"Trans people are systematically excluded from spaces of love, spaces of desire, spaces of communion, spaces of work, from sacred spaces," Nobre said.
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"The city's public spaces, workplaces and neighborhoods may now be conceptualized as a mosaic of white spaces, black spaces and cosmopolitan spaces," Anderson wrote.
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"It's in their educational spaces, their walk to school, their home and neighborhood spaces—these are the spaces, the very intimate and important spaces, that are being really violated," she says.
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But it can be cumbersome to find temporary retail spaces, get insured for these spaces and even convert the spaces.
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Last time I checked, London was awash with co-working spaces, shared office spaces, spaces of every shape, size and color.
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Now bars, spaces I once loved, are spaces that are no longer for me—they are spaces for people who drink.
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That's why Lighthouse Relief created spaces like the Youth Engagement Space, as well as female-friendly spaces and child-friendly spaces.
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"Smaller spaces are the best spaces for wallpaper," argues Bikoff.
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These spaces often house coworking spaces, executive suites, or incubators.
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Roles we take on in private spaces and in public spaces.
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Small spaces form inside these pellets and larger spaces, between them.
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These larger spaces of spaces that come up in physics feature additional symmetries that are not present in any of the spaces they represent.
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Safe spaces are less threatening than shutting down teaching and research spaces.
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Architecture in my films are vessels for traveling, 'heterotopias' — spaces within spaces.
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"We would use spaces that are not patient-care spaces but other spaces in our hospitals and at other campuses," the director, Dr. Kevin Chason, said.
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The eight spaces are an estimated 50 percent larger than the other spaces.
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Such zones provide breathing spaces, or breeding spaces, in which stocks can recover.
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Apple's really bad at understanding the difference between shared spaces and personal spaces.
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Who bears the responsibility to make spaces for music safe spaces for women?
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"Most of the spaces I cook in are white spaces," Mr. Tate said.
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These are public spaces — everyday spaces — that tie a people to their past.
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Or are the physical spaces no longer there because we're finding new spaces online?
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Most club spaces are safe spaces for creeps, so we want to reverse that!
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"Access to public spaces is not just a matter of physical spaces," she says.
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We have to continue to create spaces for people to open up new spaces.
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" Haidar believes that the discrimination and isolation she felt surrounding her identity "was really about patriarchal power dynamics in both spaces: in mainstream LGBTQ spaces and mainstream Muslim spaces.
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They ran them through crevices and very small spaces, then even smaller and smaller spaces.
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Uber hopes to convert rooftops and unused spaces into spaces for the VTOLs to park.
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If our spaces are just for white women, then we're not really creating safe spaces.
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Spaces helps you organize your emails, meetings, and docs into easy-to-follow project spaces.
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"In Secretary Mattis's words, 'problems in ungoverned spaces don't stay in ungoverned spaces,'" Shanahan said.
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Private physical spaces, along with semiprivate spaces like motels, bathhouses and dance clubs, created their own expectations of privacy (as did, later, virtual spaces like personal computers and hard drives).
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"I love the idea of having spaces of discovery, large, open spaces where it's not overly curated with art objects everywhere, but basically spaces where things can happen," Wiscombe said.
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This procedure, called "uplifting," turned the two saddle-shaped AdS spaces into bowl-shaped dS spaces.
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The privatized public spaces are open 24 hours, while city-owned "public" spaces have closing times.
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That relationship to land is more about what happens in these spaces than the spaces themselves.
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" And I have to say, "Well, it's portraits made in interior spaces, or it's interior spaces.
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I've been able to discern the spaces that matter to me and the spaces that don't.
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Is there a connection between the spaces created by theater and the spaces created in painting?
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It was developed for the purpose of just doing spaces, and spaces have no directedness in them.
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Color spaces and color gamutsThree of the more common color spaces found in handsets and TVs today.
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Tiny spaces with shitty sound, or bigger spaces with meh sound and fake-ass Studio 54 attitude?
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There are two living spaces divided by a two-sided fireplace, two dining spaces and the kitchen.
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"These are spaces that are created for control, they are not spaces created for hygiene," said Kratz.
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Often now, when we seek those spaces, what we find instead are spaces built only for consumption.
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Elsewhere, it's possible to find co-working spaces for people in the construction industry, and spaces for tech companies with on-demand workforces, and spaces for people committed to a zero-waste lifestyle.
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"It's in those sorts of spaces — protected spaces, enclosed spaces — not so much in the streets themselves, that people are able to articulate why they're in it," he said in a 2008 interview.
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Destiny 2 brings back the original game's open exploration spaces, but levels up the way those spaces work.
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Open plans provide a flexible design platform, allowing for group spaces, informal areas, conference rooms and huddle spaces.
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That's why astrology feels amplified in online spaces, spaces she sees as being especially necessary for queer people.
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If we're going to talk about safer spaces, we know that starts with the humans occupying those spaces.
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"We're over online spaces having different rules than other social spaces," the company wrote in a blog post.
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My body requires explanation in public spaces because public spaces aren't made for people who look like me.
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Similar bans restricted sleeping in public spaces in 84 cities and begging in public spaces in 164 cities.
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We need to preserve open spaces, sky courts, sky gardens, replenishing the loss of those spaces through urbanization.
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Is it actual physical spaces, or ... I do think that the physical spaces play a really important role.
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I'm hopeful because people are doing queer nights at other spaces, but we're still losing our queer spaces.
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The NYC Artist Coalition also wants to work with the city to create tax abatements and other incentives for affordable spaces, as well as turn underused and empty city-owned spaces into performance spaces.
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Each room is a world unto itself, from domestic spaces like living rooms and bedrooms, to public spaces, like a church, to retail spaces like a sports bar, a convenience mart, and a wig shop.
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The duo are known for their 2012 founding of Gateway Project Spaces, a Newark, NJ arts hub with 50,000 square feet of studio spaces, 7,000 square feet of exhibition spaces, and a multidisciplinary residency program.
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The 12-km stretch incorporates a continuously walkable waterfront, ample public spaces, retail spaces and adaptations to climate change.
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Other spaces that suspended their programing in order to offer up their spaces included Marso Gallery and Galeria Alterna.
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Tango will let users map physical spaces and overlay it with virtual effects, track objects, and map indoor spaces.
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WeWork is dedicated to coworking spaces in commercial buildings, while WeLive focuses on group living spaces in residential areas.
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Some of the awkward spaces resulting from the building's triangular shape will be absorbed in closets and mechanical spaces.
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Within that landscape, I think that the last remaining spaces of freedom are the spaces of art and culture.
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Movable walls and other interior features would allow spaces to switch between residences, office spaces or even manufacturing areas.
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While this pushes visitors to explore Lahore's urban spaces, the biennale's actual use of such spaces is occasionally puzzling.
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A "separate spheres" ideology emerged — the belief that public spaces were for men and private spaces were for women.
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"If you think about the future city, I think the future city will have much less in terms of parking spaces, road spaces, because we don't really need that much of spaces for vehicles," Liu said.
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In his series Extractable Spaces (2008–12) Aveta also takes the architecture of Buenos Aires as his subject; the interior spaces he depicts, which are actually maquettes modeled after real spaces, are similarly devoid of people.
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Second Home locations have design-forward member-only office spaces as well as public spaces like bookstores, cafes, and restaurants.
