The neighborhood is served by the 5 subway train, which stops at the Morris Park and Bronx Park East stations, as well as the 2 train, which stops at Bronx Park East.
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The Long Island Rail Road stops at the Atlantic Terminal.
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Kate starts saving at age 25 and stops at 103.
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After making press stops at Access Hollywood, Daily Pop, E!
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C.B.T.C. is supposed to make perfect stops at every station.
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Politics clearly no longer stops at the edge of water.
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To this day, my gaming experience basically stops at Tetris.
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But everyone stops at the cafe as everyone loves food.
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The truck made stops at sites including the White House.
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"We decided we wanted stops at the end," Johnson said.
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A city bus stops at the jail complex's visitor center.
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The number of overnight stops at Prestwick has steadily increased.
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Arthur Vandenberg declared that politics stops at the water's edge.
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He stops at St. John, Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto.
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He stops at the three-point line before he does it.
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A car stops at a traffic light in front of him.
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A two-hour ride later, Tapias stops at a wooden gatehouse.
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He stops at the ATM to take out $26 for drinks.
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There is also a professional tour that stops at the property.
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When our country is attacked, politics stops at the water's edge.
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"Everyone who stops at the stall asks about migration," he said.
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T. stops at Starbucks and gets a breakfast sandwich and coffee.
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Eventually, and without any user input, it randomly stops at one.
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Stops at the food court also get shoppers to hang around.
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Politics stops at the water's edge, or at least at water.
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I think it stops at my being able to walk reasonably.
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The Neon Carnival begins Saturday night and stops at 4 a.m.
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The 7 also stops at Junction Boulevard and 90th Street-Elmhurst Avenue.
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Some stops at CocoCay have been replaced with stops in Nassau, Bahamas.
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No one even pretends anymore that politics stops at the water's edge.
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It stops at most landmark attractions (Trafalgar Square, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace).
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The F train stops at 57th Street and Avenue of the Americas.
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FOX: I think that in her white house -- the book stops at inauguration.
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Oculus Rift VR Headset — $399 See Details No stops at Tosche Station required.
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M. stops at McDonald's ($5.51) for breakfast on his way to play golf.
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She stops at my apartment to pick up ice cream before heading home.
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Other runs involved stops at the dentist, the dry cleaner, and soccer practice.
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" "Don't think that the fun stops at the clever menu items and décor.
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For now, all we know is that he stops at the meat counter.
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One morning she stops at a diner, where she orders a jelly omelet.
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To get his wages, he now simply stops at his corner grocery store.
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Mom gets sleepy around 2 and stops at a gas station for coffee.
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Stops at historic places like the Dr. Pepper Museum are also a must.
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For most people though, access to the club stops at its gated entrance.
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Jennifer stops at Starbucks on her way back to Insignia's New York headquarters.
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Obama's tour, promoting her forthcoming memoir, has stops at venues with larger capacities.
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The number of overnight stops at Prestwick has steadily increased in recent years.
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If this stops at the presidential level, that's the party that comes back.
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Our advantage is getting stops at random, running, and getting easy baskets in transition.
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Trump also made stops at "The Late Show" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live" in December.
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The D train stops at Grand Street; the B serves the station part time.
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The report stops at the most critical moment with regard to Social Security deferral.
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Crossing Delancey, she stops at the corner to adjust her black Robert Clergerie shoes.
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Stops at iconic royal sites like Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey are also included.
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They say they're forced to make pit stops at parks, gas stations or McDonald's.
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The Commute The 1 train runs along Varick with stops at Houston and Canal.
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The 1 line also stops at Lincoln Center, which is closer to several buildings.
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"Our mandate in Geneva stops at forming a national unity government," Jaafari told Reuters.
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The 1 train makes local stops at 173th Street-City College and 145th Street-Broadway.
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And stops at the usual circuit of conferences are never a given for his staff.
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Air & Style will also make stops at stadiums in Beijing and Innsbruck, Austria, this year.
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Parisians tend to hold a mental map of their city that stops at the périphérique.
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The video does not show the full attack, and stops at the 01:15 mark.
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Every so often she stops at a pale-yellow bloom and parts its waxy petals.
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He begins pacing backwards, retreating a full 20 yards, then stops at the centre circle.
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But for these kids, life has been a series of temporary stops at impersonal places.
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Carrie wanted to feel safe during "dangerous" stops at used car lots and liquor stores.
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Miles eventually makes his way to the cemetery, where he stops at Peter Parker's grave.
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On our way up, F. stops at El Pollo Loco to get a quick dinner.
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H. stops at Jewel-Osco to pick up meat for pot roast and some parsnips.
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If the voting stops at four rounds or fewer, Dunkirk is probably at a disadvantage. Probably.
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The S260 stops at three bundles of tissue paper, whereas the V60 wagon takes in six.
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He stops at the liquor store to buy a six-pack of beer on the way.
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Bob Dole reflects on Trump "The buck stops at the top," Lewandowski, a CNN contributor, said.
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Jonas stops at his father's grave, which reveals that today is the anniversary of Michael's death.
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"If it all stops at this point, we have moved the conversation this far," Wheeler said.
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When providing American examples for his analysis, he often stops at the "difficult and complex" stage.
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Both Norwegian Cruise Lines and Royal Caribbean have cancelled stops at Hilo, the Big Island's port.
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Getting to Level 4 takes several years, or a Ph.D. Most progression stops at Level 5.
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Though the flowers are somewhat fragrant throughout the day, Saponaria pulls out the stops at dusk.
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Roberts has made many such stops at the chain restaurants and roadside cafes dotting Southern Interstates.
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By day's end, he estimated that there would be 12 stops at his favorite coffee shops.
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The 2 stops at all times, but some 5 trains skip the station during rush hour.
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" "Access to 'heterosexual privilege,'" wrote Eisner, "... stops at the moment when their heterosexuality is 'proven otherwise.
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The Monorail stops at the Grand Floridian, and the Magic Kingdom is just one stop away.
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She is now Dr. Westover, with a Ph.D. in history, after stops at Harvard and Cambridge.
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On their itinerary were stops at a few of the homes of her public speaking students.
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Goldberger spent nearly four years at Target after stops at Gilt and online furniture seller Hayneedle.
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Even the principle that partisanship stops at the water's edge has become a relic of the past.
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"We're thrilled to be back here," Bush said of his visit, which included stops at local schools.
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"It stops at the base though," B said, while describing the parameters of his attraction to penises.
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A WISE driver keeps an eye on the fuel gauge, to make timely stops at filling stations.
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It will also tour the United States and Europe, with stops at the Bowery Ballroom on Jan.
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But every one stops at Svinesund, which handles over 70% of all commercial traffic across this border.
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He still lives with his mother, recycles old bike chains, and only stops at free water fountains.
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Their summer schedule is packed, with stops at Lollapalooza, Hangout Festival, and NYC's Panorama along the way.
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The cart stops at the "Wizard of Dabs" dab tent several yards away from a ferris wheel.
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The Russian nesting dolls of predators stops at two, but is genuinely super fun upon first discovery.
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The government's main argument is that judicial review, and, indeed, the Constitution itself, stops at the border.
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The cruise also stops at other famous locations around England including Hampton Court Palace and Windsor Castle.
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I'm a believer that oil stops at $50 and therefore you're not going to be in that.
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The old saying that "politics stops at the water's edge" seems quaint in today's polarized political world.
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"I think journalism skepticism stops at whatever a prosecutor says," the former assistant U.S. attorney told me.
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Subway opened restaurants in gas stations, at truck stops, at rest areas, and even in convenience stores.
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The tour stops at several ice cream shops as it meanders through Little Italy, SoHo and Chinatown.
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Shore excursions include visits to cooking schools, stops at specialty culinary shops, regional wineries, and private cellars.
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There were stops at Flywheel Sports and AIRE Ancient Baths in Manhattan and Gurney's Montauk Resort & Spa.
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It stops at the feet of the Langdale Pikes, which form two distinctive humps on the skyline.
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No announcements by tram-conductors as the tram stops at a station and, finally, I jump off.
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Shore excursions include visits to a vanilla farm and a pearl farm and stops at deserted islets.
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In this case you can see that each worker stops at the same time and shares simultaneously.
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The voyage will take guests across France, with stops at a Michelin-starred restaurant every single day.
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To make multiple consecutive stops at American ports, a ship must be American with an American crew.
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He stops at stanzas of four lines, though of course poets can use much longer stanzas, too.
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According to compensation research firm PayScale, pay growth for college-educated men essentially stops at age 22012.
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The Right Stuff In the Blockbuster, Carol walks through the VHS section and stops at this 1983 movie.
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"Traffickers know where to find them, at bus stops, at certain group homes unfortunately," she told the Foundation.
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But when Nemo is suddenly captured by a diver, Marlin stops at nothing to reunite with his son.
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We plan to make stops at every U.S. military base, national park and baseball stadium throughout the country.
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That means clothing that goes down to the ankle, up to her neck, and stops at the wrist.
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The last two scores came after fourth-down stops at the Red Raiders 2110- and 2146-yard lines.
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She naturally pulled out all the stops at her Halloween party, presented by Party City and SVEDKA Vodka.
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Lawrence previously made stops at the hospital during the holiday season in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017.
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Here's to those (wardrobe) heroes that remind us the party never stops — at least, not in our world.
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Jill Wetzler is the director of engineering at Lyft, which she joined after stops at Salesforce and Twitter.
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He stops at a Civil War veterans' cemetery in New Jersey, and kills the cemetery caretaker, William Reese.
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It appears its interest in fixing its busted website stops at a design change no one asked for.
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Lawrence previously made stops at the hospital during the holiday season in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017.
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Multiple cruise lines make stops at the port of San Juan, adding even more visitors to the mix.
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This stops at a fault in the seafloor where the African Plate is pushing under the European Plate.
