"One day the Promenade des Anglais will be called the Promenade des Russes."
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Promenade deck with lounges, bars and shops Promenade deck with lounges, bars and shops Passengers figured their departure would be delayed by only a day or so.
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Plan A: Build A Temporary Highway A temporary elevated roadway would be built at the level of the promenade, with part of the promenade converted into vehicle lanes.
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The Ukrainians were chagrined to discover this year that the space they rented at Promenade 73 turned out to be right across the street from Russia House at Promenade 72.
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The historic center and long seaside promenade provide a backdrop.
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PROMENADE Peter and I go walking for a few hours.
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Madonna was escorted along the port's promenade by security guards.
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The truck appeared on the promenade -- and the promenade was blocked, so he must have broken through the barriers; it was driving on the sea side, and shooting at the people on the sea side.
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Instead, I nearly tripped over a corpse, stumbling in the dark along the Promenade des Anglais shortly after a 19-ton refrigerated truck turned Nice's majestic beachfront promenade into a scene from a horror film.
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A roar would overtake the promenade, sending ripples across the water.
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They also said that part of the promenade would remain open.
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Afterward, the temporary highway would be converted into a new promenade.
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The promenade was targeted by a deadly terrorist attack in 2016.
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The incident in Tel Aviv occurred along its popular seaside promenade.
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Why a promenade in Barcelona and the seaside town of Cambrils?
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Like the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, attacked in July 2016.
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People spilled out of trams, filling the square and its promenade.
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What happened to the phone booth on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade?
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I looked up and out past the promenade to the river.
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The promenade was filled with Philadelphians of all colors and kinds.
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About 100 mourners began walking along the promenade next to the route.
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Before the show begins, celebrities walk the promenade with their plus-ones.
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Places like the promenade in Nice and the Christmas market in Berlin.
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Hey, I like your sweater – did you buy that on the Promenade?
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He checked into the Dan Hotel, across from the city's seafront promenade.
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It would close much of the promenade for up to six years.
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Edward Gorey on the promenade at the New York State Theater, 1973.
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The famed Brooklyn Heights Promenade that sits above it would be preserved.
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I walk out on the promenade and watch a particularly fabulous sunset.
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The communities surrounding the promenade balked, and have offered far better solutions.
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"the moon's souvenir, the boulevardier, a ballerina on the promenade," he wrote.
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And the third would be a park-like promenade for pedestrians only.
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It was that same fatigue that I now felt on the promenade.
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I was no longer on the bench, or even near the promenade.
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From the promenade, I stood watching the Indian Ocean's frothy white tops.
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The panel said the promenade should remain open during the B.Q.E. repairs, rejecting an earlier plan by the city to close the promenade and build a temporary roadway over it where traffic would be diverted while work occurred below.
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"We would play on the Santa Monica Promenade for tips," Mr. Wendel said.
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Smashed children's strollers, an uneaten baguette and other debris strewn about the promenade.
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New last year, the historic center and long seaside promenade provide the backdrop.
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Just across the promenade from Dog House is Playmakers, the ship's sports bar.
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The Chao Phraya promenade is part of a wider effort to modernise Bangkok.
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On the Promenade, on the beach, and around the always-crowded Cours Saleya.
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Thursday, the truck sped down the promenade in the seaside city of Nice.
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We finally found a lovely promenade, but it was absolutely mobbed with people.
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No matter what happens next, the current promenade will have to be replaced.
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Her mother retired as a principal of Promenade Elementary School in Corona, Calif.
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We didn't go walking on the promenade deck when we were allowed to.
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On Tuesday, White was walking the sunny promenade of Davos as a guest.
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There on the promenade, a company had turned a man into a product.
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The edifice will be set in a grassy park with a waterfront promenade.
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The separate bike entrance would consist of an elevated lane on the Manhattan side that would run along the edge of the bridge — physically separate from the existing promenade — and then join back with the promenade in an L-shape.
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Heading into the AMC Promenade 16 movie theatre in Woodland Hills, California, with husband
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The historic center and seaside promenade, with a 2.2km stretch, provide the backdrop. Spielberg.
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Then walk the five-mile, seaside Franz Joseph I Promenade, colloquially known as Lungomare.
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Afterwards, I wander down a super touristy promenade and stop to try on clothes.
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During their European getaway the couple was spotted taking a stroll along a promenade.
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The central promenade of the World Trade Center Transportation Hub is called the Oculus.
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He drove into the crowd, heading east on the promenade, around 15 minutes later.
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"I'd love to walk with you on the promenade," he said, and then sneezed.
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Choice B turned the Promenade into a six-lane highway for nearly as long.
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Windows were blown out in the apartment buildings and hotels that line the promenade.
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I strolled the Bund, the city's waterfront promenade, looking out over the Huangpu River.
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As my room view revealed, you're just across the street from the LINQ Promenade.
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The promenade consists of 123,212 square feet of retail space plus 230 residential units.
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It is famous for its beaches, its promenade, its iconic venues, and its stunning illuminations.
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The Momentum festival will take place September 13-15 in Toledo, Ohio's riverfront Promenade Park.
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You don't walk the promenade, you dance it; its visual rhythms have a samba beat.
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Simon Cotteridge, who also lives along the promenade, said he had been watching the fireworks.
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While the promenade is prized by the neighborhood, Mr. Bray said the expressway is not.
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Transportation officials have recently taken steps to expand the overtaxed promenade on the Brooklyn Bridge.
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It blends into a promenade with a walking path, mobile cafes, and two bike lanes.
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In Manhattan, however, they would stick up prominently between a busy street and the promenade.
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Stroll along the Promenade des Anglais in Nice — or ride on skates, scooters or bikes.
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But on any given day no end of visual pollution mars the promenade surrounding the museum.
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With the New York Mets, a ticket in the outfield promenade costs $31 for an Aug.
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The seaside promenade, where walking sticks outnumber G-strings, offers a glimpse of its demographic future.
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Travelers can explore the promenade and all the hotel's restaurants whether they're staying there or not.
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I looked across the promenade where Nerdbot-Con, a nerd and cosplay convention, was being held.
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Thousands of people ran from the promenade through the center of Nice and the side streets.
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Music festivals have become our new promenade: a public showcase of our tastes, lifestyles and bodies.
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A tall space between old and new buildings is a promenade deck for viewing and receptions.
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Try squeezing onto the elevated, wood-and-concrete promenade that runs above its six vehicle lanes.
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The event later shifted to a public promenade overlooking the glitzy Marina Bay, the police said.
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Hundreds of spectators watched the competition, which ended on Sunday, from the adjacent rocks and promenade.
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We walked across the bridge to the Promenade and made out on one of the benches.
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In fact, the new promenade would be up to 35 feet wider than the old one.
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Plan B would close the promenade for a shorter period — two years instead of six years.
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The chatter in the promenade grows as small crowds become a large sea of excited smiles.
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"He really slowed down the promenade," she said, referring to when a dancer turns in place.
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"Promenade" (2014), the first painting one sees when entering the gallery, is one of these works.
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This work, which echoes the Fauvist coloring of "Promenade" and "Rosa Smoke," occupies a darker space.
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Right outside is a waterfront promenade with sweeping views of Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island.
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Locals in Thessaloniki, Greece, flocked to a seaside promenade on March 16, ignoring social-distancing directives.
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In the first, a van mowed down pedestrians on Las Ramblas, Barcelona's main promenade, on Thursday.
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These days I avoid eating at the food kiosks on the street-level promenade we designed.
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"Gigi" became the aesthetic template for an encounter between Amy and Laurie on a Paris promenade.
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He was stabbed by a Palestinian member of Hamas on a coastal promenade near Tel Aviv.
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The next day, I went out to have breakfast on the promenade, like I always do.
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Now I came upon a promenade, a large green field dissected by walkways lined with benches.
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The venue on the Mediterranean-front promenade has hosted fringe events for the Eurovision music competition.
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The quarter-mile promenade is meant to evoke Coney Island at the turn of the century.
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I set off by foot, heading first for the lights of the Nice airport, where the Promenade des Anglais begins, and then along the broad seafront boulevard toward what was now a shimmering haze of flashing police and ambulance lights at the other end of the promenade.
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Water, sky, factory buildings, promenade, the weather, and people parading across the harbor are also prime components.
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The promenade is made from hand-cut marble tiles that form a winding pattern through the park.
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Thousands of spectators had gathered on Nice's waterfront promenade Thursday to watch the traditional Bastille Day fireworks.
