"Isn't this fun?" she asked, stopping for a red light.
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I hate stopping for gas before work in weekday traffic.
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I'd asked, gently, if we might be stopping for snacks.
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He kept it moving though, not stopping for questions or photos.
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Lately, he's avoided stopping for the cameras on the South Lawn.
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I consider stopping for food, but I just want to crash.
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"I'm not stopping for any of you guys," he told them.
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Even stopping for red lights, he averaged sixty-six miles per hour.
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I ask whether stopping for an unattractive woman is a safer bet.
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Maratea is for strolling, stopping for an aperitivo, taking in a view.
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One day I took them nearly 19 miles without stopping for food.
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"We talked the entire way, stopping for souvenirs and pecan pie," Mrs.
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Stopping for dead kangaroos offered a somewhat gloomy respite from the boredom.
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And stopping for a charge at the nearest outlet isn't always feasible.
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No stopping for these guys as the fire's only 45 percent contained.
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C. texts to tell me he's stopping for a sausage, egg, and cheese.
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We explained we wouldn't be stopping for fast food treats or random purchases.
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Strangers in Beirut, we walked around, stopping for coffee, tea, beer or wine.
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But not before stopping for a photo with Mt. Rainer, a Boeing staple.
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Dr. Modrek walks uptown to work through Tompkins Square Park, stopping for coffee.
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Can't resist stopping for cold brew and a muffin at my favorite coffee place.
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A man dressed as a Donald Trump tweet had to keep stopping for photographs.
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He recently posted an Instagram explaining why he isn't comfortable stopping for photos anymore.
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I struggled to grasp accelerating and stopping for a huge chunk of the tutorial.
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A guy in a Stay-Puft outfit lumbers past, stopping for hugs and photos.
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Pumping on the go also made post-work errands and stopping for gas difficult.
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That unforgettable day began with Bryant stopping for a moment of prayer and reflection.
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The trio went for a stroll around the East Village before stopping for ice cream.
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We need to STOP stopping for a biscuit/scone/piece n jam and write more!
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So this is me stopping, for just a moment, and giving displays their due appreciation.
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Here is Desiigner, vomiting on stage while performing "Panda," and not stopping for one millisecond.
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We took a walk through the neighborhood, stopping for a drink and something to eat.
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Without stopping for a second to think about what the consequences of that might be.
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The video shows Patton tossing a gun out the window just before stopping for several seconds.
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"I continuously tried to quit, often stopping for weeks or months at a time," Kennedy writes.
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Tough weeks for the team and the tough times don't seem to be stopping for me.
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Prior to that, however, Wu nearly quit acting altogether, stopping for a bit to study psycholinguistics.
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History marches ruthlessly forward, stopping for no man, sweeping us away in its current like sewage.
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"Let's talk about the economic risk to everything stopping for two to three months," he said.
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Stopping for a soft-serve cone, she introduced herself to two young men at a table.
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From February 24 to February 27, snow fell in the northeast without stopping for 100 hours.
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Emergency responders and military units could launch drones to surveil the area without stopping, for example.
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And there is much less stopping for instruction than when Auriemma, 883, was a younger coach.
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"There ain't nothing worth stopping for between New Orleans and Los Angeles," Mr. Salaam said, half-joking.
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The newlyweds were spotted eating out and stopping for photos with fans in Bologna, Florence and Verona.
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From the time Ian could point, he insisted on stopping for anything large, clattering, and construction-related.
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While not at all slow when Supercharging, it's much more time-consuming than simply stopping for gas.
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The bull and bronze girl statues have become tourist attractions with throngs of people stopping for pictures.
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After my work appointment in Cincinnati, I walked back to the hotel, stopping for a leisurely beer.
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I read her book as if possessed, stopping for nothing, feeling the pulse beat in my brain.
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Later shots showed the birthday girl went on a horse ride, before stopping for a sweet tea party.
