They returned to their old stomping ground seven years ago.
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It feels a million miles from his old stomping ground.
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Burnet, Texas, is just three hours from Fletcher's stomping ground of Dallas.
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Winnie's was the stomping ground for hardcore karaoke seekers and the Spice Girls.
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"We wanted the institute to be in Giacometti's old stomping ground," Ms. Grenier said.
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In 1988 he became artistic director of his old stomping ground, the Actors Studio.
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How do photo companies like Stomping Ground Photo offer a new approach to school photos?
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Since the 1720s it's served as stomping ground for boozers, sailors, refugees and even pirates.
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But the diversity of early-Cretaceous dinosaurs represented in this ancient stomping ground is equally astonishing.
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SoHo, once the stomping ground of artists and punk rockers, is a high-end shopping mall.
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Last year, smartwatches reached $9 billion in sales, proving they're ripe stomping ground for consumer electronics.
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" She asked Shelton what he thought of her old stomping ground, and he replied, "This is incredible.
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It's traditionally Republican, which should favor Blackburn, but it has been a familiar stomping ground for Bredesen.
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"This is our stomping ground," Mr. Benvie said about the area where the wall was being built.
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Why not spend a weekend watching Alt-J play on the bat-bothering old bugger's stomping ground?
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That's a bit weird given its abundance to the north at Vera Rubin Ridge, Curiosity's former stomping ground.
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And on Saturday evening at Pangea, his new stomping ground in the East Village, he did just that.
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"Thank you — that's my old stomping ground," he said with a smile, and was on to the next hand.
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Coleman returns this weekend to Smoke, a familiar stomping ground, without Mabern for the first time since his passing.
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And one of the areas I've been chewing over goes back to my old stomping ground of economic geography.
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He goes to a different part of the Wellness Center and finds the old Homecoming stomping ground, but no Heidi.
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Some seemed mostly interested in creating moments for the Fox News opinion shows that are their regular evening stomping ground.
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Although some of them came from India's hinterlands, the cosmopolitan city of Bombay (now Mumbai) became their common stomping ground.
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It is the stomping ground of academics and potheads, hustlers and innocents, dissidents and wing-tipped businessmen, poets and folk singers.
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Adams said "without a doubt" that his onetime host would be looking to make a statement on his old stomping ground.
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At least Jimmy remains a stone's throw away from the organized-crime underworld that'll eventually become Walt's stomping ground and Saul's downfall.
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"That's a way to race to the bottom," said Kelsey Kleiman, who, with her husband, Dennis, runs Stomping Ground Photo, in Brooklyn.
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On your way to the beach, stop by Le Sirenuse, Steinbeck's stomping ground, for a meal or a drink by the pool.
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Atlanta's recent growth spurt in major industries, from film and TV production to tech, has made it a stomping ground for geeks.
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"I texted his fiancée and I was like, 'This is your family's stomping ground," the 37-year-old actress and director said Thursday.
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The strip club which served as Tony Soprano's stomping ground in The Sopranos' has been closed as part of a six year investigation.
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Their stomping ground, Ryme City, incorporates elements of London, Tokyo and New York but makes them all look like their theme-park equivalents.
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The impressions were all found in the same sediment layer, which indicated to the team that the sauropods and theropods shared the stomping ground.
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" Lt. DiNoto believes the suspects are local teenagers who are familiar with the culvert and its surrounding wooded area, calling it their "stomping ground.
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Chimpanzees face exploitation by humans, whether through deforestation or traffickers, but Ngamba's semi-tropical rainforest has become a happy stomping ground for the primate.
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Located about 80 miles south of Shkreli's stomping ground in Manhattan, Fort Dix is a sprawling facility situated on a fully operational military base.
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Having a father that was in the union, the song "Outlaws" is about my old stomping ground and what that means to me now.
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Quickly taking the title of L.A.'s trendiest new hair spot, it was the perfect stomping ground for a crash course on the new cut.
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In the past, the Biennial has been a political stomping ground for artists, and simultaneously artists and activists in disagreement with curatorial and artistic decisions.
