Already, they were too closely packed on the side streets.
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We took all the side streets and arrived in Bayrampasa.
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The sandy side streets were deserted, every shop and café shuttered.
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A bulldozer is with our convoy, heading up the side streets.
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Manhattan Avenue and the surrounding side streets are teeming with sculptures.
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All the alleyways and side-streets blocked with stops and colons.
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" • The West Village: "There are so many small, hidden side streets.
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Some side streets may be blocked by downed trees and power lines.
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Side streets hold modest one- to three-family homes on narrow lots.
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Ocean Boulevard, one of the side streets, is completely covered with sand.
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She navigated side streets while the Waze app barked orders from her phone.
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I put up my elbow and pushed toward one of the side streets.
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New taxi ranks will be installed on side streets to support disabled access.
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Police also chased other activists through side streets as smaller rallies broke out.
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Mark walked up the hill and threaded through side streets to the heath.
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A.A.d city, which is firmly centered in Compton's avenues, side streets, and housing projects.
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And self-driving cars that could see down side streets would be much safer.
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Police later fired tear gas and chased protesters through side streets to disperse them.
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The varied housing stock is dispersed along wide, congested avenues and quieter side streets.
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On the Mexican side, streets are bustling with people and energy everywhere you turn.
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Side streets are lined with flower-shrouded bungalows, cottages on stilts and stucco villas.
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But that's not the reality he sees as he walks the South Side streets today.
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Shopowners rely on cars and vans to restock their wares, clogging up narrow side-streets.
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Just a few small side streets were closed off by police to direct foot traffic.
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They never got over the jet lag and spent their nights wandering down side streets.
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The median condominium price in Parkchester, side streets included, for the year ending on Oct.
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The man steadies the tray before darting off down the bazaar's maze of side streets.
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Until then, his advice to cyclists: ride a foot farther out on quiet side streets.
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Houses along the side streets outside East Lake offered parking, and their yards were packed.
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Crowds managed to assemble anyway, on side streets, before being violently dispersed by riot police.
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This has significantly slowed traffic, and security concerns have forced the closing of side streets.
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The rezoning, he said, would protect residential side streets in the area from tall towers.
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A few times, he's stumbled down rhetorical side streets before deciding to turn back around.
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Hundreds of police in riot gear were discretely lined up on side streets to monitor revelers.
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Thousands of people ran from the promenade through the center of Nice and the side streets.
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This is in the side streets against an enemy that knows them and rules the rooftops.
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The jostling columns stretched for blocks along 14th Avenue and spilled into the radiating side streets.
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This past year, officials lined side streets with buses and garbage trucks to avoid attacks on civilians.
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Some side streets that had been closed by protesters were still partially blocked by remnants of barricades.
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The hopefuls pay lip service to the need for more building, but then skitter down side streets.
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Travelers are also warned about violent robberies on side streets after dark in neighborhoods in Buenos Aires.
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Main roads are typically blocked off with rows of buses, and smaller side streets with patrol cars.
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These large streets exist to transport trucks, so they don't go up and down our side streets.
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A mother and a little boy in a blue coat emerge from one of these side streets.
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If you walk those side streets, you will note the date 1878 above many of the doors.
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The narrative "finds its most meaningful moments in the side streets of storytelling," Martin Riker wrote here.
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Bookstores, bars, food trucks and cafes line some sidewalks, while residential side streets tend to be peaceful.
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The neighborhood also has charm, with several historic districts and many graceful older buildings on side streets.
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Security forces chased demonstrators into side streets but there were no immediate reports of casualties, they said.
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The area is generally a mix of townhouses on side streets and larger buildings on the avenues.
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Several of the historic rowhouses on side streets were designed by Stanford White and other noted architects.
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And in Chicago, where cars struggled to maneuver on side streets, even some dogs were wearing boots.
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Our driver, who had been waiting all this time on one of the side streets, suddenly appeared.
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They are a subset of the kissaten, the small and idiosyncratic coffeehouses dotting side-streets in Tokyo.
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Unemployed young men played touch football on the side streets, and suicides were not uncommon in the neighborhood.
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In previous years, the city used a contractor, CSB Contractors, to plow minor side streets in those areas.
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The most challenging task had been clearing the dozens of side streets in neighborhoods still packed with snow.
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This was in 2014, when crosswinds on the Verrazano and on Manhattan side streets reached over 50 mph.
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Over the last couple of months, Lyft says it has directed over 20,000 pickups to those side streets.
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Famous for its elaborately carved wood and ancient structures, its narrow side streets zigzag through towering, balconied walls.
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There was another checkpoint a couple of hundred feet behind us, and no access to the side streets.