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Security "must maintain constant surveillance of the shipment at all times" and no stopping for meals is allowed.
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Then, they'll travel at high speeds, never stopping for lane changes or anything else that slows down traffic.
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You sort of ping-pong back and forth, stopping for a quick refreshment on the way in between.
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When stopping for a meal in Arroios, you might be surprised by the area's vast array of options.
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Still, they had fun frequenting open houses, lining up an itinerary for the day and stopping for brunch.
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"When you see a tennis player stopping for months, it's because there's been a positive control," she said.
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Details down to how many steps each leader should take before stopping for cameras will be meticulously planned.
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Stopping for fuel, I chatted briefly with a driver, who said his load was destined for Cape Town.
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At the Disco band members — including lead singer Brendon Urie — also made it to the festivities, stopping for photos.
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Stopping for a quick camp-style lunch while on the road requires raising up the trailer to gain access.
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Stopping for coffee in town, he admitted to a 93-year-old local what he did for a living.
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All that was left was the precariousness of their partnering, which was heart-stopping for all the wrong reasons.
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It's like leaving your house and just running and not stopping for anything for 2150 straight hours, just running.
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I began walking north up the coast, stopping for another excellent 9-dollar egg tart at Lord Stow's Bakery.
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"Life is not fair, but God is always good," Coffey says, stopping for a moment to collect his thoughts.
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Stopping for lunch a short stroll from the border, at the La Posada Hotel, Ms. Villareal was quickly recognized.
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According to their Instagram stories, they've since said "Hello" to South Africa, stopping for a photo before officially jetting off.
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In her research, Balay found that most queer and transgender truckers keep to themselves when stopping for fuel or food.
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If you're not near a popular high street store or stopping for food and drink, then you've still got options.
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But she's not stopping for a break anytime soon — or letting anyone else on her Disney trip do the same.
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Stopping for 15 hours in Warsaw, Trump found a confidence boost among the cheering crowds and like-minded government leaders.
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Teresa, 46, was all smiles as she attended the launch of MASK skincare, stopping for photos on the red carpet.
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Another newspaper clipping described a line of people outside her office late at night, bar hoppers stopping for a reading.
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Travelers can also avoid long lines in the city by stopping for Café du Monde's famous beignets in the terminal.
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Robots can work all day and night, without stopping for breaks, and could be particularly useful during intense harvest periods.
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I'm thinking of stopping for a coffee afterward, so I do my eyebrows rather than going to the gym au naturel.
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Impress whomever you're traveling with by stopping for a meal, or bask in the Italian delights solo for one memorable feast.
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He had said that everybody who had passed by this person asked what might happen to me for stopping for help?
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If you can't commit a misdemeanor without stopping for a snack break, then maybe a life of crime isn't for you.
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""They [UK ministers] think if you avoid lorries stopping for checks, it's mission accomplished, but there are so many more layers.
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With some cars, these conditions can trigger gauge cluster messages that suggest stopping for a Coke while the drivetrain cools down.
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"Even stopping for a day or two when thousands of women are waiting for services," he says, has a "huge" impact.
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Her husband, and fellow senior White House adviser, Kushner whisked past reporters, dashing from meeting to meeting, without stopping for questions.
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And yes, the larger-than-life brows and expressive attire mean they're claiming their own label — and they're not stopping for anyone.
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While her train looked show stopping for her photo op on the carpet, her date for the evening was not a fan.
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I then go to buy toothbrushes at CVS ($8), before stopping for a bagel with egg salad on the way home ($603).
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He was ordered to make way for Leclerc, who was clearly faster, before stopping for a second time on the 33rd lap.
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The driver for Alcaline International Haulage Company gets as far as he can — usually about 500 miles — before stopping for the night.
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The line was suddenly flying, or at least that's how it felt moving five miles per hour without stopping for a full minute.
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Then we go shopping and take a nice long walk back to my mom's car, stopping for gelato at Eataly on the way!