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The Pistons visit the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday followed by stops at San Antonio (Friday) and Denver (Saturday).
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"Transparent" is a forward-thinking show about transgender acceptance, but the kumbaya spirit stops at the bathroom door.
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The Tigers play their first 12 games on the road, with stops at Syracuse, Kansas, Oregon and Baylor.
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Elias walks along the street and stops at a traffic circle, in sight of the Bislett sports stadium.
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On the way, he stops at Starbucks for an iced mocha with coconut milk, and a protein box.
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Those twice-daily pit stops at Starbucks, where two large lattes cost upward of $10, quickly add up.
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And Barbara Hershey is Nina's mother, who stops at almost nothing to push her daughter into the limelight.
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Metro Rail, the rail system that serves Los Angeles County, has three lines with stops at the station.
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He is a stylistic inheritor of the 1990s, with stops at J. Cole, Mac Miller, Macklemore and others.
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Policy directed toward working parents often starts and stops at maternity leave offered immediately after a child's birth.
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The turkey, which neighbors have jokingly named "Jeff," continues to follow Byrne to each house he stops at.
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Barnes' overall coaching record is 692-364, with stops at George Mason, Providence, Clemson and Texas before Tennessee.
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Majerus, who died in 2012, went 517-216 with stops at Marquette, Ball State, Utah and Saint Louis.
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"Oh, I almost forgot, Larry wanted to thank you," he stops at the door and turns to me.
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It makes a handful of stops at major stations along the way — like Columbus Circle and Herald Square.
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"I worked in entertainment for six years," said Hornsey, whose resume includes stops at BMG Music, Google and Softbank.
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On the never-ending Ferris wheel of Rob and Chyna, the wheel stops at a photo shoot with Chyna.
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Part of the voyage, the company's website said, included "scenic glacier viewing" with stops at Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway.
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Some well-intentioned co-worker stops at the bakery and brings the most delicious looking doughnuts to your meeting.
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They've since reconciled and toured together, making one of their first concert stops at the ESSENCE Festival last July.
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But we came out and were able to grind it out and get some stops at the (defensive) end.
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The most expensive congressional race in history just wrapped up, but its significance stops at its astronomical price tag.
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He also made stops at "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" in September and "Jimmy Kimmel Live" in December.
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The Q100 bus stops at the lot to take visitors onto the island, and I boarded it on Thursday.
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So many road-trippers make pit stops at GoWesty that the company has installed a public shower and bathroom.
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They averaged 58.9 miles per hour over the 2,800-mile trip, with 19 total stops at Tesla's Supercharger stations.
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He stops at the Beloit Club, a beleaguered country club near the Rock River, which cuts through the town.
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The Commute The Q stops at Parkside Avenue and Prospect Park; it's about a half-hour to Midtown Manhattan.
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You have to go higher and higher, and ultimately, we are told that the buck stops at New Delhi.
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The remake train continues at full speed as well, making stops at "West Side Story" junction and "Mulan" city.
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From the Staten Island Ferry, an 8.4-mile ride on the S74 bus line stops at Holtermann's front door.
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In a buck-stops-at-the-top profession, Comey clearly shares blame for the FBI bumbling on his watch.
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The local 1 train, which stops at Dyckman, West 207th and West 215th Streets, can take a little longer.
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While MLK Day is talked about as a national day of service, often it stops at just that — merely talk.
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Still, he said he could not say those issues were causing Americans to make fewer stops at their local Starbucks.
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In the clip, the driver with the dash cam stops at a crosswalk to let a pedestrian cross the street.
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In my work, it's related to how a painting stops at the point where the image starts to become clear.
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First, it would add new payroll taxes to wages over $400,000 (currently, tax collection stops at $132,900 of annual income).
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The people mover, once completed, is supposed to whisk people between stops at high speeds in modified electric Tesla vehicles.
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On its way to Zambia, the ship stops at around a dozen places in Tanzania, where they sell their wares.
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Although he may be extreme with his anger, he stops at no cost to achieve what he is striving for.
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The tour includes highlights of the neighborhood's history and arts scene, with stops at galleries and crafts and food vendors.
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Our defense got better and better throughout the game, and we were able to get big stops at the end.
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Americans make more than 12 billion stops at drive-through restaurants, banks, pharmacies, mailboxes and even wedding chapels each year.
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Once completed, the people mover is supposed to whisk people between stops at high speeds in modified electric Tesla vehicles.
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Cruise cars follow road laws to a T, coming to full stops at stop signs and braking for yellow lights.
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Maybe because in a show that stops at 1969, his work — first showcased in the early 1970s — came too late?
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During his adventure, he travels through eight different bodies of water, and stops at ports in Sri Lanka and Singapore.
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Judge said that he and his team visit Google and Facebook each year and have made multiple stops at Dropbox.
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This aligns with data from PayScale, which found that pay growth for college-educated men essentially stops at age 49.
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The killer stops at the car for a second, then gets inside the passenger seat and the driver floors it.
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Opposite Sex are taking their sounds to the US for a tour that includes stops at Gonerfest and Cropped Out.
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WORK never stops at Jamia Sirat-ul-Mustaqeem, a madrassa in a rundown part of Rawalpindi in the Pakistani Punjab.
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They include: STOP/START This system shuts off the engine when a car stops at a light or in traffic.
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The "trams" leave every 15 minutes and make stops at Thrill Waterpark, Oasis Lagoon, South Beach, and Coco Beach Club.
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The Carnival ship will embark from the U.S., and make stops at three destinations in Cuba, including Havana, before returning.
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" On No. 45's sartorial decisions: "Here's a fashion update for you, Mr. Trump: The tie stops at the belt.
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It'll be making stops at the brand's existing storefronts, as well as festivals like Coachella, flea markets, and beachside destinations.
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As we walk out of Kenka, he stops at the chef, visible adjacent to the entrance, and compliments his cuisine.
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Put out all the stops at your next pasta night with this luxury truffle gift tray from Borgo de' Medici.
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Talk to real estate brokers and they reinforce the rosy narrative, rattling off options — the jitney stops at the corner!
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Twenty years ago, Berry said, most tour laundry had to be done quickly during tour stops at a local laundromat.
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She schemes to get the money from her ailing husband — and, as we discover, stops at nothing to do so.
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The A train, an express with stops at Dyckman and West 207th Streets, takes about 30 minutes to reach Midtown.
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Metro-North Railroad's New Haven Line stops at two stations in town: Westport and, a few miles east, Green's Farms.
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Going through the poem tablet by tablet, he stops at his favorite parts and reads to us from various translations.
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The local B100 stops at the Kings Highway subway station, where passengers can connect to the B and Q trains.
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Once or twice a week, she stops at a church a short drive away to pick up free bottled water.
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Sometimes it's from plane to train to rickshaw, with stops at a hostel or two before even hitting the trail.
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He climbs out, cuts across the parking lot of the Smart & Final supermarket and stops at a barbed wire fence.
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Arthur Vandenberg famously said "politics stops at the water&aposs edge" in describing his relationship with Democratic President Harry Truman.
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The W and R trains make local stops at West 28th Street, and 6 trains stop at East 28th Street.
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Since then, his resume includes two stops at Wired and one at Gizmodo, where he ran Gawker Media's tech site.
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Extra luxuries, such as champagne in the chopper and lunch stops at remote beauty sites, can be worked into the package.
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S stops at another shop on the way and gets a book on Iceland and its folklore that he really loved.
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Some of them make stops at Ny Alesund and the pristine fjords once frequented only by rugged explorers or lonely trappers.
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The photo was likely a throwback, as Schumer is currently in London, making stops at Wimbledon and boating on the Thames.
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We came out in the second half, played with great pace, great poise and took it three stops at a time.
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Trump has focused on her signature issue of campaigning for children with stops at a hospital, primary school and an orphanage.
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He also made numerous stops at the Daily Show to chat with former host Jon Stewart before his retirement last year.
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The Commute The F train stops at Second Avenue and at Delancey Street/Essex Street, reaching Midtown in about 15 minutes.
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The J train stops at Essex Street and at the Bowery; the M and Z stop at those stations part time.
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"Without having a frictionless border, it will be a problem and there will be production stops at UK plants," he said.
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On Saturday, her 59th birthday, her schedule included stops at an Indian-American community event and a Bangladeshi-American soccer tournament.
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Barnes soon went on the road with Hall's sideshow — the World of Wonders Show — joining its stops at fairs in Maine.
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The multibillion-dollar Brightline train that stops at this station offers the only private intercity passenger train service in the country.
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As the Obamas and Bidens headed out of town, Mr. Trump and his wife made stops at three official inaugural balls.
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"When were successful, we can stop their product from coming into the United States, it stops at the border," Trumka said.
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The Air Force's overnight stops at Turnberry have grown since Trump reportedly reached a deal with Glasgow Prestwick Airport in 2014.
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He rents a car and, on what appears to be a lengthy, less-than-straightforward route, stops at a gun shop.
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Downtown Atlanta also has a streetcar loop that stops at Centennial Olympic Park, a 20193-minute walk from the Mercedes-Benz stadium.
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She stops at every line of the song, as Beyoncé presumably whispers lyrics into her daughter's ear encouraging her to keep going.
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In the show, Chaturvedi is depicted as a strong, independent, and diligent officer who stops at nothing to get justice for Singh.
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It stops at the top and the people pull out their phones: "Facebook Hill" is one place that gets a decent signal.
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The Magic School Bus took some very important field trips this Earth Day, making stops at Marches for Science across the world.
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She stops at a large concrete circle in the grass, and beside it, the form of a pump, covered in a tarp.
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Another option from the company is a four-hour tour of Lake Como with stops at the villages of Lezzeno and Bellagio.
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That is what makes her so sinister — like Walter White, another results-driven antihero, she stops at nothing to achieve her means.
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It also shows Shumate took the vehicle to Tulsa over the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, including stops at his mother&aposs home.