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Now it is a holiday town, with a promenade, seafood restaurants and shops full of tourist tat.
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I know the Promenade des Anglais; I have strolled along that generously wide, palm-tree lined sidewalk.
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It opens up into a promenade, where guests can have breakfast and afternoon tea during the day.
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Afterward, we strolled to a verdant promenade and waited for a few more members of the entourage.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - Cannes' promenade was pretty enough before authorities installed a row of 400 giant flowerpots.
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Nearly 300 households were cleared to make way for the promenade, and were adequately compensated, he said.
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We stroll arm and arm up and down the lee gallery like ship passengers on a promenade.
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The truck was driven for almost 1.2 miles down the promenade, mowing down people in its path.
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A walk along Seaside's 1.5-mile, oceanfront promenade is one of the most popular things to do.
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A pedestrian promenade along Newark Avenue between Grove and Erie Streets is lined with bars and restaurants.
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Authorities are describing a truck deliberately driven into a popular Jerusalem promenade as an act of terror.
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During their occupation, Islamic State fighters toppled the gates along the ancient Roman promenade, the Decumanus Maximus.
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In the lower left-hand corner of "Promenade" is an illustrated card divided horizontally into two images.
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The top bunk became the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, one of the loveliest spots in the whole city.
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Tiffany, Ralph Lauren, and Armani are among the dozens of companies that have boutiques along the promenade.
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The Grand Promenade will be reconfigured, with expanded intermission seating and food service (and, therefore, shorter lines).
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With the B.Q.E. in need of major repairs, the city is considering proposals to save the promenade.
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The company aims to preserve some of the ship's original features including the promenade and the Navajo Lounge.
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Unofficial events have sprouted up everywhere along the main promenade of Davos covering industries from cannabis to blockchain.
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But beyond the high-rises on the capital's Dubai-style coastal promenade, the problems are plain to see.
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Prague's ban follows suit of cities like Barcelona, which banned the two-wheeled vehicles from its waterfront promenade.
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After grabbing kale salads in the Montana shopping district, we decided to move to the Third Street Promenade.
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There are reportedly dozens of bodies covered in plastic sheets along the Promenade which has been closed off.
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I could have spent the entire trip walking along Oslo's five-and-a-half-mile-long harbor promenade.
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So are the Place Masséna square or the Promenade des Anglais, the boulevard that runs along the Mediterranean.
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The Promenade des Anglais — the beachside avenue that is Nice's premier attraction — was closed to traffic all weekend.
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In the island's main port city, Vathy, bustling markets and a lively beach promenade provide just enough activity.
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An Apple Store employee who was on leave from the Third St. Promenade store in Santa Monica, Calif.
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The other day, people strolling on the promenade said they supported any plan that would keep it open.
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The Oceanfront Boardwalk & Promenade in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is one of the newest boardwalks in the US.
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Police officers, firefighters and rescue workers are seen at the site of an attack on the Promenade des Anglais.
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The van struck crowds that had gathered on the famous Promenade des Anglais to watch the annual fireworks display.
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But despite their different styles, they started performing together along the tourist-filled 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica.
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She was with her sister, Rebecca; they'd been to the Promenade, eaten at McDonald's, and played at Coral Island.
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In their place is a half-mile promenade that, to a lesser degree, still serves as a racial divide.
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Now the town enjoys a nightly clash between its luminous promenade and the dark roughness of the Irish Sea.
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If you're a mayor of a dying city, do you invest $10 million building a promenade by the river?
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People crying, running to get out of the way as the truck came plowing down the promenade towards us.
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The ambulances ran back and forth all night and helicopters were taking off all night long off the promenade.
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The annual event was first introduced by the bank as a way to revitalize Singapore's Marina Bay waterfront promenade.
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Pastel-streaked skies, kaleidoscopic water, and sunburnt silhouettes signal the day's end on Rio de Janeiro's Arpoador beach promenade.
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There are Prada and Hermès outlets on the Corniche, the city's magnificent seaside promenade, and a Virgin Megastore, too.
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As you ascended the canyon, reaching gated communities with names like Renaissance, Promenade and Highlands, the police presence increased.
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For our third non-date, I suggested attending a concert on a barge docked near the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
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Pauline stays close by him, and at the top of the promenade she asks if he'll walk her home.
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The city's seaside Malecon promenade was largely deserted Sunday morning except for a few cars, joggers, fishermen and pelicans.
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Some of the shots were easy to recreate, like those around the promenade in Rockefeller Center and St. Patrick's.
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The three of us will go for a walk around the reservoir or along the East River Promenade together.
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As a precaution, we also undertook an additional extensive deep clean overnight before reopening the Third St. Promenade store.
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Maria's gusts had blasted out many windows of the condominiums along the promenade, leaving apartments exposed to the elements.
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In France, a man drove into a crowd on a busy seaside promenade during Bastille Day celebrations in Nice.
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There's also a 360-degree Promenade Deck, which, their website notes, is rare to see on cruise ships today.
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The "rambla" — the promenade that runs the length of Montevideo's seven-mile coastline — is ideal for walking, running and bicycling.
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The scene on the Promenade des Anglais after the attack, with bodies strewn in the road and covered with blankets.
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Los Doctores del Celular, a mobile-phone repair shop a few blocks from Havana's Malecón seaside promenade, is one example.
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The city has finally noticed — officials announced August 8 that the bridge's promenade might soon get a much-needed expansion.
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The truck zigzagged along the city's seafront Promenade des Anglais as a fireworks display marking the French national day ended.
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Then on Monday, Albert stood alongside American Ambassador Jane Hartley during a minute of silence along the Promenade des Anglais.
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This evening, a truck barreled into a crowd attending Bastille Day celebrations along the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France.
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While he would like to see the promenade expanded, Mr. McCroskey said, he worried that could make the problem worse.
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida is known for its beaches, boating canals, and main promenade lined with upscale restaurants and shopping boutiques.
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It's crowded already and the street lights on the promenade cast a gray glow over the sand and the sea.
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The end result included a 20-foot wide promenade and outdoor concert stage on the eastern side of the drive.
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A new promenade featured a glittering hundred-and-seventy-foot-long stainless-steel sculpture of a fish, by Frank Gehry.
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His promenade, lined by stores and cafes, would have been a sleek, white, 60-foot-wide saucer with two loops.
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It also would allow for a rolling system of closures so some of the promenade could be used during construction.
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Then stroll along the new waterfront promenade, Havnepromenaden, which loops past the angular opera house and its sloping white roofs.
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When the fight was over, rather than a traditional hand-waving promenade, he circled the plaza at a full sprint.
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Abu Aseel, a neighbor and friend who owns a cafe on the promenade, says he has fewer and fewer customers.
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The fate of the promenade has spurred a flurry of ideas for fixing the B.Q.E., including tearing it down entirely.
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People stumble along the promenade like happy zombies, as if they had all just been kissed by their first crush.
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But "here it is crazy," he said, as fans swarmed him while he took a walk along Sukhumi's waterfront promenade.
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This brief work, set to Steve Reich's "Nagoya Marimba," took place with spectators standing on the theater's promenade during intermission.
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On a recent, balmy morning, palm trees swayed along the beachfront promenade as gray-haired dancers twirled and sashayed about.
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Goal 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production Location: Kaffeeklatsch Address: Promenade 72, 7270 Davos Platz, Switzerland Goal 1593 - Climate Action Location: Access Tunnel (to the Kongresszentrum) Address: Kongresszentrum, Talstrasse 49a, 7270 Davos Platz, Switzerland Goal 14 - Life Below Water Location: Bridge on Landwasser stream Address: Davos Platz, Brämabüelstrasse 7, 7270 Davos Platz Goal 15 - Life on Land Location: Dorfseeli Park Address: Talstrasse, 7260 Davos, Switzerland Goal16 - Peace Justice and Strong Institutions Location: Kongress Hotel Address: Promenade 94, 7270 Davos, Switzerland Goal 17 - Partnerships for the Goals Location: Hotel Seehof Address: Promenade 159, 7260 Davos Dorf
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The local Nice prefecture declined to respond to Reuters questions about how, or whether, the promenade was protected from rogue vehicles.
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Located in the Linq Promenade, just a few miles from where Kimmel grew up, the club is special to the funnyman.
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Crowds had packed the Promenade des Anglais to watch fireworks and live music in honor of Bastille Day before the attack.
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However, the seafront Promenade des Anglais, scene of the attack, and other public beaches in and around Nice were closed Friday.