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With this nifty little device strapped to their heads, the frigatebirds flew upwards of 1,850 miles (3,000 kilometers) without stopping for a break.
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I thought of the road trip I took with my first boyfriend to Disneyland, singing Smashing Pumpkins together and stopping for roadside hamburgers.
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If you're a Capitol Hill reporter, you already might be surprised: Warren is known for almost never stopping for interviews with congressional reporters.
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The two have been sharing their snowy adventure on social media, posting several pictures to Instagram and even stopping for snaps with fans.
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It's worth stopping for a second, letting that sink in and wondering what it says about our country and political process right now.
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We don't know what created this feature, or why it happens to be right here, so it's worth stopping for a closer look.
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It had limited its cars' ability to slam on the brakes, out of fear they'd cause problems by stopping for no good reason.
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When you spend hours beating up goons in Yakuza 0, stopping for some sushi and a chat with the chef is a welcome respite.
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As more electric and autonomous vehicles take to the streets, consumers may soon be able to skip the mundane task of stopping for gas.
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Passersby are routinely stopping for selfies and pictures of their own, while the collection of flowers built in the short time we were there.
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We had developed a bad habit of stopping for fast food on crazy days — and when you have five kids, most days are crazy.
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Stopping for lunch at Platanos Cafe in the tiny village of Langadia, nestled high up on a cliff, was a highlight of the day.
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I made my way alone to the Castro, stopping for a look around the Women's Building, with its electrifying murals stretching four stories high.
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We spent three hours wandering around, walking in and out of shops, getting spritzed with perfume and creams, sipping coffee and stopping for lunch.
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You might notice your period is unusually heavy, prolonged (at least seven days of bleeding), or stopping for a day before starting up again.
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A former No. 3-ranked player, Ferrer plans to play at a tour level event in Spain in the spring before stopping for good.
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Starting today at Giga and tomorrow at Fremont, we will be stopping for three to five days to do a comprehensive set of upgrades.
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Some, like Taylor Swift, didn't even walk the entire carpet, instead just stopping for photos before heading into the Staples Center, the awards show's venue.
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The film's 130 minutes are positively stuffed with all-new musical numbers; you'll rarely go more than a few minutes without stopping for another one.
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Caroline Kennedy was spotted out in New York City alongside her son Jack Schlossberg on Tuesday, taking in the warm weather and stopping for coffee.
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She came through a side entrance of the store to greet Sephora employees first, offering high fives and waves and stopping for a few selfies.
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Stopping for a cup of coffee, I asked the two young men behind the counter if Spavinaw was the place where the Mick was born.
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Stopping for pedestrians in crosswalks that are not controlled by traffic lights is a legal requirement in only nine states and the District of Columbia.
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The fighters openly celebrated the relatively peaceful interlude — visiting cities, stopping for ice cream and posing for selfies — despite orders to stay in their trenches.
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As he walked to his motorcade, stopping for a picture with a hospital employee, he ignored reporters who called out more questions about gun control.
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If the worst delay he faced at Shinnecock Hills was stopping for a photograph on his way to disposing of his garbage, life was good.
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Stopping for some candy at a table of the Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment working group, Mr. Tillerson thanked the group for its efforts.
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"No-one thought that Ubers would help solve, you know, social issues with cab drivers in New York not stopping for African-Americans," he said.
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Stopping for photos along the themed blue carpet, Black posed with his dad and kissed him on the cheek before the two waved to fans.
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The Apple-compatible and user-friendly app guides kids through the building process, stopping for fun hands-on games and level completion tasks along the way.
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Any system that encourages frenetically acquiring knowledge without stopping for reflection is fair game — and that covers large swathes of American cultural institutions, past and present.
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The tour company booked accommodations in four- and five-star properties, scheduling a morning of riding, exploring and stopping for pictures — then a gourmet picnic lunch.
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Nunes-Tucker said that the duo were stopping for sangria at a café on the popular street of La Rambla on their way to the beach.