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Mr. Comstock often performs with his wife, the singer Barbara Fasano, but he is solo at Pangea, his new stomping ground in the East Village.
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According to the UFC president, the company's top brass and McGregor's head coach tried to get the Irishman to return to his featherweight stomping ground.
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The event was held over the weekend in Watts, California, which you ordinarily wouldn't think of as a stomping ground for ether of the superstars.
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The company set up shop in Nokia's old stomping ground of Salo, Finland, hiring some of the phone giant's engineers in the wake of its implosion.
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ONDCP became a stomping ground for Trump devotees who were given senior level jobs at the agency despite having no experience working with drug policy issues.
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The Chinese artist takes us on a walk through Tompkins Square Park, his old stomping ground in New York, in one of our recent 360 videos.
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A sartorial stomping ground for self-expression — free from the constraints of the daily grind — the concert circuit today never fails to spark forward-thinking spring trends.
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The global president Location: The McKinley Birthplace Museum, Niles Just outside of Youngstown, 140 miles Northeast of Harding's stomping ground, is the birthplace of President William McKinley.
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Not only has social media been a place for candidates to establish themselves, it's also proven to be a popular stomping ground for Democratic spouses this cycle.
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Black Rock is a well-worn stomping ground for amateur rocketry due to its expansive, barren lake bed that lacks any signs of life or flammable materials.
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In 2007, during one of several stints in prison, the rapper Gucci Mane gained popularity with coastal club crowds, miles away from his East Atlanta stomping ground.
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It was the NFL against the AFL, and the game was played back in Garrett's old stomping ground: the Trojans' home field at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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EIGHT storeys above downtown Los Angeles, Sean Malinowski, deputy chief of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), focuses intently on a computer map of his old stomping ground.
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Among those named in the speech in the southern city of Davao -- once Duterte's mayoral stomping ground -- were government officials, members of the judiciary, congressmen and police officials.
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Tennis, the athletic medium and stomping ground for the Sisters Williams and Roger Federer, is a sport of silence, punctuated by the occasional grunt or sigh of anguish.
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Calling out SBG Fighters, in SBG 'Pretty Boy' was the first up at Tuesday's open workouts, which were held at his opponent James Gallagher's stomping ground, SBG Concorde.
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It was less show and more sport, and it was interesting to see some of the big names from the Emerald Isle back in their old stomping ground.
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Once the stomping ground of Canadian literary heroes like Nick Auf Der Maur and Mordechai Richler, it has evolved into a haunt for musicians, intellectuals, and degenerates alike.
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It is no accident that CPAC has become a stomping ground for those with presidential ambitions: Many believe the confab helped to catapult Trump to the White House.
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Breslin broke a scandal that was centered around his stomping ground: the bars and municipal offices of Queens Boulevard, where the Queens borough president, Donald Manes, was taking payoffs.
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After his last four bouts being contested at either welterweight or featherweight, we will also get a chance to see Penn back at his old stomping ground of 155 lbs.
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In the somewhat meta video, Will (Eric McCormack), Grace (Debra Messing), Karen (Megan Mullally) and Jack (Sean Hayes) return to their old stomping ground for a song about their return.
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Wanderlei hasn't fought professionally since his thrilling victory over Brian Stann at a UFC on Fuel TV show in Pride's former stomping ground—the Saitama Super Arena—back in 2013.
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A stomping ground for arms dealers and rich people with offshore accounts, Boca Grande is as good a place as any for Grace, who has cancer, to live and die.
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By moving its primary date — something any state has the power to do — California lawmakers have made the state a crucial stomping ground for Democrats seeking to establish an edge.
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A public memorial in honor of Kobe Bryant is due to be held at his old stomping ground of the Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles, according to the LA Times.
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Fanning, along with his world-famous surfing buddies Joel Parkinson, Bede Durbidge and Josh Kerr created a brewery — Balter Brewing Company — in a warehouse in their stomping ground of Currumbin, Queensland.