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Even as they decry the rise of liberal "safe spaces," conservatives have begun carving out safe spaces of their own.
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"They're built around complicated spaces in sexual and gender identities, and especially spaces I navigate within trans identity," he writes.
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It's in those spaces, at drag shows and at queer spaces, that I can just be myself and let go.
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We need to explore what the ideas of wilderness, protected spaces, national parks and open spaces mean to diverse communities?
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Spaces also uses some of Google machine learning to make it easier to find things previously shared in your spaces.
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Much like the physical spaces, these digital spaces are constantly under the threat of change, "adverse effects," or even dismantling.
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But if public green spaces are absent, filling backyards and living spaces with plants can yield similar benefits, he said.
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Spaces for Us. Spaces built on tolerance and love and acceptance, rather than fear and gender-racial-queer-religious phobia.
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We know it's a place to build social spaces, but we're not sure what interacting inside those spaces will look like.
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Traditional office spaces are losing their attractiveness to investors, but the appetite for industrials and logistics spaces is on the rise.
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The shift isn't just happening in personal spaces such as apps and DMs, and quasi-public spaces like talks and lectures.
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Yale sociologist Elijah Anderson notes that there is a difference between "white spaces," where black people are often not present or exist in a limited number, and "black spaces," communities and spaces occupied by larger numbers of black people.
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Yale sociologist Elijah Anderson explains that there is a difference between "white spaces," where black people are often not present or exist in a limited number, and "black spaces," communities and spaces occupied by larger numbers of black people.
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And, Minnesota has the cheapest office spaces, while three states tied for the most expensive office spaces: New York, California and Alaska.
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"The best-case scenario would be if we didn't need to have safe spaces, if public spaces were somewhere we were accepted."
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The Garages themselves may include Collaboration Spaces for meetings and events plus Maker Spaces where there are tools for prototyping and tinkering.
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With fewer cars and parking spaces needed, they can be redesigned to be more pedestrian-friendly and to have more green spaces.
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Not only do we need more trans spaces, we need those spaces and the people creating them to be recognized and respected.
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The critic plays an important role in the negotiations of our aesthetic spaces, the spaces that we could not understand Lucan without.
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"This is not much yet, but it is the beginning of creating more inclusive spaces, spaces that work for everyone," she said.
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The imagery locates trans people as agents of control over the spaces that they occupy, rather than as victims of such spaces.
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First and foremost, a child-friendly urban area must have outdoor spaces to compensate for a lack of sought-after suburban spaces.
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"We're looking at existing subterranean spaces and nonpublic spaces that could be utilized," said Ian Wardropper, the museum's director, in an interview.
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The cats run out of spaces to live, which is us running out of spaces to exist outside of an apartment unit.
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Paul runs the show offensively with a healthy assist from Griffin, while Jordan spaces the floor vertically and Redick spaces it horizontally.
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Multiple startups raised money to build communal living spaces in neighborhoods where people were getting evicted for living in communal living spaces.
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These women have grown up in worlds where public spaces are fraught with danger and private spaces are frequently regarded with shame.
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While white people usually avoid black spaces, black people are required to navigate the white spaces as a condition of their existence.
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White allies, I hope you enter white spaces to spread awareness and accountability as often as (or more than) you enter black spaces.
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Did you install surveillance cameras throughout a house, because the cameras move around interior and exterior spaces focusing on specific objects and spaces?
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I've often found that it's a bit of an anthem in queer spaces, especially in queer spaces that are welcoming to trans people.
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However, not all vacuums work for cramped spaces, and one that can fit in a closet and maneuver tight spaces is a must.
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When it comes to clubbing or music venues, are we finding new spaces to converge online because physical spaces are no longer there?
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A lot of the interactions are happening in closed spaces or indoors, in these private spaces, so it's very anonymous in that way.
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You can try to create safer spaces, but I don't think safe spaces are possible anymore, especially in the climate we're in now.
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Some of my staff work out of WeWork spaces full-time, and I often work out of WeWork spaces while on the road.
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"[These are] spaces that pretend to be public spaces, that profess to safeguard free expression, when the reality is evidently something quite different."
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Or, an essay might start off with single spaces after periods, but by the end, suddenly the sentences have two spaces after periods.
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The institution will host 10 gallery spaces; the Gulf's first open-access arts library and resource center; and commissions, studio, and events spaces.
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The students were tasked with creating mixed-use proposals for the 0003-acre site (which is not actually for sale), inspiring visions of robotics production spaces beneath apartment houses, waterfront "maker" spaces, like breweries and chocolatiers, and co-working spaces for entrepreneurs.
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In the future, educational work spaces such as Engage lecture halls will double as business boardrooms or co-working spaces for creative problem-solving.
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VM: Between working in traditional museum spaces as well as in academia, how is talking about art different in those related, but distinct, spaces?
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Among the guests were Trading Spaces designer Hildi Santo Tomas, new Trading Spaces designer John Gidding and What Not to Wear makeup artist Carmindy.
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Since May, the Urban Laboratory at University College London, in conjunction with Queer Spaces London, has been collecting evidence on the capital's gay spaces.
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This suggests its strategy to convert some of its brick-and-mortar retail spaces into online distribution center spaces and smaller stores is working.
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Campsyte transforms underutilized urban outdoor spaces into productive and fun spaces that customers can book for co-working purposes, corporate off-sites or events.
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And while DIY spaces are somewhat transient in nature—since they're often run out of illegal spaces—the changes happening signify a bigger shift.
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Three writers published pieces on other manifestations of toxicity in gaming spaces, including the harassment of women on Twitch and in online gaming spaces.
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And spaces that were just functional in other complexes were reimagined as "social spaces": appealing courtyards, wide staircases, and covered walkways designed for interaction.
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There will also be 1,200 parking spaces, 660 long-term bike parking spots, 440 short-term bike parking spots, and 400 shared bike spaces.
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Wilson sees a future where people can rent spaces on parking structures or stack Kasita's in premium spaces to take advantage of great location.
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In some cases, WeWork offered discounts of 50% or more to entice tenants in older, existing WeWork spaces to move into new WeWork spaces.
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What is remarkable, is that the same restoration effects that we see in real-world nature spaces are also found in virtual reality spaces!
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Two spaces I'm particularly interested in hearing more about are Joan's house versus Bette's house, and how the women's living spaces help define them.
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I have practiced listening to the spaces between words for years, then strategizing and crafting systems, structures, and spaces that evoke a visceral response.
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None of these spaces, however, are dedicated music venues: two are theatre spaces that occasionally host music events, and one is a sports venue.
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The project arose out of a desire to move dialogue beyond creating spaces for cis, white, abled women, and instead spaces for all women.
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Instead of subdividing its spaces with clear glass walls, it often uses standard opaque drywall, the kind you&aposd find in traditional office spaces.
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Facebook Spaces masks Facebook Spaces masks Facebook will also soon allow augmented reality objects recorded with Facebook Camera to be shared into Facebook Spaces so you can play with AR in VR. These posts can already be shared to the News Feed from Facebook Camera.
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The game not only features personal spaces to explore, but in-game clubs and social spaces that give it a unique community of returning players.
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When you crowd people into spaces, declare them invisible, declare them immaterial, those are the new spaces of what used to be the totalitarian camp.
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The "crevice traversal" apparatus tested the cockroach's movement in small horizontal spaces, while the "confined-space crawling" apparatus tested their movements in small vertical spaces.