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According to Macy's, "prime viewing locations" in Manhattan are on elevated portions of Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive and the Lower Promenade.
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On Thursday night in Nice, France, a truck sped down the seaside promenade where people had gathered to celebrate Bastille Day.
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First, we must better protect known pedestrian thoroughfares such as Las Ramblas in Barcelona and the Promenade de Anglais in Nice.
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The 2018 Momentum festival will be held September 13-15 in Promenade Park and the surrounding area including The Imagination Station.
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Just two miles from the Boulevard de la Croisette, Cannes's emblematic seafront promenade, the chateau is reached by a stiff climb.
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Local officials observed a moment of silence at a makeshift memorial on the Promenade des Anglais, the site of the carnage.
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The tower will also be one block from the city's Scioto River shoreline promenade and park, which was completed last year.
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Tourists who have taken shelter in the lobbies of the hotels close to the Promenade stand and wait, their gazes uneasy.
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Sunday Routine: The former Ramones drummer Marky Ramone eats oats, has one cup of coffee and putters near the Brooklyn Promenade.
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Tearful well-wishers were still laying flowers, candles, teddy bears and drawings at a makeshift memorial on the Promenade des Anglais.
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New in 2016, the race is known for thrills against a backdrop of the historic old town and long seaside promenade.
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They assembled along a promenade beside Victoria Harbor and chanted slogans while the protest anthem "Glory to Hong Kong" was played.
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The more unpopular one called for closing the promenade for up to six years and building a temporary highway over it.
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The incident took place in Alexandria, close to the city's corniche, a waterfront promenade, and near hotels and military-owned buildings.
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Once engines of wealth, the rigs were now rusting next to a roadside promenade, near one of the island's poorest communities.
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He dropped a backpack and fled up the promenade toward 120th Street, stealing a bicycle along the way, according to prosecutors.
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The mirrored glass surface reflects the sky, and the solid base is surrounded by a promenade and waterfall-filled water gardens.
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Built in the 21956s, the 19883-story red brick, mortar and terra cotta building near the Promenade is now called the Arlington.
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At least 84 people were killed Thursday when a truck plowed into a crowded beachfront promenade in Nice during Bastille Day celebrations.
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The victims were celebrating the French national holiday on July 14 on the promenade in Nice on the south coast of France.
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Along the pier is the Brooklyn Heights Promenade in Downtown Brooklyn, another good spot to catch the barge near the Brooklyn Bridge.
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The attack, which has not been claimed yet by any terrorist organization, occurred on the Promenade des Anglais seaside boulevard at 10.30pm.
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Cheltenham's renaissance is partly credited to the husband and wife, Sam, 37, and Georgie Pearman, 42, who own No. 131 the Promenade.
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Three-dimensional models of six designs—featuring urban gardens, cycle lanes and a promenade—went on display last month for public comment.
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The shabby banks will be transformed into a 25-mile promenade, divided into 11 sections with playgrounds, green spaces, and exercise machines.
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A photo of children playing in a fountain along the Promenade du Paillon was accompanied by a call to protect their future.
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The miles-long River Walk, which follows the San Antonio River, is a landmark pedestrian promenade lined with cafés, restaurants and shops.
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Its promenade, a car-free area elevated above six lanes of traffic, features only one lane for cyclists and one for pedestrians.
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Their vehicle had jumped a police checkpoint and sped towards the main beachfront promenade, where it overturned, according to local media reports.
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The snack stands on the Black Sea promenade are shut, the hotels are empty, palm trees rustle in the mild February breeze.
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The Bastille Day terror attack on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice has been claimed by the Islamic State group – sort of.
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We walk to Central Park, around the Reservoir, if it's nice, or down to Carl Schurz Park or the East River Promenade.
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The title story recounts, in wrenching detail, the collapse of a busy seaside promenade in 1970 and the deaths of 64 people.
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At the top is the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, a pedestrian walkway with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline and New York Harbor.
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A simple grey door and a single banner mark the establishment on Promenade, a short walk south of the iconic Belvedere Hotel.
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The voyagers carried their canoes past the cafe tables on the promenade, put in below the new boat ramp and paddled off.
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Just one hour earlier, a truck had plowed into the crowd assembled on the Promenade des Anglais for the July 14 celebrations.
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Starting at one end of the grounds, a spectator can promenade past many treasures hidden outside of the famous red clay courts.
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An employee at our Third St. Promenade store in Santa Monica informed us they had tested positive for COVID-19 late yesterday.
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We grabbed croissants and cappuccinos from a cafe and strolled along the promenade to find a bench to take it all in.
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Ms. Bachzetsis, a Swiss artist and choreographer, visits the High Line, New York's lushly landscaped elevated promenade, with two works in tow.
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But within this conventional, almost cinematic shell, Fornés inserts a nearly hourlong nugget of what we now call immersive or promenade theater.
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They, too, had moved back home, to a struggling former steel town, to open a little French cafe called Promenade Artisan Foods.
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And Westfield (recently acquired by Unibail-Rodamco) is looking to bring a concert venue to its Promenade Mall in Woodland Hills, California.
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They will go to sleep hungry on the floor of the Independence Day Gazebo in the middle of the All-Holiday Promenade.
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Nearly every corner of the promenade was occupied by older snowbirds looking to escape the dreary, bone-chilling winter of the north.
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But it just took crossing a short sea wall that runs along the promenade for the water to rush over our feet.
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As part of the Post-Tsunami Sustainable Reconstruction Plan (PRES) of Constitución, Aravena built the Constitución Seaside Promenade as a coastal lookout point.
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THE VIEW FROM Lovers' Road in Zhuhai, a seaside promenade in a big city on the PRD's less developed western flank, is breathtaking.
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The new Supercharger, located off the Las Vegas Strip, below the High Roller on the LINQ promenade, was built on Caesars Entertainment property.
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The plan for the promenade is transparent, and made with the best technical inputs, after considering all potential impacts, said Governor Aswin Kwanmuang.
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In Tenby, a picturesque seaside town in Wales, waves tore through a wall of the harbourmaster's offices, leaving debris strewn across the promenade.
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Boston, in one example, replaced a downtown freeway with the Rose Kennedy Greenway, a 1.5-mile linear park and promenade with landscaped gardens.
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She had considered going with her daughters to the promenade to see the fireworks, but her plans changed when a friend stopped by.
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In one scene, Kim's sister, Kim Yo Jong, was seen walking with him along a promenade, clearly impressed with the high-rise skyline.
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Among the stops is a promenade known for its picturesque views of the East River, the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Open for lunch as well as afternoon and evening apéros, and fortunately fitted with tall windows for watching the funky Kleinbasel neighborhood promenade.
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Construction Time: 8+ yearsCost: $3.4-$4 billion Both Plans A and B would mean an end to the promenade in its current form.
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We curated exhibitions on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade at a time when city support for art in public space was rare and new.
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Continue along the sunny harborside promenade for about a mile toward the Catedral de Mallorca, a Gothic cathedral known simply as La Seu.
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In "Promenade" (2011), Ashbery used a digitized print-out of a game-board, Rocket Dart-Words, which was sold in the mid-1950s.
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Then continue north to the Chicago River to stroll on the two-year-old Chicago Riverwalk, a 214-mile long, water-level promenade.
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Sometime after the second plane hit, I walked to the promenade on the East River, which gives a full view of lower Manhattan.
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So we can surmise that Mr. Netanyahu used his May 9 promenade to inform Mr. Putin of the impending showdown with the Iranians.
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Mr. Abouyaaqoub, 22, was believed to have driven the van that killed 13 people last Thursday on Las Ramblas, the famous Barcelona promenade.
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A $220 million Hall of Fame Promenade, a $2135 million Center for Excellence and a $248 million Performance Center will start construction soon.
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Dear Diary: I proposed to my girlfriend on the Brooklyn Bridge Promenade with the sun setting over New York Harbor in the background.
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Alessandra Sanguinetti has shot the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France, after the terrorist attack of last summer, as a nearly abstract blackout.
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Similar blockades will be put in place on the streets leading to the Coney Island Boardwalk as well as on the promenade itself.
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Debbie Coppard, a retired school cafeteria manager from Canada, was walking on the promenade for the first time when a bike sped by.
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Mr. Moses eventually settled for a two-tiered highway that was covered over by the promenade to help contain the noise and pollution.
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The old trading houses and apartment buildings of the Bund, an iconic riverfront promenade, wouldn't look out of place in a Western capital.
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Originally, the 30-foot-wide promenade — which was designed by the city's developer, Joseph Young— was meant to entice potential beachfront property buyers.