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He returned to his old stomping ground, according to the White House, to reflect on "what we can do, together, to build a better politics — one that reflects our better selves".
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Sanders, riding his high favorability in a state that borders his stomping ground of Vermont, has a strong advantage, leading Clinton 55% to 37% in the latest CNN Poll of Polls.
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One of TripAdvisor's 20 most affordable U.S. beach destinations, and the No. 1 attraction in Florida according to Travel Channel, Daytona Beach, Florida, is more than a spring breaker's stomping ground.
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The "Super Samoan" Hunt will be returning to his old stomping ground on Saturday night when he takes on submission specialist Frank Mir in what has the makings of a fantastic spectacle.
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Now the subject of a one-woman play called Delicate Flowers, Buttrick is returning to her old stomping ground in Yorkshire for a talk at the Women of the World (Hull) festival.
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Among those named in a speech early Sunday in the southern city of Davao -- once President Rodrigo Duterte's mayoral stomping ground -- were government officials, members of the judiciary, congressmen and police officials.
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A quick first round knockout at the hands of Gegard Mousasi welcomed him back to his old stomping ground in Sweden and triggered more talk of Henderson's need to hang up his gloves.
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Both UFC president Dana White and the Dubliner himself claimed that he would return to his old stomping ground for his next bout, but McGregor's will to reclaim the win proved too great.
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That the victory came on the road in Phillips' old stomping ground just made it sweeter, and the architect of Denver's Super Bowl-winning defense two years ago was given a game ball.
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All of that has made it the perfect symbol for both antifascist and "alt-right" political movements, though those groups disagree on whether Berkeley is a bastion of enlightenment or Satan's preferred stomping ground.
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Though the place is something of a celebrity stomping ground, it's also outside the informal omerta of New York and Los Angeles by virtue of the sheer number of (shudder) civilians roaming its streets.
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Churchill is a popular polar bear stomping ground, and in the mid-2000s, the town closed the local dump and shut the trash away in a warehouse that became known as the Alcatraz of garbage.
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"It's great to be back on my old stomping ground and I'm just grateful to be in such a great side," said Williams, twice a World Cup winner with the 15-man All Blacks side.
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While hanging out at a bar with Desus and Mero in the clip above — just one part of a segment where the trio explore Ocasio-Cortez's old stomping ground of the Bronx — she explains exactly why.
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The state's capital, Nashville, is known as "Music City" and is the home of the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Country Music Awards, and it is the stomping ground of many country music legends.
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While Formentera is only about a dozen miles off the southern coast of that famous celebrity stomping ground, the foam parties and ooonz-ooonz club beats of Ibiza might as well be a million miles away.
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The Ignite program will start small, with a devoted space in the big box store's Silicon Valley store — a newly opened space located in Google's home turf of Mountain View, after relocating from Yahoo's stomping ground, Sunnyvale.
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Just before Meghan prepared to step back into the spotlight after some time off over the summer, she jetted off (on a commercial flight!) in late August to visit Jessica in her old stomping ground of Toronto.
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A new stomping ground Located on the banks of the Nam Khan River, in the north of the country, MandaLao camp occupies 13 hectares of land, including shady spaces, forests, creeks and a veterinary facility on-site.
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A nice piece of hardware likely doomed to a niche existence, the handset marks the company's attempt to take on enterprise, BlackBerry's former stomping ground, since ceded to a growing movement toward bring-your-own device culture.
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If Facebook embodies the nameless, faceless, diffuse will of the masses, Twitter represents the stomping ground of elites whose real-world clout imbues this platform with a kind of cultural authority that rival social-media outlets lack.
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In the coming week he returns to the Vanguard — a familiar stomping ground — with his quintet, which features Walter Smith III on tenor saxophone, Sullivan Fortner on piano, Harish Raghavan on bass and Justin Brown on drums.
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Helô Pinheiro, 71, the woman who was immortalized by the 1960s bossa nova classic "The Girl from Ipanema," returns to her old stomping ground as a torchbearer on the final day of the 2016 Summer Games torch relay.