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France's riot police teams are usually kept in vans and buses on side streets during the Tour's finale.
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You can hardly hurl a beret without hitting an art or design business on Nimmanhaemin Road's side streets.
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Millions had flooded narrow streets, and, with side streets closed off, they had nowhere to escape, witnesses said.
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The zoning on some side streets was changed to prevent the ungainly high-rises of an earlier era.
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But many of the side streets are quiet and residential, filled with walk-ups and low-rise apartment buildings.
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Security forces chased the demonstrators into side streets but there were no immediate reports of casualties, the witnesses said.
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I wander back to my Airbnb to rest, stopping along the way to check out cute little side streets.
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Stores pack busy avenues, and along the side streets are lines of largely intact two- and three-story rowhouses.
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Police said more than 150,000 were in Sanam Luang and side streets with more people expected through the day.
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Buses fill a dedicated lane, drivers flee to side streets, and still, making first pitch can feel nearly impossible.
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Elsewhere, she's driving (that's where the Film Noir comes in), and tripping up and down pretty European side streets.
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Police fired tear gas to try and disperse crowds in both places, chasing protesters into side-streets, witnesses said.
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At least a dozen police vans and trucks were positioned around the square and in side streets on Friday.
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Sirens blaring, police vans sped through the warren of side streets and alleys in the old center of Moscow.
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The borough's solution — closing off dozens of side streets to nonresident vehicles during peak commuting hours — sparked legal challenges.
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Instead, a series of pitched battles between police and guerrillas broke out in side streets leading to the station.
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On the side streets in that area and farther east are clusters of elegant townhouses interspersed with newer buildings.
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Children walking to and from school often pass zoned-out drug addicts, and hypodermic needles litter some side streets.
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This look has been spotted on the side streets of Venice and in the vegan bakeries of Echo Park.
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Hundreds of people chanted slogans and waved rainbow flags on side streets along Istiklal Avenue, Istanbul&aposs main pedestrian thoroughfare.
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And as well-intentioned navigation apps like Waze divert highway traffic to quieter side streets, some neighborhoods are fighting back.
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One afternoon, we appropriately had lunch at Le Chien de Pavlov, a bistro on one of the medieval side streets.
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She's now seeing cars on side streets that used to be empty except for people who actually lived on those blocks.
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As I wended my way through the side streets, I avoided a double-parked armored car and steered around construction sites.
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We might look down a few side streets, but the road that Street Fighter is on is the road everyone follows.
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On a weekday morning during the summer holidays, the side streets are eerily empty, so dominated is the area by students.
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If Mr. Sternberg's Band of Outsiders had been Chateau Marmont, Mr. Hodel said, theirs would be the side streets of Venice.
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Locating Joe Allen among the side streets of London's Covent Garden feels like being let in on a closely guarded secret.
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There are plenty of apartment houses on Eighth Avenue, as well as older tenement buildings on the side streets farther west.
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Its nighttime shows in Rio's public plazas draw crowds that fill the square and then jam the side streets as well.
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Among the leafy blocks of what is known as brownstone Brooklyn, two bright, cheery salons recently opened on quiet side streets.
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Tenements along Columbus and rowhouses on the nearby side streets soon followed, Mr. Tauber wrote on the Columbus Amsterdam BID's website.
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In some places where the numbers were too large, the line snaked into side streets then back onto the main route.
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In some places where the numbers were too large, the line snaked into side streets then back onto the main route.
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Power crews are combing side streets and remote neighborhoods to find people without electricity and start repairing streetlights, Mr. Mapp said.
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Kathryn Garcia, the sanitation commissioner, said the city was working on getting specialized equipment into side streets too tight for regular plows.
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Near Valencia Street, for example, Lyft has created a couple of pickup and dropoff spots for passengers off to some side streets.
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Main streets might be asphalt, he says, but the side streets will be dirt, where water can also pool and attract mosquitoes.
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At least seven activists were detained, protesters said, while police chased others into side streets, some of which were shut to traffic.
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The winding, narrow side streets smell of wood smoke and essential oils and hide cool little hipster bars filled with the intelligentsia.
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Making it easier for cars to drive on side streets through residential areas would help, but the middle class rebuffs this too.
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Young children, one grasping a Barbie doll, play in side streets where orange trees hang low under the weight of ripened fruit.
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The demonstration began close to the mayor's office, according to the AP, but police were able to move protesters to side streets.
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While some of the neighborhood's side streets were lined with stately luxury condominiums, other streets had average-looking homes with peeling paint.
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One reconstruction effort that drew attention removed a cluster of shops, restaurants and bars along several side streets in the Sanlitun neighborhood.
