unseasonable sunshine on the White House South Portico on Wednesday, Trump and the GOP savored a moment of togetherness and triumph, at last validating their monopoly on Washington power.
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"For the first time in nearly 100 years, our nation's capital is celebrating a World Series victory," Trump said during a celebration from the South Portico of the White House.
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President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama wait on the steps of the North Portico of the White house to greet Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau.
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Trump North Portico 11:15AM THE PRESIDENT attends the Inaugural Swearing-In Ceremony for President-elect Trump; THE VICE PRESIDENT, THE FIRST LADY, DR. BIDEN, Vice President-elect Pence, and Mrs.
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At the end of the portico, home to Hudon's life-size figure of Diana, are two bouquet-like arrays of plates, freed from vitrines and cleverly attached to the curved walls.
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After sitting dormant for decades, the building, with a portico marked by colors and stripes, was recently renovated and reopened as the first composting restroom in a New York City park.
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First lady Melania Trump, who emerged from the South Portico on Tuesday wearing a dramatic wide-brimmed white hat, has been overseeing preparations, including the three-course state dinner on Tuesday.
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The stores are now gone, replaced by a community health center, the mall painted a stylish slate gray, with shiny stainless-steel benches and window frames beneath a lofty new portico.
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The first White House Bowling Alley was built for Harry Truman in 1947, and Richard Nixon moved it to its current location below the entrance to the North Portico in 1969.
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At the White House on Wednesday, Mr. Trump presided over a grand celebration on the South Portico, flanked by Republican lawmakers and members of his cabinet in a show of unity.
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Armed with his movie camera, Hill was apparently oblivious to the White House rules and pushed in behind a group of news cameramen to film FDR slowly walking along the mansion's portico.
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Silhouetted cutouts of large, black trees with creepy bare branches were placed on the columns of the White House South Portico, lit a ghoulish orange; dozens of pumpkins lined the curved staircases.
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The house was grand and dilapidated, set back from the street in an overgrown garden, with a flight of stone steps rising to a scruffy pillared portico, a broad door painted black.
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Scarcely had he offered this brief reply when I saw Experience approaching, and the columns of the portico of hypotheses began tottering, its vaults sagging and its floor opening under our feet.
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U.S. Olympians speak to members of the media at the White House's North Portico after an East Room event on Thursday to honor their participation in the Rio Olympic and Paralympic games.
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Size: 2460,3143 square feet Price per square foot: $2314 Indoors: Tucked under a portico at the top of a bluestone terrace, the formal front entrance opens to a foyer with a staircase.
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Credentials are particularly important for network correspondents, who stand before cameras in an area known as Pebble Beach, which offers a picturesque view of the North Lawn and the White House portico.
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Its distinctive architecture - a columned portico, balconies ringing the upper floors, the famous dome - has landed the residence on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list and the back of the U.S. nickel.
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Their vehicle slowly glides down the driveway before swinging around the portico, she motioned, and then the President walks out to greet his guest, before turning and smiling for the press standing nearby.
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House Oversight Chairman Jason Chaffetz told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Friday that the intruder even managed to rattle a door handle at the South Portico entrance, although he did not make it inside.
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The 7,848-square-foot house has an outdoor corridor running from the portico through the first level of the four-bedroom three-bath house to a pool terrace overlooking a 603-foot beach.
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A cobbled path led through the graveyard to the portico of a church that he guessed must have stood square on this land for at least a thousand years; more likely fifteen hundred.
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The Secret Service came under criticism because in its initial account of the episode, officials indicated that Mr. Gonzalez had made it only steps inside the North Portico after running through the door.
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Many of the works seemed like futuristic renditions of luxury furniture, like Hilliary Gabryel's Fallen Portico, a mirror-vase-awning fusion covered in orange faux fur, and Gracelee Lawrence's Summerhead, a pink epoxy fountain.
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As he walked back towards the portico of his official residence, TV microphones picked him up humming contentedly and following up with a jaunty "right!" as he closed the familiar black door behind him.
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Besides the replacement of the West Wing's heating and cooling system, repairs are also to be made to the steps on the South Portico, the side of the White House facing the National Mall.
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With the changes that happened, there was that famous picture of you all, and you're in the middle of it; this incredibly diverse group of people looking so depressed in the portico, there, right?
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In one episode, a man carrying a knife, Omar J. Gonzalez, managed to overpower a Secret Service agent inside the North Portico entrance and run through the ceremonial East Room before he was tackled.
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A white tented portico covered the entrance to the east wing, where they are staying, to make sure no television crews or photographers get a shot of the dress when she leaves in the morning.