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At one point on the long drive through dense mountain jungle, their SUV convoy stops at a military checkpoint, according to Penn.
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They'll explore the set and check out the working movie studio, including extensive stops at the scenery, props and visual effects departments.
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And during her two stops at Seattle's Benaroya Hall, the Emmy winner will film her debut Netflix special, premiering later this year.
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Motoring along French national roads, Michelin touring guide in hand, used to involve regular stops at traffic lights; now, constant movement prevails.
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Clinton capped off the whirlwind weekend with stops at three churches in Queens as her husband spoke at black churches in Harlem.
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Whenever she stops at a red light and an unfamiliar vehicle sharks up alongside her, she clutches the wheel, her heart hammering.
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In a rush to buy Rebecca a birthday present, Tom stops at a sketchy-looking pet store presided over by Mr. Walken.
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IKEA also promises the truck will be making "surprise" stops at various locations in these two cities, so be on the lookout.
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That includes A$210 million for having a replica of Captain Cook's ship, the Endeavour, circumnavigate Australia with stops at 210 locations.
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The 1, 2 and 3 trains run along Broadway; 803nd Street is an express stop, and the 1 also stops at 79th.
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Here, when he stops at a local shop to get out of the heat, the shopkeeper offers him a glass of water.
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He was 168-129-4 overall as a head coach with stops at Miami (Ohio), his alma mater, Colorado and Northern Illinois.
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But positions, and even victories, can be gained by making pit stops at different times or less often than the fastest cars.
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First, Trump appears to have been spooked by an air traffic controllers' "sick-out" and subsequent ground-control stops at LaGuardia Airport.
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While the Air Force has defended the refueling stops at Prestwick as within Pentagon guidelines, it is investigating the stays at Turnberry.
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The itinerary includes stops at New Bedford, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard and Block Island in Massachusetts; and Newport and Bristol in Rhode Island.
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That said, the extent of xCloud's readiness basically stops at "it works," and that might be because Microsoft is fundamentally lagging behind Google.
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While Americans love to hold onto a nostalgic claim that politics stops at the water's edge, nothing can be further from the truth.
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But that relationship, at least when on the clock, stops at a warm cup of coffee and perhaps a few even warmer intros.
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He stops at the bodega near our apartment to get an iced tea and gets me a kombucha to make the card minimum.
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Mendes was in the Bay over the weekend for his tour stops at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on Friday and Saturday night. .
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It follows the Baudelaire orphans — Violet, Klaus, and Sunny – and their evil guardian Count Olaf, who stops at nothing to get their inheritance.
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Kevin Spacey, who portrays the character, will make stops at iconic D.C. landmarks throughout the day as Underwood as part of the campaign.
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British attorney Jonathan Harker, on his way across Eastern Europe to meet the eponymous Count, stops at a hotel in Cluj Napoca, Transylvania.
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It's an issue that starts and stops at not only the lack of color on the runway but also backstage, as Anderson expressed.
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MoMA is a Pokéstop, and my map also indicated stops at MoMA's Sculpture Garden, including in front of three sculptures of bodies there.
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Expect stops at the Apollo Theater, the Hotel Theresa and other sites associated with figures like W.E.B. DuBois, Malcolm X and the Rev.
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LITERARY PUB CRAWL: BROOKLYN (Sunday) The literature fans behind this crawl will lead participants through three Brooklyn neighborhoods, making stops at three pubs.
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This aligns with data from compensation research firm PayScale, which found that pay growth for college-educated men essentially stops at age 49.
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The end goal is to slash the number of stops at red lights and, in turn, the amount of time stuck in traffic.
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It's power parity, which she was worried about is it stops at everybody just talking and stopping one thing that shouldn't be happening.
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With coaching stops at Auburn, Ole Miss, Arkansas, and the Tennessee Titans, he's regarded as among the best defensive line coaches in football.
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Our long, daily slogs of four to nine hours of trekking are peppered with stops at teahouses to refuel with drinks and food.
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" On his way to play soccer with his friends, Yusuf stops at Ray's Chicken Paradise for chicken and chips—"a proper English breakfast.
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He then stunned her by reciting the itinerary of her recent vacation to Spain, including stops at Heathrow Airport and the Canary Islands.
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The Cinnamon trade route across Asia and Europe, including stops at Madagascar, was made favorable by cold monsoon winds from October to March.
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After stops at Indiana and Princeton Universities, he wound up, in 1959, at American Science and Engineering, a small company in Cambridge, Mass.
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Mr. Pence's trip includes stops at two Asia-Pacific summit meetings, where he plans to speak about checking China's influence and power projection.
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An annual Art Walk features stops at open studios, galleries like Standard Space, and exhibitions inside the library, town hall and historical society.
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It stops at the desk of Donald J. Trump, who is ultimately responsible for the deaths of 63 Canadians and the others aboard.
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The president's visit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi included a rally in a cricket stadium, stops at historic Indian sites and trade talks.
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Once in Truckee, passengers can grab one of the buses that depart hourly from the station and make stops at nearby ski slopes.
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Forceful and sometimes fractious, Mr. Morris had a peripatetic career that included stops at most of the major postwar centers of American photojournalism.
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A train stops at a Sydney station, and a woman pushes a stroller toward the open doors, in the closed-circuit television pictures.
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Bob Corker is hitting the campaign trail today with Donald Trump, planning stops at Trump Tower in New York and in North Carolina.
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Throughout her campaign, Harris has leaned into the black vote, making frequent stops at historically black colleges and universities, from Texas to South Carolina.
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If you missed it, Race and Revolution has just made what will hopefully be the first of many stops at the University of Connecticut.
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When we reached 86th Street and Lexington Avenue, I found out that some trains were running, but only a few stops at a time.
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It stops at new parents, including adoptive ones, and would be paid for by dipping into your Social Security benefits — two heavily criticized features.
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Seeing the train slither through the tunnels and make stops at the station and bask outside in the outer boroughs is pretty damn cool.
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They pounded the Jazz on the glass and created second chances for themselves while also getting stops at critical times on the other end.
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Even the small details match, like how the blue underarm patch ends at the elbow joint and the red boot stops at the calf.
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This means conversation is encouraged as long as it runs the gamut from mundane to vicious but stops at the overtly sexual or violent.
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Along with the Chengdu Panda Base, the train also stops at several zoos and municipal locations — meaning some workers' commutes just got beary cute.
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The trip takes guests along the Sacred Valley of the Incas and the Lares Trail and includes stops at local villages along the way.
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The retired welding instructor stops at the station every morning for coffee before heading off to work on his property down by Cibolo Creek.
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Cleveland is in the midst of a solid road trip, posting a 21-226 record over its first two stops at Detroit and Minnesota.
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Jacqueline sends Kimmy out to collect her dress, and on the way back from Bergdorf's, Kimmy stops at a bar to use the bathroom.
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Ellegaard stops at a row of tall plants with big, curly leaves that are close to the Baldersbæk creek that runs through the area.
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But she has had a stream of high-dollar fund-raisers, stops at community centers and small round-table discussions targeted at specific voters.
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The card rule applies to stops at roadblocks and checkpoints, except for security at special events or locations that might be targets of crime.
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Between deliveries, Mr. Friedman stops at Starbucks or Dunkin' Donuts for a coffee (he takes it iced, light) and a bagel with cream cheese.
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Life is dictated by the weather and the ferry, which stops at Matinicus, the farthest flung of the inhabited islands, only once a month.
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Stops at two homes were disappointing; one of the women was no longer weaving and the other had put her loom away until winter.
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The S (the Franklin Avenue Shuttle), which serves only Brooklyn, stops at the Prospect Park station as well; the B runs there part time.
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She was mostly raised by her father between Hawaii and Los Angeles, with frequent pit stops at two legendary homes: Graceland and Neverland Ranch.
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With hundreds of interviews, the story stops at the turn of the century and brushes over some of my personal favorites like Lyle Lovett.
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If a typical seven-day cruise that stops at only a few ports sounds underwhelming, perhaps a 140-day world cruise is for you.
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Continue winding your way north with stops at Nina Johnson, Primary Projects, Pan American Art Projects, Spinello Projects, Tile Blush, and the Fountainhead Studios.
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It abruptly stops at the nearby territory of the Tohono O'odham people who have prevented the fence, erected in 2007, from crossing tribal land.
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Later on, the tour stops at a beautiful, detailed mural depicting local African American history, in a project led by Asheville artist Molly Must.
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Kardashian also takes fans down memory lane with a tour making stops at each location in the house where a memorable TV moment went down.
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The bus driver must hate us, because he is driving extra slowly and stops at a green light and waits for it to turn red.
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On the way back to the hospital, Mohammed stops at a restaurant near his house which gives free food out to those who need it.
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The plans included stops at a sushi restaurant, a hot chocolate spot and finally a karaoke party that Scott wasn't exactly on the list for.
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That's simply too much capacity for the daily commute to work, trip to the gym, or for stops at the market on the way home.
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Maybe that's why the book – grappling with an ambiguous "We"'s inability to define whatever "it" might be – stops at its end rather than concluding.
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It's easy to find a ballpark, but hard to find, say, four-way stops (at the small level) or prison complexes (at a larger one).
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The problem with the Seafood Import Monitoring Program is that it covers only a handful of species and stops at the US border, Warner says.
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Finan also has had stops at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Google, and is currently the CEO of Manifold Technology, which he founded.
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These organizers are making regular stops at meetings and communal places for the campaign, and will help turn out voters from those communities on Monday.
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This is just Phase I of the project and is an extension of the Q-line that includes stops at 72nd, 86th and 96th Streets.
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Political candidates have long made campaign stops at churches, an activity that is permissible as long as the candidate does not veer into election matters.
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Great American Cookies is sweetening the pot by giving away a free cookies & cream cookie to anyone who stops at one of their participating shops.
