A brightly smiling woman approached them as they congregated around a registration desk.
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He already had my keycards in hand so I didn't even have to go to the registration desk.
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The standard photo is taken from a camera located at the registration desk, by the cancer center's main entrance.
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The worker immediately insisted that I do so and whisked me to the registration desk to get signed up.
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When you check in at the Disrupt SF registration desk, you must provide proof of your organization's 501(c) 3 designation.
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The registration desk, run take-a-number style, was bustling, beeps constantly pinging over the PA system as patients' numbers were called.
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How to Sign Up: Visit the Transit Tour Registration Desk on the first floor of the Arrival Hall's main terminal building, near departure gates 22 and 9.
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According to her complaint, Jones was working at the registration desk for a conference in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1991 where then-governor Clinton would be speaking.
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When you check in at the Disrupt SF '18 registration desk, you must provide proof of your organization's 501(c) 3 designation — otherwise, you'll pay the full on-site pass price ($1,995).
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We walked up to the lobby through a grand hall, which led to a larger-than-usual concierge desk (setting the tone for guest service) and the registration desk around the corner.
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The nurse who greeted patients near the registration desk kept watch for those with fever and a rash who needed immediate isolation, and Arroyo rushed repeatedly to the intake area to look at worrisome rashes.
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Local staff at Oasis properties, called sidekicks, act as registration desk, bellhop and concierge, meeting guests at the property to check them in, showing them the amenities on site and offering advice on local attractions and restaurants.
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The locked corridor where Dad lived was officially Our Golden Mile, in stick-on italic letters over the registration desk, but her mother called it the Last Lap, and although this was funny enough to tell other people on the phone at night, the daughter made no comment to her mother.
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I buy Annie's Halloween treats (gummies and graham crackers), dried mango fruit leathers, blueberry cereal bars, cheese snacks, candy corn, two Amy's frozen enchilada meals, a mask to wear to a black-tie event next weekend (I agreed to help my friend man the event's registration desk), and a mirror to see my daughter while she is in her rear-facing car seat.
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Pamela Blackard, who had been working with Jones at the registration desk for the conference, said she noticed Clinton "starting intently" at Jones before the incident, heard a state trooper tell Jones that the governor wanted to see her, and spoke to a "shaking" Jones about what had happened immediately afterward (though it was later revealed that Jones only told Blackard the most salacious parts of the allegation days after the fact, not immediately).
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The interior of the casino has had major improvements, including a new hotel registration desk, a new gift shop, new restrooms, and new carpet throughout the casino.
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VCON is held on the Canadian Thanksgiving long weekend (the observed Canadian Thanksgiving holiday is always the second Monday in October). The registration desk and the member hospitality room opens at noon on Friday, with programming starting in the mid-afternoon, and the event continues until early Sunday evening.
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Carmack, p. 225. That year, the hotel added air conditioning and a drive-up registration desk. Morrison purchased an extensive art collection to hang in the public spaces, and oriental carpets and French Empire furnishings for the public lounges. In 1982 the hotel was bought by Inter-Continental Hotels.
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Indoor trees were planted in the pavilion to add visual warmth, and the facility received a new terrazzo floor, new stone wainscoting, and new fabric wall coverings. To make registration more efficient, a new, central curved registration desk was built. A closed-circuit television system was added throughout the convention center, with monitors placed at the central registration desk. Displays about Cleveland area attractions and dining facilities were erected in the reception pavilion, and various airlines serving the local airport were allowed to have kiosks so that convention-goers could make flight reservations more easily. The total cost of Phase Two was $6 million ($ in dollars). The Public Auditorium renovations were complete by the end of July 1986, while the Great Hall work was just beginning.
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Robert G, got out and told the security guard, "Reservations, Dr. Foster's party." The security guard called the registration desk and confirmed that a Dr. Foster--- Comfort's alias—had paid for a room, and the guard unlocked the door. They held the guard at gunpoint as they entered the hotel. Green remained on watch outside.
