Stadiums also aren't just stadiums anymore; they are commercial development hubs.
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For various reasons, America's big, costly stadiums keep being replaced by bigger, costlier stadiums.
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We found the most iconic stadiums and arenas in every state, many of which were college football stadiums.
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Stadiums are, I've seen a couple of stadiums over the last few weeks, there are a lot of empty seats.
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Using this measure, Trump is alleging that somewhere between 55 Yankee Stadiums 92 Yankee Stadiums voted illegally in the 2016 election.
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After that, you're looking at stadiums built in the 2000s like Heinz and CenturyLink Fields, which are near-flawless, modern stadiums.
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Some pro football stadiums have domes that lock out the outdoor elements, but a majority of the stadiums nationwide still host games outside.
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Unable to fill 50,000-seat stadiums, many C.F.L. teams have, in recent years, settled on providing a boutique experience in stadiums of 25,000 to 35,000 seats.
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A GUIDE TO THE WORLD CUP STADIUMS Replays will be shown on giant screens in the stadiums after a VAR decision is made, according to Fox Sports .
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With gaming events like Fortnite and League of Legends selling out stadiums -- yes, STADIUMS -- pro gamers are making more cash and are becoming more famous than ever.
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It's like stadiums or anything else that get these breaks and stuff like that whether they really ... Yeah, a lot of stadiums have been just an absolute joke.
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Safai has traveled to volleyball events around the world displaying her banner, "Let Iranian Women Enter Their Stadiums," protesting a ban in her native country of women entering sports stadiums.
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The stadiums are home to six teams in the Saudi Professional League -- the top division -- and two of the three stadiums included have the highest seating capacity in the kingdom.
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As sports becomes less localized and our lives become more digital, stadiums of the future — and, in some cases, even the present — could look vastly different than stadiums of the past.
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" He added, "How many stadiums have you been to?
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The United bid was based around all the stadiums and infrastructure already being in place, while Morocco said it would need to build almost all its stadiums over the next eight years.
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The notion that taxpayers funding stadiums is a "Field of Schemes" is well established; the extra crime associated with hosting an NFL team makes the case for publicly funding stadiums even weaker still.
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We have already launched the Khalifa International Stadium, the Al Bayt and Al Wakrah stadiums will be ready in the next 21592 months, and all of our stadiums will be open by 21746.
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Airports, prisons, stadiums, other event venues, border protection, critical infrastructure.
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They were spotted tidying up the stadiums after their matches.
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It wasn't long before he went from playgrounds to stadiums.
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It's from homes, cafeterias, farms, restaurants, grocery store and stadiums.
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Membership to get into sports stadiums and arenas is free.
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Where would the NFL be without stadiums and broadcast television?
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It's now found in 24 airports and eight sport stadiums.
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They work cooperatively to shake down cities to build stadiums.
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Stadiums became local restaurants, and television appearances became piano bars.
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Taxpayers pay over 70 percent of the cost of stadiums.
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And she's a pop star in Japan; she fills stadiums.
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Below are five facts about the financing of sports stadiums.
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In the United Kingdom, they also include prisons and stadiums.
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However, taxpayer dollars are used for new stadiums and facilities.
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The Colin Kaepernick effect isn't just spreading across NFL stadiums.
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Some stadiums even let you order food from the seats.
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"I used to do stadiums," he says in another episode.
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Here's a roundup of highlights from stadiums around the league.
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Check out the most iconic stadiums in every state below:
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In fairness, the stadiums in Russia were filled to capacity.
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MOSCOW — Building new soccer stadiums almost always comes with controversy.
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The Rays would play in new stadiums in both places.
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Serie A soccer matches are being played in empty stadiums.
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Thailand kept open its hugely popular Muay Thai boxing stadiums.
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These restrictions impact businesses, sports stadiums, museums, even transit stops.
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The designs of the new stadiums nod to local pride.
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I mean, I go into big stadiums — people like it.
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Not too many stadiums but I wanted to be here.
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Gym battles feel epic in stadiums full of screaming fans.
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Women have to be allowed into football stadiums in Iran.
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I mean, I'd go into big stadiums — people like it.
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While not gathering in stadiums, supporters creatively expressed their enthusiasm.
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In Georgia, they're spending more than $600 million on shiny new football and baseball stadiums to replace older, less shiny football and baseball stadiums that collectively cost taxpayers over $200 million in the 1990s.
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Already possessing all the necessary infrastructure and stadiums to host a massive 48-team tournament, United 2026 executive director John Kristick boasted the bid was able to "focus on building the game not stadiums".
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I wouldn't classify what we've seen in stadiums as accidents, either.
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Byju was soon taking classes in stadiums packed with 1,000 students.
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By sharing fingerprint data, visitors can bypass long lines at stadiums.
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There were more Tevez than Messi shirts being hawked outside stadiums.
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Stadiums are falling behind in "bad economic development idea" standings, though.
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Buenos Aires may have a lot of empty stadiums this year.
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This is all about bringing ... KS: What stadiums are you in?
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Some stadiums represent where the characters come from, like Yoshi Falls.
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The situation in Rio right now regarding stadiums is not good.
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They fly fighter jets over stadiums packed with cheering sports fans.
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Drones are notoriously loud, making this impractical even for baseball stadiums.
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"It'd be really cool to do tours with stadiums," she says.
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Well, there are two types of stadiums and they're very different.
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In the NFL, they encourage the teams to build new stadiums.
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In practice, he has been parading through stadiums before cheering crowds.
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But homophobic abuse can still be heard in stadiums around Europe.
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Opening day for Major League Baseball ushers fans back into stadiums.
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The reason for higher property values near stadiums is often unclear.
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Along the coast, stadiums served as morgues and aid distribution centers.
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FAA regulations prohibit flying drones around stadiums during major sporting events.
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The Ministry of Youth and Sports will own the 23 stadiums.
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Cities may want to restrict flights around stadiums during sporting events.
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At other stadiums, the history of the tunnel can be palpable.
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He is now determined to drone-strike stadiums and public events.
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Both of them have the advantage of absolutely terrifying home stadiums.
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According to Brookings, 35 stadiums have been built with the bonds.
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And the two stadiums are really spectacular with all the fans.
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Some 60,000 soccer fans filled one of the city's largest stadiums.
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That certainly characterized Detroit's comparatively brief experience with suburban sports stadiums.
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In Japan, preseason baseball games have been played at empty stadiums.
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They were set up in gymnasiums, stadiums — up to 1,000 beds.
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Instead, the candidates speak to their followers in stadiums and halls.
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Some of the six stadiums resemble ships and a flying saucer.
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Most of the stadiums, hotels, highways and airports were already built.
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In recent years, stadiums nationwide have been seeking U.S. sign-off.
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Stadiums across the country were at 98 percent capacity then, too.
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Together the state's high-school stadiums can seat over 4.3m people.
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"All our other stadiums in Minneapolis are super sustainable," Vogel said.
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We're in France in these beautiful stadiums at a World Cup.
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Seven N.F.L. stadiums have been built in the last 12 years.
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A lot at parties, but not as much at sports stadiums.
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All kinds of aircraft were flying over stadiums across the country.
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For years Sahafi has used her Instagram account to post videos and pictures of herself inside stadiums and to — perhaps most frustratingly for the authorities — give master classes in passing as a man to get into stadiums.
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Millennia ago, stadiums were little more than arenas carved into a hillside.
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"To all Mexican fans in the stadiums, don't shout 'Puto'," Hernandez said.
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Fans don't show up to basketball stadiums purely to watch the game.
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Now finish your seasons, pack up and get out of your stadiums.
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They are also banned around major sports stadiums when games take place.
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Australia has had it with selfie sticks at museums and stadiums, too.
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Iran has banned women from attending matches in stadiums in many sports.
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With reception facilities full, Greek authorities were using stadiums as temporary accommodation.
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Mr Putin is unlikely to lose sleep over his stadiums' bloated budgets.
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And some worry stadiums might not be finished before the opening ceremony.
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In fact, the conditions outside our own stadiums appear much more dire.
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Women will soon be allowed to drive cars and enter sports stadiums.
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We did a lot of football stadiums and I really enjoyed it.
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The sandwich will be available nationwide, excluding airports and stadiums, and ballparks.
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This means places like airports, stadiums, military bases, and other secure locations.
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But Russia has run into problems at some of its new stadiums.
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Almost everything described above is the spoils of sport in the stadiums.
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It also announced details of five stadiums with built-in air conditioning.
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A closer's entrance has turned into a theatrical production in many stadiums.
