They've done that because they want the better street name.
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The operator mixed up the street name; Mr. Purdy repeated it.
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You may know this ideology better by its street name: FUCK THE GOVERNMENT.
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If that street name rings a bell, you may know it from the work
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Even so, Tiffany — a street name — did not stop using the site, she said.
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Goldman Sachs' Marcus is the only big Wall Street name with a rate above 2%.
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At that time we will have to replace it with the real street name sign.
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Imagine typing three random words into your satnav rather than a zip code and street name.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and City Councilwoman Helen Rosenthal unveiled the new street name on Wednesday.
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"Cisco, 12-26-78 — 4-403-16," the mural read, referring to Mr. Perez's street name.
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He knows all about Claire's "La Dame Blanche" street name and intends to use her powers.
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With Poosh and with this street name, they just felt homey to her and they felt familiar.
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Referencing a specific block starts with the east-west numbering followed by the north-south street name.
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Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows both your street name and your nom de cape.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov suggested the street name change further illustrated division between the US and Russia.
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Dare we dream about political divisions that are mostly confined to which street name we should honor?
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Users sprinkle capital T's, referring to meth's street name, Tina, or diamond emojis throughout bios and user names.
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Meanwhile, back in Ryazan, some citizens are skeptical that the street name change would have much of an impact.
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One of the stops is at Golf Street, which is not a marketing concept but an actual street name.
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Mr. Santagata conceded that not including a flood, or using an older street name, may have been an artistic choice.
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To avoid confusion, such renamings preserve the original street name and are referred to by the city as co-namings.
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However, there's one that has eluded her so far, though she'll reportedly be in receipt of it soon: a street name.
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Most of the residents she spoke with in the majority-black area did not want the street name changed, she said.
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The new algorithm achieves 84.2% accuracy on a dataset of French Street Name Signs, a significant improvement from the previous systems.
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Gilbert Tauber, a retired city planner who has created a database to try to account for every new street name, agreed.
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"To see here the street name in Hebrew language, Yiddish language is very moving," said Amir Moimon, Israel's ambassador to Lithuania.
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The street name came under renewed scrutiny in August, as dozens of Confederate monuments were being removed across the United States.
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Did she stop to pose for a photo under the enamel plaque of the street name, as I seem to remember?
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He doesn't out his ex, her street name, and Hooters employment because she didn't return a text or Twitter DM or whatever.
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Sixty percent of my data usage goes toward Google Maps navigation so that I never have to memorize a street name again.
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But there are no identifying signs; the sole information divulged is on brass plaques that bear the street name and building numbers.
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Some simply shrug, as if to suggest the new street name means more to out-of-towners than it does to locals.
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"Reselling, it's an easy way to make money," said a tank-top-garbed youth who goes by the street name Young Sin.
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However, the app directed them to a notorious slum area in Brazil that had the same street name as the tourist destination.
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The star of the show is Eileen Merrill (Maggie Gyllenhaal), a veteran Times Square sex worker who goes by the street name Candy.
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Don't let him catch you using his nickname, though: "Cottonmouth" is his street name, from his former life as a full-time thug.
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Down at No. 8 and 9 were "Just Cause" and "Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh," (street name: "Candyman 2") two movies about racism.
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Down at No. 8 and 9 were "Just Cause" and "Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh," (street name: "Candyman 2") two movies about racism.
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" Our law enforcement sources tell TMZ, at the time of this post they have not located Holder who goes by the street name "Shitty.
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They are usually accidental paint-marks found on the street at a location (street name or pertinent address) connected to his subject's real life.
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Its street name draws from a hispanic colloquial term, which generally refers to a "slender, elegant woman who charms all whom she meets," Hall says.
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Frank Wolf also put an amendment in the 2015 State Department spending bill that required Secretary of State John Kerry to change the street name.
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Keo—whose brother is the novelist Jonathan Lethem—had brought an apprentice: a sharp-eyed eight-year-old who goes by the street name Squirm.