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You've got to be aware of your surroundings all the time: looking down side streets, checking your mirrors to see what's going on.
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The protesters, many in masks and wearing black, threw several petrol bombs, some taking off down narrow side streets in the pouring rain.
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Also part of the redesign: a tweak to the algorithm to encourage riders to request pickups on side streets rather than main roads.
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Instead of roving the hallways, old high school bullies work in pizza shops, deal drugs, and beat around the same old side streets.
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The majority of buildings with below-grade apartments were on side streets, where ground-floor retail made less sense or was not permitted.
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In the suburbs, travel on major highways also came to a halt, and icy conditions and countless accidents made some side streets impassable.
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But to find the truly novel, one needs to venture off Stroget into the side streets around it and even into other neighborhoods.
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More stud the Belgian-blocked side streets, dark gaps between boutiques selling high fashion and designer furniture and the occasional remaining art gallery.
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If the winds got too strong, workers could have diverted the balloons down side streets and deflated them, NYPD Chief Terence Monahan said.
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The side streets are almost as lively; children play as their parents hang out together and other neighbors walk by with their dogs.
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TV footage showed the portly AML leader being ferried to the rally on the back of a motorbike through the side streets of Rawalpindi.
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And using air power is difficult in densely-populated areas, where vehicle suicide bombs surge out of side streets and buildings are booby-trapped.
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The company tested this feature on Valencia Street in San Francisco earlier this year, which led to over 20,000 pickups diverted to side streets.
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A Liverpool man going to a new job is directed through a series of side streets that lead him past an old lover's house.
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The great plaza in front of the cathedral is also closed to visitors, who press against barriers erected on side streets for a glimpse.
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We are taken past such recognizable sights as the Jardin du Luxembourg but also asked to linger in shabby playgrounds and unfamiliar side streets.
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Though traffic was noticeably lighter on 14th Street, it soon piled up on some side streets, where cars and other vehicles were inching along.
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A procession in Tehran on Monday drew over 2003 million people in the Iranian capital, crowding both main avenues and side streets in Tehran.
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The best spots are often tucked away on cobblestone side streets with menus on worn, yellowed paper, and can be a squeeze to get into.
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Altogether between 5,000 and 6,000 protesters had gathered on the Allee Jean Jaures, a wide avenue in the city center, and on nearby side streets.
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Many women who sell sex do so alone or in small groups, out of homes or in side streets, truck stops, parks or railway stops.
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Traffic in the capital is abysmal, says the bus driver, who points out that unlike taxis he cannot swerve down side-streets to avoid it.
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Historic houses of worship dot the neighborhood, and side streets are generally quiet, with little new construction, largely because many areas have received landmark designation.
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Hendrix blares out of the radio as I dodge through side streets to escape the police chase and figure out what's next for Lincoln Clay.
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Heads up A designer thrift store aficionado in search of distinctly French fashion explores the luxury resale shops hidden away on side streets in Paris.
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Its City Council member, Helen Rosenthal, reports that her staff recently surveyed shops along Broadway and Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues, and on some side streets.
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On the way back, I have to take all these side streets, and it's nice because it gives me 25 minutes to listen to songs.
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Sports bars on the side streets of the Zócalo were packed that day with soccer fans howling at a Germany-France match on television screens.
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Visitors can discover these shops selling goods from the United Kingdom and Irish brands as they stroll along the wide lanes and often charming side streets.
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Angry residents of the Caracas neighborhood of Chacao on Sunday set up barricades along a main avenue and on side streets to protest the continued blackout.
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In Chicago on Verizon, 5G worked well on main avenues but not on the side streets — the equipment hadn't yet made it over to those blocks.
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I'd also recommend staying close to main roads as it was harder to find our riads that were a few twist and turns down side streets.
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By nightfall, members of the security forces issued warnings on loudspeakers, lobbed a volley of tear gas at the crowd and chased protesters into narrow side streets.
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The side streets were narrow, the radial avenues were enormous, and on certain long stretches the traffic lights had been eliminated, making it impossible to turn left.
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A handful of side streets, with a mix of attached two-story brick rowhouses and four-story apartment houses, are considered part of the neighborhood as well.
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Even side streets and back alleys all the way out to 8 Mile Road, the city's famed northern boundary, were covered in fresh coats of buff paint.
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Traffic is a given in and around the town, which in 203 tried banning outside motorists from using its side streets as a shortcut to the bridge.
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If you walk through Havana, you'll usually see groups of people huddled around certain plazas, parks and side streets with their cellphones held up to their faces.
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The developer needed to create a cohesive complex on two combined lots abutting a public high school and bordering both busy Lexington Avenue and quieter side streets.