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Many of the trucks drive in packs, a rumbling golf armada that stops at the same rest places and parks overnight at the same hotels.
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One of his notable media stops at the end of 2015 was a half-hour visit with Mr. Jones, on his wide-reaching radio show.
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The Kozaki Town tour takes about three hours and stops at Kozaki Shrine, honoring the guardian god of aviation and transportation, plus a sake market.
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But if the state is acting as a parent to young people in care, is it right that it just stops at a certain point?
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What stops at the December solstice is the sun's apparent southward and night-lengthening (or night-shortening, in the Southern Hemisphere) march across the sky.
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Trump relies on his rallies almost exclusively to campaign, unlike other candidates who engage in small stops at diners, bus tours and hefty policy speeches.
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It will take you longer than it would to complete a marathon, include countless stops at petrol stations and indefinite piss-breaks behind maple trees.
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Mr. Peck is on an international tour that stops at such diverse places as Austin, Tex; Dublin; Kansas City, Mo.; London; Paris; Toronto; and Zurich.
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Alternatively, you can take a breezy boat ride along the water; the boats make stops at both of the parks as well as area hotels.
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According to The Washington Post, officials could even reroute planes to make stops at screening airports to make sure passengers who need screening receive it.
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The N Judah Muni Metro light rail line has stops at Carl Street and Cole Street, as well as at Carl Street and Stanyan Street.
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Tours typically include stops at the East Side Gallery, a section of the Berlin Wall, painted with murals, that is now a memorial to freedom.
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Throughout 2016, according to The Wall Street Journal, the jet made stops at more than 35 airports on more than 80 travel days that year.
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In the video, the two ride out on the highway, making occasional stops at bars and clubs on what feels like a never-ending trip.
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Minnesota's offense, which thrived with plenty of ball movement in the first half, grew stagnant as its defense struggled to make stops at the other end.
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On a street lined with small shops in his neighborhood, he stops at each store, run by his Muslim neighbors, and is greeted with a smile.
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After E.'s game ends, he stops at Taco Bell for a "light snack" of a mini chicken quesadilla and a bean-and-cheese burrito ($3.10).
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Each tour now consists of stops at several different local restaurants, along with a physical activity component and discussion about how to eat and live healthy.
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"When you make the list, the same titles get put on there, and everybody stops at about four or five," Thompson joked on our phone call.
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The double-decker buses are run by the Las Vegas bus system (RTC) and run day and night making stops at almost all the major hotels.
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The gravel highway that I drove on with Jonas Antoine stops at Wrigley, and the villages of Tulita, Norman Wells, and Fort Good Hope are stranded.
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Although Smiling Grape's website is currently unavailable, a cached version of the £1,295 ($1,662) tour itinerary lists stops at microbreweries, pubs, bars, restaurants, and a vineyard.
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She stops at the El Royale, a motel astride the border of Nevada and California, on her way to a performance in Reno the following night.
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"We know she's from Chicago, but @MichelleObama's book tour made two stops at @barclayscenter this month, so we had to hook her up," the Nets tweeted.
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Whelan's career has long been on a sharp trajectory, with stops at Starwood Hotels, Virgin USA and Equinox before becoming SoulCycle's chief operating officer in 2012.
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The tour includes stops at seven exhibitions, including one with large works resembling paintings that are made of dollar bills and another with colorful, textured assemblages.
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But then the passenger asked Erik to make stops at a couple gas stations en route to a final destination, a sketchy motel in San Antonio.
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The campaign had scheduled about ten stops at Cracker Barrels across the state, only to be told the restaurant didn't want them in its parking lots.
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Lipinski, who had made stops at some St. Patrick's Day weekend events Saturday, had intended to stop by a Sunday morning parade until it was canceled.
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But if the confrontations get physical, Trump fans like McGraw open themselves up to possible assault charges—even if the contact stops at simply grabbing someone.
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Watch another bonus clip where VICE News stops at the oldest church in Ecuador, which the Spanish would have visited en route to the lost cities.
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Shteyngart's cross-country Greyhound trip lasted four months and included stops at eight cities, including Raleigh, North Carolina; Atlanta, Georgia; Jackson, Mississippi; and El Paso, Texas.
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The Police Department has audited the number of street stops at least since 2014 to learn when officers were carrying out stops but not recording them.
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What IBM calls its "cyber tactical operations center" will make stops at college campuses and security-focused events before heading to Europe for a lengthy tour.
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By next summer, the plan is for six lines in the system to make stops at 22 landings around the city, led by around 27 captains.
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What's happening: CEOs-turned-activists are experimenting with taking bold stances on social and political issues at home — but that activity stops at the nation's borders.
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The subway's Red Line had stops at Santa Monica and Vermont, about a mile from the Sears, and in North Hollywood, not too far from campus.
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Arthur Vandenberg (R-Mich.) declared in 28500, "politics stops at the water's edge," debates over foreign policy used to be kept largely above the political fray.
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Missing since 2011 Almost eight years ago, Timmothy and his mother went on a road trip that included stops at a zoo and a water park.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump and his wife, Melania, made stops at three official inaugural balls on Friday night, after an Inauguration Day full of celebrations — and protests.
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Because of that, most bicyclists currently don't surrender their hard-earned momentum by making full stops at stop signs where the traffic does not warrant them.
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Air Force plane stops at Prestwick have increased from 180 in 2017 to 257 in 85033 and 259 so far, including 220 overnight stays, in 2019.
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The hermit zigzags across the camp and stops at a specific rock, turns it over, grabs the key hidden beneath, and pockets it for later use.
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Trump has one day left on his trip, in which he's expected to make several more stops at iconic British landmarks, and could draw more protests.
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"We don't get stops at the end of the game," said Gasol, who was 9 of 16 from the floor and 2 of 23 on 29-pointers.
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Blake Lively pulled out all the red carpet stops at the Golden Globe Awards, supporting her husband Ryan Reynolds who is nominated for her role in Deadpool.
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The crowd made stops at the county and city courthouses, pausing regularly to recall the black teenager in moments of silence a week after he was shot.
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This week Cruz is crisscrossing the state in a bus, cruising through small hamlets with stops at a pizza place, coffee house and even a water park.
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Candidates have made campaign stops at Walmart's annual meeting and joined striking Stop & Shop workers to make the case for higher wages and better representation for workers.
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Prior Supreme Court rulings, she said, hold out "the home [as] he most sacrosanct of places" and "we don't think that the home stops at the door".
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Every once in awhile, but much more often than he'd like, Avi Ehrlich scrolls through Instagram and stops at a targeted ad for his own clients' work.
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We're talking about business trip invitations, stops at happy hour, and golf outings, which are all ways younger professions climb the corporate ladder by making invaluable connections.
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Peter Roskam of Illinois, whose district Clinton carried by seven points, has opted for telephone town halls, small district offices and stops at local businesses and schools.
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"It's one one of the most popular stops at the village, always an extremely long line, and I think it's just about what you know," Felix says.
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Prior to that he worked at Quixey, a mobile app and ad startup that worked closely with Alibaba; his resume also includes stops at Yahoo and Zynga.
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On Tax Day (April 28 this year), Great American Cookies will be giving away a free cookie to anyone who stops at one of their participating stores.
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Today the Moon is in Scorpio, a sign that stops at nothing to get what it wants—much like you, Aquarius, when it comes to your career.
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"The last time I checked, the president didn't make any promises about getting a tunnel in any of his campaign stops, at least not in North Carolina."
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Others say the cameras are set off even if a car strays inches over a line marking the intersection, but then stops at the very last moment.
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Martinez-Fuerte, the 1976 Supreme Court ruling that established that vehicle stops at the checkpoints were consistent with the Fourth Amendment's restrictions on unreasonable search and seizure.
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The three-and-a-half hour Foodie Ride is a popular pick, and the tour includes stops at three popular tapas bars to enjoy traditional Spanish fare.
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Ferries on the new South Brooklyn route set out this morning, making stops at Bay Ridge, Brooklyn Army Terminal, Red Hook, Brooklyn Bridge Park and Wall Street.
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Advisers from global consulting firms help the Chinese leaders organize long schedules of hour-by-hour meetings, followed by stops at cocktail parties and dinners each evening.
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Tour groups schedule stops at Azores to pick up the vibrantly hued, ornamental birds traditionally given in Portuguese culture as good-luck presents for weddings and housewarmings.
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The Trump administration has touted the president's visit to Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Vatican as stops at the centers of three of the world's major faiths.
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An 11-day Taj and Raj itinerary includes stops at the Taj Mahal and the historic havelis of rural Shekhawati (from $1,785 versus $2499,230 for two travelers).
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Although wintery weather canceled the truck's appearance outside the Trump Hotel, its upcoming schedule includes stops at the Russian Embassy, the Capitol Building, and the Watergate Hotel.
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In 2021, Victory Cruise Lines' 202-passenger Victory I will begin seven-night cruises from St. John (Canada) to Boston, making stops at Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.
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Instead, the president's embedding a ton of video and images — of speeches, diplomatic pomp and circumstance, and highlights of stops at the zoo on his international trips.
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After stops at FM stations in New York City and Trenton, N.J., WFAN hired Carton and paired him with Esiason to fill the timeslot vacated by Don Imus.
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The threat had come from a man and particularly identified the Metro Red Line that stops at Universal City, FBI Field Office Assistant Director Deirdre Fike said Monday.
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The excursion was part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee tour (celebrating her 60-year reign) of the U.K and included stops at De Montfort University and Leicester Cathedral.
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He's focused on Nevada, with personal stops around Las Vegas and a get-out-the-vote program that has been making food truck stops at early vote sites.
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Gentileschi's painting has traveled far and wide, making stops at a girl's school in Newcastle, Glasgow Women's Library, and Her Majesty's Prison Send in Surrey, among other places.
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But it&aposs not clear whether the train would have stops at Playa del Carmen or other busy resorts that would be destinations for the tourists and workers.