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He was a diminutive performer, with charisma that could fill 10 stadiums.
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There is also a special vibe around the iconic stadiums, agents say.
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And remember, I'd go into big stadiums like this that were packed?
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World Cup, part 2 The World Cup played to packed stadiums Saturday.
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For Swift, this realization happened once she wrote songs that filled stadiums.
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He's visited stadiums to whistle the national anthem for crowds of thousands.
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Airports, seaports, roads, railways and other things like stadiums and so forth.
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The 30 biggest sports stadiums in the world, ranked by crowd capacity
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Six modular stadiums also are planned, each potentially costing about $150 million.
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At the end of the day, stadiums are still being sold out.
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Goodison Park can be one of the most intimidating stadiums in England.
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They will soon be allowed to attend soccer matches at public stadiums.
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And new stadiums almost always draw more fans because of their novelty.
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In all, eight N.F.L. teams are playing in stadiums built since 2005.
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Aodamo saplings will then be placed in the ground outside the stadiums.
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A free version, Clear Sports, works at 22 stadiums across the country.
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The stadiums and facilities for the 2004 Olympics quickly fell into ruin.
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It also laid down guidelines for who would be allowed into stadiums.
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Some sports stadiums have put in sensory rooms that are sound-proofed.
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Another person said Amazon is looking at concession stands in baseball stadiums.
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These areas include schools, churches, day care centers, bars, dorms and stadiums.
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Its top stars grace the covers of magazines and sell out stadiums.
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Athletes, after all, perform the feats that make the stadiums special places.
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Even sports stadiums are starting to jump in on the cashless trend.
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It's the only tennis event that has three stadiums with retractable roofs.
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From significant ones, (we are talking) with 5-6 stadiums in Europe.
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Russia will host the World Cup from June 14 to July 15 in 12 stadiums spread across cities including Moscow, St Petersburg and Sochi, having worked for years to build new stadiums and transportation infrastructure for the tournament.
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The Belgian soccer league backpedaled on its decision to keep stadiums open to fans during the outbreak, saying the last round of regular-season matches in the top league scheduled for this weekend will be played in empty stadiums.
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Their architecture often mimics that of warehouses, shopping malls, or dome-shaped stadiums.
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I'm doing stadiums in North America, which is going to be pretty awesome.
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Universities have been able to generate revenue from sold-out stadiums and arenas.
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The production in the stadiums, by the way, is literally through the roof.
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The ban will hurt some of stadiums built for the 2014 World Cup.
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Shit, the song went on to become a mainstay at sports stadiums nationwide.
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We took exterior shots of stadiums and they built this big lightning effect.
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It was a bidding requirement to submit a minimum of 12 proposed stadiums.
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What's happening: Stadiums are shrinking because of lower attendance and millennials' viewing habits.
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Stadiums, you know, are outside, and often not that great at staying cool.
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A lot of these newer stadiums have residential parts to them, retail, shopping.
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Vrooman attributes those divergences partly to the value tied to the teams' stadiums.
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Every night we in the endzone, tell the NFL we in stadiums too.
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Protesting players at many stadiums have been met with a cascade of boos.
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"You always have stadiums where you do or don't pitch well," Ausmus said.
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Marketers have slapped their names on our museums, stadiums, schools, and beloved bands.
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The workers are constructing the hotels and stadiums necessary for hosting the Cup.
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However, signing up at these football stadiums will come with a small bonus.
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He single-handedly draws thousands and thousands of fans and fills up stadiums.
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It would also take away tax-exempt bonds for private stadiums being built.
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In Texas, local governments have approved two more $60-million-plus prep stadiums.
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For most pitchers, from sandlots to stadiums, velocity has never been a decision.
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San Paolo has long been one of the most intimidating stadiums in Europe.
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Bars and restaurants now join theme parks and stadiums in closing their doors.
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Like it or not, though, extended nets are likely to remain at stadiums.
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The concrete stones go into walkways, patios and the surroundings of soccer stadiums.
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The packed training camps and sold out stadiums and mostly the victory parades.
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The NCAA announced Wednesday that games will be played without fans in stadiums.
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The packed training camps and sold out stadiums are mostly the victory parades.
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The organization has, however, allowed fans to take rainbow flags into the stadiums.
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But when the government finally opened stadiums to women, she was left out.
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In recent years, stadiums have gotten better at adding distractions and manufacturing tension.
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That&aposs four times more than all MLB stadiums combined sell per year.
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"Unfortunately, this is happening in some stadiums," Fred, a Brazilian midfielder, told ESPN.
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Could security at the NFL stadiums shoot down drones that approach the stadium?
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They spend time in the middle of stadiums with drunk rowdy screaming crowds.
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But stadiums are a place for show, not creative nuance or personal revelation.
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The two current proposals for new stadiums near Los Angeles top $1.75 billion.
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"Most stadiums won't try and do this when they're first built," Vogel said.
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And even in the pre-sponsorship era, few stadiums were named after athletes.
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Across the country, other cities are moving their sports stadiums downtown as well.
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In reality, stadiums and their upkeep wind up costing cities millions of dollars.
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So Farah and another woman from the advocacy group Open Stadiums — an organization that for years has campaigned for women to be allowed into stadiums in Iran — flew in hoping to watch the matches early in the week, during qualifying.
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In addition to the most well known large-scale stadiums and arenas, there also exists a second tier of smaller stadiums that serve minor league hockey and baseball teams, scattered through the metro area: Skylands Stadium in Augusta, N.J., 4,200 seats.
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Utah has allowed firearms inside college stadiums for a decade, with a few exceptions.
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We also knew that because we were big stars, we could certainly fill stadiums.
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The company also builds sports stadiums, including the King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah.
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The places they often visited were ski resorts, climbing gyms, bike shops, and stadiums.
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Esports fans watch live video game tournaments online as well as in packed stadiums.
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Nor is it clear what will happen to seven new stadiums after the tournament.
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They take place in locations such as parks, stadiums, forests, farms and ski mountains.
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The legacy of the Athens Games left derelict, run-down arenas and unused stadiums.
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The Rangers and Dodgers announced earlier their plans to extend netting in their stadiums.
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During the renovations, the three stadiums will set up restaurants, cafes, and monitor screens.
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Eventually the league is looking to set up stadiums in locations outside of Burbank.
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Should university leaders rely on contingent professors while investing in football stadiums and gyms?
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They play for cash prizes in the vast stadiums many of them helped build.
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Osun state, which previously splurged on six stadiums, is now surviving without a cabinet.
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Robinson also says WiGig could find applications in sports stadiums and other large venues.
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They would build stadiums, yes, but also infrastructure that would ease Rio's congested traffic.
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Of course, he has zero actual evidence that any Yankee Stadiums voted illegally. 27.
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Today, like so many American stadiums, the Silverdome is nothing but a hollow shell.
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Why can we not have pop-up 300m or 200m tracks in football stadiums?
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Now check out which college football stadiums are the best, according to the fans:
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Sacramento Kings owner Vivek Ranadivé describes the venue as the 'Tesla of sports stadiums.
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The fans in the stadiums clapped and chanted, always well past the final whistle.
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But I always advise people the Olympics extend beyond the arenas and the stadiums.
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Since that game, soccer has taken Weiler to 213 stadiums, at home and abroad.
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There is no natural law that says bed taxes have to go to stadiums.
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Now, the company is trying to bring the same principle to various sports stadiums.
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As both games approached, the scene outside the stadiums was both jubilant and disorienting.
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"It's not about the World Cup, not about stadiums, not about architecture," she said.
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In modern concert halls, as in modern baseball stadiums, smaller is generally considered better.
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People were massacred in churches and homes, fields and roadside ditches, stadiums and checkpoints.
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"We have many old stadiums that were built in a different age," Fassone said.
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Architects traditionally achieve renown with corporate headquarters, private residences, museums, concert halls and stadiums.
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The clubs, furthermore, had agreed not to allow traveling fans into one another's stadiums.
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Or one of the new stadiums Qatar has commissioned for the next World Cup?
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Since 1994, German stadiums have been permitted to incorporate so-called safe standing sections.
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Some included ties, which used to be common in the days before illuminated stadiums.
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Fears of coronavirus are prompting soccer teams to play in empty stadiums in Italy.
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In Kaliningrad and St. Petersburg, both port towns, the stadiums' look hints at ships.
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Workers at four stadiums organized strikes to protest labor practices, according to the report.
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Sports stadiums and other buildings in Wuhan have also been turned into makeshift hospitals.
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That's 26 border walls, or 83 million chipotle burritos, or 28 AT&T stadiums!