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There had been 120,000 cars a day flowing through the area, and opponents of the project had claimed that all these cars would cram onto side streets instead.
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More than 300 police officers clad in riot gear and backed up by water cannons were stationed around the square and in side streets, the Associated Press reported.
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But the security forces appear to have taken a more low-key, hands-off approach this week, waiting in side streets and staying away from where demonstrations rallied.
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New Yorkers can also expect to see restrictions on the side streets, bomb-sniffing dogs on the sidewalks and security booths popping up around the building, Bratton said.
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He did so alongside several thousand police officers in combat gear, marching down side-streets between water cannons positioned to protect drag queens from violent right-wing nationalists.
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In 3463, Violeta Rodriguez and Pedro Garcia left their marketing and tech jobs in Madrid to open this curiosity shop on one of Ponta Delgada's cobbled side streets.
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By late morning hundreds were marching to the square from side streets, condemning elites they see as deeply corrupt, beholden to foreign powers and responsible for daily privations.
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First, you do so by road, taking Conway's creaking truck across twisting highways and side streets, searching for a path called the "zero" that isn't on any map.
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Construction and congestion on side streets in the East Village could be abated, sparing neighbors fumes from supplemental buses and asbestos in the debris removed from the tunnel.
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Police fired pepper spray and pellets containing tear gas to disperse the crowd and scuffles broke out as they pursued the women into side streets off the avenue.
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Dozens of police trucks and several Special Action Force vans and armored personnel carriers lined side streets near the hotel, casino and shopping mall complex as the drama unfolded.
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But roads used by the Tour have always been lined with gendarmes, and large numbers of riot police officers are often stationed in the side streets of urban centers.
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On the Estonian side, streets are generally clean and well-repaired, while many in Ivangorod are scarred by potholes and, in the fall, scattered with leaves and other debris.
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It's here that Simple Things is out on its own, filling the venues and side-streets of the city with an energy that lasts well beyond the final act.
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Commercial traffic has already long been banned from Fifth Avenue, and deliveries by truck could continue at enhanced delivery zones on side streets during set times of the day.
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The March was timed to coincide with the next day's inauguration of President-elect Woodrow Wilson, who took side streets to a hotel in order to avoid the crowds.
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The result was a massive all-wheel-drive SUV that was being passed on side streets by clapped-out Civics because the rubber on the tires refused to grip.
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Aging fighters from Poland's struggle against Communism stood alongside new mothers pushing baby carriages, and the crowd spilled into the narrow side streets on the edge of Old Town.
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The apartment itself, a top-floor aerie in a building on one of those great side streets, was too big, Ms. Peil thought, and too much over her budget.
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Police then fired pepper spray and pellets containing tear gas to disperse the crowd, and scuffles broke out as they pursued the women into side streets off the avenue.
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Provincetown is laid out like a ladder: two side-by-side streets about two and a half miles long, Commercial Street and Bradford Street, latticed together with one-way streets.
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Both of them have more backstory than Carrie Mathison in Homeland, which means that they not only drive the narrative but occasionally take it into side streets and park it.
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Similar complaints about Waze-directed traffic on usually quiet side streets have popped up all over the place, in San Jose, Vancouver, and the spiritual home of traffic, Los Angeles.
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Veering from the waterfront strip, I climbed the steep side streets devouring the smell of jasmine and relishing the sight of palm trees, purple-flowered jacaranda and hot pink bougainvillea.
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I was a fan of its Old Town, which is perched up on a hill and is home to the Prince's Palace, a 17th-century chapel, and picturesque side streets.
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The traffic bill is mostly about things like installing all-way stops at intersections and reducing the speed limit on most side streets to 20 or 25 miles an hour.
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Congested as New York is now, it's almost a given that road traffic will increase, with at least some commuters hopping into private cars and other drivers rerouted to side streets.
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HAVANA — The streets brimmed with people going about their day, hauling handcarts of fruit down narrow side streets, shuffling along sun-faded esplanades, waiting impatiently at the crosswalks of busy intersections.
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For wider city areas encompassing a multitude of main roads and side streets, the court recommended a phased implementation of bans, starting with older cars that meet Euro-4 emissions standards.
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Elevated railroad lines on Second and Third Avenues in the 1890s sparked the building of rowhouses on side streets between Madison and Third Avenues, according to the Carnegie Hill Neighbors website.
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About 970 machines, worth some $103 million, were taken or wrecked, he says, and the city has been left with only two specialized bulldozers small enough for clearing residential side streets.
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We left and returned by climbing a series of winding footpaths and side streets, and if I was confused, at night, I was always able to follow the guitar music home.