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After another garage with more than 250 spaces on Union Street closed to become condominiums, prices for spaces at Park Slope Garage Condominium shot up.
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Smaller art spaces are going big, which is creating new energy and opportunities for alternative spaces to grow, more and more collectives are popping up.
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However, this visibility can only happen in the emotional spaces held for each other and ultimately, in the physical spaces committed to centering Latinx voices.
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The depth of the informal dialogue in Kansas City's gallery spaces flows out into the street, to spaces in between, and even into hot tubs.
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She talks about bodies like hers being highlighted in public spaces, spaces that cannot and will not accommodate her size, while simultaneously being completely ignored.
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For example, green spaces placed next to developed spaces might act as a buffer against the negative effects that impervious surfaces have on the environment.
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The apartment is divided into three spaces, with two bedrooms at one end, common spaces in the center and two bedrooms on the opposite side.
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Baltimore's DIY spaces range from rowhouse basements to labyrinthine warehouse spaces, and they host poetry, performance, music, and art — and more that's harder to classify.
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Americans, it turns out, are indoctrinated to react differently to "public" spaces owned by private entities, even when truly public spaces are nowhere in sight.
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Universities like Florida International University are supposed to be "safe spaces," spaces where undocumented students like her can go and pursue their education in (relative) peace.
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Adam has felt unwelcome in ace spaces because of his age (he said the community skews younger) but also in gay spaces as a graysexual man.
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The visibility of trans women in public spaces is of course bigger than Essence Fest and can apply to all black spaces, both literal and figurative.
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"Women have to face double standards in how we are perceived in these spaces, especially in political spaces," says Florida House of Representatives candidate Anna Eskamani.
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Co-working spaces have become popular among startups because these give them the flexibilty of short-term leases in well-decorated spaces and keep overheads low.
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Nonetheless, studies and anecdotal evidence also show that vulnerable communities benefit from having spaces to disclose their most sinister thoughts, provided those spaces are managed properly.
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"The next set of buildings that we're designing have to adapt to make these spaces work, otherwise we're building all of these unused spaces," said Cohen.
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Still from 'Endless,' a visual album by Frank Ocean Stairs are spaces between spaces, pathways circumscribed by the way our bodies navigate space and each other.
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True to their nature, alternative spaces crop up and fade in overlapping sequences: some spaces live for decades while others are gone after a few months.
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The thinking is that while a recession will cause some companies to downsize or give up their coworking spaces, other companies will downsize into coworking spaces.
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The second half of the report argues for the repurposing of art spaces in school buildings after school hours as studios, art venues, and performance spaces.
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You get a sense of the quiet in these spaces; the plushness of gallery benches; an air of safety not often felt in other public spaces.
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There's a big issue with the current discussion about college campuses and safe spaces: A lot of people are getting the definition of safe spaces wrong.
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Maker-spaces are popping up everywhere, but most often, they're doing it in a vacuum, without a lot of support or institutional knowledge from other maker-spaces.
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It's probably too early to say whether the niche spaces are any more sticky than more general co-working spaces like the fashionable spots that WeWork sells.
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Many features will be based on Spaces, which are sub-accounts that let you separate your money in multiple pools and eventually share Spaces with other people.
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You also can create up to 10 Spaces to organize your money with savings goals, separate sub-accounts and more — free accounts can only create two Spaces.
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Luckily, as our understanding of health, fitness, and gender identity and expression evolves, more gyms and fitness spaces are creating programs and spaces for these underrepresented populations.
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Like Soderbergh's original movie (he stays on as an executive producer here), The Girlfriend Experience is obsessed with specific spaces, and the feelings associated with those spaces.
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Co-working spaces have become popular among startups due to their flexibility of short-term leases in well-decorated spaces in prime locations and keep costs low.
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"Before [mental hospitals] weren't really seen as therapeutic spaces, these were custodial spaces where you know some would say a variation of a jail," Dyck told VICE.
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Going to gyms and typical fitness spaces or studios, I wasn't having really great experiences with those spaces being affirming and sometimes even accepting of my identity.
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Madonna -- who lives in a $40 million Upper East Side townhouse -- apparently wanted to claim some prime parking spaces ... problem is, they were public spaces, not hers.
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Here's our list: Best for sunny spaces Best for the Instagram likes Best low-maintenance plant Best hanging plant Best fast-growing plant Best for warm spaces
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A diversity of spaces, experts say, is more productive, and the new concept is called "activity-based workplace design," tailoring spaces for the kind of work done.
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SPACES, one of the oldest, thriving alternative art spaces in the country, has dedicated an entire season of programming to artwork about the 2016 campaign in Ohio.
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Co-living spaces: As with co-working spaces, there's a growing movement in which digital nomads come together to share the cost of living accommodations, which range from multi-bedroom apartments to large-scale co-living buildings complete with kitchens, shared and private bathrooms, working and community spaces.
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The Trump administration would devote 5,000 spaces to people with a fear of religious persecution, 4,000 spaces to Iraqis who aided U.S. forces in that country and 1,500 spaces to people from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, according to a proposal shared with lawmakers and obtained by POLITICO.
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Spaces of spaces also come up in an area of physics called gauge theory, which has to do with fields that physicists layer on top of physical space.
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BioShock Infinite took a big leap beyond its predecessor by presenting bathrooms not just as spaces of poignant squalor, but as spaces of racial disempowerment and state control.
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We know now that cleaning out our physical spaces is important to our well-being, so shouldn't our digital spaces go through a little spring cleaning as well?
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The Safe Spaces Act (Republic Act 11313) bans groping, sexual slurs, cat-calling, wolf-whistling, stalking, and making repeated unwanted sexual remarks or advances in all public spaces.
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"Allyship is about how you use information and education and awareness in spaces that don't have [trans women of color's] bodies — spaces where they aren't present," Willis says.
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To say: if there is a new housing development, I want you to provide spaces for start-ups but also think about arts spaces and additional digital infrastructure.
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Starline Social Club owner Hatch agrees that officials need to work hand-in-hand with dwellers of sub-legal spaces to make sure spaces are up to code.
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Bosch car sensors identify empty parking spaces on the street and an Internet connection then collects this data to generate a real-time map of available parking spaces.
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"Not only can you use data to inform where you should buy, but also what people want in those spaces and how to design those spaces," Kitchell said.
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And as a result, publications and spaces that once served as hubs for the LGBTQ community increasingly find their existence under the gun, with lesbian spaces disproportionately affected.
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The clip features a montage of different crews of dancers, masterfully performing in private spaces like homes and dance studios and public spaces like roofs and urban streets.
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Whether it's increased harassment in public spaces, or difficulty sending their daughters to school as spaces become segregated, women are often the first line of resistance on radicalization.
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One of the most curious art spaces in Santiago is Galería Tajamar, founded in 2011 in one of the commercial spaces of the Torres de Tajamar (Tajamar Towers).
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Why millennials are paying to live in shared spaces like WeLive Why millennials are paying to live in shared spaces like WeLive This piece first aired on Oct.
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Remodeled after an arcade in Italy, The Arcade in Nashville is now home to 50 tenant spaces and offices, 23 restaurants and cafés, 18 art spaces, and more.
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The audit of Kabul's public spaces is part of a worldwide recognition that the urban planning process often ignores women's inputs, which results in spaces that exclude them.