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"I've found myself in the rain with no cabs stopping for me and just cursing in the street, thinking, 'This is so unfair,&apos" she says.
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On his final day he had travelled 450 kilometres (280 miles) by taxi from the border with Iran (he was struck shortly after stopping for lunch).
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The fighters were using the island "like a hotel," stopping for one or two nights on their way from Syria to Iraq, a CTS commander said.
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The suspect said he had left Kansas City the previous evening and drove without stopping for nearly 13 hours before being pulled over, the outlet reported.
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In recent weeks, some in the Phoenix area have complained about Waymo minivans stopping for too long at stop signs or struggling in certain traffic situations.
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She said what she thought, took action when needed, and spent her life wisely — occasionally stopping for a well-deserved glass of wine along the way.
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Accompanied by senior Russian officials, Mr. Kim listened to a military band before stopping for a rare, short interview with the Russian television network Rossiya 1.
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We made it through, but only after stopping for a conference call with Tesla engineers to decide whether we should go around or through New York City.
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In the morning, stopping for gas-station coffee, a pamphlet in the spinning metal map rack on identifying agates: translucence, banding, heft, irregular fractures, and so on.
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Stopping for lunch at Hato Agua Verde, one of several haciendas on the ranch, we saw a lasso stretched along a fence, freshly made from pure leather.
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Anyway, as I was walking to the arena before the game, I saw Bhatia stopping for selfie requests with fans about every 5 feet — or 1.5 meters.
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McEnroe was wading through a sea of fans, frequently stopping for a photograph or to sign an autograph or to offer a hug to an old friend.
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The amount of protesters on Thursday appeared larger than any other day since a second wave of the protests resumed on Friday after stopping for two weeks.
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I caught a brief glimpse of Solomon, the Goldman Sachs CEO, as he walked quickly down the carpet, offering a brief wave but not stopping for photos.
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So now Kugler's thinking of heading west, stopping for a bit back home in Nebraska before introducing Bella to the nation's majestic national parks, like Yellowstone and Yosemite.
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" But as the chorus approaches, James' production builds to a breaking point, when LIGHTS growls the song's battle cry: "I'm not stopping for you / I'm a fucking warrior.
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Still, the appeal of private jets remains strong, particularly in the category of bigger jets with larger cabins that can fly farther than ever without stopping for fuel.
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The morning of the engagement, the couple enjoyed a donut breakfast with their families and a bike ride through Eastern Promenade Park before stopping for a picnic lunch.
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The Times's Sebastian Vega writes: In July 1976, the Times photographer Paul Hosefros captured this photo of a winged evangelist stopping for an ice cream bar in Manhattan.
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Washing or sanitizing hands after touching any surfaces and remaining at least six feet away from other people — especially when stopping for gas, to eat or to rest.
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Shift This week, on CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " host Jay Leno introduces viewers to a self-driving concept car that recommends stopping for ice cream when you're hot.
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"I think we raised some real money," she laughed before making her way to the exit, stopping for selfies and to sign autographs for an appreciative French crowd.
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Modobag can travel up to six miles at a time, which is more than enough room for travelers to make their connecting flights while also stopping for a snack.
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And while the young undertaker can't be blamed for stopping for a quick lunch in beautiful Munich—especially with such a silent passenger—things soon got out of hand.
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With good walking shoes, you can make it east to west, from the first to the last bridge, in a day, stopping for lunch at a riverside cafe midway.
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For Kelly, who loved good coffee, this meant that she got herself to exercise more by biking to her favorite coffee place, and stopping for a cup of joe.
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Stopping for photos along the themed blue carpet, the School of Rock star posed with his dad and kissed him on the cheek before the two waved to fans.
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After wandering around in silent awe for a while, we leave to make our train back to Seville stopping for more water and a little gelato along the way ($68).
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The Australian airline Qantas is testing a new nonstop service from London to Sydney, a route that no airline has been able to carry passengers on without stopping for fuel.