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The Vibe The streets to the north and south, along with Sixth Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Broadway and Park Avenue South, thrum with noise and traffic; the side streets are more peaceful.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudanese security forces fired tear gas on Sunday at several hundred protesters and chased them down side streets, a Reuters witness said, as anti-government protests entered their second month.
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The unrest, which drew hundreds of National Guard troops to the city, left dozens of businesses along Plymouth and other north side streets burned, and it hastened white flight to the suburbs.
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It was 1967; the Shah of Iran was at a performance of "The Magic Flute" at the nearby Opera; crowds of protesters had been forced into side streets; a shot rang out.
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Well, a hybrid, custom-built, fictional Cuban street, laden with buzzing neon signs, colourful bar facades, and Daniel Craig casually firing bullets at henchmen appearing from balconies, from side streets, from everywhere.
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Keesmaat, now the CEO of affordable rental home non-profit Creative Housing Society, told me her 2100-minute commute requires splitting her ride equally between side streets, bike paths, and the street.
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Down the side streets, where each house boasts not just a number but a small plaque denoting the name of the family who call it home, a few more flutter from doorways.
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And on sale at some grocery stores and informal markets on the side streets of Pyongyang is a beverage that state propaganda used to condemn as "cesspool water of capitalism" — Coca-Cola.
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Or maybe it's on Friday and I'm going home, and we know that, and so instead of going down the freeway, I'm going to take some side streets and kind of enjoy myself.
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After the truck-ramming attack in Nice, officials in Antwerp, Belgium, erected retractable bollards on side streets off the Meir, the main commercial artery, closing it to traffic during the busiest shopping hours.
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"Once we figured out that this is a situation where someone might be contemplating taking their whole life ... we shut traffic down (and) we diverted it off onto the side streets," Shaw said.
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The high cost of living has led to alternative housing arrangements across the region, from a community of homes made of shipping containers to lines of recreational vehicles on Silicon Valley side streets.
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In parts of north and central Brooklyn, quiet side streets once filled with one- and two-family homes are being transformed by much taller apartment buildings, sometimes in the middle of the block.
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Residential development and construction has sent traffic onto side streets, Mayor Fulop explained, and with the number of new residents with cars decreasing, the issue of sharing street space has come to the forefront.
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As the show takes over Las Vegas, the Strip, hotel parking lots, and side streets play host to robo-vehicles with spinning sensors on the roof, pods with splashy logos, and even autonomous Lyfts.
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The organization was founded in 2115 to quash attempts to widen East 2142th Street, and it has collaborated with other community groups to rezone side streets for low-rise housing and improve neighborhood parks.
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Its historic center is defined by the bustling commercial hub of Main Street, which runs a half-mile downhill from Broadway to the Hudson River, and the narrow residential side streets that intersect it.
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The police fired a continued fusillade of tear gas to clear the boulevard, but the protesters divided up into smaller pods; some made bonfires on the side streets with cardboard while others collected bricks.
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Completing the route anti-clockwise means that I come into Berlin from the south west side, past the giant Jacobs coffee factory in Neukolln and into the large, canal-side streets of my neighbourhood.
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On Saturday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted out a new video of the self-driving car in action, cruising down some side streets, avoiding pedestrians and carefully stopping at each and every stop sign.
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The area still looks much the same as it did then, with mid-rise art deco apartment buildings, including the one Sanders grew up in, edging Kings Highway and neatly kept houses on side streets.
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Sambuca was nominated in the 2016 Italy's Most Beautiful Towns contest, and it's easy to see why when wandering through the town's historic Arab quarter, which is filled with tunnels and winding little side streets.
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He told CNN the police presence outnumbers the mostly younger protesters in the busy Azadi Street, but he saw several protesters yelling "down with the dictator" and sprinting away from police on the side streets.
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Cars whooshed up and down Mahoning Avenue, past businesses shuttered or struggling, and past tired residential side streets now considered "food deserts" since the grocery store, a Sparkle Market, closed down about four years ago.
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However, on a recent visit, side streets were still filled with construction materials and in some places closed entirely to traffic, where space will be needed for people to get onto alternate modes of transit.
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The whole city strolls the tree-lined Passeig des Born in the hours before dinner, so branch off this wide allée to instead explore the narrow side streets dotted with small shops and art galleries.
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Hundreds gathered on side streets near Sadr City, some 2.5 miles from Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, which has been the destination point of the weeklong rallies — though the authorities prevented protesters from reaching it.
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Except for the Strand bookstore across the street and a few antique dealers on the side streets, most of these businesses have had to yield to the restaurants, clothing boutiques and banks flooding the area.
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A German lawmaker and a member of the European Parliament were also briefly detained while police chased activists into side streets and blocked them from gathering and reading out a statement, saying it was banned.