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They also work with clients to determine what the functions of their spaces should be, and to set up those spaces in ways that can be easily maintained.
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Now comes the clever part: CRISPR spaces act as a rogue's gallery for viruses, and bacteria use the genetic information stored in these spaces to fend off future attacks.
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These spaces run the gamut from funky weekend-only apartment venues to larger spaces with regular hours, but they tend as a whole to have a more adventurous spirit.
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Consider for instance, if the spaces we support fail to ask questions about their structural impacts in a particular neighborhood — particularly if they are media-driven, contemporary art spaces.
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It would charge tenants a higher price per square foot than traditional office spaces, but since the spaces members rent are so small, they still end up saving money.
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The "elephant" is the principal reason that there is no controversy about trans men accessing men's spaces, but an almighty row about self-identified trans women accessing women's spaces.
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The company, which provides fully equipped offices and coworking spaces through its subsidiaries like Regus and Spaces, survived the dot-com bubble, filing for bankruptcy, and the Great Recession.
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It paints itself as a bastion of inclusive spaces and healthcare policies, but I think there's another conversation going on about their responsibility for spaces outside of the workplace.
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While the spaces can cater to elite flyers who want sophisticated flying spaces or a practice arena close to home, they also represent a point of entry for newbies.
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"Spaces like manufacturing floors, where there's no social norm saying it's not OK to use this, are the spaces where I think it will do really well," she added.
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"A ton of coworking spaces have cropped up around us in recent years and I think those spaces are great for collaboration and networking," theOffice Manager Wade Gasque says.
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I just like that I have this medium to play with, to broadcast thoughts and make some kind of poetry in the infinite spaces between these 140-character spaces.
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"Our partnership with Living Spaces is rooted in designing spaces that people can live comfortably in," the dads of two — they welcomed son Oskar Michael in March — tell PEOPLE.
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Third, while we need to deprive the extremists of their safe spaces online, we must not forget about the safe spaces that continue to exist in the real world.
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The genres of net music and the spaces they resided in— which were once home to marginalized identities and people rejected from mainstream culture—soon saw their spaces homogenized.
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Gallery Nights, organized by LIC Arts Open, brings neighborhood art spaces together every month for after-hour events and exhibitions, encouraging connectivity between cultural spaces and the local community.
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His reply isn't really steeped in the idea of service, but rather in the idea that because spaces for nonwhite people exist, spaces for white people should also exist.
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Researchers also used participants' addresses to determine if they lived within a 13-minute walk of green spaces like parks, or blue spaces like the ocean, lakes or rivers.
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In the 1980s, he formed a collaborative project called Acconci Studio, which, for the last 30 years or so, has designed parks, residences and commercial spaces, including museum spaces.
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" But the problem is that everywhere is like that: "if all your spaces are spaces where you eat and don't think about shit, then you're never thinking about shit!
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But cruising—or the act of looking for sex in public outdoor spaces like parks, woodland areas, toilets, and other public spaces—is a practice that goes back centuries.
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"If I can make my physical retail environment and spaces more interactive," he says, "it gives users a reason to actually leave their screens and go into physical spaces."
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Ms. Roberts sometimes uses wider boards and complicated installation patterns in the primary living spaces, and narrower boards in a straightforward arrangement in secondary spaces, like hallways and bedrooms.
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At Focus, most work spaces are structured around so-called bench seating, where employees are seated on chairs at long communal tables, with individual spaces demarcated by low partitions.
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Masculine spaces tend to have a lot of hardware and a lot of hard 90 degree angles, whereas feminine spaces tend to have softer angles and fuller bodied turns.
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I'm very interested in the ways these things are expressed in life and how to create spaces for that expression — not even creating but supporting spaces for that expression!
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The squat tenements are perfectly suited for businesses, with living and sleeping spaces sitting atop work spaces, workers spilling into the alleys, and material stacked outside and on roof tops.
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Rebecca Jennings What do you think the biggest problem is with the rise of these mega-developer-owned spaces that are designed for short-term leases and pop-up spaces?
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"With modular spaces, you start to create some really interesting spaces for advertisers," Chua said, offering an example of a film studio creating an immersive experience in a cabin module.
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West's bold, vibrant aesthetic feels purely futuristic in modern spaces, where it fits right in, but walks a more complex line when it is set in contrast with historical spaces.
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After the Ghost Ship fire, DIY spaces were already bracing for a crackdown, anticipating that the tragedy would draw the attention of local officials to similar spaces in their cities.
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Within its study, WalletHub also found Lewiston, Maine has the cheapest office spaces, while San Francisco, New York City and Washington, D.C. all tied for the most expensive office spaces.
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People keep collecting so much junk that they need more and more storage spaces to store it all, until the storage spaces themselves are becoming a new form of junk.
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Plus, last-minute guests will only have to look at spaces that they know are available tonight, as opposed to browsing through hundreds of spaces that might not be available.
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However, with spaces larger than 2,000 square feet — or small to large spaces with brick, concrete, or lath-and-plaster interior walls — relocating a router may not do the trick.
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Open study spaces are scattered throughout the building, and Bennetts Associates designed the windows to create the zigzag shadows you see in the photo, adding dynamism to the open spaces.
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In my neighborhood, where so many people live in multigenerational homes, parked cars now double as quiet meeting spaces, meditation rooms, listening stations, nap pods, whatever extra spaces we need.
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EG: Well, we probably can't use those spaces to be ICUs, but what we can do is convert beds that are not ICU beds in our hospitals to ICU spaces.
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The smorgasbord of living spaces includes centuries-old brownstones, well-appointed prewar apartment buildings, high-ceilinged spaces in former factories and, increasingly, pricey luxury dwellings in steel-and-glass buildings.
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Mr. Ciccone said small businesses were better served in boutique co-working spaces than in national chains like WeWork, and would benefit from more amenities than in conventional office spaces.
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Research by Zhan Guo of New York University shows that the amount of parking in new residential blocks promptly plunged, from an average of 1.1 spaces per flat to 0.6 spaces.
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The mayor spearheaded "Sharing City Seoul", with initiatives including sharing unused parking spaces, books and meals, leasing empty rooms, exchanging children's clothes and letting citizens use unused spaces in public buildings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads How do the spaces we inhabit shape our daily rituals, and how does our behavior, in turn, help to inform the architecture of these spaces?
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While the findings from GitHub and Stack Overflow don't match exactly, spaces were victorious in both, and when it came to Stack Overflow, spaces won out in more ways than one.
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Free for iOSGoogle Spaces Image: Screenshots Just like Facebook, Google has seen the way the social media winds have been blowing recently, reacting with Spaces, a place for small group sharing.
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We build sophisticated and productive theories of mathematical spaces that require no knowledge of what the elements of these spaces truly are, only asking that they conform to certain geometric requirements.
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Maybe the question is not whether these spaces contain art, or even what their relationship to social media says at all, but instead: What do we get out of these spaces?
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The best overall Best for everyday use The best for pet owners The best bang for your buck The best for small spaces The best for small spaces The best handheld
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"You can't take down these spaces from night to the next morning," said Wendy Figueroa, head of the National Network of Shelters whose members run spaces for women victims of violence.
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The cockroaches were able to continue moving rapidly in horizontal spaces as small as 3mm (the researchers compared the height to two stacked pennies), and in vertically confined spaces of 4mm.