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Between stopping for Chipotle when I didn't feel like preparing something and ordering bagels via Seamless on particularly lazy mornings, I used to indulge far more than my budget allowed.
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Outlast 2 recommends stopping for a bit to regain energy, but it's kind of hard to take that suggestion seriously when a knife enthusiast is hell-bent on killing you.
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But even if the car is navigating curves, stopping for slow traffic, and changing lanes for you, you have to keep your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road.
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In a ride I had with two engineers, the car safely maneuvered through traffic on the Seoul campus, stopping for pedestrians, slowing traffic and oncoming buses that poked into its lane.
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Electric cars, as Todt noted, are not yet capable of making long road trips without stopping for several hours to recharge the battery, but they are well suited to urban use.
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But because O'Rourke does it all day, every day and because many of the moments he captures -- like stopping for gas -- are so mundane, it all comes across as more genuine.
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Gorsuch asked Wall whether he agreed with Clement that the potential for gun owners to be prosecuted for stopping for coffee while traveling to a gun range kept the case alive.
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More carry-on bags mean that more people are hunting for room on a given plane, which often entails moving past their own row or stopping for long swathes of time.
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I leave the cyclopic Amazon Echo Look on a shelf in my living room, where it glares at me every time I walk past, not stopping for it to evaluate my outfit.
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Sax players—and wind players in general—typically use circular breathing when they're playing a passage that's especially long, or when stopping for a breath would disrupt the expression of the music.
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Over the weekend, the foot traffic was a lot busier: Over 1,000 people went in each day, from Friday through Sunday, with about 20% more men than women stopping for a look.
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At first we were looking for areas that had a lot of Walmarts, but then we switched tactics and tried sparse areas where travelers stopping for the night might be more concentrated.
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We spent the afternoon racing to the scene of a tractor-trailer accident, following up leads on graft scandals and stopping for a refreshment of nieve de garrafa, a delicious frozen treat.
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Safer activities include the Royal Palms Shuffleboard courts or stopping for a slice of pie at Four & Twenty Blackbirds or a drink at Lavender Lake, a long-ago nickname for the canal.
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Whether you're people-watching in the grass at Beacon Hill Park or stopping for lunch near the waterfront, turn it into a picnic and sprawl out in the grass and (hopefully) sun.
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In order to play that long without stopping for a breath, Stetson practices circular breathing, which involves taking in air through your nose at the same time you're blowing it into the horn.
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Critics were already complaining that Trudeau is more style than substance, but he shows no sign of ditching an intensely personal style of governing, which often involves stopping for selfies with well-wishers.
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"Despite stopping for the purpose of checking on Mr. Gray's condition, at no point did (Goodson) seek nor did he render any medical assistance for Mr. Gray," prosecutor Marilyn Mosby said last year.
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The basic approach to edging involves masturbating until you feel like you might come, then stopping for a short period, but not for so long that you lose interest and, like, start Instagramming.
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For 20 minutes, the self-driving Bolts traversed the hilly, narrow and congested streets of the city's Dogpatch neighborhood — stopping for pedestrians, slowing to pass double-parked vehicles, navigating gently away from bicycles.
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Stopping for gas, I grabbed a huge and filling eggplant sandwich (€4) from aSagres Restaurant and did a little souvenir shopping at Artesanato A Mó (mugs and cute ceramic refrigerator magnets are €2.90).
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We opened the gate and sloshed around the yard, stopping for a moment under a large, drooping linden tree, the only thing that remained from the years he spent here as a child.
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If you're stopping for happy hour every Thursday and Friday and wondering why your bill is way more than you anticipated, you may need to ask yourself how many drinks and appetizers you ate.
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Instead of marching farther to Red Square, as happened for decades during Soviet rule, they turned left, stopping for a rally at Revolution Square, where a lone monument to Marx stands in the middle.