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Pointing a finger at law enforcement agencies and security services, the president of the French administrative region covering Nice is apparently still waiting to hear how a huge 2000-ton refrigerator truck could enter the elegant beachfront avenue called Promenade des Anglais (The English Promenade) and continue a murderous rampage for 25 kilometers before being stopped by a road barrier.
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Mumbai police have delegated 16 spots around the city as no selfie zones, including major tourist attractions Girgaum Chowpatty beach and Marine Drive promenade.
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A truck rammed into a crowd of soldiers on a popular promenade in Jerusalem Sunday, killing at least four and wounding 15, officials said.
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Also nearby: Police tape along the promenade, a couple of police vans, an armed officer, and a huddle of reporters beside their television vans.
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Leslie and several other students from the program were celebrating Bastille Day in Nice's Promenade des Anglais when a truck barreled through the crowd.
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The new ship defies norms by placing the pool, normally found on the top deck, at ocean level with a promenade ringed in windows.
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"I saw this enormous white truck go past at top speed," said Suzy Wargniez, 65, who had watched from a cafe on the promenade.
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Families of the dead and the injured, who had gathered on the Promenade des Anglais, shouted "Resign" as the ceremony came to an end.
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In "The Ballad of Dorothy Parker", he storms out of a fight with his girlfriend and finds somewhere on the promenade to sulk alone.
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The Port Talbot Steelworks are visible from the eastern edge of the Gower, along its promenade—café-lined and far busier than Port Talbot's.
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It is happy-go-lucky, as when the dancers bring a small speckled dog on a leash onstage to perform their promenade with them.
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It courses along ancient city streets near the old city walls and the beachfront promenade among the colorful towers of the oil-built metropolis.
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On a corner lot at 24 Middagh Street in a historic district near the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, the residence is priced at $7 million.
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Police have now named the truck driver who mowed down 84 people along the famed Promenade des Anglais after Bastille Day fireworks in Nice.
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It's like walking down a promenade and the feeling about the open space, or maybe it's a dark street, small and narrow, in Paris.
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Mr. Molins said Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel's photographs on his cellphone, going back nearly a year, included ones showing crowds on the Promenade des Anglais.
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The promenade, which was part of the original bridge, narrows to just 10 feet across in places from 17 feet at its widest point.
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Most delightful, though, was the promenade he created along the banks of the Vertefeuille, a rambling stream that cuts through the estate's apple trees.
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"Some people have suggested a barbecue area or a promenade," said Hidezo Sato, a former seed merchant in Namie who leads a residents' group.
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That's some punk who'd knock your ice cream out of your hand down on the promenade, or spitball your back in French class. Dickhead.
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Foreign buyers are drawn to condominium towers and condominium hotels along the "gold kilometer," the Tel Aviv promenade overlooking the Mediterranean, Mr. Dzialdow said.
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The metal-sheathed room looked out onto the promenade of an upscale shopping mall, and featured a large block of ice for a bench.
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A biking and walking path joins up with the Promenade Samuel-De Champlain, a popular riverside park about three miles away, Mr. Brouard said.
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The entrance is an impressive wooden door in a promenade that runs between 3553st and 42nd Streets, just west of Avenue of the Americas.
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But it is nearby and conspicuously connected by a grand promenade and a bridge to the Registan, that is now called Islam Karimov Avenue.
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Officer Holder, 33, a third-generation police officer, was shot in the head at point-blank range on the East River Promenade in Harlem.
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It started out as a decadent promenade of the society set, strolling down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan each Easter Sunday, bonnet-topped and beautiful.
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On my way home from dinner, I bumped into Yo-Yo Ma, the cellist, on the Promenade, which is the main drag in Davos.
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"If you're a super-producer, you can produce whatever you want to produce," Will said, leaning against a railing on the Santa Monica Promenade.
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On his watch, hip businesses like the Fox N Hare Brewing Co. have come to the spruced-up Front Street, with its pedestrian promenade.
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On his watch, hip businesses like the Fox N Hare Brewing Co. have come to the spruced-up Front Street, with its pedestrian promenade.
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"I left the city, and I'm living in the Canary Islands now," said Emilie Bromley, who was on the Promenade when the attack occurred.
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From the corner of my eye, I saw two young men appear on the promenade, one on foot, the other in an electric wheelchair.
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The second plan would take a piecemeal approach, closing some vehicle lanes and the promenade at any given time and rerouting traffic around construction.
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Take a stroll on the downtown promenade -- a stretch known as Cotton Row -- and you'll see examples of how Cleveland blends Southern charm and modernity.
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Bouhlel, 31, was killed by the police after he opened fire on officers when his truck came to a stop on the Promenade des Anglais.
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Concrete bollard barriers provide security on the Promenade des Anglais that were installed after the July 2016 truck attack, in Nice, France, April 12, 2017.
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On Thursday night, during a Bastille Day fireworks display along a palm tree-lined promenade in Nice, France, Nick Leslie stood dancing in the streets.
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On the Promenade, doing our errands by foot, I actually ran into one of my best friends who was doing shopping for her sister's birthday.
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On Tuesday, the Guardian published particularly disturbing photos of French officials forcing a Muslim woman to remove her burka at Promenade des Anglais in Nice.
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THE SEASIDE promenade in Douglas, on the Isle of Man, a self-governing British Crown dependency, boasts grand Victorian buildings and a horse-drawn tram.
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The 10-billion-baht ($425 million) project envisions a seven-km (four-mile)-long elevated promenade along either side of the city's Chao Phraya river.
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The attack took place as a group of soldiers were touring the Armon Hanatziv promenade, an observation post in a disputed neighborhood of East Jerusalem.
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Take a walk along Blackpool Promenade and you'll find cheap boozers, chain-smoking fortune tellers, and a shit-load of traditional fish and chip shops.
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Surprisingly, Shanghai's government has just ordered Han City, a multi-storey mall overflowing with counterfeits on the city's main shopping promenade, to be shut down.
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Even earlier, in Nice, the Promenade des Anglais, an elegant walkway along the Mediterranean, took its name from Britons wintering there in the 19th century.
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The Palace is in San Francisco's financial district, a short four blocks from the Embarcadero, the waterfront promenade, and the twinkling waters of the Bay.
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But Ms. Trottenberg cautioned that the $221,237 study was only a first step and that any expansion of the promenade would most likely be complicated.
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The attacker, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, a Tunisian national, drives nearly a mile on the beachfront promenade before he is shot and killed by authorities.
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They just don't want it next to a park and playground on a swath of land that would complete a promenade along the Hudson River.
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In essence, the elevated expressway would yield to a vast new wash of greenery extending Brooklyn Bridge Park all the way up to the Promenade.
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But make it past the end of the Riis promenade, 10 minutes from the bazaar, and you'll find a serene, scrubby beach minding its business.
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Promenade even tried to create a virtual community with hosts introducing the shows and chat rooms where viewers could discuss what they had just seen.
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Most of the victims of the attacks were tourists who were mowed down by a van while walking along Barcelona's most famous promenade, Las Ramblas.
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In Barcelona, the authorities decided not to introduce bollards along Las Ramblas, the promenade where 13 people were run down by a van last Thursday.
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"This shows that they're getting serious," said Shao Shigui, a retired steelworker from southwest China who was strolling on a promenade by the Yangtze River.
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The event was at the promenade of the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center, and the turnout of about 400 people reflected Oribe's influence.
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Kraehenbuehl's remarks came a day after a Palestinian ploughed a truck into a group of Israeli soldiers on a popular promenade in Jerusalem, killing four.
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Anse d'Arlet, a tiny fishing village, has a promenade along the Grand Anse d'Arlet beach with a cluster of locally owned shops and seafood restaurants.
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While the city's famous waterfront was nicknamed the "Grand Strand" by writer Claude Dunnagan in 1949, Myrtle Beach's Oceanfront Boardwalk & Promenade wasn't built until 2010.
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The layout included strategies on creating areas of shade and respite, and places to frame spectacular views of the statue, enhancing the entire pedestrian promenade.
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The Getaway was built in 2014, and boasts an open-air promenade, a spa, a mini-golf course, five water slides and 25 different dining options.
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According to local sources, Rihanna was staying at a hotel on Nice's Promenade des Anglais, but was at dinner in Antibes when the killings took place.
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Five to ten minutes after the fireworks ended, police cars rushed past him and an influx of people began running in his direction on the Promenade.