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The Facebook Spaces update is available immediately, so we should know soon, based on how many VR broadcasts we see on Facebook, just how popular Spaces is or isn't with users.
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The groom, 35, is the creative director of WeWork, a New York company that rents offices and work spaces, where he oversees a team of interior designers who design work spaces.
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Developers were also permitted to claim certain building spaces like stairways, elevators, fire escapes, and fire refuge areas—typically small spaces every few floors—as exempt from the square-footage calculations.
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Education, transportation, public spaces and work spaces steadily transformed so that people with disabilities came out of hospitals, asylums, private homes and special schools into an increasingly rebuilt and reorganized world.
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Dedicated competitive gaming spaces, oddities just a few years ago, are now springing up all over, moving esports away from traditional sporting venues and into increasingly high-profile purpose-built spaces.
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Today, some LGBTQ millennials want more inclusive spaces that don't involve alcohol or a dance floor, while others are bringing back queer nightlife as iconic queer spaces close in major cities.
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And instead of wanting to emerge at last from the cocoons of their "safe spaces," they want to extend the domain of those spaces into the next stages of their lives.
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The building will also boast a variety of spaces including a Salesforce Innovation Center for customers along with social lounges, mindfulness areas and a variety of spaces for employees to collaborate.
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The contrast with the cavernous offices and silent hallways of the old headquarters in suburban Connecticut could scarcely be more striking — open spaces, sit-or-stand desks, and no parking spaces.
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There will be community spaces for people to gather ...
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The building has offices, conference rooms, and event spaces ...
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Given its land constraints, AVA has also been looking to unlock more spaces, including underutilized or alternative spaces, and harness technological innovations to "grow more with less", a spokeswoman said by email.
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So I think one of the things that we that we should start doing is we should start treating digital spaces like physical spaces and treating digital companies like every other company.
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If the real reason for the demise of so many retail spaces isn't Amazon or the economy, but ever-increasing rents, what can art spaces do to encourage and invigorate each other?
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I've begun to try to weave the two together and noticed that when doing so, I'm more comfortable introducing disability into queer spaces, than I am introducing queerness into disability-related spaces.
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AvantStay's spaces are designed for six or more people, and CEO and founder Sean Breuner said that the company furnishes spaces with larger sofas and tables than a typical home would have.
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Do not touch people without consent in all spaces—and especially queer spaces—and especially avoid touching trans people who often are triggered by physical contact involving parts of their body. 923.
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She created an online service called Safer Spaces that provides a list of documents including harm prevention methods for warehouse spaces, legal assistance, and lodging for those misplaced by the Oakland fire.
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Safe spaces on college campuses have also faced a backlash in the last few years because some think these spaces favor politically correct "trigger warnings" over healthy dialogue and diversity of experience.
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Until now most research in this vein focused on larger green spaces like parks, which could give the impression that smaller spaces like yards do not contribute to the bigger urban ecosystem.
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The truth of the matter is it's impossible to do anything alone forever, which is why co-working spaces for freelancers (offices) are gradually turning into co-living spaces for alienated people.
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Hanging out with friends virtually in Facebook Spaces Hanging out with friends virtually in Facebook Spaces But no it's not equivalent as you're still required to 'exist' in a controlled elsewhere, beyond and/or outside your normal social spaces (where, it goes without saying, only, at best, a sub-set of your friends will also want to be).
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While other electric car drivers are battling to get spaces near electric chargers and others are looking for a spot in the shade, Lightyear One drivers will happily park in the sunny spaces.
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So the times they have to be back in spaces that demand they justify their presence — spaces that, in other words, put white feelings first — are permeated by an unmistakable sense of loss.
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The obvious thing to see here is that homes are private spaces — spaces where people may do as they wish because their actions for the most part have very little effect on others.
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I feel like in the last year I've tried to push myself to be a bit more focused on image making with spaces and engaging with negative spaces and that kind of thing.
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Bosch car sensors identify empty parking spaces on the street as a vehicle drives past and an Internet connection then collects this data to generate a real-time map of available parking spaces.
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The compound wants to build a 72,800-square-foot music hall, a new parking garage with almost 1,100 car spaces and 42 bus spaces, and modify a meditation hall to a residence hall.
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Throughout the day and night, we utilized both indoor and outdoor spaces at our venue and tried to create a flow for our guests that let them experience unique spaces within the warehouse.
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The comparisons with Brooklyn are inevitable — galleries and multiuse spaces abound, the coffee is good, and work/live spaces are everywhere (I even stayed in one for $240 per night, booked through Airbnb).
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In the absence of these spaces, bathrooms in libraries, fast-food restaurants and other public spaces have become the location of last resort for those looking for a seemingly safe and private environment.
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Singular Spaces: From the Eccentric to the Extraordinary in Spanish Art Environments (2013) by Jo Farb Hernández is published by San José State University / SPACES and available from Amazon and other online retailers.
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For inspiration, I've been ingesting a steady diet of Monty Don's "Big Dreams, Small Spaces," an aptly named British gardening show (on it, people have — you guessed it — big dreams and small spaces).
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In part, the trend is in response to the rise of co-working spaces like WeWork and remote work programs like Remote Year, which encourage collaboration in shared work spaces around the world.
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For each unclued entry, you're given two pairs of letters and a varying number of blank spaces; to solve, you must find the letters to fill those spaces that make two separate words.
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There were spaces of safety and freedom and spaces of danger, and it was not clear, unless you grew up there and knew the white people you were dealing with, which was which.
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Residents will be allowed to enter and leave the zone, but large gathering spaces will be closed, and national guard troops will be brought in to help deliver food and clean public spaces.
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Instead, you're given two pairs of letters and a varying number of blank spaces shared between them; to solve, you must find the letters to fill those spaces that make two separate words.
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The accompanying video, which features 3D renderings of some of Microsoft's new Silicon Valley Campus spaces looks eerily similar to some of the glass and wood-covered spaces at the new Apple Campus.
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From Kenya to Colombia, Spain to Singapore, urban planners, businesses and citizens are creating green, open spaces in fast-growing cities to foster community spirit and tackle rising pollution and cramped living spaces.
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Can you have transgressive spaces anymore where that doesn't happen?
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We exchanged stories about being black in majority white spaces.
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But, yes, there was always like travel in these spaces.
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But they need open spaces or they lose their habitat.
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"Our biggest concern is to protect public spaces," Kumar said.
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New underground spaces are still popping up all the time.
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These Mitski shows are safe spaces; [they] are very liberal.
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Coffee shops are spaces that different cultures can all go.
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After tackling the , , and spaces, Cramer turned to health care.
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What can I do to protect myself in public spaces?
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This level of flexibility is really fun in small spaces.
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In larger spaces, LG's modular system ironically makes less sense.
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What an honor to have met you and share spaces!
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The show talked a lot about safe spaces this season.
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We deal with all of those problems in medical spaces.
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Safer consumption spaces vary greatly in what they look like.
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The scans showed spaces where a fourth eye was located.
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But it needs big warehouse spaces to compete with Walmart.
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The terror of Children of Men is about open spaces.
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The Vienna project also extended outside of living spaces, too.
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For example, sexual harassment in public spaces is quite common.
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For 14,000 workers, Apple is building almost 11,000 parking spaces.
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It does, however, allow for underscores in place of spaces.
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It's not just tech companies and startups rethinking work spaces.
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Gay spaces were, are, and will continue to be essential.
