Many are also choosing to order online and skip the queue.
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You can skip the queue when it's busy and you might just get cheaper drinks at the bar.
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If you bought your ticket online, you can pass to the ticket-holders line and skip the queue for the cashier.
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Numerous refugees report that black market brokers let people with money skip the queue, by offering to secure them apartments in exchange for a fee.
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Users on the waiting list will begin being activated as of today, with the usual viral loop built in that means if you invite a friend, you can skip the queue.
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Normally there's a waitlist for Monzo, but users can get a Golden Ticket (yes, inspired by Willy Wonka, according to Blomfield) which they can give to a friend to skip the queue.
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If Rockhold fought 'Jacare' and neither of the guys had a good performance, and I went out and destroyed my next opponent, I think I could skip the queue and go for the belt.
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Tickets to the Uffizi, which also houses Titian's Venus of Urbino, cost up to 12.50 euros, but vendors on the street charge 20-45 euros to skip the queue or have a guided tour.
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As well as being able to skip the queue, the cart's touchscreen can point out nearby items that are on sale, and it could one day recommend purchases based on items you've already put it your cart.
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" Their only complaint was customers leaving clothes on the shop floor made it hard to wheel round the store — Sam Hepworth (@sam_hep) June 26, 2018 @RebeccaPorter_ also praised Primark for its "disabled till point" which allows people to "skip the queue and get served quickly.
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The ad, titled "Growing Up," opens with the man queueing up for his first iPhone in 2007, all the way up till present day, where he finally sees the light and decides to skip the queue for the iPhone X. The minute-long ad manages to majorly throw shade at the iPhone, highlighting all the criticisms it's faced over the years: its lack of stylus, non-waterproof phones, and of course, the dongles.
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Some metered ramps have bypass lanes for high- occupancy vehicles, allowing car-poolers and buses to skip the queue and get directly on the highway. Meters often only operate in rush hour periods. On some large toll bridges, such as the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge, red/green traffic lights, similar to ramp meters, are used to stagger traffic leading into the bridge. In the Bay Bridge's case, approximately 25 lanes of toll booth traffic are reduced to five lanes of bridge traffic in about 1/2 mile.
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