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The Melbourne service will cover CBD train stations, Bourke St Mall, Queen Victoria Market, and the South Wharf Promenade at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
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The groups watch four scenes in different order, an act of immersive theater, or promenade theater, dreamed up decades before those before those styles became popular.
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On the Promenade des Anglais on Saturday, there were memorials of flowers and notes, sometimes every few feet, to mark where people had lost their lives.
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The truck "forced its way through, by driving onto the sidewalk," bypassing a checkpoint where police vehicles blocked the entrance to the promenade, the prefecture said.
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The same year, the city rebuilt its eastern Scioto River shoreline, shrinking a five-lane riverfront boulevard to three lanes, and adding a promenade and restaurants.
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A careful look at Picabia's painting "Midi (Promenade des Anglais)" shows the tree-lined waterfront depicted not only with oils, but with feathers, leather and macaroni.
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Gold and Silver: Images and Illusions of the Gold Rush continues at the National Gallery of Canada (380, promenade Sussex, Ottawa, ON) through April 2, 2018.
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They can cut one day off their sentences for every 16 hours they spend pedaling special bicycles that generate electricity to light the city's riverside promenade.
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At the scene of the attack on the Promenade des Anglais, bodies lay covered in white sheets and witnesses could barely believe what they had seen.
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The pedestrian promenade is physically joined to the expressway, suspended over passing traffic below by an unusual triple-cantilever structure that is itself an engineering oddity.
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"Leave it alone," said Joe Ann Brown, 59, a school aide who lives in Park Slope and strolls the promenade with her daughter almost every weekend.
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TIVAT, Montenegro — Several dozen protesters had gathered on the promenade of the coastal town of Tivat, wedged between Montenegro's rugged mountains and a sparkling Adriatic Sea.
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Why merely stretch your legs strolling along Lake Lugano's picturesque tree-shaded promenade when you can get a real workout pedaling yourself out on the water?
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I mean, you used to have an incredible India, you know, was the big sign that was right over there at the end of the promenade.
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At dusk, teenagers make out in the Park of the Heroic Guerrilla, while older couples promenade arm in arm and take romantic carriage rides holding hands.
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The truck zigzagged along the seafront Promenade des Anglais in the city of Nice as a fireworks display marking the French national day ended on Thursday night.
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NYCB founder Lincoln Kirstein championed his art, to the point that two of Nadelman's statues, Circus Women and Two Nudes, adorn the David H. Koch Theater promenade.
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Four of the five museums are now connected by the James Simon Gallery; visitors can also move between the different buildings via the new subterranean Archaeological Promenade.
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On July 14 of this year, I was among the 30,000 people gathered on the promenade in Nice, France, to celebrate the French national holiday Bastille Day.
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There's also the Pixar Promenade, which features colorful games such as La Luna Star Catcher, Heimlich's Candy Corn Toss, WALL-E Space Race and Bullseye Stallion Stampede.
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Late Thursday, following the fireworks show in Nice, a large truck drove into a crowd along the Promenade des Anglais where people were celebrating the French holiday.
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On a whirlwind tour of the town, Mr Schenk shows how the old coal mine was turned into a lake with a new marina and a promenade.
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The agency had boosted the area for tourism by fixing up a coastal promenade, but the caves, which are near the end of the path, remained untouched.
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Local newspaper Nice-Matin said that a vehicle ran into the crowd while they watched a fireworks display on the Promenade des Anglais, according to NBC News.
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Toledo's Promenade Park will be transformed by dynamic interactive art projects, art exhibitions and performances, innovative music across a spectrum of genres, and a Mini Maker Faire.
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Now the new owners of the building, DDG and Westbrook Partners, are turning the 12-story structure just off the promenade into a 143-unit condominium building.
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The double lines of benches along the entrance promenade to the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory are all dedicated to the memory of people who loved the garden.
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So numerous were the bodies that to protect their dignity, people had covered some of them with tablecloths snatched from the restaurants lining the Promenade des Anglais.
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The woman and the man had been there, with so many others, along the broad seafront promenade, as Nice's annual fireworks display lit up the night sky.
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One set of images showed the crowd during the Bastille Day fireworks a year ago, another a crowd at a concert on the promenade, also last year.
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The Symphony of the Seas has seven "neighborhoods:" Boardwalk, Entertainment Place, Pool and Sports Zone, Youth Zone, Royal Promenade, Vitality Spa and Fitness Center, and Central Park.
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Kenan Malik LONDON — On July 14, Bastille Day, in Nice, France, 85 people died after being mowed down on the promenade by a man driving a truck.
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The "CRYPTO" and "BLOCKCHAIN" signs that littered the Ski resort's promenade last year have all but disappeared, and bitcoin has virtually vanished from the official forum agenda.
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A man who gave his name as Michel, working at the Voilier Plage restaurant in front of the Promenade des Anglais, said that around 10:30 p.m.
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At the new 28-story David Promenade Residences, scheduled to open next spring, prices run from 12,705 to 14,0113 shekels (or $3,500 to $4,000) a square foot.
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Cons: While the beach location might be an asset to some, it's far-flung on a spit of land at the tail end of the beach promenade.
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Opinion On July 14, 43, as French families strolled along Nice's seafront promenade, a Tunisian man driving a large truck rammed into a crowd, killing 86 people.
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The design wraps the building's facade in a six-story promenade — an allusion to the Mediterranean balcony — turning the museum's walls into indoor-outdoor spaces for art.
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In Oslo, a recently opened waterfront promenade, Havnepromenaden, with its Sorenga Bridge transformed into a pedestrian park, is one of the reasons to get excited about 2018.
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The David Promenade is next to the forthcoming Kempinski Hotel, and residents will have access to all the hotel's amenities, including room service, housekeeping and a spa.
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Hundreds of people walked along the street as if it was a pedestrian promenade, which it isn't — every now and again a car would patiently maneuver through.
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In August, the Mossos led the hunt for the terrorists who killed 16 people, most of them run down by a van on Barcelona's most famous promenade.
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Outside Samos City Hall, by the curving promenade spotted with gyro restaurants, cafes and tourism companies, asylum seekers walked with their children and fished in the port.
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A couple of weeks after I visited the set of "Silicon Valley," we met for dinner in Santa Monica, at a restaurant on the Third Street Promenade.
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We would drive along the Promenade des Anglais with the glistening sea and happy beachgoers on our left before turning inland after several miles, toward the hills.
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Anaheim's downtown district, known locally as CtrCity, features the Center Street Promenade, a strip of local businesses and eateries that has the feel of a friendly village.
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Eager to open up classical music to a broader audience, he then started a season of nightly promenade concerts there in 1895 and met with immediate success.
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The new report cited Aecom's finding that a larger promenade would attract even more people and add more weight to the bridge, which could be a problem.
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Nader El Shafei, 42, was vacationing from Cairo, in the lobby of the Hotel Mercure on the Promenade des Anglais, watching holiday fireworks when he saw the truck.
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"I saw this enormous white truck go past at top speed," said Suzy Wargniez, a local woman aged 3503 who had watched from a cafe on the promenade.
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And in Albany, the proposed Skyway seeks to transform a half-mile-long unneeded highway ramp into a landscaped promenade linking downtown to the Hudson River waterfront park.
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Molins said that investigators had found several photos of the Promenade des Anglais boulevard in the attacker's phone, including some that were taken the afternoon of the attack.
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Kahn was a brilliant architect who would rank even higher in esteem if his greatest work—the National Assembly in Bangladesh—weren't so far from critics' usual promenade.
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Hours after that explosion, police say, a 22-year-old Moroccan, Younes Abouyaaqoub, drove a van onto Barcelona's popular La Rambla promenade, killing 13 and injuring scores more.
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They tell me they left three minutes before a man decided to turn a truck into a weapon of mass destruction, and the Promenade into a killing field.
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One proposed redesign — shown above — would include two new two-way pedestrian lanes that would be built on either side of the existing promenade, according to the report.
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As we rode down the wide stretch of 4th Street south to the Promenade, two skateboarders smirked as we passed, and I felt a brief moment of shame.
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"The Waverly Gallery" premiered in 1999 at the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts and was first produced in New York Off Broadway at the Promenade Theater in 2000.
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The morning of the engagement, the couple enjoyed a donut breakfast with their families and a bike ride through Eastern Promenade Park before stopping for a picnic lunch.
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I've walked across the stretch of the Promenade des Anglais, where so many lives were crushed under the wheels of a speeding truck, scores, maybe hundreds of times.