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SURVEILLANCE cameras have long spied on public spaces across Britain.
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"Participation in society necessarily exposes one's images in public spaces."
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Like all such retail spaces the temperature is carefully calibrated.
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The spaces typically belong to corporate leasers and fulfillment companies.
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The university decided to ban him from all public spaces.
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The company is building this feature on top of Spaces.
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What kinds of spaces were you promoting the survey in?
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Retail spaces in some of Istanbul's biggest malls stand empty.
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I want to see more women taking over these spaces.
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Are you worried that these spaces will eventually disappear entirely?
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There is little room for green spaces or swimming pools.
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Often, what you're doing in those spaces is relatively mundane.
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There are safe spaces on the internet for possum lovers.
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Another is NavVis, which makes 216D maps of indoor spaces.
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Whole experiential spaces like 29 Rooms fall into this, too.
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It has open, light, airy spaces for reading and writing.
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The police hound couples, even married ones, in public spaces.
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Our queer community spaces are closing due to corporate gentrification.
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We've been looking at different spaces [asking] exactly that question.
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Separately, Ventifresh is an odor detection unit for small spaces.
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Imagine a world where public spaces made you feel pawsitive.
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Gold paints expansive, ambiguous spaces; Guillot makes curious little things.
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"We feel these spaces themselves are often undervalued," White says.
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Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent are ready to trade spaces!
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Communal coworking spaces are accessible but have too many distractions.
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Traditional office spaces are private but inflexible on their terms.
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Gary, the smallest, fears being sent into small, narrow spaces.
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Public spaces in Saudi Arabia are typically segregated by gender.
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Another is to weave through the spaces between the debris.
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What is it about remaking our spaces that's so satisfying?
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Still, not all streets have protected spaces like bikes lanes.
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Trans people want access to spaces that match their identity.
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Increasingly, however, people need more from the spaces they occupy.
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She used a permanent marker to color the spaces in.
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We can deliver into about two to three parking spaces.
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That left precious few spaces for a user's actual thoughts.
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They often take place in our quietest, most contemplative spaces.
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Lattices can exist in spaces of any number of dimensions.
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AFFORDABILITY - Add after-school care spaces for children under 0003.
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"Castle hid his work in unusual spaces," Ms. Crist said.
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Place yourself in the designated spaces for fun more often.
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Unused spaces such at these just need some TLC. 6.
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We need to defend spaces more than the player himself.
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Most of Hopkins's songs were written in tiny, cramped spaces.
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Engineers move about our spaces with a sense of urgency.
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He is brimming over, spilling into other people's crafted spaces.
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Other parts of the world have gathering spaces like squares.
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Bambii: People assume that I DJ only in certain spaces.
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The spaces I play, there's schedules, there's times, hospitality rider.
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We've launched Spaces before Christmas — I would say version one.
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It's an attack on LGBT spaces and people see that.
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Meanwhile, public spaces aren't always a better option for women.
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They both like big sizes, big spaces and luxury interior.
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Players receive points for the number of spaces they've surrounded.
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Art is about creating those spaces evident in Lucan's epics.
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Two smaller adjacent spaces display work that supplements the installation.
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She thinks better spaces need to be available for creators.
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You are the spaces you keep, so keep them well.
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Vex's Four Chambers is a product of spaces like this.
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Public parks and YMCAs are spaces that theoretically welcome everyone.
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So we actually prefer to have it in art spaces.
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Discovering and working with spaces that function as something more.
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Current work spaces are cramped with 2D screens and computers.
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The Greek Kitchen and Boston Market occupy the retail spaces.
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"The energy and mobility spaces are coming together," Burghardt said.
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Since 2017, they have visited 333 properties with such spaces.
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And there were hushed murmurs inside the various coworking spaces.
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Tight spaces and gotcha moments figure heavily in early episodes.
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The public is supposed to have access to these spaces.
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Facebook Spaces launches in beta today on Oculus Rift + Touch.
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Paris is crawling with EV charging stations and parking spaces.
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In areas not involving classified spaces, devices will be permitted.
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We passed through other common lounge spaces, all sumptuously decorated.
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Much like its public spaces, the restaurants are brightly styled.
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Sometimes desire corkscrews your surroundings, making old spaces seem new.
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Take ownership for your role in perpetuating unsafe, misogynist spaces.
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They're better suited to large rooms than to intimate spaces.
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Herzog & de Meuron has buried the Schaudepot's storage spaces underground.
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A large archway divides another living room into two spaces.
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However, even among the food, there were several unopened spaces.
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Until then, the couple will remain wary in public spaces.
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Weddings, engagement parties and family picnics constitute our safe spaces.
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The company is also developing elementary school and gym spaces.
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When they destroy the public spaces, they destroy the city.
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Dasha and Taylor Milova have a love of abandoned spaces.
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Sometimes it's too easy for kids to locate these spaces.
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By filling in musical blank spaces, Olsen obscures her songs.
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Some spaces have bad acoustics; others have no foot traffic.
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The company currently has almost 240 spaces across 16 cities.
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The office also features quiet rooms to large collaborative spaces.
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More intimate performance spaces have, with reason, become the rage.
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Large windows and French doors link indoor and outdoor spaces.
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In empty spaces the foundation constructed plain, square white buildings.
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There's also additional storage spaces and drawers throughout the campbulance.
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What types of organizing spaces are they creating early on?
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Compared to larger options, it fits nicely in tight spaces.
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"There aren't many traditional male spaces left anymore," he said.
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And shared Spaces are finally arriving in the coming months.
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I find those blank spaces in my memory deeply unsettling.
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It's the spaces in between where we figure ourselves out.
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We had folks who were stationed at other safe spaces.
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What other spaces are there for older guys in London?
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The spaces where the 13 artworks once hung lay bare.
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We don't really care about community, or fostering creative spaces.
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If so, how do we keep our safe spaces "safe"?
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I'm in these spaces where there's not many of us.
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The hotel's common spaces are similarly lush, open, and contemporary.
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"I've had my drums torn in rehearsal spaces," she adds.
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A grayed European oak floor further knits the spaces together.
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The 13 paintings here are all set in domestic spaces.
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We won't have hospital spaces for your father and mothers.
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The figures are often foreshortened and hover in abbreviated spaces.
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It doesn't reflect the huge architectural spaces within THE MET.
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The school has 120 student parking spaces for 400 seniors.
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It is the spaces in between that draw them together.
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Of course, bigger green spaces in cities are important, too.
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Spaces for rest, reflection, and community at London's Serpentine Pavilion.
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She connected the ground floor spaces by adding internal doorways.
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Collaborative study spaces, Uber pickup zones and 3D printers, apparently.
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It's in these spaces where Seth knows alchemical reactions occur.
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Dressing rooms are private spaces that make public appearances possible.
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Most spaces accommodate queer people but aren't designated that way.
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"It's empowering to have voice in these spaces," he said.
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Loss rockets him into spaces where meanings and boundaries blur.
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"I had to navigate these spaces for myself," she says.
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Fiction filled in the spaces where journalism could not go.
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We've had this really deep relationship with underground spaces forever.
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The stories from people who share those spaces are genuine.
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These denizens of interior spaces are our most frequent companions.
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It was a journal with small daily spaces to fill.
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It wasn't ideal, but we'd lived in small spaces before.
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Historically, art institutions have opened up as spaces of refuge.