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One day last week, he had spent the morning doing some paving work as a day laborer, bringing in less than $6 an hour, before stopping for something to eat at a homeless ministry.
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The MooAV, which is still in research and development, functioned much like an ordinary car on the university test track, respecting stop lights, stopping for pedestrians and taking passengers from one point to another.
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She and Mx. Bhaskaran routinely take their message to the streets, shopping for produce or stopping for a latte dressed in full regalia, and as often as not exposing themselves to the taunts of strangers.
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Collapsing Kohsaka's legs with even his jabs and slinging the Japanese old timer around whenever he felt like it, Emelianenko seemed to be able to stop Kohsaka whenever he wanted but kept stopping for breathers.
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Seeking to encircle the capital his forces approached from south and west, seizing one town south of the city before stopping for the night some 60 km (37 miles) south of Tripoli, eastern officials said.
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The spending figure from the Defense Department came after the House Oversight and Reform Committee asked in June about a surge in Air Force flights stopping for refueling at the Glasgow Prestwick Airport in Scotland.
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Stopping for an interview with Fox News' Bret Baier over the weekend, Klobuchar quickly volunteered that among the many newspaper endorsements she has received was one from the New Hampshire Union Leader, a traditionally conservative newspaper.
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After he has crash-landed, a pack of scruffy mutts (voiced by Bryan Cranston, Bill Murray, Jeff Goldblum, Edward Norton and Bob Balaban) guides him through the dystopian junkyard, stopping for occasional battles with his pursuers.
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One look at this photo and we are taken right back to the days when we browsed PacSun and Hollister at the mall with friends before buying matching earrings at Claire's and stopping for Jamba Juice.
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I'm tempted to do something else for an hour, but the weather is crappy and I really do not need to buy anything, so there's no sense in stopping for a coffee or perusing Trader Joe's.
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After stopping for an espresso in the shade of the orange trees on the Strada Provinciale in the middle of town, it was easy for me to see why Cacioppo feels so strongly about his town.
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This list will help you listen to all the female pop songs, hip-hop tracks, and electronic jams that help Emily get one day closer to Death (a blunt smoking Wiz Khalifa) finally stopping for her.
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Now, imagine you're a reasonable Italian in Turin stopping for a routine caffeine hit on the final day of the year and you're blindsided with a pricey "festive charge" that essentially doubles the cost of your espresso.
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Each day, we piled our boards on the top of a Jeep or the guesthouse's 1950s Hindustan Ambassador and headed out to more remote beaches, sometimes stopping for fried bananas at a roadside stand on the way back.
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Newly built "Long Range" versions of the Model S sedan and Model X SUV, which both start around $90,000 before savings, will be able to travel 370 miles and 325 miles, respectively, without stopping for a battery charge.
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So the model has to be feeling confident coming into this year's show, even stopping for a moment outside the building to turn a viewing of the solar eclipse into her own personal photo shoot for the paparazzi.
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A quiet montage showed him heading to LAX in a car, arriving at the airport and passing by some protestors, breezing through security, stopping for a grilled cheese, and boarding a plane without a second glance or problem.
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" Today, it's hard to imagine how a video game like BMX XXX would get pitched, approved, funded, and developed for months, without someone involved stopping for a second and saying, "Hey, this might be a dumb, offensive idea.
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It is worth stopping for a moment to appreciate the underlying theory here: Republicans will trigger a national health insurance crisis to try to force themselves to come up with the replacement plan that has long eluded them.
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I'm a little disappointed since their coffee is my favorite, but it's also a lot warmer than I had anticipated, and I'd rather get to the A/C of my office instead of stopping for caffeine along the way.
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Stopping for a second to consider why we buy or use the things we do is a helpful correction, but smart regulation can, instead of placing these issues in our individual laps, relieve the psychic burden of the shopper.
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For decades, I'd had the idyllic dream that if we ever got to Bermuda, we'd tour it by scooter, breezing by pastel cottages to iconic pink sand beaches, wind whipping our hair, stopping for anything interesting we saw along the way.