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"I'm sure it will be irritating like the L-train shutdown," said Hilary Chassé, 26, an archivist in Downtown Brooklyn who goes to the promenade for the views.
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It was also built into the side of a bluff, using an unusual triple cantilever bridge structure that allowed for a promenade to be added at the top.
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I changed out of my hiking boots on a park bench as motorbikes whizzed along the promenade, then hobbled to the station to take a train to Nice.
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Every day, between January and May 3003, when Fiona finally was able to promenade around the hippo tank for the public, seemed to bring a new health crisis.
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During a trip to South America, Pope Francis was greeting crowds from the popemobile as his motorcade drove down a coastal promenade in the city of Iquique, Chile.
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A two-mile promenade, built in the late 1800s, reveals the town's resort-ier roots, complete with a family-run fudge shop, coin arcades and grande-dame hotels.
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Every day, between January and May 15, when Fiona finally was able to promenade around the hippo tank for the public, seemed to bring a new health crisis.
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"We know that most of the buyers in this project have second homes in major cities around the world," said Mr. Dzialdow, referring to the David Promenade Residences.
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During his dancing days, Mr. Millepied, a former member of New York City Ballet, which counts the theater as its base, spent plenty of time on the promenade.
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Mr. Turnbull said officials began work on the plan last year after a terrorist in Nice, France, drove through crowds on the city's seaside promenade, killing 86 people.
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Last year, city transportation officials hired a consulting firm to assess how much weight the bridge can bear, and to study options for expansion, including widening the promenade.
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But residents at the Manhattan Promenade, a 23-story luxury tower in the Kips Bay neighborhood, said they had long voiced concerns to the landlord about the elevators.
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The attack on Sunday occurred on the Armon Hanatziv Promenade, a popular tourist spot between East Jerusalem and West Jerusalem that offers sweeping views of the Old City.
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But residents at the Manhattan Promenade, a 23-story luxury tower in the Kips Bay neighborhood, said they had long voiced concerns to the landlord about the elevators.
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The Promenade des Anglais always drew the whole city to the event — all religions, all ages and all visitors to make the moment one of shared urban celebration.
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This circular, unused railroad is gradually being turned into a green promenade and is reminiscent of New York City's High Line, although only parts of it are public.
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Spectators had gathered to watch fireworks on the Promenade des Anglais seaside walk in the center of Nice late Thursday night when the truck plowed into the crowd.
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The alternative is a rebuttal to two plans put forward by the city last fall to rebuild the B.Q.E. and the promenade that sits on top of it.
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The Park, as it's actually called, is a new promenade joining two hotels and casinos on the west side of the Strip: New York, New York, and Monte Carlo.
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French state prosecutor Francois Molins has said the bulk of the killing took place along a 1.9 km stretch from number 11 to 147 of the Promenade des Anglais.
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Other clips showed Santiago crawling around their hotel room while wearing a houndstooth-print onesie, and taking his first trip to the Promenade de la Croisette with his mom.
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French police have confirmed that Younes Abouyaaqoub, the 22-year-old Moroccan — who Spanish police believe drove a van through crowds of pedestrians on Barcelona's Las Ramblas promenade Aug.
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SEXUAL PREDATORS Such is the TikTok craze that a Reuters photographer recently saw more than a dozen youngsters shooting TikTok videos on their smartphones at a popular Mumbai promenade.
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Israeli soldiers work at the scene where police said a Palestinian rammed his truck into a group of Israeli soldiers on a popular promenade in Jerusalem January 8, 2017.
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As well as taking some time to explore the Palais, I'd also recommend a stroll along La Croisette — the main promenade that runs from the Palais along the beachfront.
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In March, a Palestinian went on a stabbing rampage along a coastal promenade near Tel Aviv, killing an American combat veteran who was a graduate student at Vanderbilt University.
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Thursday, the attacker mowed down scores of victims before dying in a gunfight with three police officers, who pursued him down the Promenade des Anglais, a storied seaside boulevard.
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Joanna Marat, owner of the Hotel Cronstadt, on a side-street leading off the Promenade said an Australian couple staying at the hotel had left early after the attack.
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Along the promenade, I couldn't help but look up at the windows overlooking New York Harbor and wonder, what would it be like to wake up to that view?
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Still, she seeks a room of her own, and here her luck seems to hold: She scores a beautiful apartment on Montague Terrace, facing the promenade in Brooklyn Heights.
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GET PUMPED I get up about 230 or 22:30 and I'll take my bike out for a nice ride near the Promenade, past the park, a mile away.
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Fair Lawn also has 1,600 rentals in complexes ranging from red-brick garden apartments to Fair Lawn Promenade, a mixed-use project on a former Route 208 industrial site.
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On a cold, foggy day in February 2015, while walking on the Brooklyn Promenade, Mr. Wolff dropped to one knee and proposed with a diamond ring he had designed.
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When the work was done Narva, which got about $830,000, had a promenade almost eight times as long as the one built in Ivangorod, which received nearly $20123 million.
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Future archaeologists will sift out artifacts of his beloved 20-acre Elgin Botanic Garden, digging below the office towers, skating rink and promenade, layers beneath Radio City Music Hall.
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The volume of traffic reminds me of standing on the Malecón, the seafront promenade in Havana, a dozen years ago and watching a couple of cars a minute pass.
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The waterfront promenade offers postcard-worthy views of Lake Constance, with Switzerland and the rising Alps visible on the far side, as well as the occasional airship sighting overhead.
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As a result, harried New Yorkers jockey for elbow room on the wood-and-concrete promenade alongside selfie-snapping tourists and vendors hawking iced water bottles and cheap souvenirs.
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Up Next Age 32 Hometown Mexico City Now Lives A duplex apartment in Brooklyn Heights perched above the promenade, which she shares with her boyfriend, the photographer Balarama Heller.
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In the French city of Nice, a man drove a rental truck into a crowd celebrating Bastille Day on the seaside Promenade des Anglais last year, killing 86 people.
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The project in Washington, which is being completed on time and on budget, features a mile-long cobblestone promenade, four new public piers, two office buildings and three hotels.
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The U.S. rightly ended this use of aid dollars after a Palestinian terrorist murdered an American, Taylor Force, as he strolled with friends near a Tel Aviv beach promenade.
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One of the most significant improvements was the city's $341 million project that replaced the obliterated wooden boardwalk with a concrete promenade, which also serves as a storm barrier.
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Many projects are yet to come — the master plan runs to 2025 — including a redesign of Biscayne Boulevard to feature a grand promenade similar to Las Ramblas in Barcelona.
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Commercial rents along the promenade are among the highest in the world, at $1,519 per square foot per year, compared with $20163,250 on Fifth Avenue, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
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The first plan would replace the promenade with a temporary, elevated six-lane highway where traffic could be redirected from the lower levels while the triple cantilever is rebuilt.
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The promenade parallel to Rue de la Republique in Gustavia, which feels more like a collection of oversized dollhouses than an actual city, is perfect for a sunset stroll.
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They take their treatment in the morning and go to the beach, play pétanque, or have a drink in one of the bars on the promenade in the afternoon.
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Dzama will exhibit Art Series' first ever digital installation this winter on the theater's Promenade, complete with a chess match dance off and a guest appearance by Amy Sedaris.
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Downtown, the new restaurants lining a pedestrian promenade near the Grove Street PATH station are furnished with rustic tables and hanging Edison bulbs, telltale signs that the hipsters have arrived.
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As a whole, these align neither with the wandering of Baudelarian flâneurs who roam the streets to experience a city, nor the tunnel vision of a hunched promenade on pavement.
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Noémie Dewavrin, a city councilor who owns a hotel near the Croisette, the city's famous seafront promenade, expects this year's festival to be business as usual despite the new measures.
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"I feel like the living dead, a dead man walking, walking on the lungomare," he said, referring in Italian to the seafront promenade, in a long conversation, after some persuading.
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If the 133-year-old bridge can hold enough weight, the city will then consider options for expanding the promenade, which could include the addition of four pedestrian-friendly lanes.
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Most of the other storefronts on the block are for sale, and the chipper barista on sidewalk duty happily informs her that the block is being turned into a promenade.
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ISIS quickly claimed responsibility for Europe's latest bout of extremist violence, which left 13 dead and 100 wounded after a van roared down Barcelona's historic Las Ramblas promenade on Thursday.
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In one, with Bath Abbey and the River Avon in the background, he appears to be sinking into the river's currents as he grabs a rail along the city's promenade.
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There is no bouncer and no door, just a folding glass partition that opens onto the airy indoor promenade, where another 26 chairs can be set up at busy times.