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Though he stops at one point to lean against a window and talk to a passerby, he typically evinces a single-minded purpose: walk, stop, stand, air out.
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Yet they keep up the fight against a barbaric enemy that stops at nothing (for example, militants murdered 57 innocent civilians at a voting registration center just yesterday).
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Along the way, the orchestra will make stops at some of the world's top classical venues, such as the Grosser Musikvereinssaal in Vienna and the Philharmonie de Paris.
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The "Baby Trump" balloon that has now made multiple stops at various events and rallies Trump has attended will reportedly be present again Tuesday, according to Florida Today.
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That's preposterous, considering that the boat to Liberty Island also stops at Ellis Island, which costs nothing extra and (in my opinion, not his) is far more interesting.
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Travelers willing to take the slow boat get a private cabin, three meals a day and shore leave wherever the ship loads, unloads or stops at a lock.
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The furor over the joke did not result in exile: After a pair of stops at prominent African-American churches in Brooklyn, Mr. de Blasio advocated for Mrs.
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While other authors typically follow a circuit that may include podcast interviews and stops at the 103nd Street Y in New York and Powell's Books in Portland, Ore.
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The Disney Dream, one of the company's massive cruise ships which stops at Castaway Cay during its voyages, was initially supposed to return to Port Canaveral on Wednesday.
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There were stops at Incarnate Word, Abilene Christian, North Texas, McMurry University, Angelo State University and Arkansas-Little Rock and U.N.L.V. And those were just the N.C.A.A. schools.
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These Rock and Roll Hall of Famers are making two stops at Madison Square Garden on the homestretch of the American portion of their 85-date world tour.
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The home on wheels made stops at festivals, malls and ballparks, where company representatives handed out samples as people took pictures inside and marveled at the Spam souvenirs.
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He reckons this new one will make stops at Fiji, Vanuatu, and New Caledonia on the way, before ending up on the Queensland coast by roughly April 2021.
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"As a country, by and large, all investment in education stops at the age of 25, and that doesn't work in such a fast-changing, increasingly digital economy."
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The Air Force's overnight stops at Turnberry have risen under the Trump administration after it reportedly reached a deal with Glasgow Prestwick Airport in 2014, according to Politico.
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He returned on Thursday, making a trip for Easter weekend — his seventh since taking office — that included near-daily stops at his golf resort in West Palm Beach.
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Mr. Trump's rally was the centerpiece of a two-day push in Wisconsin, with top Trump aides and family members making stops at smaller venues around the state.
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CNN found there were only 95 stops at the airport in 2015; in 0003, that number rose to 145, and this year, there have already been 259 stops.
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CNN found there were only 95 stops at the airport in 2015; in 2016, that number rose to 145, and this year, there have already been 0003 stops.
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Manhattan-bound commuters can take the light-rail line, which stops at 45th, 34th, 22nd and Eighth Streets, to Jersey City, where they can catch a PATH train.
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In addition to her new EP, Nao will embark on a new North American tour, with stops at Coachella, as well as in New York, Toronto and Austin.
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The recording of the judge's conversation with the prosecutor and defense attorney stops at a key moment, when she asked the clerk to turn off the audio recorder.
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So it was that Mr. Trump was holding one of his rare traditional retail campaign stops at a diner in Manchester on Sunday morning, before heading to a rally.
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While the air-quality index used by the US Environmental Protection Agency stops at 500, several Chinese cities had readings that far surpassed that number as of early Tuesday.
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Just ask Cardi B. It's hard to be taken seriously, especially when you've also made stops at rapper baby mama, Kardashian baby mama, and reality television along the way.
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From Beijing's perspective, whatever other countries think about its actions in Xinjiang, Tibet or Hong Kong, their responsibility or ability to do anything about them stops at China's borders.
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Will Smith turned more than a few heads when he made a couple unscheduled stops at LAPD stations last week, but we've learned he meant business when he arrived.
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Driving through the slums of Manila, her chauffeured car stops at a red light; she leans out of the window and proffers a wad of cash to a stranger.
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While self-driving cars are still figuring out how to deal with four-way stops at intersections, artificially intelligent robots turning on their creators still seems a ways out.
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Coming in from under the East River, it is the only train to traverse an entire horizontal street in New York City's grid, making stops at every other avenue.
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The itinerary includes stops at small apothecaries selling beauty products not available in the United States and boutiques stocked with clothes and accessories from up-and-coming French designers.
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Create your own craft brewery tour with stops at BridgePort Brew and Burnside Brewing Co., or hop aboard a BrewCycle Portland tour to peddle your way around the pubs.
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In "Springtime," for instance, the narrator stops at an amusement park called Laughing Pines, where he can project his favorite memories onto a screen in a virtual movie theater.
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Today, political candidates still carve out campaign tour routes to include stops at local diners in an effort to interact with voters and sample a given town's signature specials.
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Over seven days, Paddock, 64, also returns to his home in Mesquite, Nevada, and stops at The Ogden condominium complex, about 6 miles from the hotel, the paper reported.
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There is a good paved road that runs into McGregor, a pastoral village at the foot of South Africa's Riviersonderend Mountains, but it stops at the edge of town.
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Later this month, he is going to visit a Native American reservation and make stops at California's San Quentin prison and at a skid row area in the state.
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Trump's two-day stay also included stops at some of India's most majestic sites, including a visit to the Taj Mahal and a ceremonial welcome at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
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The bits familiar from every other family trip comedy turn up with numbing predictability: the wretched hotel, the overheated minivan, the stops at tawdry roadside attractions, the vomit scene.
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Some 20 pairs of participants dressed in colorful horse costumes for the Christmas charity race through the Greenwich area, making "pit stops" at pubs before crossing the finish line.
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Tour companies sell Chip and Joanna-themed trips across the city, making stops at all of the couple's retail shops, restaurants, and homes that they remodeled on the show.
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As a result, the law has always been that patent enforcement stops at the national border; acts inside the United States can violate a patent, but acts abroad cannot.
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Ms. Zinn's husband, Marquise Stillwell, 47, the founder of Openbox, a design and innovation consultancy, often stops at Merci with his son to pick up flowers for his wife.
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"NOTHING TO DO WITH ME." According to The Times, Air Force stops at Glasgow Prestwick rose from 180 in 2017 to 257 in 2018 and 259 already in 2019.
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The number of overnight stops at Prestwick has steadily increased: There were 40 in 2015, 75 in 2016, 116 in 2017, 208 in 2018 and 220 through August 2019.
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The president-elect is also planning to make back-to-back stops at high-dollar fundraisers in the state prior to the rally, according to a report by Politico.
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"What does it stand for?" and "how do I pronounce it?" are questions that naturally follow the four-letter stage name that stops at the tip of your tongue.
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As she shows me around, she stops at one workstation or another, observing the work of her assistants, telling them she liked the way the work was coming along.
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The officers told me that the Remeliik stops at least one boat a year on which crew members sport "Vote for Camsek Chin" T-shirts, one of the officers said.
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New Delhi's army, navy and air force are known to pull out all the stops at the annual affair, which historically serves as a platform to commemorate technological defense advancement.
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Figures are proxies but they aren't automatons, so the camera stops at their eyes and we are forced to imagine their real grief, or could it be elation and relief?
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The couple started out their day at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Orlando, before making stops at Epcot, Magic Kingdom Park and Disney's Animal Kingdom, according to the Disney Parks Blog.
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Similarly, the rise of the Internet at first provided a greater forum for political and policy analysis, but it's now devolved into a series of stops at Hot Take Junction.
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In late 2013, Miles, wearing his Batsuit, paraded around San Francisco in a black Lamborgini — designed to resemble the Batmobile — and made stops at different scenes involving police and firefighters.
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Most of my road trips have involved stops at quaint, but inexpensive, roadside motels across the United States and Waffle Houses and every local fast food joint known to man.
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Cross-country road trips may include stops at the world's tallest thermometer or the biggest ball of yarn, but General Mills gave road warriors a more nostalgic reason to stop.
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What's more, the Exeter Group would not have redeveloped Custom House without the train, which stops at the restored 102-year-old Union Depot building next door, Mr. Stolpestad said.
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The five-hour adventure is an ongoing tour of Tuscany's most impressive sights — remote Chianti backroads, panorama views, and Tuscan hills — with stops at some of Italy's most impressive vineyards.
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The tour includes stops at three wineries where guests have the opportunity to talk in-depth with winery owners (who may be convinced to spill a few wine-making secrets!).
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The Rockets were actually able to get stops at a decent rate with Harden on the court, but when he sat they were basically the best defense in the league.
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The 53-year-old Moore, who played collegiately at Oregon State, was 4-3 with a 2.72 ERA in minor-league stops at Double-A Arkansas and Tacoma this season.
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Before her time at State, Nauert had mostly worked as a broadcast journalist, making two stops at Fox News with a brief on-air role at ABC News in between.
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To this day, the sphere of influence from downtown generally stops at Crawford Street, which for me was a jarring reminder of how ghosts from the past don't easily dissipate.
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The big, furry creatures have spent the summer crashing weddings and making pit stops at hotel bathrooms — typical behavior for a human, a tad more shocking for our bear friends.
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And Ryan has been barnstorming the district in recent days, making stops at local county fairs, the Dousman Derby Days and a visit to Racine's party headquarters Saturday with Sen.
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The Air Force has defended the refueling stops at Prestwick as within Pentagon guidelines, and the airport told Politico that it often books the Air Force crews' lodging at Turnberry.
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Tonight, after crossing the Anacostia en route to his apartment building in Mount Pleasant, he stops at the Whole Foods west of Logan Circle, on P Street in Northwest Washington.
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"Ultimately the buck stops at the President," Taleblu said, adding that as long as all three are working toward implementing Trump's policy objectives there should be little reason for conflict.
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Yes, you get to wind your way through its innards in the line for the ride, and make fun photo stops at highly Instagrammable locations such as the Dejarik table.