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And popular teams that pack their stadiums are reluctant to give up home games.
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That increase is reflected in the experience of black players in the country's stadiums.
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But in 2006, 25 years into his career, he could still headline stadiums worldwide.
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In New Jersey, seven minor league baseball stadiums were built between 210 and 20143.
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They're starting in select urban markets and other small areas, such as sports stadiums.
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With three sports stadiums in close proximity, there's always a game to take in.
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"The Tehran Derby is one of the most important matches of the year," one of the Tehran-based activists behind Open Stadiums, an organization fighting for the rights of women to watch sporting events in stadiums like Azadi, wrote me in an email.
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The pool of cities, and stadiums, will be reduced further later this month, bid officials said, and then trimmed again, most likely to 20 to 25 stadiums, before the joint bid's proposal is submitted to evaluators from FIFA, world soccer's governing body.
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In some instances, overeager fans have flown drones over stadiums to capture eagle-eye views.
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Artificial turf is used in thousands of parks, sports fields, and stadiums across the country.
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Most soccer stadiums throughout Brazil ban the device for fear they'll be used as weapons.
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The tour sold out stadiums across the country in minutes, prompting controversy about ticket resellers.
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We were filling stadiums individually, and we decided that this would be the biggest thing.
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A full membership for CLEAR costs $180 annually and covers all participating airports and stadiums.
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The 25 biggest stadiums in world soccer have a combined capacity of over 2.15 million.
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Stadiums, data centers and distribution centers aren't the only bad economic development deals out there.
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Mr Assad's security forces have converted sports stadiums, abandoned homes, hospitals and schools into jails.
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During the 2014 season, the NFL tested Zebra Technologies' MotionWorks RFID system in 18 stadiums.
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It's deployed nearly 100,000 security forces and put up a no-fly zone over stadiums.
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Still, they say their host cities have been unwilling to help them build newer stadiums.
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Air & Style will also make stops at stadiums in Beijing and Innsbruck, Austria, this year.
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Some schools and stadiums or even the Parliament building has banned some of the brands.
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There's a reason golf courses and baseball stadiums still rely on humans for the task.
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About 5,100 construction workers from Nepal, India and Bangladesh are building stadiums in the country.
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The new fashion is for 'wrap-around' stadiums like the Emirates, Etihad or King Power.
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The biggest stadiums on the continent tend to be a lot steeper than in Britain.
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Owners for both teams could not agree with civic leaders on new or refurbished stadiums.
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His Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, also proposed ending the tax break for stadiums in 2015.
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Yes, but: There is still progress to be made with other stadiums during normal seasons.
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The 219 Olympics did not just spur a construction boom of stadiums and apartment towers.
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It takes a cue from special event pick-ups at sports stadiums or concert halls.
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And there are only so many stadiums being built, so you don't need vast resources.
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Each book has spots for 681 stickers depicting stadiums, players, host cities and other items.
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The firm has helped construct hospitals, stadiums, bridges, transit networks, schools, and offshore gas terminals.
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She's performed for millions live, thousands in stadiums, and a group of very lucky Sims.
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New stadiums are currently planned in Miami, Cincinnati, Columbus, Austin, Nashville, Sacramento and St. Louis.
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Security measures have already changed a lot at stadiums in the years since 9/11.
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Are all these new stadiums as big a waste of time for them as well?
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Mr Trump might face a similar reception in any of the 30 major-league stadiums.
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Clarification: IdentoGO is the entity running the pilot PreCheck sign-up program at NFL stadiums.
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I'm fully hard and excited to destroy the stadiums of Europe with my bro. pic.twitter.
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Ballooncam watches with its camera while it floats over stadiums playing videos and bringing joy.
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"Some stadiums, it's easier than others to see the velocity," he said through an interpreter.
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During the World Series, entire baseball stadiums acted out the video's shark-bite hand jive.
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Last year, a UAS dropped leaflets — thankfully, nothing else — over crowds at two NFL stadiums.
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At least 70 acts performed for about 162,000 fans at stadiums in London and Philadelphia.
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In August, Dickason toured the stadiums, and the cities, where England is set to play.
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Venues that are allowed to sell alcohol, including restaurants, stadiums, and concerts halls, are exempt.
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I'm fine with drone racing providing screen-viewable thrills on predesigned racecourses in dedicated stadiums.
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Pyrotechnicians also handle explosives on Hollywood film sets, at theme parks and stadiums, and more.
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Flying drones around stadiums is prohibited by the FAA when major sporting events take place.
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What's more, the N.F.L. has a history of holding cities hostage to pay for stadiums.
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New Zealand has played in four different stadiums and has batted first in each match.
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She said Iran was the only country in the tournament that barred women from stadiums.
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She interviews vendors at stadiums across the US about unique foods sold at sports games
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The proliferation of minor league stadiums has not been a home run in every community.
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It will also introduce NFL fans at 13 stadiums to Verizon's highly anticipated 5G service.
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The Revolution are one of three M.L.S. teams that still play in cavernous football stadiums.
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Will drinking alcohol be allowed in the stadiums and the hotels and the fan zones?
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Its reputation has been tarnished by corruption and its image damaged by empty, crumbling stadiums.
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But tennis stadiums aren't just for watching the sport; there are the amenities to consider.
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The stadiums shake with the noise, and the country with the fever of its obsession.
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Across the country, schools, churches and stadiums are being shut down to keep people safe.
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Many of their stadiums are shut out from the public, like the beach volleyball facility.
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With stadiums and schedules empty, the start of the women's season will plug the gap.
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Many of minor league facilities do not match the standards of even small college stadiums.
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A good example of that is the gyms, which have transformed into soccer-style stadiums.
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As such, airports, prisons, and stadiums will probably continue to use AeroScope, the spokesperson said.
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Spanos has been unhappy with Qualcomm Stadium, one of the oldest stadiums in the league.
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Preseason games across the country have been played in empty stadiums, including those in Hokkaido.
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"The government has a positive view of the presence of women in stadiums," Rabiei said.
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In five years, Dinh rose from his gameplay being watched by hundreds to filling stadiums.
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Already roughly 700 stadiums, large offices and indoor grow facilities have deployed the company's technology.
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The TV channels pay good money, the stadiums are full, it is a great competition.
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Greece spent around $15 billion building world-class stadiums to host the Olympics in 2004.
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Yet even the stadiums that still carry the names of famous individuals seldom honor athletes.
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Those leaving their homes were urged to go to sports stadiums and other safer locations.
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During the Rio Olympics, they geofenced stadiums to increase safety for people on the ground.
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We as Americans, we go to airports and stadiums and venues every day of our lives.
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Stadiums have been proposed as a way to reinvigorate bad areas or help build new ones.
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Gone are the days when stadiums could wow crowds with just a Jumbotron and instant replay.
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Bernie Sanders is still very popular, fills stadiums, unlike other people who wanted to be president.
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But the market for 90,000-seat stadiums is rather different from that for three-bedroom semis.
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Spawn a living and breathing megalopolis complete with farming towns, bedroom communities, stadiums, airports, and universities.
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The state of Maryland controls the city's stadiums, big public construction projects and its mass transit.
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Chelsea's three main London rivals either have or are building larger stadiums than their previous homes.
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The minutes of silence solemnly observed in stadiums around the world would add up to days.
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If their audiences were that limited, concert halls and theaters and stadiums would be nearly empty.
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The company now counts ride-hailing companies, airlines, scooter operators, and sports stadiums among its clients.
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They left under-used or empty stadiums and scared off cities from bidding for future Olympics.
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Clear's biometric identity verifier is now in 24 airports (34 next year) and eight sports stadiums.
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Wine has made inroads into football stadiums and living rooms across the United States on Sundays.
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People started to tweet Google Street View shots showing the streets outside of major American stadiums.
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Rogue drones have been detected around stadiums, nuclear plants, prisons and even interfered with fire emergencies.
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In Texas, where football is king, school districts are more willing to build 12,000-seat stadiums.
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Twenty-four of the 31 NFL stadiums have sponsors, some for hundreds of millions of dollars.
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As a result, team owners are upgrading their stadiums to offer better seating, food and alcohol.
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After her tour of baseball stadiums, which started in 2015, Hailey is looking towards the future.
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These include "high footfall" locations like shopping malls, stadiums, city centers and big events, he said.
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Euro 2016 starts on June 10 and runs for a month at 10 stadiums across France.
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He added that prior to 2015, FIFA did not consider the construction of stadiums its responsibility.
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Expanded security perimeters around stadiums should keep any drone pilots at a considerable distance, he said.