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This can be a city and state or country, GPS coordinates, a street name, specific address, ZIP or postal code, or a general place.3.
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Louise Jones is best known by her street name, Ouizi, and for her large-scale, ornate flowerscape murals that decorate buildings all over the city.
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The rest is software, combining GPS and map data to place those blue chevrons in the camera view, with the street name floating over them.
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Eventually, the page would show the first digit of the street number and first three letters of the correct street name, while asterisks hid the remaining characters.
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The news outlet reported that the street has been at the center of a year-long effort by residents and some officials to change the street name.
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When my daughter, my wife, and I write down the address of the flat we've all shared, each one of us inscribes a completely different street name.
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Eileen (Maggie Gyllenhaal), who goes by the street name Candy, is a veteran sex worker who wears a curly blond Orphan Annie wig and a perpetual sigh.
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Cops say they believe Holder -- who goes by the street name, Shitty Cuz -- is the person seen in surveillance video shooting Nipsey and his friends multiple times.
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To the extent there is any echo of Democratic presidents, it is in the street name Frank Sinatra Drive, which runs along the south side of the property.
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In Hollywood, about 20 miles (32 km) north of downtown Miami, the issue led to three protests, two in support of the street name changes, and one against.
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Also on the musical street-name agenda is Bandstand Street, named after the Australian TV show that launched the careers of The Bee Gees and Olivia Newton-John.
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" Users had to be extremely specific when entering a name or address, for example: an entry for a street name including "Pl" is not the same thing as "Place.
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For a guy who wanted to "drain the swamp" — meaning, not appoint Washington insiders to important posts — the next central bank head will be a familiar Wall Street name. 15.
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Bayh owns a condo in Indianapolis, and he cited the address on his driver's license as proof he is still an Indiana resident, but he incorrectly stated the street name.
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Law enforcement officers arrested Mr. Dowling, who, according to the complaint, also goes by the street name of Bam Bam, at his home in Brooklyn on Friday on unrelated charges.
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Google Maps will display information like the street name you're looking for, arrows pointing in the correct direction, and a visual marker letting you know you've arrived at your destination.
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There are discount groceries, dollar stores, auto shops, duty-free stores, and wholesalers with names like "Factory 2 U." Even the street name — Border Village Road — hints at its purpose.
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Edinburgh-based Menzies was a major British high street name until the late 1990s, when it reinvented itself as a major global provider of fuelling and cargo handling for airlines.
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Sinacori regaled a small crowd of interested residents and history buffs with a call-and-response-like recitation of the origins of almost every street name in the eastside neighborhoods.
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And as a heavily muscled adult with the street name Black (Trevante Rhodes), he has a commanding presence that keeps the world at bay, but he's no less shy and withdrawn.
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Mr. Morfee and the Barrow Street name helped Mr. Ruddy start conversations with a number of theaters, many of which were surprisingly game to have the cast members pay a visit.
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"Throughout the day, protesters gathered around the effigy and deployed other visual aids for their political statements, including a street sign labeled "BARACK OBAMA AVE" under the actual street name, "S.
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Another artist on the 69th floor, Sean Sullivan, said his street name, Layer Cake, came from his fascination with the way street art was made — layered over what was there before.
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Auditors have also found that "misspelling or not capitalizing the street name" can lead to multiple variations of the same address, which has led to department officials missing the red flags.
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Maggie Gyllenhaal plays Eileen (street name: Candy), a prostitute insistent on living without a pimp, who is tired of her job and yearns to break into the burgeoning world of legal pornography.
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So-called supernumerary nipples (street name: "accessory" nipples) may seem a little sci-fi, but according to the National Institutes of Health Genetic and Rare Disease Center, the phenomenon is pretty common.
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Apparently unaware that its trademark is also a street name for the illegal drug MDMA, the store has signs saying, "Welcome to the Ecstasy World" and "The Ecstasy Family Make You Crazy."
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You're driving down the street and Google Maps tells you to turn right at the Burger King, instead of telling you to turn right on [insert street name you've never heard of].