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At least one petrol bomb was thrown by protesters, some of whom took off down narrow side streets where the water cannon, which had not been used in years of anti-government protests, could not follow.
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Musk acknowledged "what needs to be finished" is for the car to recognize traffic lights and stop signs, make turns and navigate on side streets—all the things that other companies continue to work on, too.
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In Khartoum North, across the Blue Nile from the center of the capital, security forces chased groups of protesters down side streets and fired tear gas to disperse demonstrations in several areas, a Reuters witness said.
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I walked to Cihangir, the bobo neighborhood where I live, and met some friends on side streets who were half-drunkenly discussing the difference between a "darbe" (a coup) and a "derbi" (a local soccer competition).
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Around Pushkin, people are bedding down in nooks and crannies, sleeping in tents they've set up in side streets, or crammed into rows of bunk beds in shacks and garages with no running water or electricity.
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Security forces fired tear gas cannisters at protesters gathered in at least four of the sit-ins, while in others demonstraters tried to block side streets leading to the main squares with rocks and other materials.
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Competitor Isidor Guss founded the famed Guss' Pickles in 1920, according to Leibowitz, and by the 1960s, there were several hundred pickle companies in New York and the Lower East Side streets were lined with pickle stands.
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As Philadelphia residents complained that many small side streets had not yet been plowed, city officials said that 78 percent of the road mileage had been cleared, but warned that some streets would remain blocked until Wednesday.
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Authorities there and in New York, where a travel ban was lifted Sunday, asked people to remain off the roads whenever possible to give crews space to clear side streets and other locations still packed with snow.
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Jaguar I-Paces, Audi E-tron SUVs, VW E-Golfs, Hyundai Konas, and other vehicles rarely spotted in the States stream down highways and side streets en masse, like Ford F-150s and Toyota RAV4s do here.
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Whether because the Santa Ana wind-fueled fires were spreading too fast — or some other reason — drivers Wednesday morning said the app's lag led to directions onto side-streets where fires had already closed them to traffic.
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JOHANNESBURG - Among the metal shacks and narrow side streets of South Africa's townships, one of the country's biggest lenders sees a sizeable market it wants to be first to crack: multi-million-rand businesses operating largely in cash.
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But lately, amid the sequins and satin, a growing roster of cool cafes, coffee shops, bakeries and bars, many on residential side streets, has unexpectedly bloomed in this transforming neighborhood, which now attracts Montrealers from across the city.
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The students will be taking a combination of side streets, back roads, trails and other low-traffic areas in a route that was planned out in coordination with their adult advisers, including the Shorewood superintendent and local sheriff.
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In Dalston, a dynamic pocket of East London, an edgy arts scene blooms amid repurposed factories, side streets sprinkled with tiny shops, tucked-away public gardens and colorful outdoor markets catering to longtime Afro-Caribbean and Turkish communities.
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Opponents of the project are hoping that the city will approve a zoning change for the neighborhood by Labor Day — before Gamma can resume work — that would limit the height of towers on side streets to about 21 stories.
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With the public parking areas overrun here on a cold and rainy Wednesday, I ventured up and down the side streets, passing the parked campaign bus of Mr. Cruz, the Texas senator, twice in what felt increasingly like a futile quest.
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That it would seem from the well-lit corridors of networked American life like the Trump administration was an exhausting but spluttering reality show, all bark and no bite, while vulnerable nonwhite Americans were being chased, unseen, through the side streets.
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JOHANNESBURG, July 31 - Among the metal shacks and narrow side streets of South Africa's townships, one of the country's biggest lenders sees a sizeable market it wants to be first to crack: multi-million-rand businesses operating largely in cash.
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Other delightful notes in the urban aromatic profile came from "pigstyes," garbage heaps of household waste on side streets that contained "cinders, bones, oyster-shells… decaying vegetable matter, putrefying fish, or a dead and decomposing kitten," according to Jackson's book.
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TENEMENT CHIC ON THE UPPER EAST SIDE (Sunday) The Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy hosts this architecture-minded walk uptown in which the focus is not on mansions and townhouses, but on the ornate tenements that dot the neighborhood's side streets.
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Authenticity to the experience of being in urban Japan has always been a crucial part of these games, right down to the side streets with massage parlors and soaplands standing just a stone's throw away from the big shopping centers.
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The march used to see tens of thousands of people parade down Istanbul's main Istiklal street, but Sunday's rally saw just a few hundred people gather on one of Beyoglu district's side streets to wave rainbow flags and shout slogans.
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A clash was, perhaps, inevitable: The rise of hip-hop here, much of it produced in nondescript studios tucked away on quiet side streets, has taken place alongside a repopulation of the city, and a new embrace of urban living.