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There were no empty spaces left when I got there.
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You can take more of a chance in these spaces.
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Rehabbing major leaguers, however, retain their spaces, creating cramped conditions.
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In some spaces, the environment for L.G.B.T. users has improved.
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The show will occupy all the gallery spaces in Chelsea.
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Even now, the spaces opened by landslides fill with activity.
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Play spaces are being extra cautious amid the coronavirus outbreak
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I think we're seeing it in even more dramatic spaces.
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This applies to tourist sites, public spaces and ordinary buildings.
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Children thrive in spaces created and sustained by thriving adults.
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"Public spaces are almost designed out of fear," Young says.
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I'm taking care not to go into enclosed public spaces.
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This is a request for information to identify existing spaces.
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What is it that draws you to these academic spaces?
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Finding community spaces away from the noise takes real work.
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But here, empty (silent) spaces are also in the mix.
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Forthright displays of emotion are nothing new in competitive spaces.
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And then design spaces and technology that support those behaviors.
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It corrodes our public spaces and infringes on our rights.
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Enter phone booths, those closetlike spaces for placing private calls.
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They can be safe spaces, cultural institutions, even cultural catalysts.
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The Hape Play Kitchen ($117.59) is ideal for small spaces.
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But the story of safe spaces doesn't end there, unfortunately.
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Little things to try to keep those two spaces separate.
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We rent music, work spaces, furniture, jewelry, and wedding dresses.
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He created private homes, public buildings, museums, and office spaces.
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What Tehran needs is more social spaces, Ms. Yalda said.
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Construction projects can be squeezed into tight, idiosyncratic urban spaces.
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New York got one of its beloved public spaces back.
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ALTERNATIVE SPACES illuminated new or unknown art in invaluable ways.
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Although the city has fewer spaces, there are more cars.
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"There are so many untapped spaces for advertising," he says.
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The unit comes with three spaces in the building's garage.
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Rivera, as befits his celebrity, is awarded two separate spaces.
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The usual rush hour crush gave way to empty spaces.
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However, some municipalities are seeing opportunities in the vacant spaces.
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The buildings were rundown and bleak, the public spaces uninviting.
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Prime parking spots have been turned into urban green spaces.
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It is still illegal to smoke in Denver's public spaces.
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Lines of voters snaked through schools and other public spaces.
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Empty retail spaces have doubled over the last 10 years.
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Yes, learning environments should be spaces where ideas are challenged.
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Smokers are allowed to light up in many public spaces.
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This is probably the most important feature in Facebook Spaces.
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The only parking spaces will be for visitors and ridesharing.
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Our girls needed to clean out and claim their spaces.
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The Ghost Ship was one of these illegal living spaces.
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These spaces provide electronic music artists the chance to collaborate.
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Stone entered the committee's secure spaces shortly before 9 a.m.
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They no longer govern in the spaces they once held.
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Shop Spaces by BrooklinenShop earthy minimalistShop modern glamShop relaxed industrial
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I have recurrent dreams of nightmarish labyrinths and enclosed spaces.
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However, Cain notes that she's not against all open spaces.
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There were no pushovers, no safe spaces for the pitcher.
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Proponents of shrunken living spaces champion environmental and economic efficiencies.
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Multifunctional rooms have redefined how we use our living spaces.
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Seeds grow well there because highways provide ample, open spaces.
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"Hangman" is riddled with holes — blank spaces, if you will.
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Male spaces need to facilitate that uncomfortable yet paramount discussion.
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"I don't go to queer spaces anymore," she told me.
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Zionists and Christians and others aren't entitled to safe spaces.
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Engineers found those spaces noisy and distracting, and concentration suffered.
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Some are adding spaces for solo travelers to existing trips.
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If not literally Fortnite, then in other spaces like it.
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With safe spaces, we're not going to ruin your party.
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The mayor has lately talked about taxing empty retail spaces.
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Hood By Air shows are traditionally held in unglamorous spaces.
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That is the idea, to conjure these open, wild spaces.
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Let's call these spaces what they are: flaw accentuation chambers.
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The woods can feel more like nurseries than wild spaces.
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Some jurisdictions have prohibited smoking even in outdoor public spaces.
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Matterport uses a 3D camera to digitalize real world spaces.
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Some safe spaces are intentionally created, like the breastfeeding group.
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Measure New augmented reality app to measure objects and spaces.
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Sensors in important spaces could save us lots of headaches.
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The thickness of the lines squeezes the spaces between them.
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They've found safe spaces and made temporary, vulnerable homes there.
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Using Facebook's events planner, they can plan a trans-centered party at a local straight bar or hold a LGBTQ health fair at a nearby field, thereby temporarily transforming these spaces into "gayborhood" spaces.
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They had spaces set up in Korea Town and in Venice and I think a Mexican restaurant and also somewhere in south central LA, they had these kind of interesting, really, community-based spaces.
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Shared office spaces are already in high demand, and we expect companies will take on larger spaces to secure their foothold in Brooklyn and simply monetize their excess space until they grow into it.
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If private parking garages want in on the fun and agree to add their spaces to the Flow database, Sidewalk proposes letting offices temporarily rent parking spaces that would otherwise be reserved for shoppers.
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Co-working spaces and membership clubs with a heavy tech bent have proliferated across the planet in recent years as the industry itself has exploded, and startups look to find flexible spaces to work.
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Founded in 2014 by Dan Zakai and Yotam Alroy, the company has already opened creative coworking spaces across Europe and Israel, with spaces in Berlin and Hamburg, as well as two in Tel Aviv.
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The spaces have studios, 1BR, 2BR, 3BR, and 4BR spaces, serving up to eight people, and the studios can come in single bed apartments or two beds to split up the space between roommates.
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Further, its "Spaces" tool — personal subaccounts to help users save for goals — has been expanded as a shared banking feature, "Shared Spaces," where up to 10 people can collectively hold or set aside money.
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"It's really interesting, [as a contractor] you're sort of going into people's spaces and really making them completely visible online in a way that's so past the point of their private spaces," Isolini said.
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The event is among a small but growing list of efforts recognizing and supporting queer Muslims throughout the country, many of whom face homophobia in traditional Muslim spaces and Islamophobia in conventional queer spaces.
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Public cultural spaces will also receive financial aid, with the Canada Cultural Spaces Fund receiving about 9% of the budget over the next two years and national museums about 5.5% over the next five.
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The good news: they're learning that real life does not have safe spaces Here's a message for those millennials who appear to be so distraught: There are no "safe spaces" in the real world.
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The millyard's existing spaces are maxed out, and the city has been reluctant to invest public dollars in a parking garage without upfront guarantees that the spaces will generate cash flow, Mr. Scanlon said.
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They create safe spaces for all — my university library brought dogs in before finals so students might drop by, cuddle, and de-stress — and now every presidential tweet and interview promises to despoil those spaces.
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Racial profiling in public spaces is by no means new, but the wave of Living While Black stories in 2018 called new attention to it, showing how spaces still remain tightly controlled along racial lines.
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In some cities, the fight for parking spaces has become so intense that people install metal barriers to which only they have the key, or persuade their parents to reserve spaces by sitting in them.
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And it poses the question as to how these platforms should be moderating spaces for private communication—and whether Facebook is even capable of moderating these personal spaces without sacrificing the privacy of its users.