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Before we discuss the progress on our other concerns (the housing crisis and labor equity for artists and cultural workers) it is worth stopping for a minute to analyze why de Blasio hasn't made any progress on funding equity despite the rhetoric.
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Though alone, George obeyed LRA protocols, setting off early in the morning, stopping for lunch at around 1 or 2 PM and going to sleep around 8 PM, times he had learned to estimate by the position of the sun or the moon.
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Tesla shows off next-gen automated emergency braking stopping for pedestrians and cyclists The upcoming features include automatically engaging the brakes on a vehicle when the system detects a pedestrian crossing the car's path, and doing the same for a cyclist. 3.
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Grinding the Senate to a halt over the American Health Care Act would complicate unrelated bipartisan efforts—stopping, for instance, Attorney General Jeff Sessions from testifying about his undisclosed campaign-season meetings with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, which he lied about under oath.
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To capitalize on what we can only assume is their vast store of social savvy, WIRED asked the guys, who also wrote/directed/star in Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, for their hottest tips on making the Internet your own personal fiefdom.
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The church wasn't far from the central square – the Rynek – and I walked there thinking about the endless parade of humanity that had walked across those cobbles, stopping for a moment in their hustle at the church yard to see who had died.
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Nevertheless, at a time when designers are more often called "chief creative officers," and have teams of people to interpret and realize their ideas, Mr. Alaïa continued to oversee every garment, and every detail, himself, often without stopping for weekends or vacations.
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The number of United States military flights stopping for refueling and crew rest at Glasgow Prestwick Airport has jumped since Mr. Trump became president, with the Pentagon spending nearly $17 million at the airport since January 2017 on refueling and other services.
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As the family of three makes their way through the station, with their baby all bundled up in the Harry Potter Classic Swaddle ($23), they stare in awe at their magical surroundings, stopping for a few kisses and cuddles along the way.
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"It had been a rocky purchase, and the people who we bought it from were kinda mean, and you don't know what spirits a 20193-year-old house is going to have, but I felt good in it," she tells me before stopping for a moment.
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On one occasion, he took a weeklong trip from the Knickerbocker Club in Manhattan to Saratoga Springs, N.Y., startling residents in Harlem as he passed through and stopping for the first evening at the Tarrytown estate of the banker David Rockefeller, one of his closest friends.
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In an encounter with a fifth female officer in November, Officer Avosso was accused of exposing himself while the two were in the back seat of a police car after stopping for lunch at Wendy's on their way back to the station house from the Brooklyn courthouse.
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Instead, by working in groups as small as one cook in a studio kitchenette and as large as all generations and economic groups in a big city, we can create an environment that honors stopping for meals and deafens the cacophony of messages to snack, snack, snack.
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After stopping for a couple of short hikes, including one up a canyon to find Tule Tank — another historically important water source — I took a seven-mile side trip up a rough road to Christmas Pass, looking for the bighorns that are sometimes found in that area.
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I went over to La Ronda, Quito's famously narrow cobblestone street turned humble restaurant row, stopping for a $1.50 canelazo, an alcoholic cinnamon drink, from the wackily named Exquisitas Empanadas de Morocho del Olímpico, where the young woman ladled it from a pot on a stove and spiked it.
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A safety driver is behind the wheel while the car is on city streets as required by law, but the vehicle is driverless at the very end of the video after it drops off its "driver" and parallel parks itself – stopping for a crossing pedestrian in the process.
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Amy Baldwin, a somatic sex and relationship coach for the wellness app Juicebox, certified sex educator, and founder of the podcast Shameless Sex, recommends edging, or masturbating almost to the point of orgasm and stopping, for as long as you can, then showing your partner how you do it.
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I first met him at the Narita airport outside Tokyo, where he bounced right off a 20-hour trip from his home in Florida, joined me in a car without stopping for so much as a cup of coffee, and talked cheerily for the entire two-hour drive to Fukushima prefecture.