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For one weekend every year, New Zealand's Hibiscus Coast becomes a stomping ground for diehard female motorheads from all over the country, who show up to show off their wheels—in the least competitive, most joyous way possible.
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From the glitz and glamour of the golden age of Hollywood to the present day, California is known for being a celebrity stomping ground and for producing a majority of the film industry's blockbusters and award-winning movies.
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There's no word on how Trump feels about his predecessor heading into his old stomping ground—but at least the guy won't be able to tweet about ratings, since Netflix keeps those under wraps for its original content.
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"Hero Dog" is the first of six books in a series featuring Ms. Lysiak; they draw significantly from her experiences chasing the news in real-life Selinsgrove, where her parents give her a two-mile-wide stomping ground.
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The tenor saxophonist Mark Turner, the bassist Larry Grenadier and the drummer Jeff Ballard, all in their 50s, lead busy careers outside of Fly these days, but the band returns occasionally to the Vanguard, an old stomping ground.
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Next week she will take a victory lap at the Stone, a familiar stomping ground, alongside a few longtime collaborators: On Tuesday she plays in a duet with the remarkable Swiss pianist Sylvie Courvoisier; on Wednesday and Dec.
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Based on how good he has looked at his new stomping ground, it doesn't seem like a good idea for Cerrone to put himself through a considerable weight cut given how much energy he seems to have at welterweight.
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It read: LIBERTY FREEDOM FOR GOD WE STAND This is the stomping ground of Cliven Bundy, the anti-government provocateur who grazed his unpermitted cattle on Gold Butte rangeland and had a standoff here with government authorities in 2014.
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The black ooze that shut down my youthful stomping ground makes me think of the poisons that must have entered my father's body over the years, and which may eventually kill him, like it's killed so many others in Sarnia.
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My Mother is from east Texas, stomping ground of Jerry Lee Lewis and Dale Hawkins and my father was raised out in west Texas of Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison, and Bobby Fuller, so we drove between these places all my life.
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At the invitation of Greek-Cypriot supercollector Dakis Joannou, Walker, the severed limb, and her boyfriend the photographer Ari Marcopoulos had undertaken a working vacation to the prosperous tourist isle (also a stomping ground of Leonard Cohen and Brice Marden).
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Russia, for its part, has been providing arms and security-related services apparently in exchange for access to some commodities, most notably in the Central African Republic, a traditional stomping ground for the French Army that now is host to Russian mercenaries.
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Now she has opened a store on Madison Avenue — and not just a store, but a grand gesture: 2,000 square feet of stomping ground on one of the ritzier blocks in Upper East Side shopping territory, right across from Lanvin and Dolce & Gabbana.
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Mr. Etienne, 25, who moved to Brooklyn with his family in 2004 from Haiti and attended Brooklyn College as an undergraduate, was talking about making a movie musical based on a recent visit to his old stomping ground, Brooklyn International High School.
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Just an hour away, Rogers' neighborhood of Pittsburgh felt like a wildly different place, with its diverse population and more densely-packed neighborhoods, which -- as in my old stomping ground of New York -- compels one to get familiar with all kinds of people.
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But the neighborhood has belonged to others as well: students living off whatever they had in their pockets, bohemians drinking and taking drugs in the bistros, and others who, lacking a home base, turned the cafés and streets into their stomping ground.
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Just before Meghan Markle prepared to step back into the spotlight after some time off over the summer, she jetted off (on a commercial flight!) in late August to visit her close friend and frequent stylist, Jessica Mulroney, in her old stomping ground of Toronto.
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This was postwar Paris, and Atelier 21981 was a hub for experimental practices that pushed the creative possibilities of printmaking, becoming a stomping ground for influential American and European artists, including Max Ernst, Joan Miró, Louise Bourgeois and Jackson Pollock, who all worked there.
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In Manhattan, Noth's SATC character's stomping ground, there are a few not-to-be-missed standbys — like the Empire State Building and Central Park — and several lesser known attractions including the Hare Krishna tree in the East Village's Tompkins Square Park and Yunhong Chopstick shop in Chinatown.