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About three hours later, Jackson stabbed Mele in the neck while he was dining at Aloha Steakhouse -- a beachside restaurant across the promenade where Jackson had been spotted, police said.
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Mr. Gravel is surprised that the existing BeltLine has become such a gathering spot — a place to promenade, take outdoor yoga classes, and wander in and out of trendy restaurants.
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Distraught, he showed a selfie his brother had sent him from Nice's Promenade des Anglais just hours before the massacre occurred there, his brother's lips twisted in a slight smile.
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Nice has installed new barriers, changed traffic layouts and taken other measures since a man drove a truck into a Bastille Day celebration on its seafront promenade, killing 86 people.
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Fans of the national team watched the game in the rehabilitated Praça Mauá square by Rio's port, home to a new museum and water-front promenade built for the Games.
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As part of the display, you can stroll down the Pumpkin Promenade, traverse the Pumpkin Zee Bridge and enter the Pumpkin Planetarium to look up at a pumpkin-covered sky.
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BARCELONA, Spain — On sunny weekends, dozens of sidewalk vendors line up along the seafront promenade in Barcelona, offering wares like purportedly designer-name sunglasses, clothing and other knickknacks, usually counterfeit.
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Recreation areas include Carl Schurz Park, a 15-acre park between East End Avenue and a promenade along the river, with a playground, two dog runs, walking paths and gardens.
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On Shanghai's famous river promenade, Yu took pictures of the two women and then got the friend to take several of him and Wang with their arms around each other.
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The views from the park and the Promenade are unparalleled: of Lower Manhattan, New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, Governors Island and, just to the north, the Brooklyn Bridge.
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At the start of the Promenade des Anglais, in the heart of the city, is a memorial to the 86 people killed in the Bastille Day terror attack last year.
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I was fascinated by Doha, with its glittering area around the corniche, the long waterfront promenade, and I very much enjoyed living near several American, British, French and Qatari universities.
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Many of the clashes took place in the Tsim Sha Tsui district, where crowds traditionally gather along a waterfront promenade on Christmas Eve to view Christmas lights across the harbor.
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Authorities are also removing shanties along the Chao Phraya river to build a promenade, and earlier this year forced out a community of more than 300 people near an old fort.
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The dock is the future site of a waterfront promenade, where residents will someday enjoy live music, catch a water taxi to San Francisco's Embarcadero, or just take in the views.
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The driver drove at high speed for over 100 meters (yards) along the famed Promenade des Anglais seafront in the French Riviera city of Nice before hitting the mass of spectators.
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But the kerb is low at the point where Bouhlel left the road, suggesting that all he had to do to avoid the blockade was veer seawards and mount the promenade.
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In addition to the stabbing victim, 261 people had died in the van attack on Las Ramblas promenade, and one woman was killed in Cambrils in a second attack hours later.
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This 22010,22-square-foot condo in the Promenade West building, priced just over the local median at $2340,0003, has two bedrooms, two baths, hardwood floors and a terrace with automatic awnings.
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For example, rather than an American-style Main Street, the main promenade is called Mickey Street, and the 2620 animals of the Chinese zodiac have been given a Pixar-style makeover.
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Near the Promenade des Anglais, for instance, Sanguinetti said people were hugging and leaving flowers after the deaths of at least 84 people who were celebrating Bastille Day there on Thursday.
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Mr. Howard had stolen a bike at gunpoint and pedaled north on the promenade, encountering Officer Holder and his partner coming down a ramp from a footbridge, according to the police.
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While taking a phone call on the roof of my office overlooking Santa Monica 3rd St. Promenade, A man in an Elmo costume was surrounded and arrested by multiple police officers.
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Authorities are also removing shanties along the Chao Phraya River to build a promenade, and have forced out a community near an old fort to make way for a public park.
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And there are still questions about how Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel was able to gain access to the promenade in Nice, which was supposedly protected by both national and local police officers.
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From an elevation of about 100 meters, you can gaze over the old city (la Vielle Ville), the Cours Saleya, the pebble beach, the Promenade, and the airport in the distance.
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In the tournament, known as Gostra to the Maltese, a 16 meter-pole is covered by 15 liters of lard and fixed at an angle from the promenade into the sea.
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The images of the Promenade where the bodies were strewn share the same background as the photos of my own children counting pebbles on the beach, ponytails glimmering in the sunlight.
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RAMALLAH, West Bank — A Palestinian on a stabbing rampage on Tuesday along a coastal promenade near Tel Aviv killed an American combat veteran who was a graduate student at Vanderbilt University.
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The master plan for the city includes three sectors for research of such technologies: fast vehicles; mix of lower speed, personal mobility and pedestrians, and a park-like promenade for pedestrians.
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The master plan for the city includes three sectors for research of such technologies: fast vehicles; mix of lower speed, personal mobility and pedestrians; and a park-like promenade for pedestrians.
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There are miles of new and refurbished roads, a sumptuous national theater and clusters of gleaming exercise equipment that draw multitudes of fitness-crazed Senegalese to a seaside promenade at dusk.
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The first gold medal of the meeting is up for grabs as the women tackle a steamy 26.2 miles (42.195 km) floodlit course along the waterfront of Doha's famous Corniche promenade.
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Many families with children had congregated in the area to view the Christmas lights along the promenade, the spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong island on the opposite side of the harbor.
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Many families with children had congregated in the area to view the Christmas lights along the promenade, the spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong island on the opposite side of the harbor.
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For something in between, there's Krigler's English Promenade 19 ($365), a vintage, diffused orange blossom scent released in 1919 (and famously worn by Audrey Hepburn) that's still very much in rotation.
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Both plans have drawn fierce opposition from Brooklyn residents, especially the first one, which they say would bring a "promenade highway" with cars, trucks, and exhaust fumes right to their doors.
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On the way back to his hotel, Kim walked along a promenade near the Merlion, a giant statue, and fountain, of a mythical creature, half-lion, half-fish - Singapore's unofficial mascot.
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On the way back to his hotel, Kim walked along a promenade near the Merlion, a giant statue, and fountain, of a mythical creature, half lion, half fish - Singapore's unofficial mascot.
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CCTV imagery also shows that the attacker driving his truck down the Promenade des Anglais on July 12, even stopping briefly in front of the Negresco hotel with his warning lights on.
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Probably Rasheed could knock one together, she thinks, and then pictures the now-abandoned tourist shops down on the promenade: the selfie sticks and keychains and snow-globes blanketed in masonry dust.
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An anchor in the center just a block behind the main pedestrian promenade, Korzo, the four-star hotel has 120 rooms, multiple bars, two restaurants, a gym and a choice of saunas.
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" Golff said that while Jackson did not look threatening in the security footage, "when you get a call that there's a disturbance on the promenade I think that should be taken seriously.
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They've come a long way from those humble beginnings, now boasting a loft-style space on the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, complete with lounge, kitchen, cafe and florist DIY room.
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Voters also denounced the lack of restraint among competing politicians while many of those killed in Thursday's attack on the seafront Promenade des Anglais boulevard had yet to be identified or buried.
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Nice, France (CNN)For two days after the attack, Aldjia Bouzaouit's family walked up and down the Promenade des Anglais holding her photograph, desperately asking passers-by if they had seen her.
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But beyond that, it must be said, there is indeed a magic about neon, and it works as well in a pristine white gallery as it does on a seedy seaside promenade.
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According to French prosecutor Francois Molins, 10 children and teenagers are among the 84 dead after a man drove a truck through a Bastille Day event on the crowded Promenade des Anglais.
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Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) officials say the promenade will clear the riverbank of illegal encroachments, and open the river and its historic landmarks to the public with parks, bike paths and walkways.
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The confusion of people's whereabouts is the results of a truck driving into groups of revelers who had just finished watching the celebratory Bastille Day fireworks show along the Promenade des Anglais.
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Singapore's home affairs minister, K. Shanmugam, said the men had plans to hit Marina Bay, a popular entertainment area with a waterfront promenade, a giant ferris wheel and a swanky casino resort.
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In minutes, the firefighters and first-aid workers began carrying the injured — and the dead — into the club to get them off the promenade, which was thick with running, stumbling, screaming people.
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The project's initial phase is expected to incorporate Custom House, possibly by extending a bridge from the building to the promenade, and Mr. Stolpestad said he had identified space to accommodate it.
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The seafront Promenade des Anglais, where 84 people were killed on Thursday night as they celebrated Bastille day, is named after the English aristocrats who helped make Nice a popular holiday spot.