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They also removed two of the 12 car lanes to slow traffic, leaving 10 lanes — six lanes for through traffic (three in each direction), two service lanes for public buses and to access local side streets and two parking lanes.
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After being blocked from the main square in Al Hoceima, the epicentre of the unrest, and then beaten by police as they marched down side streets, the protesters decided to go to the beach, thinking that the authorities would not follow them.
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If, as Citymapper says, the route is making use of side-streets there's a potential for it to funnel more traffic down residential routes — which are exactly the sorts of factors taken into consideration by regulators when they are planning new bus routes.
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They make music you only hear when you're back home for the weekend, when old ossified friendships loosen into ones that feel like they'll last a lifetime, when old side streets and corner shops re-etch themselves on the back of your hand.
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In big cities across the U.S., thousands of people trudge off to work in the morning but, lacking enough money for sky-high rent, are living at night in homeless shelters, cars, RVs, side streets and parking lots, often with their entire family.
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Although autonomous cars are likely to carry passengers or cargo in limited areas during the next three to five years, experts say it will take many years before robotaxis can coexist with human-piloted vehicles on most side streets, boulevards and freeways.
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Although Greenwich Village as a whole sees little new, ground-up construction, the northeastern pocket has seen some activity over the last several years as former parking garages have been turned into residences and new restaurants have popped up on the side streets.
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But at the Kollupitiya Jumma Masjid mosque, tucked in between sleepy side streets, hundreds defied government calls to stay at home, attending a service they say was focused on a call for people of all religions to help return peace to Sri Lanka.
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The side streets are lined with pretty Victorian buildings, all in brick, and have their share — but not too many, thankfully — of charming pubs and quirky shops, and as you weave through them, you will find yourself thinking: This is very pleasant.
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On Sunday night, Toni Mullan drove 2120 miles an hour on side streets from home to get back to University Medical Center of Southern Nevada, where she had just worked a 2250-hour shift as a clinical supervisor in the trauma resuscitation department.
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Denmark, Where Joy Is Always in Season 2100 Hours in Copenhagen Shopping on the Side Streets of Copenhagen The walled cities of Valletta and Mdina are your entry points to this Mediterranean archipelago, which many conquerors and countries have left their mark on.
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Only in Paris, will you find such a nonchalant juxtaposition of gastronomy and pornography as the one in the city's Pigalle district, which has become a hipster neighborhood on its side streets but still recalls Times Square circa 1980 along its boulevards.
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PARIS — The solemn boulevards and quiet side streets of the 17th Arrondissement in Paris suggest Jewish life in France is vibrant: There is a new profusion of kosher groceries and restaurants, and about 15 synagogues, up from only a handful two decades ago.
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Skip the chaos and check out Little Collins Street, one block away, one of Melbourne's many laneways — the Aussie term for side streets, inner alleys, and arcades — that are chock-full of funky, independent boutiques, many showcasing the works of Australian designers.
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"The beneficial temporary impact on air quality defies logic: 80 diesel buses an hour, traffic backed up and idling on the side streets, and the study reveals that we're actually going to see a decrease in pollution?" said David Marcus, another member of the Coalition.
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Unlike today, when everything is on Instagram before the paint is dry, it was about putting on your shoes and deciding, today I'm going to walk all the way down Kent, follow my nose, and look down all the side streets to see what's there.
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"It is really exciting to imagine just two years from now the side streets along the Tokyo 2020 marathon and race walk route filled with countless fans," said Takahashi, whose gold-medal winning feat was matched by compatriot Mizuki Noguchi four years later in Athens.
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These cheap and easy changes include adding more than 100 loading zones on side streets for commercial vehicles and ride-hail passengers—Lyft's app now blocks users from setting pickup spots on Market—and painted "safety zones" that give pedestrians more room at intersections.
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Landlords took the side streets, typically not in their Saab or Audi but in their "rent collector," some oil-leaking, rusted-out van or truck that hauled around extension cords, ladders, maybe a loaded pistol, plumbing snakes, toolboxes, a can of Mace, and other necessities.
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"I think it's a good thing because sometimes men here drive crazy and knowing there a now women on the road will make them more cautious and better drivers," one young professional, Abdul, explained as he navigated the morning rush-hour web of narrow side streets.
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In Dishonored 2, you can stroll through city side streets, crawl along building ledges and exposed ducts, leap across chandeliers, and even, with the help of some mystical abilities, teleport between rooftops and balconies, or transform into a living shadow and pass through rat-infested sewer pipes.