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The traffic bill is mostly about things like installing all-way stops at intersections and reducing the speed limit on most side streets to 20 or 25 miles an hour.
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Los Angeles FBI Field Office Assistant Director Deirdre Fike said the anonymous threat came from a man and particularly identified the Red Line that stops at Universal Studios in Los Angeles.
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Not only will the Hello Kitty train make stops at each station between Shin-Osaka and Hakata, it will also play the signature Hello Kitty theme jingle as it nears stations.
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The exchange begins with an anti-Semitic dog whistle from Trump, stops at "Fuckface von Clownstick," and ends with an angry late night tweet that proves, conclusively, that Trump was mad.
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In this area, you can't enter a venue for the first time after 903:30 AM, and alcohol service stops at 3 AM (meaning most clubs shut down right after 3AM).
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The pit stops at game-less bars had put me behind schedule so, after a few minutes of watching, I chugged the rest of my beer—also manly—and took off.
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President Trump leaves this week on his first overseas trip as commander in chief, and he hopes to pick an envoy to the Holy See before he stops at the Vatican.
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" Asked if he thinks the federal government bears any of the blame, Jeffries responded that that the "Trump administration bears blame to the extent that the buck stops at the top.
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The tour is poised to kick off on the book's release date in Obama's hometown of Chicago, with stops at stadiums in 10 cities, before ending in Brooklyn on Dec. 85033.
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The cruise ship, the Star of the Gulf of Tonkin, sails from Sanya, a port in Hainan, and then stops at Yinyu Island, Quanfu Island and Yagong Island over five days.
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But here, I've found I'm able to get my organic farm delivery and make several top-up stops at the local grocery store while spending much less than I did before.
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The 4 and 6 Lexington Avenue trains stop at East 86th Street, and the 5 does part time; the 6 also stops at East 96th, and the 4 does part time.
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Queen of Pop Madonna is mid-way through the Asia leg of her Rebel Heart Tour and she continues to create buzz in the region at every city she stops at.
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In search of a new car to steal, he stops at a cemetery, where he marches one of the groundskeepers into a basement and makes him get down on his knees.
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From January to April, the Belmond Hiram Bingham, a 1920s-style train with wood-paneled carriages and formal dining cars, stops at the property on its way to Machu Picchu. belmond.
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The comparatively small number of T.S.A. stops at the airport may mean that travelers have gotten the message that it is illegal to fly with marijuana and they leave it behind.
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While stops at Prestwick began during Barack Obama's presidency, they have increased greatly since Trump became president — since 2017, the US military has spent at least $17.2 million at the airport.
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While stops at Prestwick began during Barack Obama's presidency, they have increased greatly since Trump became president; since 2017, the US military has spent at least $17.2 million at the airport.
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This year, the festival kicks off at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, making stops at El Museo del Barrio, The New York Academy of Medicine, and the Asia Society, among others.
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The horror film legend also plans to follow the album release with his first ever live shows, including stops at ATP Iceland and Primavera Sound, with more dates promised for North America.
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When Bradley Cooper's character Jackson Maine stops at a drag bar for a night cap, he stumbles upon Gaga's character Ally beautifully performing "La Vie en Rose" onstage and is instantly transfixed.
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It will have special fibres inside the hinges to prevent dust from entering, the hinges would even have dual stops, at 90° and 180° enabling stuff like Hands Free (Duo) Video Calling.
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The bun stops at a condiment dispensing station, and then one for toppings like pickles, lettuce, and cheese, all of which are cut and shredded on the spot by the machine itself.
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Their Freud, fully cognizant of his illicit desires, stops at his sister-in-law's bedroom door, for he knows that sublimation of the erotic drives is the price men pay for civilization.
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The annual Way of the Cross procession, a tradition in our city since 1996, will cross from Brooklyn to Manhattan this morning, making stops at several prominent sites for readings and performances.
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A visit to an upscale suburban mall or a city shopping district used to be marked by stops at Gap, Sharper Image and Barnes & Noble, ending in a pile of shopping bags.
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The itinerary includes stops at the Packing District and an Anaheim Ducks game, as well as the Oak Canyon Nature Center (which I hadn't heard of, but now want to check out).
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The X15 express bus runs along Richmond Road and stops at the Rector Street subway station in Lower Manhattan (travel time during the morning rush hour: about an hour and 20 minutes).
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So we get not just film preservation but also a livestock auction, classroom visits, a trip to Europe, a reunion event and several stops at the nursing home where his mother resides.
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Mr. Boyce and other patrons fought back when police arrived for one of their near-nightly stops at the bar, lining up customers and arresting several for what seemed like arbitrary reasons.
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Starting late August of this year, Norwegian Cruise Lines' 2,394-passenger Norwegian Gem will run a seven-night New England cruise out of Boston, which includes stops at Martha's Vineyard and Newport.
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Clinton made two unannounced stops at casino cafeterias while campaigning here over the weekend, where she was cheered by people who make up the union — maids, chefs, kitchen workers, security agents and housekeepers.
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John Kasich leads the GOP pack in campaign stops at 182 in just 29 visits to the state, while Chris Christie has the most visits at 38, with 181 campaign stops this cycle.
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The ship was scheduled to make stops at five ports in Japan during a 14-day cruise that began in Hong Kong on February 1, but was refused entry by the Japanese government.
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Chance the Rapper announced that he was hiring a team of ASL interpreters for the remainder of his tour, which would include stops at major festivals like Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Austin City Limits.
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They wind downtown along Seventh Avenue to the World Trade Center site – following the same route that Father Mychal took on 9/11 – with stops at firehouses and police precincts along the way.
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The Porpoise stops at Grand Turk Island to replenish its stores of drinking water, and after enlisting Annicke Johansson's help, she has a plan to escape to warn Jamie of his impending doom.
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But will that vigor and commitment last four or eight years past all those stops at union halls and factory floors, where working men and women wear hardhats and proudly wave American flags?
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The highest finishing Dash 4 Cash-eligible driver in any of the four races — consecutive stops at Bristol, Richmond (Va.) Raceway, Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway and Dover (Del.) International Speedway — earns a $100,000 bonus.
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He and the other authors argue that the conclusion that human lifespan stops at 115 years was based on misinterpreting the data by seeing a plateau at 115 years where there was none.
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The show will mark the second date in a string of North American tour dates for the UK musician, also including stops at Indio festival Coachella and at Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg.
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Then producers add some tension by speeding it up and raising its key by one semitone, before the whole thing abruptly stops — at just the point where we want to hear it again.
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Every day she rattles down the track, flashes past a stretch of cozy suburban homes, and stops at the signal that allows her to daily watch the same couple breakfasting on their deck.
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The liberal web site said trips to Florida, including stops at his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, have cost $22019 million in total travel and security costs, according to its analysis.
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Before driving us to the entrance, Maria stops at Miner's Market, where we buy coca leaves and a potent 96 percent alcohol solution to give as gifts to any laborers we might encounter.
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The files detail the extent that cops went to try to gather evidence, making stops at business throughout the city to try to get security footage and executing search warrant after search warrant.
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It's a daytime bar crawl—with stops at the Hog Pit, Pioneers Bar, Stout NYC Flagship, and the Keg Room—that's intended to conclude at Guy's American Kitchen and Bar in Times Square.
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The trip stops at a pumpkin patch where families can pick out a pumpkin, and returns to the station, which has a hay-bale maze, arts and crafts and a haunted train car.
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Ms. Barry has continued to tell stories from places as near as New York and as far as Papua New Guinea in a career that has included stops at the BBC and CNN.
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"This country does not deserve a president who willfully breaks our laws and encourages others to do the same, because his notion of power stops at coercive force," #BabaeAko, the women's group, said.
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They have watched the freedoms of Hong Kong — in the media, education, housing, commerce and elsewhere — slowly slip away, and they know that the Communist Party stops at nothing in pursuing its interests.
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As the company's chief commercial officer, Christopher Greenough, walks the concrete floors of the plant, he stops at a crate full of curved pieces of stainless steel, part of a car exhaust pipe.
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Our photog asked Rob about his recent stops at In-N-Out Burger ... he's hit the fast food joint TWICE in the last week, while supposedly on his strict "no cheat days" diet.
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Private tours include eight-hours in Bali with stops at Ubud; a spice and coffee plantation; Kintamani, an active volcano, and the Tanah Lot temple ($60), as well as a five-hour tour in Mexico City focused on the homes and work of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, with stops at places such as Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera in San Ángel, the Anahuacalli building designed by Rivera and the Museo Dolores Olmedo in Xochimilco ($175 for up to four people).
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U.S. elected officials and presidential candidates traveling abroad have typically stuck to the longstanding tradition that "politics stops at the water's edge" and declined to express criticism of U.S. policies and politicians while abroad.
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In situations where two or more drivers hit four-way stops at more or less the same time, this is a precautionary move meant to signal to other cars that they need to wait.
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For example, if a motorcycle rider routinely stops at a particular restaurant after work, that information would be shared with the restaurant, which in turn could send targeted ads and promotions to the rider.
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Within a couple of minutes of leaving the church, the van stops at a gas station, and Paul jumps out to greet a young black woman sitting on the curb under a light pole.
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As time went on, her resume included stops at Cannon Films, Lifetime and Hallmark Hall of Fame, plus job titles like President of Production at Republic Pictures and Vice President of Production at NBC.
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Before "Hamilton" and "Bright Star" arrived on Broadway, they made pit stops at Vassar College as part of its 2013 Powerhouse Theater season of works-in-progress, organized with New York Stage and Film.
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In the fall of 1960, he persuaded both halves of the Democratic ticket, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, to make campaign stops at the mall, with the boosterish Truman at their side.
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He should spend less time writing angry, juvenile tweets and reading dubious alt-right media and should instead read a biography of Harry Truman, who knew that the buck stops at the president's desk.