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Registration is handled by the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). It is the responsibility of the automobile dealerships to register new and used vehicles sold by their dealership. Dealerships employ registration specialists to accumulate and complete the paperwork necessary to title and register the vehicle. Although many dealerships are run, technologically, by large Dealership Management System's (DMS), the vast majority of work performed at the registration desk is manual.
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The contemporarily-styled lobby had an illuminated ceiling the mimicked a skylight. The steel columns in the space were plastered, and one bare concrete wall covered with a new decoration of sculpted glass block and stone. A corner kiosk in the lobby doubled as a registration desk and a bar. A new monumental staircase, echoing the look of the staircase in Public Auditorium, was built to connect the lobby with the new banquet hall.
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The men quickly rounded up all the staff. Frankos guarded the 61st Street entrance, handcuffing anyone who confronted him and leading them to Visconti, who brought the hostages to a large alcove near the registration desk, where he ordered them to lie face down on the floor. The number of hostages grew steadily, ultimately totaling nineteen, but the robbers had brought three dozen pairs of handcuffs to deal with the situation. The robbers were all dressed in disguises.
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One of the first graduates was pathologist Della Drips, specializing in gynecologic endocrinology. During the Spanish flu pandemic, Sister Joseph and the Sisters of Saint Francis purchased the nearby Lincoln Hotel and converted it into an isolation hospital in October 1917. By May 1918, when the menace had run its course, 360 patients had been hospitalized and 41 had died. What there was in the way of social services at the Mayo had been provided at the registration desk by Willa Murray and Cora Olson.
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After the competitor receives their number at the registration desk, they are allowed to go to other places until their number is called. After their number is called, they will be asked to wait in the front line for their audition for the first round. Auditioners will be sent in groups of five, taken to the waiting room by an audition crew. The audition crews responsible for the groups will take the competitors to Tier 1, where they will audition to the representative of a producer with their group.
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The exterior of the building (including the multicolor brick and granite pavement designed by Aleksandra Kasuba) would be preserved in its historic state. Pending approval by regulatory authorities, The Trump Organization proposed building a floor over the ground level (turning the mezzanine into a floor), although the grand staircase would remain. Most of the retail would occupy the ground and second floor, while the historic Stamp Counter on the east side of the ground floor would become the hotel registration desk. Major changes would be made to the East Atrium and the streets around it.
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The exterior featured loggias, balconies, gables, groups of chimneys, and tiled roofs. One of the chief features was the interior garden court, with fountains and flowers, walls of white terracotta, frescoes and stained glass. The main entrance to the hotel was "sheltered by an elaborate frosted-glass-and-wrought-iron marquee", and the entrance hall was built in Sienna marble, with a mosaic title floor and a coffered ceiling. The original reception desk of the Waldorf Hotel became a registration desk when it merged with the Astoria Hotel in 1897.
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Aria lobby, with the Julian Serrano restaurant in background Artwork is incorporated throughout the lobby and interior of the building. The main entrance contains a lighted water feature called "Lumia" created by WET, which syncs water bursts to music. Maya Lin, designer of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., created an reclaimed silver sculpture of the Colorado River called Silver River which is suspended behind Aria's hotel registration desk. A result of its design, Aria is the largest hotel in the world to have received LEED Gold certification.
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After the auditioner's number is called for the second round of audition known as Tier 2, an audition crew will take them along with couple others to the waiting room once more. The competitors will have to wait there until their number is called, and then they will be sent into the audition room. In Tier 2, the competitors will audition to a producer of the show, where they will be asked to sing a minimum of two songs. The successful auditioner will receive a Blue Ticket, and will need to return to the registration desk to register for the Celebrity Judges round.
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DFL logo used on a lectern at the 2006 DFL state convention. DFL 2006 state convention registration desk. The DFL was created on April 15, 1944, with the merger of the Minnesota Democratic Party and the larger Farmer–Labor Party. Leading the merger effort were Elmer Kelm, the head of the Minnesota Democratic Party and the founding chairman of the DFL; Elmer Benson, effectively the head of the Farmer–Labor Party by virtue of his leadership of its dominant left-wing faction; and rising star Hubert H. Humphrey, who chaired the Fusion Committee that accomplished the union and then went on to chair its first state convention.
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