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After multiple taxi drivers told me on a cold March morning that it was impossible to take me there from the nearest train station, I ended up walking along highways and side streets for 73 minutes before spotting the tall, glassy building with LG's familiar pink logo.
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The the self-driving Chevy Bolt took me on a 2.2-mile long ride through side streets where we encountered construction trucks, bicyclists, pedestrians and other vehicles, some of which cut us off or turned in front of us without slowing down or signaling a turn.
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By day, you could be fooled into thinking this section of the city is just another upscale hipster enclave: Cozy million dollar brownstones line the side streets, boozy brunch options abound, and hoards of beautiful men spend their afternoons walking adorable dogs past high-end, modern-concept coffee shops.
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By day, you could be fooled into thinking this section of the city is just another upscale hipster enclave: cozy million dollar brownstones line the side streets, boozy brunch options abound, and hoards of beautiful men spend their afternoons walking adorable dogs past high-end, modern-concept coffee shops.
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The product isn't perfect (its built-in routing tends to prefer more circuitous routes with a lot more side streets than I generally prefer, for instance), but it's a great alternative to buying a new car for people who want what a HUD can offer in their existing ride.
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I don't see why cab drivers of the future shouldn't be chalking white lines on side streets to derail self-driving Ubers which are putting them out of work, and I also think we need more eyes and hands on the tools which are shaping all of our futures.
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Example: One of 2015's best movies, which you'll find nowhere on the list of Oscar nominees, was "Tangerine," a low-budget indie about two transsexual prostitutes spending a dreary, desperate Christmas Eve thrashing along the near-deserted side streets of Los Angeles, dealing with frustrated romance and broken promises.
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Over the last few years, the price of buying a home or renting an apartment has become so burdensome that it pervades almost every issue, from the state's elevated poverty rate to the debate about multimillion-dollar tear-downs to the lines of recreational vehicles parked on Silicon Valley side streets.
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The Lower East Side has gentrified quite a bit since the movie was made, and Katz's, with its difficult-to-decipher ordering system and its walls covered with photographs of celebrity customers, seems increasingly out of place amid the slicker restaurants and chic hotels down the side streets off Houston.
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Those with less time to spare can hit all three by walking up Calle Fernando VI from Plaza de las Salesas, ducking in and out of side streets to check out gorgeous flower shops, old-school fruit stands and groovy galleries like Do Design, Galería La Caja Negra and Mad is Mad.
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Poke around a bit, though, and you can still find plenty of mom-and-pop operations, including dry cleaners, shoe-repair shops and restaurants that deliver, between the shiny stores and tucked away on the side streets, which are lined with picturesque brownstones and smaller apartment buildings, some of them walk-ups.
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But here was a truth, all day in midtown: People spitting something vicious at strangers who are unknowingly blocking doorways, at sweaty bouncers with rules to follow, cab drivers who can't do it guy I'm going to Queens sorry, at girls with inhibitions, at guys with more accentuated triceps, at red lights, barricaded side-streets.
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To calm our grumbling stomachs, Jim and I made a beeline to the town's 22nd annual clam fest, a five-minute trek from the pier on side streets clogged with carnival games, ice cream and funnel cake stands, a giant slide, an Eagles cover band and clams galore — some for eating, others for shucking in competition.
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Things go quiet, the light glows pink and the ''locals,'' many from Rome and the U.S., start to appear — there are drinks on terraces and quiet dinners in the side streets, conversations in private gardens among neighbors and friends who know one another, and who all love and care for this enchanted, imperiled piece of history.
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If you're lucky enough to find yourself in this capital city with a day to shop and yen to spend, you can find a concentrated selection of the country's best high-end denim just a short walk from the central Ebisu station, among the side streets, shops and bakeries of the Daikanyama neighborhood, often called the Brooklyn of Tokyo.
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The ride itself had us navigating mellow side streets a few blocks at a time, then stopping at a cathedral or a monument or an old recording studio-turned-laundromat, where Keith would fire off anecdotes and trivia, periodically lamenting that he was "again giving unjustifiably short shrift to the Native Americans" — a lighthearted yet self-aware acknowledgment of how much history he was glossing over.
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Like a video gamer uninterested in winning and in no hurry to advance to higher levels, he knocks around the corners and side streets of his invented reality, treating it the way he treated Hawaii in "The Descendants," wine country in "Sideways" and his beloved Nebraska in most of his other movies — as a picturesque, lived-in backdrop for the spectacle of human ridiculousness.
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M.'s days at the school began early and were long, and left to my own devices, I would write for a few hours and then walk through the side streets, where I mapped the ancient cathedrals, most of which had been mosques before the expulsion of the Muslims, and then had the traditional breakfast of bread with tomate, a fresh tomato purée on toast, and olive oil.
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