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It's usually the municipal government, the police, because I don't have guards all over these stadiums.
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He also went yard for the first time at Texas, giving him homers in 22 stadiums.
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But stadiums are typically built with an eye to their bottom line, not the homes nearby.
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But in 1999, the government began banning known troublemakers from stadiums, which tempered fan violence noticeably.
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"The stadiums would be empty without this (scalping)," said a 28-year-old scalper from Kyrgyzstan.
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Some 2.5 million spectators are expected at 10 stadiums for 51 matches involving 24 national teams.
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These are just some of the many new menu items at baseball stadiums managed by Centerplate.
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It has since reinforced perimeter security at transport hubs, stadiums, shopping centres and other public places.
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The host nation has deported dozens of Russian hooligans, and introduced alcohol restrictions around the stadiums.
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The chargers can be seen today in stadiums, malls, Whole Foods parking lots and national parks.
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Saudi Arabia will allow women into sports stadiums beginning in 2018, the BBC reported on Sunday.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim promised new factories, housing, hospitals and sports stadiums under the investment plan.
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Stadiums and arenas can be cultural centerpieces of the cities and states in which they reside.
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Cleveland's Progressive Field seats just over 35,000 and is the next lowest capacity among MLB stadiums.
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Home buyers are finding bargains near stadiums and developers see opportunities to create new urban communities.
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AI is now being deployed to prevent drone attacks, whether at airports, stadiums, or critical infrastructure.
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Mr. Ahmad is booked virtually every night, crisscrossing the country from stadiums to modest provincial bars.
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While service speed displays are ubiquitous in tennis stadiums, they are rarely available for training sessions.
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We've found 10 tourist attractions opening in 2020, from museums and Olympic stadiums to amusement parks.
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But it was The Killers and the Kings of Leon who went on to headline stadiums.
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Russia plans to host the World Cup matches in 12 stadiums next year, including those four.
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My world was becoming smaller as more places became no-go zones: movie theaters, stadiums, lines.
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The turf fields are almost all gone and most of the newer stadiums are hitter-friendly.
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She also wants to go international, to visit soccer arenas, baseball stadiums, cricket grounds, and more.
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FIFA, the world soccer federation, required that World Cup host nations build at least eight stadiums.
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The federation's finances are limited, and most important, there are no real baseball stadiums in Pakistan.
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A dozen women's matches were played this season at the vast stadiums occupied by men's teams.
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Celtic and Rangers, Glasgow's twin giants, proposed alternating games between their stadiums, Celtic Park and Ibrox.
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Construction workers toil in the hot desert air to build stadiums for the 2020 World Cup.
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Some marched to the N.F.L. offices or to the gates of stadiums in shows of solidarity.
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You can see it in how they treat soccer fans in stadiums, not just with protesters.
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Algerian law prohibits anyone under 18 to enter the stadiums without a guardian, Mr. Sahraoui said.
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He feels that before the protests, young Algerians took out their frustrations in the soccer stadiums.
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The referendum passed, and it will sluice $262 million into a fund to polish the stadiums.
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Other stadiums, the entire concept is modular, so we'll be taking the entire seating capacity out.
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The Ruhr valley derby usually attracts about 80,000 spectators in either Dortmund or Schalke's large stadiums.
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That would cover the price of maintaining stadiums, refitting them, paying rentals, penalties and other expenses.
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"Filling the stadiums is the goal and challenge of every organizing committee," said Park, the spokeswoman.
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Internet speeds in sports stadiums or other packed venues could be significantly better with WiFi 6.
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Sheeran now sells out stadiums across the globe and has a net worth of $110 million.
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The $5 million donation will go towards converting arenas and stadiums into temporary blood drive centers.
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"It is their right, they have to be in the stadiums," she said of Iranian women.
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For decades, the band has treated arenas and stadiums as havens of community through shared songs.
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But while its team would have been welcome inside stadiums here, Kosovo's flag apparently is not.
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As for the homers, it is important to understand that not all stadiums are created equal.
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Its teams played before undersized crowds in oversize football stadiums, and television ratings were often microscopic.
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Esports is growing in popularity globally as a spectator sport online and in person at stadiums.
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But a surprising amount of revenue and growth is coming from corporate sponsorships — especially from stadiums.
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But rarely does such public investment do much good for the areas around these mammoth stadiums.
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Deserts are empty but also kind of intense; empty stadiums signify the melancholy transience of greatness.
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So we know this system can reject any interference because it's been tested in concert stadiums.
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But beyond the stadiums, visitors will find traditional gardens, temples and only-in-Japan night life.
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I'm happy to face it all: the music, all the big stadiums, the media, the attention.
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An army of imported laborers is building stadiums and subway lines for the 2022 World Cup.
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The company's logo dominates both teams' crests and jerseys, and its name adorns both teams' stadiums.
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Why can we sit next to each other in other public spaces, but not in stadiums?
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In fact, 31 cities now have some access Verizon's 5G network, along with 15 NFL stadiums.
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Among the recommendations: football stadiums should replace standing room terraces with seated areas to prevent overcrowding.
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It is partly because so many stadiums are named after sponsors, to bring in additional revenue.
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The law allows us to sit at soccer stadiums, go to the cinema and, soon, drive.
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Football coaches do not qualify, but the owner of a company that cleans football stadiums would.
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So far none have been cancelled but several are likely to be played in empty stadiums.
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Using public money to pay for sports stadiums and major events like the Olympics isn't new.
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For 30 minutes the day before each game, World Cup squads get the stadiums to themselves.
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On the fight friendly island of Phuket, a few stadiums closed and a few stayed open.
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There are tons of sheep Pokémon called Wooloo, people love curry, you call your mom "mum" and the TV "the telly," people say "mate" and other phrases I don't understand as an American, and gym battles take place in stadiums reminiscent of soccer — er, football — stadiums.
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When I read that women were denied entry into sports stadiums in Iran, I was completely shocked.
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Qatar is planning to build some of the world's most striking stadiums for its 2105 World Cup.
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Qatar is planning to build some of the world's most striking stadiums for its 2550 World Cup.
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Slowly, she found herself not being able to fit into seats at theaters, stadiums or on airplanes.
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Photo: APFace recognition is coming to schools, stadiums, and airports, but surprisingly not to body cameras—yet.
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"There are many in government who believe that women should be allowed to enter stadiums," Fatemeh says.
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The NFL announced an expansion of that series to two other stadiums in London beginning this year.
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But it has fallen behind the glitzy new stadiums of its nearest rivals in England's Premier League.
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India has offered Afghanistan the use of two of its stadiums to host matches with other countries.
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Croom: I respect that he hasn't released a record since 2001 but still sells out stadiums monthly.
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Before political gatherings were allowed again, he paraded around the country addressing huge crowds in sports stadiums.
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NFL owners leech off of taxpayers to build ridiculous stadiums that increase the value of their franchises.
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The financing will move CLEAR into "new verticals" and add more airports and stadiums to the network.
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Then Bleacher Report picked up the story and the remaining 20173 stadiums clambered for her to visit.
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Also, most of the stuff used to play football – balls, stadiums, kits – is very much not biodegradable.
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This is why McCartney or the Rolling Stones can count on selling out stadiums every time out.
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Initiatives to open sports stadiums to women and execute fewer people have similarly fallen foul of conservatives.
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Click ahead to see the most and least expensive stadiums to watch a ball game during 2016.
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Soccer stadiums in Abyan province and the central city of Ibb have been damaged in the fighting.
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We won't even get into how stadiums moved outfield walls closer to home plate over the years.
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He didn't win any belts at Bangkok stadiums and there's no fight footage of him on YouTube.
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Larger spaces, like arenas and stadiums, use metal detectors, pat-downs and phalanxes of wand-wielding guards.
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The next year, another Briton was prosecuted after flying a drone over soccer stadiums and tourist attractions.
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And as hotels as far as Atlanta booked up, camping grounds and stadiums started opening their doors.
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One of the most legendary stadiums in all of Europe, Wembley Stadium opened in London in 1923.
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Also, the president opined that fans might want to leave the stadiums if anti-anthem displays persist.
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Much of our civic infrastructure like public schools, parks, stadiums, and hospitals need remodeling if not replacement.
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There's never a private residence or, apart from parks and stadiums, much sign of sites for entertainment.
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While some stadiums have a clean, nearly antiseptic runway to the stadium, many tunnels have distinctive characteristics.
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Seven new stadiums are being built, along with other infrastructure, sucking in building materials from far afield.
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From stadiums to ski jumps, landscapes around the world are covered with the remnants of forgotten contests.