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I was at work in The Times's Washington bureau when the text messages, my Twitter feed and the CNN chyron confirmed that there was an active shooter at The Capital Gazette, a paper owned by The Sun and an old stomping ground for many of my colleagues.
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A return to an old stomping ground could not come at a better time for McIlroy in his first start since he finished in a share of fifth place at Augusta National where he went out in the final pairing eyeing the final leg of the career grand slam.
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The sleep deprivation and some new visitor restrictions apparently have Guzmán ready to take his chances in the American legal system, and the early indicators are that he'd most likely fall under the jurisdiction of the US Attorney's Office in Brooklyn—Attorney General Loretta Lynch's old stomping ground.
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By the time I actually moved here, in 2009, at age 48, most of those places from the early '80s (and many of the people) were long gone, as were nightspots I'd only heard about — Danceteria, Paradise Garage and what was once Madonna's stomping ground, the Fun House.
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Wanderlei Silva, who was given a lengthy suspension after literally running away from a random drug test in Las Vegas, opted to ply his trade in his former stomping ground Japan—competing in an exhibition two-on-two grappling match for Rizin FF against Sakuraba as his suspension was ongoing.
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Despite McGregor reestablishing himself as the number one pay-per-view draw for the promotion on the back of his epic encounter with Diaz last month, Kavanagh still believes it's "a given" that the title will be taken from 'The Notorious' if he doesn't return to his old stomping ground.
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Bisping has always brought a vocal crowd to back him for each of his UFC events in the UK, and the fact that this will be his first appearance on his old stomping ground with a gold belt wrapped around his waste will guarantee the promotion a sold-out Manchester Arena in October.
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There is no doubt that McGregor wants to avenge that loss, and as he still holds the featherweight title, I expect that UFC will want to get a rematch with Diaz booked sooner rather than later so 'The Notorious' can get back to business at his old stomping ground at 145 lbs.
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BACOLET BAY, Trinidad and Tobago — Jay Ferreira, who was born in Trinidad and had grown to love its sister island, Tobago, had yearned to build something groundbreakingly modern there, eventually choosing Bacolet Bay, a stomping ground of Hollywood celebrities in the mid-20th century, as the site for his eco-friendly property.
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On the day of the film's premiere in Los Angeles, I sat down with Tremaine and Baker at the Andaz West Hollywood (formerly the Continental Hyatt) on Sunset Boulevard, the former stomping ground of bands like Mötley Crüe who would play rambunctious concerts at the Whisky a Go Go just down the street.
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He's also working on Yebba's forthcoming solo debut, and on a recent spring night, Ronson gathered a top-tier band — including Questlove of the Roots, the bassist Pino Palladino and other session players from D'Angelo's storied "Voodoo" era — at Electric Lady Studios, the collective's old stomping ground, to work on her songs.
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In the '70s, Norma Klein was the doyenne of sexually forthcoming Y.A. In books like "Mom, the Wolf Man, and Me" and "Family Secrets," her characters' stomping ground was the Upper West Side, a world of apartments decorated with African masks, where a teenager's sexual and intellectual stimulation met with little to no parental oversight.
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Afterward, head to the beach for a dip in the bay, or if the weather isn't cooperative, pop into Pontoon, a sleek bar with an outdoor patio just steps from the sand, and sip a pint of Melbourne-brewed Stomping Ground pale ale (14 Australian dollars, or about $10) while watching the tattooed, bronzed beachgoers saunter by.
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Ranked No. 1 as Budget Travel's coolest small town in America last year, it's the former stomping ground of iconic American musician Bruce Springsteen, who's first studio album is entitled "Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J." Asbury Park is easy to get to via rental car or NJ Transit (an hour and half from Manhattan's Penn Station, $23 for a one-way ticket).
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Republican presidential candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is spending the afternoon in rival Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE's stomping ground ahead of the Florida primary on March 15.
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