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But she said she had grown increasingly worried that her truck was being used as a weapon while watching television reports of Thursday evening of the scene on the Promenade des Anglais.
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The last city we visited on our trip was Nice, where we walked along the Promenade des Anglais and dipped our feet in the cold ocean on the city's rock covered beaches.
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The night manager had just heard from his daughter in Nice that there had been a terrorist attack on the Promenade des Anglais — or at least some sort of terrible traffic accident.
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Speaking at the hearing, Mr. Bhalla said the property was the only thing standing in the way of completing a promenade along a riverfront that was once teeming with longshoreman and factories.
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Some performers were nonchalant about losing their musical stage, saying they would just go elsewhere in the city, like the bustling harborside promenade in Tsim Sha Tsui that is popular with tourists.
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The mass demonstration followed two attacks that killed 15 people last week, including 13 who were mowed down by a van that zigzagged down Las Ramblas, the most famous promenade in Barcelona.
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Then, in a horrific attack in Barcelona, Spain, for which the Islamic State claimed responsibility, the driver of a Fiat van raced down a popular pedestrian promenade, Las Ramblas, killing 14 people.
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On a quiet promontory on the Riviera, it's where Hollywood power players stay during the Cannes Film Festival to escape the crowds on the Croisette, Cannes' beachfront promenade, some nine miles away.
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The 107-year-old sculpture, which depicts the little mermaid from 19th-century Danish author Hans Christian Andersen's tale of the same name, is perched on a rock by a waterside promenade.
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The ease with which Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel reached the pedestrianized Promenade des Anglais in the 19-tonne truck, using an apparently unblocked route, has become a focus for criticism of security arrangements.
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The plan is to walk up Henry Street to the Brooklyn Promenade, a pedestrian area overlooking the East River and downtown Manhattan, but he makes a turn onto Kane Street instead — spontaneous!
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A Tunisian man was able to drive a 19-tonne truck along a packed sea-front promenade, mowing down people in the Bastille Day crowd, before he was shot dead by police.
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But transportation officials have postponed any decision on whether to widen the promenade itself, including one option to build decks on top of the girders that run directly above the car lanes.
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It would upend lives, worsen congestion and temporarily close for years a cherished landmark — the Brooklyn Heights Promenade — that is known the world over for its sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline.
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Besides the spacious and stylish rooms, the Brown Beach Hotel is only steps away from Tel Aviv's beaches and the always popular beach promenade, making it a great place to be located.
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Early on Thursday, Maia headed to Copacabana, the scenic Rio beach front where many Olympic events will take place and where tourists in town for the Games have been strolling the sunny promenade.
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Bouzaouit, in her 40s, had taken two of her four children down to the promenade on Thursday to attend the Bastille Day celebrations, which culminates in a huge fireworks display in the evening.
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Residents walk on the sea wall promenade past partially submerged cars on East Battery Street at the southern-most tip of the city as Hurricane Matthew hits Charleston, South Carolina October 8, 2016.
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More stunning vistas are on offer at the residential building that is for sale, 2300 Columbia Heights, with 285,22 square feet, and an enviable perch at the start of the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
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I get a high-speed perusal of the length Brooklyn Bridge Park, from the people doing free yoga by the promenade to the people doing expensive yoga on top of the 1 Hotel.
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Seventeen years ago I was working for a Detroit techno record label when the city's first electronic music festival was staged at Hart Plaza, a promenade on the banks of the Detroit River.
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Witnesses described how the driver of a large white lorry deliberately rammed crowds on the Promenade des Anglais, zig-zagging for 2km (1.24 miles) to kill as many people as possible (see map).
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Among the many villages along Como's shores, Cernobbio is one of the most picturesque, with historic homes lining a beautiful lakeside promenade and a small but lovely garden called Il Giardino Della Valle.
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In August, a 30-year-old man was crushed to death by an unreliable elevator in his luxury apartment building — the Manhattan Promenade, located in Kips Bay on the titular island's East Side.
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Late on Friday evening, a long caravan of police vehicles drove slowly down the promenade away from the city center, leaving the wide, crescent-shaped boulevard open to pedestrians and cars once again.
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They descended into the crowd, drawing hundreds of spectators into a promenade around the cobblestoned square, as Chopin's "Polonaise No. 3" played over loudspeakers and Pietrzak admonished those who declined to join in.
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A video shot by a witness and posted on YouTube by Haaretz, the Israeli newspaper, showed a thin man wearing a hoodie running down the Jaffa promenade, lunging at passengers in passing vehicles.
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Of course, that's not to say that cocktails can't also mean a lurid pink hen weekend on Blackpool promenade in February, nor that trainers can't be something high-end and desirable—collectable, even.
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As joggers and cyclists return to the promenade in Nice, France, where 84 people were killed on Thursday and hundreds wounded, the police are questioning six people in connection with the terrorist attack.
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He was spotted on the promenade level of Arthur Ashe Stadium during Petra Kvitova's 6-0, 6-4 win over Caroline Garcia on Friday morning and taken to the 110th precinct in Queens.
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But what often gets lost in the moment is that the beloved Brooklyn Heights Promenade happens to sit atop a detested, yet vital highway, the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, that is slowly falling apart.
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On the west side of the Urumea are most of the Basque city's main attractions: The Old Town packed with pintxo bars, the bay of La Concha, its golden beaches and elegant promenade.
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As Central Park was being built in 21874, Calvert Vaux, one of the designers, planned for a fountain on the terrace at the end of the promenade, called the Mall, near 72nd Street.
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Along the main promenade in Davos, pop-up pavilions focused on reducing waste, even as luxury gas-guzzling black cars ferrying conference delegates clogged the narrow roads that wind through the Alpine village.
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After the Paris parade Macron will travel to Nice, where an Islamist terrorist plowed a truck into a crowd on the Promenade des Anglais after a Bastille Day fireworks display a year ago.
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Department of Transportation officials under Mr. de Blasio had initially proposed a $3 billion-plus plan that would have closed the promenade for years and temporarily replaced it with a six-lane highway.
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The United States has issued travel warnings for Spain and other European countries over the risk of terrorism, notably after a van attack on Barcelona's most famous promenade killed 16 people in 2017.
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ValerieA novel by Sara Stridsberg (translated from the Swedish by Deborah Bragan-Turner) From the book: The pale shadows of palm trees and clouds pursue you along the promenade like huge, unsettled animals.
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After dinner, we headed to the bazaar, which hugs the foot of Erbil's ancient citadel and is bordered by a park with illuminated fountains, where young Kurds, of both sexes, promenade at night.
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In his 1791 report to George Washington, L'Enfant imagined a lively promenade flanked not by museums and bureaucratic offices but by sites offering "diversion to the idle"—theatres, assembly halls, and public academies.
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ValerieA novel by Sara Stridsberg (translated from the Swedish by Deborah Bragan-Turner) From the book: The pale shadows of palm trees and clouds pursue you along the promenade like huge, unsettled animals.
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Overhauling the Brooklyn Heights section of the BQE has been an enormous challenge to the city's Department of Transportation (DOT), as every change in the highway will necessarily affect the Brooklyn Heights promenade.
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She's hanging out on fire escapes, rolling with her crew on the basketball court, brown bagged 40s in the air, grinding on the East River promenade, on an overpass, on a cloud. Standard.
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At least 84 people were killed and more than 200 injured when the vehicle plowed into the crowd while they watched a fireworks display on the Promenade des Anglais at around 10:30 p.m.
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Warning signs deck promenade railings from Scarborough to Broadstairs and beyond but now research from the University of Exeter has suggested an easy way for holidaymakers to deter the gulls - just stare at them.
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The man in his 30s, his face uncovered except for a pair of sunglasses, entered a luxury jewelry shop on the city's famed Croisette waterfront promenade and initially passed himself off as a customer.
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In the real-life attack, Tunisian-born Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel drove a truck through a crowd of revelers on the French city's sea-front promenade last week, killing 84 people and wounding scores more.
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In the real-life attack, Tunisian-born Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel drove a truck through a crowd of revellers on the French city's sea-front promenade last week, killing 84 people and wounding scores more.
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It's also an easy walk to second-century Hadrian's Arch, the 1896 Olympic Stadium, the Greek parliament at Syntagma, and the flea market at Monastiraki Square, as well as Ermou, Athens's main shopping promenade.
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On the Street At the Fifth Avenue Easter/spring promenade: a suit from when Hollywood led the fashion world in World War II and two men in a symphony of gray, white and black.
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