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There's the scarcity of public spaces, alongside the rise of quasi-public spaces that are owned by private entities, as the City, University of London researcher Andy Pratt points out in a 2017 journal article.
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What is it with white people, having already enjoyed the benefit of exclusive socioeconomic spaces for centuries, all while inflicting violence and trauma on other groups, needing access to spaces those groups created for themselves?
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It's tempting to analyze her pictures of fenced-in spaces surrounded by voids as psychological self-portraits with feelings of confinement and blocked passages — a kind of counterpoint to Wetzel's wide-open and aimless spaces.
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But while religious clerics condemn homosexuality and uphold the traditional institution of family in Pakistan, private spaces persist where queer people can congregate and express themselves, including creative spaces like fashion, cosmetics, and the arts.
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Mr. LaPierre has to decide whose freedom is more important: the freedom of our schoolchildren and all others who use our public spaces, or the freedom of gun owners who would recklessly invade those spaces.
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When the Rubin Museum opened their newly expanded Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room last fall, the two gallery spaces alongside were dedicated to a Sacred Spaces program to explore the idea of devotion and its settings.
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Amazon is already building these spaces into new Whole Foods stores.
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Again, ungoverned spaces are going to be exploited by Islamic extremists.
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Slowly but steadily you'll be able to reach previously inaccessible spaces.
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Both areas have a high concentration of tenants desiring different spaces.
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As a new mom, I would have loved something like spaces.
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These architects worked on public spaces like parks and recreation centers.
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People could get together and form spaces and figure it out.
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So, how we conceptualize our movement into other spaces has meaning.
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As the demand for safe spaces on rises across the nation.
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The shortage of affordable art spaces in London is well-known.
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However, the spaces you explore will likely be from your past.
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Coworking spaces range from $175 to $500 per month in Austin.
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What was strange is that we recorded in non-controlled spaces.
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There are two ways to use outdoor furniture for indoor spaces.
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How will this new space be different from the old spaces?
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This allows him to take advantage of working in smaller spaces.
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In small living spaces items should serve multiple purposes whenever possible.
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Transforming spaces that could take days, if not weeks, to build.
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Why create false spaces to distance yourselves from regular ol' black?
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The incident emphasizes the necessity of active moderation in these spaces.
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But regardless, one thing all these tiny spaces have in common?
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Google Wave, Google Buzz, Gchat, and Google Spaces are all dead.
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The plane takes up to four spaces in the parking lot.
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People talk about reclaiming unused spaces as a political action, too.
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It already has spaces operating in Miami, San Francisco and Tokyo.
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Second, we need more safe spaces for biodiversity in our oceans.
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I sort of exist in these digital spaces for a while.
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We don't own the site, but we consider its spaces ours.
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Many virtual reality experiences are about exploring new spaces and environments.
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We want to, basically, create spaces where we can be heard.
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On Trading Spaces, every cringe is authentic, says host Paige Davis.
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It has 19 different themed spaces, majority of which are interactive.
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So I think it's a healthy outlook for those two spaces.
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These artists explore collectivity and infinity through small, in-between spaces.
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The Mardi Gras Black Indians originally performed in predominantly Black spaces.
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It's very clearly delineated that cars are guests in these spaces.
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Public consumption: Yes, but not in enclosed public spaces or vehicles.
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Shared Spaces could be seen as an alternative to joint accounts.
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N26 plans to gradually roll out Shared Spaces to all users.
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We have people put up even small spaces in university towns.
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There are spaces for sewing, mending, stitching, and even aging costumes.
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The Wing — and spaces like it — became more relevant than ever.
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WeWork's ideal member spends all his time in WeWork-owned spaces.
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It is called Spaces and it's shutting down on April 17th.
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Nestle them together so there are no spaces in between. 3.
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Instead of monsters, the horror is embedded into the empty spaces.
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Some steam cleaners only remove stains, while others only sanitize spaces.
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Improving public spaces attracts tourists and creates room for small business.
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The spaces are decorated like homes, but they feel like dorms.
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"Safe spaces" are reserved for those least in need of them.
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The human mind is capable of filling in so many spaces.
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Allies need to constantly check their own privilege in these spaces.
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The Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott specialize in stunning spaces.
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Those spaces, however, are few and far between in North Dakota.
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Gallerists from Ramallah are placed in conversation with spaces in Antwerp.
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Scooters and bikes blocked sidewalks, disability access ramps, and green spaces.
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Instead, he broadly outlined how Facebook views "competition" in various spaces.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't say if there are bikes or spaces available.
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I'm not especially religious, but I do believe in sacred spaces.
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Inside the clinic, flimsy curtains separate consulting spaces from each other.
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In retail spaces, Black people continue to experience racism and antagonization.
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They're also great for people working with limited or unconventional spaces.
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Safe spaces in the relationship are getting worryingly hard to find.
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"It is completely real — inspiring women in their spaces," Mirkin said.
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We cannot rely on spaces to be entirely safe, only safer.
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That is untrue; Spaces launched on HTC's Vive late last year.
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I believe that small spaces are more interesting for these reasons.
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Coworking spaces, hackathons, and startup accelerators abound in the capital, Ulaanbaatar.
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The company's new Facebook Spaces "social" VR venture launched this week.
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In Beirut, accelerator programs and collaborative co-working spaces are multiplying.
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Denver's new law expressly forbids smoking weed indoors in public spaces.
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WeWork rival Mindspace creates boutique coworking spaces for startups and corporates.
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Sometimes the need for sleeping spaces outpaces the available guest rooms.
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But why, then, the push to privatize our great open spaces?
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Businesses need labor, and labor requires housing and spaces for leisure.
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Friends celebrate a virtual birthday in a Facebook Spaces theme park.
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Gyms don't exactly have the best reputation as welcoming, inclusive spaces.
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There are dead spaces and blind zones for regulation and inspection.
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Will they use robotic furniture to get more from smaller spaces?
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We're three generations of black men, coming from three different spaces.
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"It's good to be back!" says Trading Spaces OG, Genevieve Gorder.
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But tape's extreme softness allows it to fill in those spaces.
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Cots and privacy tents filled the food courts and public spaces.
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Most solvers probably noticed the wide open spaces of today's puzzle.
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Here are six spaces that welcome event ideas of all kinds.
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Stand up desks are the signifier of trendy office spaces everywhere.
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The builder has another solution to visually connect entertaining spaces. 2.
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The idea is that residents share services as well as spaces.
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Making courthouses safe spaces is not providing sanctuary to undocumented immigrants.
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The rules on public demonstrations do not extend to private spaces.
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Currently, Facebook's VR avatars, available in Facebook Spaces, look like cartoons.
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Obviously there should be a link between these two different spaces.
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"You write in these spaces that freak you out," Bruce said.
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He said other expansions may see it move into billboard spaces.
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Because it's illegal, you end up smoking in private spaces, i.e.
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Facebook Spaces is still lacking support for Sony's PlayStation VR headset.
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The app switcher looks a lot more like Spaces on macOS.
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These DIY spaces obviously have less restrictions than the legal venues.
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At the time we were constantly searching for new underground spaces.
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As we expanded into bigger spaces, we also expanded the menu.
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Much smaller spaces are needed, and they need less to eat.
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Abandoning online spaces can leave them isolated from their peer group.
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This (barely) veiled homophobia isn't restricted to Korean industry spaces either.
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The company is hoping its new app, Spaces, will fix it.
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