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Moore, 34, share multiple behind-the-scenes videos on Friday of her "girls weekend" roadtrip — stopping for a coffee break, enjoying snacks in the car, road trip games and taking in the gorgeous coastal views — and tagged multiple friends in the first post, including Minka Kelly and costar Susan Kelechi Watson.
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He asked volunteers to use a smartphone app to photograph everything they drank and ate throughout the day and found that even generally healthy people ate and snacked over a period of about 15 hours a day, stopping for an extended amount of time only when they were in bed.
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"Driving long distances and stopping for one to two hours is not something I would want to do," said Mark McNabb, the chief executive of Electrify America, a Volkswagen subsidiary that is installing charging stations across the United States as part of the German automaker's settlement for cheating on diesel emissions tests.
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Coffee is brewing around the clock Whether you're grabbing your morning cup or stopping for a pick-me-up before the gym, 7-Eleven's in-store coffee bars feature several blends including an exclusive, a dark, a hazelnut, a decaf, and one rotating seasonal blend, as well as the retail 7-Eleven Colombian Blend.
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Like caged hens, cage-free hens are often transported long distances to slaughter plants in cramped trucks with no food or water, as birds are excluded from the Twenty-Eight Hour Law, which says that animals cannot be transported in confined cars for more than 28 hours without stopping for rest, feeding, and water.
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But for AVs, those rules are important, even if a human driver isn't likely to look up that California requires stopping for a school bus (but not on a multi-lane road.) Charity Allen, Aurora's regulatory counsel, wrote a blog post Wednesday calling for more consistent rules of the road when it comes to AVs.
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Special Report: Business Aviation The market for large business jets has fared remarkably well in recent years, despite the global recession, as a new generation of buyers in Russia, China or Brazil has been won over by the sleek appeal of speedy and luxurious planes that can connect most points in the world without stopping for fuel.
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We high-tailed it to Vienna and a plane home, stopping for a last meal in Middle Europe at the Austrian capital's most famous schnitzel house, the raucous Figlmuller, where the line was out the door, waiting for a plate of the house specialty, a slab of breaded and fried pork that extended beyond the edges of the plate.
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It's the biggest concentration of glitz and glam in a country where jeans count as formal wear, and while it doesn't hold much appeal for the frugal traveler, it's worth stopping for a stroll along the beach and a quick selfie with Los Dedos, the "hand in the sand," an enormous sculpture of fingers emerging from the beach.
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While Adele put in a brief, two-minute appearance at the Sony afterparty, not even stopping for a drink with boyfriend Konecki before heading into the night – "It was just too busy for her," an onlooker tells PEOPLE – the attention was mainly directed toward One Direction's Louis Tomlinson, who spent the night drinking cocktails and having fun with friends in the VIP area.
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If you were to visit the Sevier County town of Pigeon Forge, you could hit up the Chasing Rainbows museum, a Dolly-centric attraction located inside Dollywood, a Dolly-themed amusement park, before stopping for dinner at Dolly Parton's Stampede a few miles down the road, and ending your day by climbing into bed in the Dolly Suite of the Dollywood DreamMore Resort and Spa.
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Modeling good behavior is key, said Dr. Frederick P. Rivara, professor of pediatrics at the University of Washington; parents teach their children how to cross streets safely, he said, and they can teach them how to ride safely as well, riding with the direction of traffic, staying as far over to the right as possible, obeying traffic signals and stopping for red lights and stop signs.
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Happily, however, new development hasn't detracted from the coziness that still distinguishes the city: Here, visitors can actually participate in everyday life, whether that means hunting for perfect peonies at Ingerslevs Boulevard farmer's market, stopping for coffee on one of the narrow, medieval streets of the Latin Quarter, home to many of Aarhus University's politically active students, or biking through Marselisborg forest, south of the city and dense with elms, oaks and wildflowers.
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