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It's having trouble filling the stands, even after losing tens of thousands of seats from its stadiums.
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One of the nation's largest domed stadiums has been destroyed in a scheduled implosion in downtown Atlanta.
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We protect our banks, our sports stadiums and our government buildings better than we protect our schools.
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Prior to this Rose was only ever able to fight at stadiums that allowed women, like Omnoi.
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From homes and offices to stadiums, museums and hospitals, buildings provide us with a wealth of benefits.
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As the virus spread through the Middle East and Europe, soccer games were played in empty stadiums.
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Yet irreverence toward the Spanish anthem in sports stadiums has a century-old history in this city.
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"All of our facilities exist today — the stadiums, the training sites, the airport/transportation infrastructure," Kristick said.
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Under the crown prince, Saudi women will soon be allowed to attend soccer matches at public stadiums.
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It toured 10 years ago as a nostalgia revival and sold out stadiums all over the country.
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She also has to find female-specific gyms or stadiums because those facilities are segregated by gender.
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LeBron James, who plays for the Los Angeles Lakers, told reporters he wouldn't play to empty stadiums.
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Throughout his career, he built practice centers, raised money for new stadiums and gave downtrodden programs hope.
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But the same concerns that led to the development of those rarely mourned multipurpose stadiums persist today.
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All the top hotels and restaurants are up and running, as are the parks and sports stadiums.
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Visiting supporters are not allowed in the stadiums in the finals because of the fear of violence.
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Instituting those measures without any restrictions for fans in the stadiums drew some criticism, including from Gov.
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The grass they play on eventually will be rolled up and installed in college and professional stadiums.
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Iranian women have been banned from stadiums when men's teams are playing since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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Those public places could include schools, stores, restaurants, sports arenas, parking lots, stadiums or parks, for instance.
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Two weeks ago, Mr. Trump had called for fans to walk out of stadiums if players knelt.
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Corruption investigators are looking into at least half of the 12 stadiums used for the World Cup.
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Or do they think owners can make stadiums conservative 'safe spaces' where even silent protest is banned?
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Clear operates in 24 airports and seven sports arenas and stadiums, including Citi Field and Yankee Stadium.
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Upcoming qualifying matches around Europe for Euro 2020 are also set to be played in empty stadiums.
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In the two largest stadiums, Centre Court and No. 1 Court, the logos are white, but smaller.
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It already has a sprawling system of stadiums and arenas, after all, and even the public's support.
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They are sleeping in tents and tarps set up in stadiums, in fields and next to highways.
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Even when stadiums do draw big crowds, ticket holders spend little of their money at local businesses.
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"La Marseillaise" was sung at rallies across the country, in English soccer stadiums and American concert halls.
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He then bought Traffic, a bus-stop advertising company, and branched into billboard advertising in soccer stadiums.
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U.S. negotiators in North Korea, Ireland voted for abortion rights and Russia's World Cup stadiums enriched oligarchs.
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He said that was preferable to the temporary stadiums which had to be built for most games.
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He said that was preferable to the temporary stadiums which had to be built for most games.
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His company, Crocus Group, has won contracts from Putin's Kremlin, including for two World Cub 22013 stadiums.
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They are sleeping in mattresses, tents and tarps set up in stadiums, fields and next to highways.
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But White said Saturday that a rematch between McGregor and the undefeated Nurmagomedov could fill football stadiums.
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Teams and stadiums across country are dealing with flooding, extreme storms, excessive heat and smoke from wildfires.
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Since then, the phrase has taken off, and fans often carry signs emblazoned with it to stadiums.
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They eschewed diner stops in favor of filling theaters, gymnasiums and stadiums with thousands of cheering supporters.
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"Please free us from the grotesque, and clean up the stadiums from this horrendous mob," he wrote.
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For the most part, the weekend's games were played in front of sparse crowds dotting massive stadiums.
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To put it another way, 27 years after the tragedy at Hillsborough, which resulted in a number of reforms that made stadiums safer in England—and influenced the stadium experience in the rest of Europe—how is it that some stadiums remain so dangerous, and some fans so violent?
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One way is by simply changing the names of places, from streets and stadiums to towns and districts.
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In various cities, the organization has been urging lawmakers to pass legislation outlawing smokeless tobacco in public stadiums.
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It is having trouble filling the stands, even after losing tens of thousands of seats from its stadiums.
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Joshua holds the three other major titles and has been regularly selling out 80,000-seater stadiums in Britain.
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The potential for sowing chaos and spreading fear in confined areas like sports stadiums should be fairly obvious.
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Ads on billboards, buses and at venues like baseball stadiums are expected to see record spending this year.
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Besides managing vast oil reserves, it acts on behalf of the government constructing schools, hospitals and sports stadiums.
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Their national union won the rights to clean up football stadiums during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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Dave Matthews' nearly three-decade career in music has seen him sell out stadiums all over the world.
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What to watch: Expect more MLB stadiums to follow suit in buying RECs to offset their electricity usage.
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Free speech has become a partisan issue, a debate sowing division across football stadiums and campus lawns alike.
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It's easy to understand why: Thousands of tourists cramped into stadiums and bars inevitably swap bacteria and viruses.
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It has a retractable roof, the largest of its kind among number two stadiums at Grand Slam venues.
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Stadiums are inflicting all kinds of escalating horrors on their foods—take candied apple beef sandwiches, for example.
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The championship will be held across stadiums in France and will showcase some of the world's best footballers.
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Many of those matches are scheduled to be played in stadiums in other Brazilian cities far from Rio.
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The English don't help themselves: they banned bagpipes from stadiums when hosting the Rugby World Cup in 2015.
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Multitudes of Latin Americans have packed the stadiums in deepest Russia as if they were attending home games.
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"Mascots are great ambassadors for promoting the event and bring so much joy to the stadiums," said Ronaldo.
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Venues * The United Bid has prospective stadiums situated across 23 candidate cities, from which 16 will be selected.
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Where the band really terrified people back in the day now you'll hear the songs at sports stadiums.
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This is a problem in most stadiums in the Football League, but particularly the smaller and older ones.
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There really was something transcendental going on down there in the twin-ringed stadiums of Lumpinee and Rajadamnern.
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She says she wants to help Somalia rebuild schools, museums and sports stadiums after the wreckage of war.
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The Spurs deal and proposals by Dutch team Feyenoord include plans to regenerate the area around their stadiums.
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He's talking about in the context of them becoming big enough to fill stadiums and having ... Well, no.
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The names of two of the five stadiums remain confidential so as not to hamper investigations, Cade said.
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And with every Olympics comes a lot of stuff: athletes, stadiums, places for people to sleep, security, etc.
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Any public subsidies for football stadiums are effectively transfers of wealth from taxpayers to NFL owners and athletes.
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The typical costs for lavish new football stadiums - the most expensive of any major league sport - have skyrocketed.
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"We went from theaters, to arenas, to stadiums — there was never any sort of bridge between," Malik said.
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We are full-up on stadiums," and a Democrat commissioner told the Nederlanders and AEG, "Go do it.
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Public funding for sports stadiums is one of the more difficult concepts to defend as being good policy.
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The summer 2016 tour will take her to stadiums worldwide, with the first date coming on April 27.
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On Tuesday, there were two ballot measures for whether taxpayers would fund new stadiums for their billionaire owners.
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They are able to see detailed images of every single fan walking into their stadiums, golf courses, etc.
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The audience is also literally closer to the players in basketball stadiums, compared with baseball or football fields.
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In previous years, tens of thousands of K-pop fans packed stadiums in Hong Kong for the awards.
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Here are the federal tax subsidies that went to dozens of other professional sports stadiums built since 2000.
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The "certainty that our stadiums are already built compared to our opponent ... [also] resonated quite well," said Flynn.
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It also offers expedited security at other locations, including stadiums and arenas and even Hertz rental car locations.
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By the 1990s, Foxboro Stadium had become obsolete relative to newer, more high-tech stadiums across the country.
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By day, gangs of children and teenagers chase one another through the stadiums' corridors and down the steps.
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Meanwhile, customers can now order from approximately 200,000 Hotspots, or nontraditional locales such as beaches and sports stadiums.
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And in whatever cities the fire marshal will sign off on it, the league allows it in stadiums.
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Hovering above sports stadiums from Houston to Pyeongchang, many hundreds of them have lately sparkled in artful murmuration.
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Women are passionate sports fans just like men, and deserve to cheer on their teams in the stadiums.
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Many here complain that tickets have become too expensive since stadiums were renovated for the 2014 World Cup.