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Even first lady Michelle Obama embraced the "go big or go home" attitude, striding out of the White House North Portico Tuesday wearing a figure-hugging Atelier Versace gown made entirely of rose gold chainmail.
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Which brings me to the President of the United States: And, again: And, because three times is a charm: That's Donald John Trump on the White House South Portico, seemingly looking directly into the sun.
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The glass interrupted the tower's pulled-taffy proportions, and spoiled what was even more distinctive than the broken pediment: the supersized Italianate portico, facing Madison Avenue, with its semicircular arches and big, quasi-ecclesiastical rose window.
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In one episode in 2014, a man carrying a knife, Omar J. Gonzalez, managed to overpower a Secret Service agent inside the North Portico entrance and run through the ceremonial East Room before he was tackled.
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Despite tripping security sensors as he scaled several fences, Mr. Tran was able to peer through windows of the East Wing and approach the White House's south portico before he was stopped by Secret Service officers.
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House Oversight Chairman Jason Chaffetz told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Friday that the intruder even managed to rattle a door handle at the South Portico entrance to the White House, although he did not make it inside.
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On Saturday nights, they set up under a portico outside St. Peter's Square to feed the growing number of homeless who sleep in the area, where Pope Francis has also opened medical and bathing facilities for them.
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After the two couples exchanged pleasantries and smiled for photos at the South Portico, the Trumps invited the Turnbulls inside, where they had lunch together and the two leaders met and later gave a joint press conference.
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A gray brick path leads past a rose garden to a portico shading the front door of this 3,563-square-foot residence, said Maxime Van Bockrijck, a sales agent with Cambier-De Nil, which has the listing.
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But the breach was more serious than most other cases of fence-jumping at the White House: The man was able to elude multiple layers of security before being stopped near the entrance at the South Portico.
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Given the whimsical beauty and deep smarts of her installation in the museum's portico, which pairs early-eighteenth-century Meissen porcelains with sculptures that Shechet recently made at the same German factory, she won't be the last.
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The facade of Cooper Union's original building — where Abraham Lincoln gave the address that drove him to the presidency in 1860 — has been retrofitted with five chain-link baffles that turn its north portico into a prison yard.
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She soon discovered the two houses shared a builder, and began a renovation aimed at highlighting her new home's Spanish style, including the addition of intricate Moroccan tiles that lead from an arched portico to the front entrance.
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On Tuesday evening, Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron donned tuxedos and greeted each other at the North Portico of the White House with the traditional French two-cheek kiss before heading with their wives into a lavish state dinner.
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The New York sculptor Arlene Shechet selected 130 pieces from the famed Arnhold Collection, a promised gift to the Frick, which is devoting its Portico Gallery to "Porcelain, No Simple Matter," a radical and rowdy rethinking of the precious.
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The entrance is a four-column portico that opens into a small foyer, which leads, in turn, to a 27-foot-long reception gallery offering the first glimpse into the rotunda — and straight through the back to the grounds.
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In one notable instance in 2014, 42-year-old Omar Gonzales, of Copperas Cove, Texas, made it through the north portico doors with a three-and-a-half-inch folding knife in his pants pocket, according to the Secret Service.
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The experimental approach taken by Portico Quartet—which has been described as a mixture between Radiohead and the Cinematic Orchestra—is not dissimilar to that of Nils Frahm or Olafur Arnalds, two contemporary classical musicians who incorporate elements of techno.
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WATCH THIS: People at the White House: The Final Interview with The Obamas While waiting to greet their guests at the North Portico of the White House, the Obamas were photographed by "about 100 press people," the former first lady recalls.
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US first lady Melania Trump, from right, US President Donald Trump, South Korean President Moon Jae-in and his wife Kim Jung-sook stand for photographers at the South Portico of the White House in Washington on Thursday, June 29.
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The decoration of the portico dates to 1928 and the patronage of Gladys Deacon, the second wife of the 9th Duke of Marlborough, who commissioned British war artist Colin Gill to paint the eyes of her and her husband in 1928.
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As he exited the West Wing and walked across the lawn, a huge contingent of White House staffers and visitors lined up along the south portico to cheer him on, and he walked the rope line shaking hands and smiling.
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Additionally, Trump kept the tradition of a giant White House replica -- made from 200 pounds of gingerbread, with layers and layers of white icing and banisters of the South Portico and Truman Balcony made from raw spaghetti coated black with icing.
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Size: 5183,2518 square feet Price per square foot: $2859 Indoors: Crossing an entrance portico with a front door trimmed in its original brass hardware, you enter a triple-height hall with walls of exposed brick — a material found throughout the house.
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