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When she travels to Venice for work, the French hairstylist Odile Gilbert always stops at one shop in particular: Santa Maria Novella, the Old World apothecary founded by Dominican friars in Florence in 1221.
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Making five stops at various locales in the Marshall Islands and Micronesia, with only brief stopovers, it's an interesting (and, at 14-plus hours, somewhat lengthy) opportunity to see what few casual travelers have.
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The lone county-operated bus takes nearly three hours to get to Fresno, making 16 stops at even tinier locales like Raisin City (population 380) before turning around four hours later and heading back.
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Well-informed guides share literature and knowledge during stops at a dispensary, a kitchen where cannabis edibles are made, and even a cannabis art museum, Cannabition, which it says features the world's largest bong.
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One day he impulsively stops at a house offering "free dogs" and adopts grumpy mixed-breed Layla, to whom he vents his pique as he tosses her slices of bologna on the kitchen floor.
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Last week, the Air Force reported that crews had stayed at Turnberry Resort about 6 percent of the time its flights had made overnight stays linked to stops at the Prestwick airport since 2015.
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This two-night special follows immigrant populations to North America, with stops at the Dutch fur trade, the California gold rush, the Great Migration of African-Americans and the building of the Transcontinental Railroad.
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When the tour began on Sunday, Scott abruptly canceled one of his first stops, at The Donut Hole in Walton County, after the Tampa Bay Times used its sources to ferret out the location.
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As Miss Mooney heads to church for what you assume is going to be some pivotal, symbolic moment, she stops at a McDonald's for a Diet Coke and then decides which size she wants.
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An internal US Air Force review of overnight stays by air crews during refueling stops at Prestwick Airport found that military personnel stayed at Turnberry "approximately 6%" of the time between 2015 and 2019.
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F.Y.I. Q. Why are both subway stops at Penn Station set up so that the uptown and downtown express trains come in on the same platform, while the locals come in on side platforms?
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You'll have almost four complete days to explore the sun-kissed Australian city (making obligatory stops at Bondi Beach and the iconic opera house, of course) before your flight to Honolulu, Hawaii on October 23.
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The 23-date limited tour will travel through the U.S. East Coast and Europe in July and August, making stops at famed venues like New York City's Radio City Music Hall and London's Manchester Arena.
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Gates is getting a late-night tour of United Arab Emirates city on the special series Josh Gates: After Dark, and the hotel suite he stops at includes amenities that are literally made of gold.
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We expect Kim Kardashian West to pull out all the stops at the 2016 Met Gala on Monday, but for date night with husband Kanye West on Saturday, the social media queen kept it simple.
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During one of those stops, at a church in Flint, Michigan, he was heckled and the church's black pastor also cut him off as he launched into a political speech attacking his opponent Hillary Clinton.
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The Grammy-nominated band will also make stops at Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville, the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, and will aim for a fourth consecutive sell-out at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.
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And yet if you find yourself compelled by its story, as I did, you're likely to overlook all that, happy just to play in a world where time stops at the press of a button.
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Bangkok Walking Tours has an eight-mile Sundown Tour that begins with an early evening stroll in the city's Lumpini Park and includes stops at Patpong Night Market and Chinatown; about $78 a person. 7.
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The NBA team wrote in a tweet that even though "she's from Chicago," they "had to hook her up" with a jersey because Obama made two stops at their arena on her current book tour.
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Stops at Old St. Patrick's Cathedral, 19th-century "disorderly houses" and the Haughwout Building help to explain this transition — as do sites associated with President Theodore Roosevelt, Keith Haring, Jane Jacobs and the Black Hand.
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The little-known workflow, which occurs every single time a train stops at the system's 472 stations, inspired a 2013 viral video that caught conductors' responses to funny handmade signs held below the zebra markings.
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Stops at Fatehpur Sikri and in the nearby city of Agra to see the Taj Mahal, all of which are in Uttar Pradesh State, are at the top of many itineraries for tourists in India.
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Tours include the history of the four branches of the military, and the one-and-a-half-mile route has stops at various exhibitions throughout the building, such as the indoor memorial near the Sept.
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In stops at U.S. diplomatic outposts around the world, Tillerson has sought to pitch the effort to U.S. personnel, particularly amid media reports of dwindling morale and wariness among the ranks of the State Department.
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While Trump's staff is keeping tight-lipped about specific details for security purposes, the first lady is expected to make stops at local schools and hospitals visiting with children and taking in regional cultural experiences.
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"The Subway Stops at Bryant Park" (Leapfrog Press) by N. West Moss is a charming anthology that celebrates an oasis for all seasons and breathes life into quotidian characters who might otherwise have gone unnoticed.
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The countryside around towns like Aldie, Middleburg, Upperville, and Delaplane is among the most scenic in Virginia, a great place for a leisurely few hours' drive with stops at sites associated with Mosby (suggested routes).
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"That would be interesting since China right now is manipulating to strengthen the yuan and if China stops at his request, the yuan will get weaker and he doesn't want that," the respected chief economist posited.
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The walk includes a visit to the High Line, as well as possible stops at the General Theological Seminary, the birthplace of the Oreo cookie and the Chelsea Hotel — in front of which the tour begins.
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But beyond the very public street festival there are also more intimate moments, like when the painting stops at several public hospitals and is greeted by dozens of sick patients and women about to give birth.
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The routes the club chooses are generally themed like their recent "Salty and Sweet" rally where drivers made stops at restaurants and shops across Pennsylvania selling either salty or sweet things like jerky or ice cream.
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From Taraji P. Henson's sheer back gown to Allison Janney's $4 million worth of diamond jewelry to Whoopi Goldberg's unlaced combat boots worn beneath her gown, celebrities pulled out all the stops at this year's show.
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Obama said that his stops at international summits in China and Laos showed that governing is "serious business" that requires U.S. presidents to be well-informed, have coherent policy ideas and the temperament to implement them.
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Many seem to have derived their sense of how the system works from "House of Cards," the Netflix series about an unscrupulous politician who stops at nothing, not even murder, to scheme his way to power.
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Like other package delivery companies, UPS has benefited from a rapid rise in ecommerce, but has also struggled to bring down the extra costs associated with making stops at individual residential addresses rather than at businesses.
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As a non-Korean whose Korean cultural literacy stops at knowing what kind of banchan I like, I found myself at the most mainstream booking nightclub, located in the heart of the three-mile-long neighborhood.
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JunXion is the multi-cultural crew known for their "choose-your-own-adventure" parties; a ticket to their party on Friday night includes stops at multiple locations and transportation on one of their famous party buses.
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He livestreams almost every aspect of his campaign — the coffees, the town halls, "bowling with Beto," stops at Whataburger, the drives between stops, which often include calls to voters and activists and from his wife, Amy.
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It includes stops at Windsor Castle, the primary palace during her reign; Westminster Abbey, where she was crowned in 1838; and the Chapel Royal at St. James's Palace, where she married Prince Albert two years later.
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Coyne Schofield, a 5-foot-2, 22018-pound left wing, did not slow down after participating in a two-week victory tour that included stops at "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and the New York Stock Exchange.
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In Florida, the train stops at stations along Interstate 95, but compared to that stretch of highway, where speeds average around 34 miles per hour, the train chugs along at up to 79 miles per hour.
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Led by a priestess of Demeter, holding unknown sacred objects in a coffin, there would have been ritual bathing, much singing of songs and hymns and frequent stops at altars to pour libations and make sacrifices.
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Seattle Kush Tours, for example, offers a three-and-a half-hour tour for $99 that informs passengers about the new industry through stops at a dispensary, a growing site and a glass-pipe blowing demonstration.
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" At his stops at field offices on Sunday — in one rare sign of the candidate's hopes for Monday — he told supporters he hoped to drive the "largest voter turnout in the history of the Iowa caucus.
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Mr. Parnas acted as translator and fixer, crisscrossing the Atlantic with stops at the Manhattan cigar bar that was Mr. Giuliani's hangout, a strip club in Kyiv and even a Hanukkah reception at the White House.
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Princess Charlene of Monaco always lights up a room with her effortless elegance, but she pulled out all the stops at the 68th annual Red Cross Gala in Monte Carlo alongside husband Prince Albert over the weekend.
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" Added Luthar, "If you're the kind of person who stops at a traffic light to let an elderly person pass or picks up food for them in the supermarket, they watch this from when they are babies.
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Every grassy median amid a wide boulevard makes me hear faint trolley bells, mass transit from an alternate timeline that runs alongside protected bike lanes and stops at pedestrian plazas where there used to be vast intersections.
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We showed some flashes of brilliance this season, been off and on, been fast at times, had great pit stops at times, just haven't been able to put it all together like a championship team needs to.
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The campaign arranged two last-minute stops at coffee shops in Iowa City and Grinnell, and one of those featured a short performance by Vampire Weekend, which is playing a full show for him in Cedar Rapids.
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Since leaving his litter, Young's new best friend has been splitting his time between the singer's Nashville-area home and a nearby training camp, with occasional weekend stops at Aunt Dorothy's when Young is on the road.
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The tour includes four glasses of wine, food tasting and a ride across the canal, as well as stops at five of Venice's most popular cichetti bars, hole-in the-wall pubs that offer up local appetizers.
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Actually the Constitution stops at the water's edge (as far as privacy rights are concerned) and it is crucial for our safety to be able to read what ISIS is planning next, and quite a few others.
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Less than 30 minutes later, he did: The driver in question was a delivery man who made regular stops at business No. 3, a dry cleaner, and was there just then, so I should come right away.
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The United States should take new steps to stave off Chinese efforts to undercut the integrity of critical institutions such as the World Health Organization and ensure that the Chinese style of leadership stops at its borders.
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In addition to the podcast, the Texas Republican often stops at the Senate subways to deliver his take on the trial and also goes on cable TV to defend the president while condemning the House managers' case.