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But in stadiums across the country on Sunday, players locked arms in protest as the national anthem played.
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Unofficial data "is often collected by 'courtsiders,' who covertly collect data in arenas and stadiums," the leagues said.
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But a late afternoon shower suspended play throughout the grounds and forced both stadiums to close their roofs.
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The rosters are smaller, just 26 players, and indoor arenas are much cheaper to operate than outdoor stadiums.
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A giant Ferris wheel and two gleaming sports stadiums made the Brent Spence Bridge appear shabby by comparison.
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Security forces and pro-government militias created uncounted makeshift dungeons at schools, stadiums, offices, military bases and checkpoints.
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The Monkeys and the Guardians both have dedicated stadiums; the Monkeys are not the only team with one.
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The governor's office has also announced new guidance for large event spaces such as stadiums and conference rooms.
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Many franchises have built new stadiums in cooperation with cities and states that floated bonds to finance construction.
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Iran's captain, Masoud Shojaei, took the opportunity to raise the ban on women at stadiums during the meeting.
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BeIN reporters have been harassed at stadiums, or removed from them to face stern questioning by the police.
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And to cap it all, top flight Serie A soccer matches are to be played in empty stadiums.
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Where: Alternating between the two teams' home stadiums, Game 1 will be held at Houston's Minute Maid Park.
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Aging stadiums are usually demolished after their expiration date; like plastic bags, they can be tedious to recycle.
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Coe said market research showed that fans wanted a better broadcast and internet experience, and improvements in stadiums.
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Curry, ramen and takoyaki (grilled octopus) are sold in Japanese stadiums as are "American dogs," or corn dogs.
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Fans do not sing his name in stadiums, nor do they ask him for autographs in the street.
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One egregious example: Banks could count loans for improvements to stadiums that happen to sit in poor neighborhoods.
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Sportradar can also sell nonpublic N.F.L. data from cameras installed in stadiums and sensors in players' shoulder pads.
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The measure would eliminate investments for casinos and would prohibit investments in stadiums, parking lots and luxury apartments.
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Iranian women have been banned from stadiums hosting men's soccer matches since just after the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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As we scoured the menus at NFL stadiums, we learned there are some seriously innovative dishes out there.
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If proven successful, it will also be rolled out in places like sports stadiums, train stations and malls.
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But as many sports economists have shown, building flashy new stadiums rarely translates into economic gains for taxpayers.
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Unlike government buildings, stadiums, and shopping malls, schools are known as "soft targets" because they are so unprotected.
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The typical costs for lavish new football stadiums – the most expensive of any major league sport – have skyrocketed.
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In a response to CNN, an IOC spokesperson said sports stadiums should be free of any political demonstration.
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Joe Louis is one of a tiny number of high-profile stadiums or arenas named for an athlete.
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Most of the stadiums used by the professional winter league teams there are at least four decades old.
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New stadiums, supported by as many public dollars as possible, have long been one of the league's priorities.
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In 2002, South Korea and Japan built 16 total stadiums, and refurbished four others, to host the tournament.
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And with limited budgets, local governments need to spend public funds on important things like roads, schools, healthcare and nonsensical sports stadiums, which are pretty much never profitable for cities (I'm a huge fan of baseball, but I'm not a fan of how we fund stadiums here in the states).
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But it is an important reminder that team owners don't always demand that taxpayers pony up for new stadiums because they're the best way of making money or increasing their franchise valuations; instead, they often demand new stadiums just because they want one, and would really rather not pay for it.
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Mr. Hollis served on the men's basketball tournament selection committee — he was the chairman last year — and he was known for helping to advance eye-catching events, including basketball games in the center of indoor football stadiums, hockey games in outdoor football stadiums and, twice, basketball games on an aircraft carrier.
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They had boring questions, like who would pay for necessary road improvements, one of the hidden costs of stadiums.
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As we played in stadiums previously known only for football - Giants Stadium, the Rose Bowl -- our dream became theirs.
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Places of public accommodation range from auto dealers, beauty salons and restaurants to colleges, hospitals and professional sports stadiums.
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Initially, they'll be used across NFL stadiums for the 2019 season and across a variety of touring artists' acts.
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Stadiums across the U.S. seem to be competing for top dog when it comes to the classic ballpark frank.
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Subsidising sports stadiums increased with the Tax Reform Act of 2450, says Ted Gayer of Brookings, a think-tank.
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The format of such festivals typically utilizes clubs and venues like museums and theatres rather than stadiums or fairgrounds.
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Its squad of millionaires was recently beaten by Iceland, a country whose entire population could fit inside four stadiums.
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ESports has grown to include spectator events that sell out stadiums, from Madison Square Garden to the Staples Center.
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Modi has filled out stadiums in New York and London, receiving a welcome more befitting of a pop star.
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As for away games, Carroll said that Allen supporters arrive at rival stadiums in groups of up to 12,000.
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You also get experience with the system of gambling which highly influences the fights at the stadiums in Thailand.
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So it's not that they're ignoring that part of the design process with football stadiums, they intentionally skip it?
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At its own final rally, the party crammed two stadiums with supporters in Johannesburg as a show of force.
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Since the Yankees changed stadiums, he is 0-4 with a 83 ERA in seven starts in New York.
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This deal is available when you order from any Shake Shack location except those in ballparks, stadiums, and airports.
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The great stadiums in Germany also have super-Kops at one end, where all the hardcore fans can gather.
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In addition to chain restaurants, the rule also applies to concession stands at some movie theaters and sports stadiums.
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"It was an incredible experience to perform in front of such big crowds in stadiums," Mike Tierney told PEOPLE.
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Many are in low-paid construction jobs to build stadiums and infrastructure ahead of the 2022 Fifa World Cup.
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We know Beyoncé can sing and move, and that she treats stadiums as if they are her living room.
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The home of Irish rugby and soccer is set to become one of the greenest stadiums on the planet.
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Their stadiums are only a half-mile apart, and their fans don't just want to win; they want blood.
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Major League Baseball stadiums are amping up their dessert options in a bid to create the ultimate fan experience.
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Brazil authorized visas for 2200,250 and put many to work constructing stadiums for the World Cup and the Olympics.
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How did your approach to performance change as you moved through smaller venues and gradually up to huge stadiums.
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Of the four leagues, Major League Baseball had the highest average amount of stadiums financed by tax-exempt bonds.
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On any single Saturday of the year, there are likely 50 sports stadiums with more than 20,000 people inside.
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According to most reputable economists, it's never smart for taxpayers to foot bills for billionaires and their private stadiums.
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Street View, meanwhile, has been updated with new imagery of the stadiums, plus the towns and cities near Pyeongchang.
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Casper's music doesn't really fit any box, and these days, he fills stadiums and mega venues wherever he goes.
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Smaller venues require just one or two DroneTrackers, while stadiums and other large venues could require upwards of ten.
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There's nothing quite like Ricos Cheese Sauce, which you'll find all at baseball stadiums and movie theaters across America.
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Supporters' use of flares in stadiums and the repeated presence of fans on the field have prompted security concerns.
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One has been searching for partners, like the stadiums where the San Francisco 220ers and the Denver Broncos play.
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Brands like Mountain Dew and Doritos have sponsored video-game competitions and "rodeos" where competitors race drones around stadiums.
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His name, which graces schools, stadiums, and cultural centers, is increasingly voiced in street protests and scrawled in graffiti.
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Meanwhile, customers can now order to about 200,000 Hotspots, or non-traditional locales such as beaches and sports stadiums.
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"Chairmen come and go, stadiums get built, everything can change," Ardley said at a news conference before the game.
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Just as their fans hung back after matches to clean stadiums, Team Japan cleaned up their locker room too.
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A 220 Brookings Institution study showed that pro sports stadiums have spent $21972 billion federal taxpayer dollars since 20033.
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Most stadiums have a place under the stands that's marked off, and you can see how long it is.
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As soon as I started playing stadiums — when I started to look like a woman — that wasn't cool anymore.
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In addition to locations at about 30 airports in the US, CLEAR is at some sports stadiums and arenas.
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"I shed a tear," Kim Monteith said as they walked toward the stadiums amid a sea of fellow supporters.
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They have lost five of six games, including the last four in four stadiums, a nationwide tour of ineptitude.
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He decided after his retirement in 292 to visit the 21976 stadiums he had remaining to complete his 292.
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The executive committee can issue punishments for incidents that take place away from stadiums if it determines it appropriate.
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Since then, gathering online and outside stadiums during the volleyball matches, Iranian women have tried to reverse this ban.
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He anticipates growth through the addition of new flavors and expanding into new markets, music festivals, clubs and stadiums.