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"I want to evolve past the taboo, what I call the 'dirty bong syndrome,'" said Mario Guzman, the Sherbinskis founder who for years was known only by his street name, Mr. Sherbinski.
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Ketamine — which goes by the street name Special K — has been studied more than most illicit drugs, thanks to its legal status in the United States as a tranquilizer (usually for animals).
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Although five Chechen men were jailed for the crime, Mr. Nemtsov's family and friends, some of whom lobbied for the street name, believe that the real mastermind has never been publicly identified.
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Stifel analyst Scott Devitt was the fourth major Wall Street name to cut his price target on Facebook by $27 to $168, saying the uncertainty generated by the row demanded a higher discount.
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As we reported ... Holder -- who goes by the street name, Shitty Cuz -- was located and captured in the Lakewood area Tuesday, where he was cuffed by cops and later ID'd by the LAPD.
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Drivers using the app have started noticing that instead of being given a street name to turn onto or a direction to head in, they're being instructed to look for a business or building.
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And some of what is sold under the poetic street name of Abu Hilalain (Father of the Two Crescent Moons: an allusion to the entwining Cs on each pill) contains little but concentrated caffeine.
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The U.S. Attorney&aposs Office in Massachusetts announced that 23-year-old Joel Martinez, who went by the street name of "Animal," will be subject to deportation once he&aposs released from federal prison.
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Spravato is a chemical mirror image of anesthetic ketamine, which is abused as a recreational party drug that goes by the street name Special K. Reporting by Saumya Sibi Joseph in Bengaluru; Editing by
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One EU official argued that it was Goldman Sachs' specific reputation among sections of the European population that posed the biggest problem; another bank, another Wall Street name, might not have caused so much fuss.
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If you manage to get ahold of the reservation line, the only clue you're given is the street name, forcing you to wander through the 500-meter-long street until you discover the inconspicuous entry.
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" Gayer noticed it whenever she went home or gave her street name out to friends, which "hammered home the fact that it's a bigger deal than we probably even thought about when we moved in.
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But the drug used in Brooklyn — with the street name AK-215 2625 Karat Gold — was 235 times as potent as the main agent in plant-grown marijuana, THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, according to lab tests.
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I set up traffic in-house, and I ran it so good the police didn't know me—when they first came to bust the house, they said they wanted Sweet Dean, which was my street name.
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The creators of a raunchy comedy starring Melissa McCarthy and a cast of puppets can continue marketing the movie by playing off the "Sesame Street" name in a tagline for now, a judge ruled this week.
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At 18A, the clue "Over five hundred on Ecstasy" very cleverly hides a lot of information, including a synonym for the word "over," the Roman numeral for 500 and a street name for the drug Ecstasy.
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Dmitri G. Gudkov, a former member of Parliament, noted that the city had brushed aside requests for a memorial to Mr. Nemtsov but jumped at the chance to change the street name near the American Embassy.
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Many Singaporeans remember their favorite food stalls by location rather than by name, which led Lee Chee Wee to name his business after the street name where his father operated as a hawker as early as 1928.
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And in the third segment, with Chiron as a powerfully muscled, thug-identified dealer operating under the street name Black (Trevante Rhodes), he's picked an identity and worked hard to develop it, but it still remains a disguise.
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" From the moment he started working on the case, Mr. George had heard from Mr. Thompson's family that the real killer was a man named David Clark, a Jamaican native who often went by the street name "Jamaican Tony.
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The property where the knife was found, a Brentwood estate where Simpson was living at the time of the murders and later became known during the criminal trial by its street name, Rockingham, was foreclosed upon and subsequently demolished in 1998.
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Unlike a typical driving direction that tells you to turn at certain streets, navigation would use the most current street view information to inform directions with landmarks, such as "turn right at Bangkok Hospital" instead of the formal street name.
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A 22-page report on the incident, released on Thursday, concluded the officers "acted lawfully in self-defense and in defense of others" in their deadly encounter with 39-year-old Charley Leundeu Keunang, known by the street name of Africa.