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By midday, the stops at the Peninsula and Trump Tower had been dropped from the schedule, and the trip had been shortened to Mr. Trump's appearance aboard the aircraft carrier, his feet barely touching New York soil.
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" Christian Deville, a waiter at La Brazza who has only worked there for two decades, chimed in: "Here in France, the freedom of each person stops at the point where it impinges on the freedom of others.
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The Commute The local 1 train stops at West 181st, West 191st and Dyckman Streets, and commuters can transfer at West 96th Street to 2 or 3 trains to arrive in Times Square in about 30 minutes.
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The week included stops at places like Gurney's, the Surf Lodge, and SOHO Beach House; Fuchs was provided with gifts from LoveShackFancy and Ramy Brook, and went on a shopping spree at the high-end boutique The Webster.
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There are those whose careers are simply long, unending benders, punctuated by brief stops at the Mixmag Lab or naps on Croatian beaches, and there are others who drink green tea behind the decks and practice Theravada Buddhism.
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Removing your foot from the accelerator will result in what feels like a fairly aggressive – though not sudden – brake, and you can use this technique to coast to stops at intersections accurately and easily with a little practice.
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Milwaukee is allowing an average of 22 points during its six-game winning streak and will put that defense to the test during a road trip that includes stops at the Los Angeles Clippers and Golden State Warriors.
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The nomadic library, an ongoing project by OlaRonke Akinmowo, has made stops at other venues and neighborhoods in the city, each time inviting participants to swap books or simply spend their time reading authors who are oftentimes overlooked.
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"Well, we did it," Trump, 213, said, microphone in hand, before his first swaying dance with wife Melania—to Frank Sinatra's "My Way"—at the Freedom Ball, the first of his stops at Friday night's three inaugural balls.
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While there is interest among LNG producers and trading houses to help develop import facilities in emerging Asian buyers, the interest often stops at the terminal, and developing the actual end-user infrastructure is left to domestic operators.
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On the way home, Randall stops at Rebecca's house and tells her he's angry, but acknowledges that he realizes how lonely it must've been for her to keep that kind of secret from everyone for so many years.
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And as I'm looking at the cab pulling over I realized that this woman and this guy are waiting for a cab and for whatever reason the car stops at us first, even though they had been waiting.
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On previous trips, the same C-17 was said to have made pit stops at US bases in Germany and Spain for refueling, which similar military planes traveling to and from the Middle East take on their routes.
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After mining the 1970s, Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman tour the '80s, with stops at the Reagan administration, the AIDS crisis, Wall Street corruption and, in this first episode, prime-time television and the advent of the VCR.
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The City Tour runs twice daily and also stops at Merlion Park, not to mention the Singapore Flyer (the world's second tallest observation wheel), Marina Bay Sands, the Esplanade, Gardens by the Bay, and SG's "Avatar"-esque Supertrees.
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US elected officials have traditionally taken pride in the idea that politics stops at the water's edge — that whatever disputes Democrats and Republicans might have in domestic politics, they form a united front in confrontations with foreign countries.
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Companies like Evan Evans, for instance, which typically offers a day tour with stops at Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath, will visit Hampton Court Palace, the former home of Henry VIII, on that day instead of Windsor Castle.
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That, combined with the lack of further education — the local school stops at 16, and teenagers wishing to go to college have to leave their families to live on the mainland — has led to a constant population drain.
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"Gardens of Stone: The Cemeteries of New York City From Colonial Times to the Present" (Fonthill Media, $22.99) by Alexandra Kathryn Mosca offers a historical excursion, with stops at grave sites that include Louis Armstrong's and Harry Houdini's.
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Witherspoon, 163, and Phillippe, 18, once again looked like twins when they were photographed wearing identical matching mother/daughter black outfits while catching a mix of Paris' haute couture and boutique shopping (with stops at Chanel, A.P.C. and Gucci).
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Penny's website traffic in the second quarter declined compared with rival Kohls, with stops at its homepage falling 11% and visits beyond there sinking 41.4% compared with the same period last year, according to data from analytics firm SimilarWeb.
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But Tuesday she pulled out all the style stops at the European premiere of Captain America: Civil War in a sexy, keyhole-neckline Alexander McQueen dress that turned more than a few heads — including her co-star's, Chris Evans.
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SO INGRAINED is the dream of the "posto fisso" in Italian culture, that the highest-grossing film of 2016 was a comedy about a man who stops at nothing to keep his permanent job in the country's public bureaucracy.
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The tour is not limited to landmarks tied to gay men and lesbians: It also stops at the graves of the Tiffany family and Elias Howe, for example, and explains the history behind Battle Hill, Brooklyn's highest natural point.
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On Sunday, as Comey's full sit-down with George Stephanopolous rolls out, he'll set off on a book tour bonanza with stops at talk show tables, late night armchairs, and live on a stage at a CNN town hall.
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An Air Force review of overnight stays by air crews during refueling stops at the airport found military personnel stayed at Trump Turnberry "approximately 6%" of the time between 2015 and 2019, which would have included the Obama administration.
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Tillerson's trip is his first on behalf of the Trump administration, and will include stops at Djibouti, the tiny east African nation at which both the U.S. and China have a military bases, followed by Kenya, Chad and Nigeria.
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The saying "Politics stops at the water's edge" still describes a powerful norm: Soldiers aren't criticized for carrying out the policies of their governments, and it takes egregious abuses of rules of engagement for individual soldiers to be shamed.
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Why the U.S. is freaked out about Brexit Trump broke the convention that politics stops at the water's edge, blaming President Barack Obama for splitting Europe after he campaigned against Brexit and mocking Clinton for coming down on the losing side.
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After leaving the Twins, she journeys on and stops at the Inn at the Crossroads, where she reunites with Hot Pie and learns her brother Jon Snow has been named King in the North after retaking Winterfell and defeating the Boltons.
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Jack is sitting in the back seat with worms and bait beside him while his father drives the car; abruptly, he stops at a bar, claiming he's "thirsty," and leaves Jack in the car while he sits inside and drinks.
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With nearly 4 million barrels of oil shipped daily to Europe, the United states and Asia plus commercial goods via the waterway, the stakes are high for ships sailing through the strait and for those making stops at ports in Yemen.
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Retailing for $24.99, they're not any more expensive than their non-metallic counterparts, so Minnie enthusiasts (like Disney Channel star Sabrina Carpenter, who showed off her own pair) can stock up between stops at the parks' churro carts and the Matterhorn.
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During one of two stops at New York's Madison Square Garden Tuesday night — the same night that Ted Cruz dropped out of the race — Vedder dedicated the end of "Wishlist" to a takedown of Donald Trump and Donald Trump's penis.
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If you've ever wondered why you go through several cups of coffee a day while your best friend stops at two, researchers may have found the answer — and it doesn't have to do with the amount of sleep you get.
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The trip included stops at the book exhibition launch for Dior The Art of Color at the Dubai Mall, and a Dior "Art of Color" dinner which she hosted with Peter Phillips, creative and image director of for the cosmetics brand.
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Plesse, France (Reuters) - France's presidential pretenders will this week make mandatory campaign stops at the annual Paris farm fair as polls show farmers increasingly tempted by the far-right's Marine Le Pen when they even bother to vote at all.
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As a kid from a working-class household, the sight of Luigi—a knight in polyester armor who stops at nothing to save his dream girl and bring her back home to the life she's made for herself—was a revelation.
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Buttigieg has not claimed to have been involved in direct combat, but he has written at length about the dangers he faced in the unpredictable environs in downtown Kabul, where stops at checkpoints or encounters on the street could turn deadly.
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This second season debut looks at establishments around Charlotte, N.C., with stops at a burger restaurant run by twin brothers (who inherited it from their father) and a fusion barbecue restaurant known for its mac and cheese made with ramen noodles.
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At the same time, thousands of others make uneventful stops at dispensaries every day, like the hiking guide in the college town of Boulder who now keeps a few marijuana gummies in a locked bag to help her relax before bed.
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The trucks will make stops at sites monumental for gay liberation and culture, including the L.G.B.T. Community Center, the Piers, Harlem and Times Square, spreading messages of solidarity and survival across the city in Holzer's usual silent-but-piercing visual way.
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The East River Ferry route that was relaunched this past week will continue to make stops at the island on weekends during the season, beginning tomorrow, and the new South Brooklyn route will connect to Governors Island beginning on June 3.
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The current East River route: • The ferry will still make stops at East 34th Street in Midtown Manhattan; Hunters Point South, Greenpoint, North and South Williamsburg and Dumbo in Brooklyn; Governors Island; and Wall Street/Pier 11 in Lower Manhattan.
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Aspen's RFTA stops at the four main mountains in Aspen — Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, and Buttermilk — as well as at hotels, airports, and condo resorts in between, carrying sight-seers, locals, employees, and decked-out skiers to their various destinations.
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Michael O'Keefe, 24, a carpenter from Harriman, N.Y., who was among the masses idling at Hoboken Station, said responsibility for the problems plaguing New Jersey Transit, from its unreliability to its antiquated equipment, stops at the governor's office in Trenton.
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Our crawl through Main Street included stops at the Murfreesboro Chamber of Commerce, Elizabeth S. Parker Memorial Library, Revelle Realty, and Tavern 125, each of which highlighted the critical role the internet plays in growing their organizations and strengthening the community.
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In the most horrific scenario, a doctor that worked at the Pine Ridge IHS hospital, in addition to prior stops at IHS facilities in Montana, was charged with the sexual abuse of minors, with reports of pedophilia dating back decades.
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The White House had complained prior to the president's NATO trip that Democrats weren't abiding by the long-held principle that politics stops at the water's edge by holding an impeachment hearing while the president was overseas on official business.
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I thought, as we blew past our designated stops at the Golden Gate tourist center on the San Francisco side, and the multiple stops in Marin, how very strange that I am the only one totally freaking out about this aberration.
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