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The bubbles graze each other occasionally on the way to work or in stadiums or bars, but remain intact.
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Most stadiums have very strict rules regarding dress code, not allowing T-shirts or sports tops in the ring.
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Now she's touring stadiums across the US to find different food combinations for her new YouTube channel, StadiYUM Tour.
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Pickswise is on the hunt for an "Official NFL Food Tester" to travel to different stadiums around the country.
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The infrastructure required for an expanded event — stadiums, hotels, transportation systems — would limit the field of host countries considerably.
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Brazil spent an estimated $20143 billion to build stadiums and transportation, among other infrastructure, for the 22014 World Cup.
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Yet most had hit the same percentage of home runs to different corners of stadiums as in years past.
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Peter Trepp, the chief executive of FaceFirst, said "very, very few" stadiums and arenas were using facial recognition technology.
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Millions will be watching in the stadiums of France, at friends' homes, in bars or quietly in their workplaces.
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The conference bill even retained a tax break that helps professional sports teams build new stadiums with taxpayer dollars.
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It is supposed to set what Daniel Levy, the Spurs chairman, described as a "new standard" for sports stadiums.
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There was no booing from the crowd, as there has been at several N.F.L. stadiums where players have knelt.
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The increasing number of high-speed cameras in stadiums has allowed teams to see game video from more angles.
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The last round of regular-season matches in the top league will take place in empty stadiums on Sunday.
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The Yankees and Cowboys formed Legends Hospitality in 2008 to operate concessions, catering and merchandising services at sports stadiums.
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We decided on the stadiums we would need, and these would have a mixture of fixed and modular seats.
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It does have some good ideas lurking in it, like reduced tax breaks for second homes and sports stadiums.
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In Denver, you can park a Lyft scooter at the pro hockey or baseball stadiums, but not pro football.
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The stadiums, as promised, are ready — shimmering space-age bowls dotting the skylines of 11 cities across the country.
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In sports stadiums, he held lectures that owed more to Billy Graham than the sound of one hand clapping.
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Commissioner Rob Manfred has said baseball will not add new teams until Tampa Bay and Oakland build new stadiums.
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The Atlanta Falcons, the Minnesota Vikings and other teams have also moved into new stadiums that produce more revenue.
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"We are extremely fortunate to have three roofed-stadiums and eight indoor courts at Melbourne Park," the spokesperson added.
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A. Our company produces festivals such as the Bacon and Beer Classic, at professional baseball fields and football stadiums.
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Economists over the years have raised significant concerns about building major league stadiums as a catalyst for economic development.
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Host cities have been left with white elephant stadiums, billions in bills and fewer economic benefits than they expected.
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The migrants are held in open-air football stadiums and in a military camp, it said in a statement.
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The government announced last year that women would be allowed to drive and to attend events in sports stadiums.
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But NAFTA was a — and I went around and I tell stadiums full of people, I'll terminate or renegotiate.
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Once again the great heavy music that rocks the stadiums week after week, game after game is completely ignored.
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They have tremendous name recognition, a huge fan base, one of the biggest sports stadiums in the United States.
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Stadiums are selling out, and TV broadcasters are bumping up the price of advertising slots as millions tune in.
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Stadiums are beginning to care more about who is attending an event, and not just if a ticket is sold.
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Griffith added that stadiums' adoption of mobile instead of paper tickets has also helped drive the trend, and Gametime's growth.
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Some 36 test events have taken place at arenas and stadiums as well as on the area's beaches and mountains.
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Several stadiums were finished late, and many of the promised infrastructure projects have still not been finished two years later.
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That's how he first went from a joke celebrity candidate to a man who could fill stadiums for campaign rallies.
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As face recognition becomes standardized and enters schools, stadiums, airports, and transit hubs, the surveillance powers of the police grow.
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They saw the idea of making fresh juice readily available either in the home, or offices, or stadiums and theaters.
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For example: The entire core of downtown Phoenix is now an Opportunity Zone, including its convention center and sports stadiums.
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Video replays have long been used in American football, coming to professional stadiums in 2007 and college games in 2010.
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This revolutionary technology, he believes, will make the experience "so much better" – both for those inside and outside the stadiums.
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At least 24 players kneeling this weekend at NFL stadiums that are now having a very hard time filling up.
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And within the next week, girls across many cities will be trying to get into stadiums with the same idea.
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Surely, there is a way to reverse the trend we are seeing in our football stadiums before they fall silent?
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This has led to an arms race, as owners seek to build ever-grander stadiums with ever-more-luxurious boxes.
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But taxpayers' apprehension on financing stadiums or difficulties acquiring suitable sites have stymied previous efforts to put a team there.
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We certainly relish the opportunity of being in stadiums and we try to make it the best fan experience possible.
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Thanks to their antics, spectators from visiting teams were banned from attending games played in rivals' stadiums back in 2013.
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Coverage prices depend on what risk factors are in the coverage area, including schools, stadiums, neighborhoods and other populated spaces.
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At the time, there were only three stadiums with proper terraces: Accra, Kumasi, and a privately owned facility in Obuasi.
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This is a symbolic debate about symbolic gestures toward a symbolic object hung in the stadiums of a symbolic sport.
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We've scoured fields, courts, arenas and stadiums around the world to find the most promising startups bringing technology to sports.
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Newer stadiums tend to have more leg room, making it harder to get as many fans close to the pitch.
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The abandoned stadiums as well as the headlines of corruption and debt have muddled Rio de Janeiro's legacy for 21996.
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And no sooner than a football game starts, and stadiums are beginning to see their airspace being invaded by drones.
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There are 1 million members using biometrics at 21 airports, as well as six baseball stadiums and one NBA arena.
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As soon as I started playing stadiums — when I started to look like a woman — that wasn't as cool anymore.
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Even teams whose most hated rivals play in green turned their stadiums and their web sites green on Tuesday night.
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Having faced thousands of audiences, from small crowds of bankers to stadiums full of fans, Trump is a confident performer.
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American cities aren't just ignoring the lessons from the 1990s and 2000s about the heavy cost of publicly funded stadiums.
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Smart, as Gaga will soon embark on her Joanne World Tour, which will take her to stadiums all summer long.
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Based solely on April's attendance, Baseball America tabulated that Tebow boosted sales for road stadiums by about $44,200 per night.
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That's given rise to a profitable business in anti-drone technology, technology that's particularly attractive to airports, prisons and stadiums.
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There is no better time to indulge in football shaped carbohydrates, sweets decorated like tiny pigskins and entire edible stadiums.
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Before this wild haired cutie was selling out stadiums worldwide, she was just a surprised little schoolgirl in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania.
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The ad will also be shown in baseball stadiums throughout the season and in movie theaters across the United States.
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After seeing this success, several other pro teams around the country have followed suit, cutting concession prices in their stadiums.
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" Infantino said that, if it were to be enlarged, "more teams means more stadiums, more venues, more hotels, more transportation.
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"Restaurants, stadiums, and entertainment venues are designed to be open and accessible, leaving them vulnerable," according to the blog post.
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The fans are the ones who sing the songs and fill the stadiums and turn a game into a spectacle.
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The games were played in different stadiums around France, which proved to be an overall stunning backdrop for the tournament.
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As anybody familiar with the ubiquity of taxpayer-subsidized sports stadiums can tell you, it's something that has already happened.
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The complicated new rule, which will create a patchwork system of different rules in different stadiums, is still being digested.
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And there are related worries, such as how some fans have managed to take firecrackers or smoke bombs into stadiums.
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It will also bring the Packers into the ranks of professional teams that host college football games in their stadiums.
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In West Virginia, the state's official rock is coal, and rivers, roads, and sports stadiums are all named after it.
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Local lawmakers are looking to make sure their stadiums are exempt when the final version of tax reform gets passed.
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But the triumph is ultimately to the people who came and cheered in the streets, the squares and the stadiums.
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Terrorists intent on killing large numbers could find opportunities everywhere, from malls and movie theaters to sports stadiums and churches.
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The country has several stadiums ranging in size, but the government appears to have chosen the biggest and most important.
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As soon as I started playing stadiums—when I started to look like a woman—that wasn't as cool anymore.
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Yet continuing cases of racist abuse in stadiums in the run-up to the tournament have put observers on alert.
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Mr. Olthuis envisions public buildings like schools, stadiums and even parks being moved to different waterside neighborhoods according to need.
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He is being feted at ceremonies at many stadiums as he makes his way around the league one last time.
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However, technology being used in stadiums is very expensive (NextVR's setup uses six Red Epic Dragon cameras, each at $30,000).