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"If you were playing Family Feud, and you asked 100 people on the street, 'Name a woman in alternative rock in the 90s,' you would get an overwhelming amount of people who'd just say 'Courtney Love' and couldn't name anybody else," he said.
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These oddly poetic three-word codes will soon act as a stand-in for the more common addressing convention of house number, street name and postal code, which never quite caught on in Mongolia, one of the world's most sparsely populated countries.
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"One night, Russian Paul found him passed out with patches of deep-fried chickpeas stuck to his face, and the park's newest hustler earned his street name," Raffi Khatchadourian wrote in a profile of Mr. Natanzon in The New Yorker in 2013.
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Instead of house number, street name, town, province and so on, or the unwieldy co-ordinates of latitude and longitude, this system, the brainchild of Chris Sheldrick, boss of What3Words, a firm based in London, divides the Earth's surface into nine-metre-square blocks.
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A 2015 survey found that 43 percent of Londoners would consider paying more for a property just because it had a regal-sounding street name, like Royal Drive, King Place or Queen Crescent, even if there were no genuine royal connection to the property.
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"SAD MOMENT FOR A WELL-KNOWN HIGH STREET NAME" PwC said in a separate statement that Mothercare's UK store portfolio will be wound down over the coming weeks and months, adding that the entities in administration employ 2,485 retail staff and 384 head office and distribution staff.
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He said it was also unclear when the logo on the building would be changed back to C.F.P.B. While Mr. Mulvaney proudly touted the name change this year, Mr. Czwartacki, his longtime aide, suggested that reverting to the bureau's "street name" was not a big deal.
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Still, such is the enduring power of the Fleet Street name that Rupert Murdoch, the owner of The Times and other papers, returned this year to be married at St. Bride's, a church reconstructed in the 17th century by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of London.
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"For me, personally, the street name has always been a consistent reminder that it is our job to ensure the Red Sox are not just multicultural, but stand for as many of the right things in our community as we can," Henry wrote Thursday in an email to the Herald.
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Colin Powell's Tube was an odd street name inspired by the infamous United Nations speech the former secretary of state gave in 2003 to validate the American invasion of Iraq, in which he presented pictures of tubes in the desert that were said to be evidence of weapons of mass destruction.
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The city's Board of Elections recently posted its voter enrollment lists to its website, a massive upload of thousands of pages, covered in tiny all-caps letters, that offer a district-by-district breakdown of voters sorted by party and street name — one line for each of the 4.6 million active registered voters.
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Spravato is a chemical mirror image of anesthetic ketamine, which is abused as a recreational party drug that goes by the street name Special K. The decision comes after an FDA advisory panel recommended approval of the drug, Spravato, which is designed to treat depression in patients who have not benefited from two or more antidepressants.
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"But for me, personally, the street name has always been a consistent reminder that it is our job to ensure the Red Sox are not just multi-cultural, but stand for as many of the right things in our community as we can -- particularly in our African-American community and in the Dominican community that has embraced us so fully," Henry told the Herald.
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Bellerose New York State Route 25 Jamaica Nassau NEW YORK Orient Point New York State Route 25 Queensboro Bridge Suffolk Nassau By The New York Times The bridge is the western end — let's call it the beginning — of New York State Route 25, whose local street name changes frequently as it snakes roughly 249 miles from Queens to the eastern tip of Long Island.
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That is the question parents are asking themselves in Kansas City, Missouri, reports WDAF-TV, which recently featured a business called Metro K9 Detection Services that specializes in providing reliable drug sniffing dogs to "cost effectively" detect narcotics such as marijuana, PCP, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine (with the street names of "ice, glass and crystal") and MDMA (street name "ecstasy or molly") in your home and other residential locations.
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Poems are as good a place for the past as the grass is for the wasp, whose iridescent face shines as she snaps the antennae off the cockroach and laps up the blood drink like the wasp goddess taught her in the vision whose street name, instinct, oversimplifies how satisfying I'm finding it to say cock as often as I have had the occasion to here; American cock, in particular.
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