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The items were launched last week as app-only exclusives and are now available nationwide (excluding airports, stadiums, and ballparks).
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Concerns that the stadiums will not be ready on time are hardly unique to the World Cup, or to Russia.
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A dozen parties fought for power over an electorate of about 260,000, barely enough to fill three American football stadiums.
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Supply chains have been disrupted; planes have flown nearly empty; and sports stadiums, theaters and museums have closed their doors.
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The leagues that haven't outright suspended games feature teams that are going to be forced to play inside empty stadiums.
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Construction projects for the tournament continue to reshape the country, and more than a half-dozen new stadiums are rising.
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In Brazil, the demand for more space to treat coronavirus patients has led cities to transform soccer stadiums into hospitals.
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He's not playing stadiums like Trump, and you see that, but it continued to surprise me up to the end.
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Arizona has gifted sweetheart subsidies and publicly funded stadiums for MLB teams to get them to leave the Sunshine State.
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"I'm really proud of her, and it's amazing to come and see her play in the big stadiums," she said.
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RB Leipzig v SC Freiburg and Borussia Dortmund v Schalke 04 (both March 14) will be played in empty stadiums.
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The baseball team's gesture leaves the Truman Sports Complex, which holds the stadiums of both teams, free for the Chiefs.
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RB Leipzig v SC Freiburg and Borussia Dortmund v Schalke 04 (both March 14) will be played in empty stadiums.
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It plans to use 10 stadiums for the 51-game tournament, and to play the final in Berlin or Munich.
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Sometimes, school board members, coaches and recruiters return home and call back to ask about sod for their home stadiums.
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Professional football stadiums on a fall Sunday afternoon are the closest we come in American society to the public square.
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You can be a rock star playing stadiums, or you can be someone playing his guitar in the subway station.
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About 80 percent of the carbon produced by the monthlong event, though, came from the stadiums, including during their construction.
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So far, about 300 establishments including restaurants, food manufacturers, hotels and stadiums are now required by law to separate organics.
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"The players don't want to play in front of empty stadiums, and we are very sensitive to that," Haggerty said.
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Maybe if we spent $60 million on libraries instead of sports stadiums, students would understand that their society values education.
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Ticket sales have been robust, and even stadiums in remote locations involving lower-ranked teams have been nearly sold out.
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Less attractive games, in smaller stadiums, on weekends when the men's game brings crucial domestic fixtures, will attract fewer people.
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To ensure the ratio approach is most harmful, OCC has made infrastructure projects and sports stadiums eligible for CRA credit.
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The other main stadiums are named after Rod Laver, who is also still alive, and Hisense, a Chinese electronics company.
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That is what generates that duality: of joy for Villa Park and Shrewsbury, set against empty stadiums and absent managers.
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It stands to reason, therefore, that schools should be made a hard target, just like airports, stadiums and government buildings.
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At the top of the heap is Major League Soccer, with well-known players, big contracts and first-rate stadiums.
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It would be difficult to penalize Mexico specifically for the actions of fans at matches held in American stadiums, anyway.
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Minnesota's Mall of America opened in 1992 with a footprint so large that it could fit nine Yankee Stadiums inside.
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Why not postpone for a few days, play only at night or play in closed air conditioned stadiums when available?
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In 2019, South Korean group BTS continued to slash through records with ease and sell out stadiums across the world.
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So many teams have relatively new stadiums that there are unlikely to be any major moves domestically for a while.
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The ban against women going to stadiums where men are playing was enacted shortly after the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
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Despite the chilled stadiums, Qatar has said its World Cup will have the smallest carbon footprint of any before it.
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They have been nominated for 12 Grammy Awards, winning three, and can still pack arenas and stadiums around the world.
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Location beacons at airports, transit stations, malls or stadiums can connect to your phone to detect when you are nearby.
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One title insurer spends millions each year on luxury boxes at Madison Square Garden, baseball stadiums and the U.S. Open.
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We talk about the cities we've seen, the stadiums we've played in, what vacations we might take in the offseason.
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Russian hooligans began then to wreak havoc in stadiums, often tearing out plastic seats to fight their opponents and police.
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And as at the world track championships, where there was fierce criticism about empty stadiums, organizers are making plans to fill out crowds by providing tickets to some of the imported workers who have toiled in the fierce heat to build the stadiums, roads, hotels and other infrastructure necessary to host the World Cup.
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Estimates for the costs of the unbuilt stadiums vary: a new 20150,000-seat stadium in Casablanca to host the opening match and the final comes with a projected construction cost of about $400 million, while 45,000-seat arenas in Oujda ($47.6 million) and Tetouan ($38.8 million) list improbably small figures for stadiums their size.
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Imagine betting windows inside of stadiums; casino advertisements everywhere the eye can see, as they are in Britain's soccer stadiums; in-game betting on your phone while sitting inside an arena (or while sitting at dinner with your family); and a crop of new shows on ESPN and other sports networks dedicated to betting lines.
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From train stations and concert halls to sport stadiums and airports, facial recognition is slowly becoming the norm in public spaces.
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In bleaker news, workers building the stadiums died at a rate of one person every two days, according to The Guardian.
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FIFA has installed a single operational center in Moscow, which is connected to all the World Cup stadiums via fiberoptic network.
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I'll always remember the great times we had, especially our interview during the tailgating episode discussing football, stadiums, and Taylor Swift.
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But stadiums don't create economic activity, data centers don't create jobs and distribution centers have to go where the customers are.
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Money that could have been used on healthcare or education is squandered on "white elephants": stadiums that are never used again.
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BUENOS AIRES has 36 stadiums with a capacity of at least 10,000 spectators, more than any other city in the world.
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It's not uncommon for local governments to pay debts and maintenance on abandoned stadiums for years - even after it is demolished.
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Comedians sell out stadiums and comedy has moved from being a niche pastime to a major force on TV and radio.
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The world has changed, he told the crowd: Google the floor plans of stadiums and concert sites before going to them.
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However, German stadiums remain the best attended across the European leagues, with average crowds of over 43,20203 for this current season.
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NFL stadiums are primarily designed for one thing - eight home games a year - and don't necessarily adapt well to alternate uses.
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The new format, with 80 games as opposed to 64, will mean more resources funnelled towards the construction of unnecessary stadiums.
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"I started sounding warning signals very early," said Ms. Johansen, noting that crowded stadiums provided an ideal breeding ground for Ebola.
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SkySafe's radio wave technology can detect and stop rogue drones from entering unauthorized areas like military bases, stadiums, prisons and airports.
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By contrast, only two of the sides in the British Basketball League play in stadiums with a capacity of over 242,22019.
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He was acquitted of all charges in 2008 and continued to rack up hits and sell out stadiums around the country.
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Since then, players have sat, kneeled and even bowed their heads in prayer as The Star-Spangled Banner echoes throughout stadiums.
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He expresses concerns about the amount of attention paid to the amenities at stadiums instead of what's happening on the court.
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Unfortunately, what got far less attention was the NSC's total inability to promote a safe atmosphere at the country's sports stadiums.
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The displays – big and small -- are carrying over to football stadiums as well, in cities such as Philadelphia, Denver and Indianapolis.
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Abroad, retractable roofs can be found at Poland, Romania and Singapore's national stadiums, and at clubs sides Schalke, Galatasaray and Ajax.
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At stadiums like Old Trafford, Loftus Road and Selhurst Park, on the other hand, the distance is more like 66 centimetres.
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In the years afterward, proposals were offered to build stadiums in downtown Los Angeles, in nearby City of Industry and elsewhere.
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Yes, compared to the stadiums leftover in South Africa and Brazil after the last two World Cups, this may be true.
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The MLB has installed camera systems in all 30 stadiums that capture and record data on players as the game progresses.
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But the real winners this year could be stockholders of the companies who own naming rights to stadiums around the country.
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While 6 NFL stadiums currently have LEED certification, and others have clear plans in place, 6 operate absent any announced initiatives.
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By then, Bowie was at his height and playing stadiums, including 50,000 people at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia in July 19903.
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The fans demand his appearance in the big stadiums and our broadcasters naturally want his matches to air in prime time.
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This was right about the time soju was banned from stadiums because fans kept chucking the empty glass bottles at players.
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Useless stadiums and defunct transport links now litter a city that will be sweeping up the rubble for years – perhaps decades.
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This is for good reason, as they are deeply delicious and there are way more Costcos than Major League baseball stadiums.
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The banks have also put Zelle on billboards in stadiums, big-city retail centers and the New York City subway system.
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